Comments by "Manfred " (@manfredmann2766) on "The Shocking Truths About Why People Won't Move to West Virginia" video.

  1. Guessing: Air pollution near mining, dearth of jobs, healthcare, weather, water contamination, isolated, would not appeal to those who have liberal democratic beliefs, education, lack of nightlife for the big city folks, and the prevalence of opioid addiction.
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  2.  @kevinkelly1656  CT and NJ are way worse, left the former 38 years ago and the later 32 years ago. AZ where I live has more aggressive drivers and more torn up roads than WV, luckily I live far away from Phoenix, which is a thousand times worse. We have a lot of mining out here, and in some areas the drinking water is questionable (granted there is any). No shortage of drug addiction in many areas here too. IMO I-17 in AZ is much more dangerous than I-64 in WV, however I have mostly travelled the Interstate 64 in the summer, but the drivers were definitely less aggressive than the ones on AZ 17. Not sure how bad I-64 gets in the winter, but I am sure with all the grades it is dangerous. In the winter on AZ going north towards Flagstaff, one can almost guarantee that there will be an accident, because you can get whiteout conditions, along with people that cannot drive in the snow. The grades too, can be steep.
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