Comments by "Manfred " (@manfredmann2766) on "From Here to There" channel.

  1. Notwithstanding the current situation(s) my guesses are: CO, NH, VT, NC, MN, WI, TX, AZ, UT, and ID
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  2. Guessing again: Humidity especially during the summer, Crowded, Low Wages, cannot determine the line of demarcation between the actual Orlando and Disney World, shiitake schools, water can easily Pool there after a rain, horrible drivers, tourists, traffic, road work, scenically devoid, alligators, bugs, mold.
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  3. Surprised NJ made the list, but those beautiful suburbs in the NY metro area have huge property taxes. IMO it is the most geologically diverse state in the country, it practically has every biome except the tundra or the tropics. Been all over the state, visiting every town from Cape May to High Point. Omaha has huge property taxes on those lower priced houses. Paid them for 8 years. Surprised Michigan did not make the top 10.
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  4. Here are my guesses again: smog, traffic, ever increasing cost of housing, scant nightlife, not a go to for gentiles aka non LDS, isolated, homelessness is increasing, a dearth of public transit, tough to buy alcohol, and road construction is rampant. 5 or better and I get call myself big brain 🙂
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  5. Guessing: Boring, winters, isolated, summers are unpleasant, road construction, Midwest friendly place, limited industries, meth problem, smells like some type of bad agriculture, and tornadoes. Hope to get more than 5, spent 10 years in Omaha, Nebraska which was somewhat similar, but bigger. Glad to be out in the western US, which sucks less and is good too.
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  6. Guessing: Extremely cold winters, Bugs, high taxes, if you are not a Packers fan, then you will be lonely, the area is isolated, high paying jobs are scant, lies in a cloudy zone where sunshine is a rarity, not much to do for entertainment, road conditions due to freezing and thawing, and Sunday tailgate traffic during home games. Hope to get 5, I really want to visit there someday, because I only made it to Port Washington, which was a nice lakefront town years ago. At the bare minimum, I hope the Packers advance to the Super Bowl. They were looking good last week. Hello from the Grand Canyon state BTW.
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  7. Here are my big cities: San Antonio, Denver, Phoenix, Dallas, Seattle, Portland, Charlotte, San Diego, Atlanta, and Minneapolis.
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  8. Yay I think I six
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  9. Guessing: Traffic, humidity, air pollution, construction, crime, floods, tornadoes, not outdoor friendly, too spread out, and too much CA migration (not that that matters to me)
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  10. Wondering if anyone in Green Bay has altered the logo on a John Deere snow blower and converted it to read the Green Bay Packers? Perhaps a John Deere tractor too? Not from anywhere near Green Bay, but ever since I was a small child, I admired the green and yellow color combination.
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  11. Totally agree, and I live in the state directly south of it, where I think about it most days.
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  12. Denver, 505k median house cost, while there is an 86k median income, is not a good combination. I’ll stay put in AZ any day. Boise, these days, is like Denver regarding the high housing costs relative to the median income.
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  13. Guessing: AZ, ID, TX, UT, CO, SC, NH, TN, NV, and FL
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  14. Hudaman I agree, I almost recanted my guess. Car insurance is high because of it.
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  15. From Here to There It was excellent, forgot about the caucuses though. Omaha Nebraska is somewhat better, but I do not miss it since leaving in 2011. Keep up the great work!!!!
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  16. These are my subjective guesses, let’s see if we match: Vermont, New Hampshire, Colorado, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Oregon, Washington, North Carolina, Maine, and Hawaii. Going for 5, at the bare minimum.
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  17. You can get similar topography in West Virginia at half the cost and John Denver said he belonged there. I have been to both states, but have spent more time in Vermont and was less concerned about making a Wrong Turn.
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  18. CA, IL, NY, NJ, CT, ME, AK, OH, MI, WV
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  19. I was happy with attempts at guessing, sight unseen. Great video footage 👍
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  20. From Here to There Awesome video, they always put me in a good mood. You got a good sense of humor.
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  21. Was that you, with sunburn 🥵?
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  22. I didn’t know you can get to snow 30 minutes from San Diego. In Tucson where I am, you can definitely travel 30 minutes to a snowy region. It is 4 hour minimum from Tucson to a beach via Mexico and about 6 to 7 via Interstate 8 to Ocean/Dog Beach🙁. I guess there were/are many street dwellers there? I would see people face down in the bushes there. In spite of that, it is a pretty nice beach IMO. Our family would make regular forays there. BTW do not miss the NYC metro area at all, I left there about 30 years ago.
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  23. From Here to There You are welcome. Keep up the great work!
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  24. Sadistic Spartan Boise and CO Springs are both nice, but with latter you are 70 miles away from a larger city. There are extremely nice rural areas in Northwestern Montana if you do not need to be near a huge population.
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  25. Guessing: Traffic, crime, cold winters, road construction, taxes, sketchy politicians, high housing costs, not appealing to conservatives, bad public schools, and too crowded.
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  26. Guessing before the video, and I have been all over the state: Very desolate other than Reno or Vegas, hot in summer, nuclear disposal sites, gambling addiction, alcoholism, drug addiction, roads need work, water is scarce, homelessness, and high rates of skin cancer from sun exposure. Let’s see if I get a few correct before the video. Forgot one, Bad schools with severely overcrowded classrooms and lack of funding.
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  27. Guessing: TN, GA, FL, CA, MD, DE, WA, OR, NE, MN
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  28. Old School comment was funny 😄
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  29. Health insurance is the bane of my existence.
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  30. Heard that one before 😂
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  31. Yay I got 6, almost guessed Houston. Great video. Boston is great too and so is all of Cape Cod.
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  32. Same here in AZ
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  33. Guessing: WV, AR, MS, AL, LA, NY, CA, NM, OH, and IL Going for 5 or more
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  34. Since I live in AZ and fly out of sky harbor I will make the following guesses: summer heat, traffic, culturally boring, concrete jungle, construction, cost of living is rising, transplants, crime, snowbirds, and bad air quality.
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  35.  @rickw6521  Not a huge NFL fan myself for the same reasons. Still like yellow and green though. I would rather watch a North Dakota or North Dakota State game. More down to earth IMO. If it is nice outside, I do outdoor activities instead of parking my arse in front of a TV. Thanks for writing.
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  36. I am going to guess: Chicago, Memphis, Baltimore, Phoenix, Detroit, Los Angeles, Houston, St Louis, Philadelphia, and NYC
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  37. I liked Chicago because of Ferris Bueller’s Day Off and The Adventures OF Babysitting
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  38. I am surprised I got Detroit correct, I almost thought it would have been less populated because of the plight. However, the metro area has a huge amount of suburban areas. I am saving St Louis and Memphis for a smaller city list. Never would have guessed the IE cities of San Bernardino and Riverside, with former being more dangerous. Hard to believe people drive all the way to LA from there, but it does not surprise me. IMO LA traffic starts in Indio, CA which is further East on I-10, and is 2 hours away, sans any automobiles on the road. Sorry I dissed Phoenix, I live 100 miles to the south, but traffic is starting to get bad there and the summers are rough and there was virtually no monsoon rains this year, exacerbating the heat intensity. Phoenix and Tucson are better alternatives than the IE to start over. Now the wildfires are making matters worse there. Definitely surprised NYC was not on the list, but I forgot about DC when I was guessing.
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  39. I had the worst Italian food in San Diego
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  40. Not too familiar with Canada, other than knowing where all the provinces are located. Only been to Ontario. Here are my guesses: Colder Winters throughout the country, not many job opportunities, virtually desolate in the far north in all the provinces except Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, not much in the way of interstate highways, higher cost for food items, higher taxes to fund the healthcare, not too much diversity sans the larger metropolitan areas of BC and Toronto, public transportation necessitates the need for everyone to have a car, and a weaker currency relative to the American Dollar (but that could be a positive at the same time) That’s it, this video will be a learning curve for me. Look forward to it.
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  41. Yay I got a few. Great video
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  42. Don’t drive on the Apache Trail, that video reminded me of how people drive on it.
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  43. My guesses are: Boise, Portland OR, Austin, Omaha, Tampa, Raleigh, Charlotte, Minneapolis, Oklahoma City, Tucson See if I get half, look forward to it
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  44. Did not get many, but hey 😂, I got the one in the top spot. Tucson, where I have been living for several years now, is getting better, but they still have a way to go. Before moving to Tucson, I seriously almost moved to San Antonio, but Tucson is fine. When the small cities come up, I am going to keep Boise and Omaha in there, I guess both of those metro areas are less than a million. Great video
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  45. Guessing Detroit, Memphis, Baltimore, St Louis, Birmingham, San Bernardino, Jacksonville, Las Vegas, Albuquerque, and Tucson
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  46. Got almost all of them incorrect, but HEY, I got the honorable mention and the number 1. Good video.
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  47. God Bless Texas, country 🎵
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  48. Guessing: CA, NY, NJ, OR, LA, HI, AK, AL, MS, and IL
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  49. Nicole Tierheimer I live in the Tucson metro area and I remember back in the early 90s there was virtually nothing east of Aurora, Colorado . It felt as though you were on the moon, and now there are huge houses with acreages to boot. That is notwithstanding, the more dramatic changes I have recently seen closer into Denver.
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  50. Taxes, cold winters, crime, construction, need a car, somewhat isolated, pricey housing, traffic, cliques, and bugs in the summer. Guessing before the video.
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