Comments by "Sammy K. YT" (@Sammykyt) on "World According To Briggs" channel.

  1. I have always found it weird that El Paso is actually exceptionally safe for its size and the safest major city in the U.S. based on crime rates but Juárez which is right next to it is one of the most dangerous cities in Mexico.
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  2. I didn’t realize there were 14. I usually think of the territories as being Guam, Puerto Rico, American Samoa, U.S. Virgin Islands, and the Northern Mariana Islands.
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  3. It was nice to see a positive video on California for a change
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  4. This is a scary fact: Alaska has the 2nd highest crime rate and highest violent crime rate in the U.S. despite being the least densely populated state!
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  5. Can you also do the top 10 worst states for 2020 or maybe rank all of them from worst to best again because some things change every year
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  6. Mississippi has the highest poverty rate of any state in the nation. Going into this list I was expecting to see Mississippi, New Mexico, Louisiana, Arkansas and West Virginia. I am surprised not to see Louisiana and Arkansas on this list. I was surprised to see South Dakota in this list let alone twice. I also wasn’t expecting to see Kentucky on this list more than once.
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  7. I recommend you move to Bend or Astoria or another town nicer than Portland. Portland is going downhill with riots and homeless problems like Seattle and San Francisco.
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  8. South Dakota is surrounded completely by good states... and it is a great state
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  9. The scariest part is it isn't just this country. The world as a whole is becoming scarier.
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  10. 4:28 I was raised by a single mom and I am neither in jail or rehab. However, I'm not poor and my grandparents helped raise me.
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  11. I personally wouldn’t want to live in New York City because it’s too crowded with traffic for me and very expensive but it’s also a great place to visit for these reasons.
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  12. There should honestly be a part 2 of this because there are so many great places to live in America.
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  13. Basically if a city or town is called Charleston, it's probably a nice place to live
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  14. 5:47 Don't forget about Saint Paul because although it's right next to Minneapolis it's also a big city. Also, Madison is a big city in Wisconsin unless you are actually referring to Madison, Minnesota which barely has more than 1,000 people. Rochester is a decent sized city in Minnesota as well with over 100,000 residents.
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  15. I have been to most of these places because I live in Massachusetts
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  16.  @PANZERFAUST90  great scenery and the best variety of scenery in the country from redwood and sequoia forests to deserts, coastline, mountains, and much more, very long and beautiful coastline with great beaches, good cities and towns (there are a lot of bad but some good), great tourist attractions, great national parks
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  17. I think the only two major downsides of South Carolina besides the fact that it has some heat and hurricanes are high crime and poverty in a lot of areas. Other than that South Carolina is a pretty good state with a low cost of living, great people, a good economy, nice scenery, great beaches and things to do.
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  18.  @PANZERFAUST90  yea but I meant because there were several negative California videos before and this is the first positive one and it's not all bad.
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  19. American flags are not offensive anyone who thinks they are is a fucking retard
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  20. I am guessing San Francisco and Los Angeles will be on this list
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  21. Fun fact: New Hampshire actually has the lowest poverty rate in the nation
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  22. Thank you I live in Massachusetts and always love seeing lists about New England 🙂
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  23.  @cookiemonster8877  I didn't hear about that but when a city has almost 700,000 residents it's naturally going to have some bad neighborhoods. However, El Paso is still extremely safe for its size overall.
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  24. The only country on this list that really surprised me was Monaco but I guess it makes sense. I saw Brunei and North Korea coming from a mile away.
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  25. I seriously might move to Texas. It seems like the best place to find a good job and an affordable home that's nice and in a nice neighborhood at the same time.
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  26. I like the idea of top 15 lists instead of top 10s
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  27. I believed you at first when you said the rest of the list was Mississippi 😂
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  28. My top 10: 10. Virginia 9. Wisconsin 8. Texas 7. Montana 6. Wyoming 5. Colorado 4. New Hampshire 3. Oregon 2. Idaho 1. Washington
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  29.  @PANZERFAUST90  They have the highest crime rate in the U.S. and very bad poverty and drug problems. They even have low-paying jobs that make it harder for people to be able to afford to move out.
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  30. Of all the ways the world can end, a nuclear World War III is what I'm most worried about right now. However, the world can end at any time from now to in billions of years so it's best to enjoy life and not worry too much about it.
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  31.  @PANZERFAUST90  That makes sense I would imagine traffic which goes with crowding, pollution and natural disasters would be part of that too. It was just a nice change to see a positive video about California although I agree it's not one of the best states. It also depends on what part of the state you're in as it's one of the largest and most diverse states. People usually think of the large cities along the coast when they think of California, but not all of California is like that. It does certainly have a lot of problems but a lot of it is due to its size and it's not a terrible state overall. At least it's not New Mexico.
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  32. I immediately liked when I saw South Dakota
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  33. The interesting thing is that they call Town and Country Lynnwood but there is already a Lynnwood, Washington in the western part of the state. I would think that would get confusing.
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  34. 7:20 Hartford is in Connecticut. Worcester and Springfield are the closest to being a major city in Massachusetts outside of Boston and I know because I live here. Edit: Okay, nevermind lol
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  35. I’m not a retiree or a remote worker, but I still find this series very enjoyable. I wouldn’t mind living in some of these places. Even if it means settling for a lower paying job it’s likely worth it for a lot of places on these lists.
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  36. I agree with most of these except for Green Bay. I would put Boise as #1 though, because it really is ideal in every way. I would give Savannah at least an honorable mention, mainly because it's so beautiful and peaceful. Many Texas cities could be given honorable mentions or even be on this list including Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio and El Paso, but they aren't completely ideal and have more problems than some of the cities on this list, so I understand why you didn't include them. I would also include Raleigh, North Carolina because it's an all-around great place to live.
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  37. Before watching I am guessing Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, San Francisco, Boston, Seattle, Portland, Houston, Baltimore and Washington DC will be on this list in no particular order
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  38. ​ @starrwilliams0127  I will name 20 more: 1. Most of Minnesota 2. Iowa 3. Nebraska 4. Most of Washington State 5. Most of Colorado 6. Most of Virginia 7. Most of North Carolina 8. Utah 9. Fort Wayne, Indiana 10. Sioux Falls, South Dakota 11. Fayetteville-Rogers-Springdale area, Arkansas 12. Texas as a whole (not just the Dallas area) 13. Most of Georgia 14. Western Wyoming and Montana 15. Sarasota, Florida 16. Henderson, Nevada 17. Columbus, Ohio 18. Much of Upstate New York 19. Carmel, Indiana 20. Tupelo, Mississippi
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  39. I just subscribed to On This Day. Also, in my opinion cost of living should be a stat on this list. Also maybe weather.
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  40. I strongly agree with Acadia National Park. I have been there and it's a very beautiful place with some things to do to like the beaches and Thunder Hole
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  41. I think the main reason Iowa is so cheap is because it’s a fly over state known for being boring and is therefore often overlooked. However, other than boredom, it’s a really great state.
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  42. Not necessarily a prediction for this video but my opinion in alphabetical order: California Colorado Connecticut Illinois Louisiana Minnesota New York Oregon Tennessee Washington
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  43. I am guessing these cities will be mentioned on the list: Atlanta, Georgia Austin, Texas Boise, Idaho Charleston, South Carolina Charlotte, North Carolina Dallas, Texas Denver, Colorado Phoenix, Arizona Salt Lake City, Utah Tampa, Florida
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  44. Boston better be on this list! Happy 4th of July!
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  45. I loved my trip to Northern California this past November. However, while California is an amazing place to visit and these are certainly some of the nicer towns in California, I still don't think any of these towns would be worth living in unless you really have a lot of money.
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  46. I find it interesting that Vermont is overwhelmingly white and rural yet it’s the most liberal state in the country. This is largely because of the large college population though and because it’s in New England.
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  47. I bet Massachusetts, New York and New Jersey are on this list!
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  48. I think some of the states on this list lie about their statistics
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  49. Top 5: 1. California 2. Oregon 3. Washington 4. Arizona 5. Nevada
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  50. I already have an idea of what some of these will be, but I will take my best educated guess without cheating: 1. New York City 2. Los Angeles 3. Chicago 4. Houston 5. Phoenix 6. San Francisco 7. San Diego 8. Jacksonville 9. Washington DC 10. Philadelphia
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