Comments by "Outback Igloo" (@outbackigloo6489) on "From Here to There" channel.

Another isolated city with over 100,000 people would be Punta Arenas. 🇨🇱
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Rhode Island, Delaware, and Vermont do not belong with the other states on this list; the title did say nine emptiest states. I was expecting the nine states with the lowest population density, with #1 being Alaska.
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I haven’t driven in Canada in 20+ years, but I recall that the flashing green lights mean different things in different cities. I recall that in Toronto the flashing green light means a left turn was allowed, while in Vancouver it meant the light was about to turn yellow.
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Well, one West Coast state. But your point is taken.
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I thought Guadalajara would have made this list. But I also thought Mexico City was the largest North American city, with New York a close second. I liked this video.
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I like your list. I also live in the Northeast but agree that the west has the best scenery. I was fortunate enough to visit Alaska a few years ago, and it absolutely is the most scenic state. Also, I enjoyed California’s diverse scenery and would have placed it second on the list, with Colorado and Washington vying for third. I don’t think you left anything out, but I would have made Vermont the honorable mention.
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@greatlakemommy545 - Barrow doesn’t have 100,000 people. It has more like 4,500. The most isolated place I have been to that would qualify would be St. John’s, N.L. An even more isolated place that would not qualify is Yellowknife, NWT, where I saw the aurora borealis for the only time of my life.
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Canada has less violent crime, a higher life expectancy, a higher quality of life, and they have universal healthcare. These are all things that the US needs to work on to be a better country.
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@jaycasado5029 - it isn’t “flyover country” for the 11 million people who happen to live in Ohio. AFAIC, flyover country is ND, SD, NE, and MT as few people live there.
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The US has the potential to be the greatest country on earth, but only if we can make that a priority. For that to happen, the petty bickering between Republicans and Democrats needs to stop.
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@jaycasado5029 - I visit Ohio. I lived there 11 years and I have relatives there.
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@jaycasado5029 - I’d rather live in Ohio then. Orlando obviously gets way too many tourists. 👎
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Yellowstone last exploded about 650,000 years ago, and I really don’t think it will happen again anytime soon. Maybe in a few thousand years, but not in any of our lifetimes.
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I would be interested in the ten countries with the highest percentage of women. I am pretty sure that two of those countries would be 🇷🇺 and🇺🇦.
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Really, the list should have been 56 entries, with DC being an entry and not an “honorable mention.” The people in DC are Americans too.
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Except for New Jersey and Rhode Island.
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Wellington is not that isolated.
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@greatlakemommy545 - Never been on the Dempster Highway, but would like to. Definitely a summer destination.
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I think the world will exist, even though humans can do a much better job taking care of it. I give Earth about five billion years and humans about a thousandth of that amount.
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@alojzynowak8392 - The West Coast is considered to be CA, OR, WA, AK, and HI. (I assume that is what you are unsure about anyway, your comment was pretty vague.)
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@uzin0s256 - AK.
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@uzin0s256 - You just got an “F” in geography.
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@ - Cool. I think that was mentioned in the comments above. More than once.
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No, it’s NJ.
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Nice picture of Hartford at 1:15. Yes, it is an atrocious city whose best days are behind them! At one time, Hartford was pretty nice.
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It is smelly, crowded, noisy, the weather often sucks, taxes are high, rents are through the roof, people can be very direct, there are lots of homeless, too many panhandlers, and too many Yankee fans. 😁
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