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My state is Idaho haha. I was born and raised in Idaho, but I have lived in other states like CA, WA, and AK. WA just happened to be the last one before moving back to Idaho. Thanks for commenting and watching!

There is no Fixing Washington state. I live here westside. 50years here and leaving here next year to Idaho. I have voted for Reichert but we all know Bob will get the cheat win by a landslide. This state is trash because of politics. I'm done with it and they thems can have it.

Unfortunately you're correct, I don't think there is any hope in fixing Washington State. The people in Washington continue to elect the same leadership that is contributing to its downfall. That is great to hear that you're getting out of that state next year! If you need any help relocating to the Idaho and finding a new home here I'd be happy to assist. Thank you for watching and commenting!

I don't blame you, Washington is a great state. You're right though, the left is ruining it unfortunately.

I wouldn't say hurt feelings, but I do have a problem Government overreach. Plus, not to mention 99% of masks that were being worn by the general public did not offer them any type of protection.

@rontopp Have you always been a sheep who doesn't question government fear mongering and the resulting destruction of livelihoods?

The hundreds of drug addicts doing the Fenty Fold in Seattle, hurt my child's feelings.

Good to hear, I always really liked the Ridgefield area.

@@TheRealtorYouKnow They just opened a Costco and are getting an In n Out next year. 😂

@@rontopp Ridgefield is moving on up!

@@rontoppHow are drug addicts?

@@woodjunkjrjr2689 I’d guess not very well. Kind of a dumb ass question to ask….

You should check out the Costco, much better pricing than anywhere else in the valley. $3.05 today

Tell me how you really feel lol. Couldn't agree more though, thanks for watching.

You’re not wrong lol

I agree, it is sad to see what has happened to that state.

@@TheRealtorYouKnow it is. I used to love spending time on the west side

Add Bellingham to the "gone to shit" list.

@@abnerlookatthis it’s unfortunate. Washington had tons of great cities.

I can understand your frustration. It can be tough when the job market isn't what you hoped for, and it's natural to dream about moving to a place with more opportunities. Keep chasing your dreams!

Thanks for sharing your experience! It’s good to know what to expect on the road. Stay safe out there!

WA is a perfect example. I lived in Vancouver WA and saw/experienced the change. We ended up moving back to Idaho because of it.

@@TheRealtorYouKnow Washington really has become Two States - like Oregon. But it is increasingly creeping Blue on the conservative east side as well, because of all the migrants that have settled here in the last 20 years. Their kids are now of voting age and - of course - born automatic US citizens. The cities in the region are turning or have turned Blue. Like that county just north of Boise with all the rich Liberal Californians. In the Tri-cities and Yakima, WA. it's the wine crafter crowd. In Spokane, it's the Welfare crowd.

It's definitely a topic that sparks a lot of debate! I know for me I don't care where you come from, but don't move somewhere new and then continue to vote the same way that ruined the state you came from. Just my opinion. Thanks for commenting!

Star loves their big homes and big RV garages for all their toys. Thanks for watching!

Thank you for sharing your journey! It’s always interesting to hear how people adapt to new environments and the opportunities they find. California does have a lot to offer.

Couldn't agree more.

Hey Michael, I get that location has a lot to do with it, but in the video I'm comparing it to people moving from California. I also talk about my personal experience moving from Vancouver WA to Boise and how my wife and I noticed shorter winter days. Yet I'm human and make mistakes and I thought maybe it is just my perception, but when I do a quick google search for daylight hours during the winter months it says Boise Idaho experiences 6.30 hours of daylight, Seattle is at 7.34 hours and Portland is at 6.59 hours.

Yeah the smoke has been really bad this year, definitely not our normal though. I help a lot of Californians move to the area and I've heard a few stories about LA. I'll just say I'm not planning my next vacation there lol.

Totally get what you're saying! Boise has changed a lot and now it feels like it's trying to keep up with the big cities. Small towns are definitely where the real charm is these days!

The traffic has definitely increased, it will be nice when all the road construction has finished. Should help improve traffic and the road rage. Just curious, if you could move today where would you go?

Idaho winters can get cold that's no joke. Last winter was especially rough with a lot of snow.

@@islandstylecreations5686 thank you! Glad you liked the video. I actually do have a driving tour of Star coming out next Friday.

Hi! Idaho does have a variety of different farming methods yet Idaho is a leading state when it comes to organic agriculture. I believe Idaho has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the country.

@@TheRealtorYouKnow thanks so much I was concerned about the air near all those fields....

@@danine3679 You're welcome, totally understand. Meridian and Boise might be worth looking at. They have been built up more over the years and so a lot of the agriculture has been pushed out away from those cities more than in places like Nampa or Caldwell.

@@scottharkness6076 I so agree with everything you said. You were much more eloquent than I. All I saw was more people moving and I’m already struggling to pay rent in my home state. I’ve been picking up extra shifts working more than 50 hrs a week and still having trouble. And I make around 45,000 yearly so it’s not like I’m sitting around waiting for handouts. I’m thankful I am still working. I see so many elderly on SS that lost their homes and living in their vehicles down at the parks! This is a disgrace! Our Idaho elderly should not be displaced so others can come and increase our cost of living. I’m angry. It makes me angry every time I see them helpless in the streets. We are talking about first time homeless elderly. Not someone who enjoys being out of a home. Something needs to be don’t. It makes me angry when I see Idahoans profiting off our own people’s tragedy

@cpowell38 I very much appreciate your statements as well. I absolutely feel it also. I am a blue-collar worker, born and raised here in what was the old north end. Went to Boise High. Raising two teenage boys. Always had to work 1+ jobs. But I would have money to hit up a concert, too. Over the last 6 years me and my crew have been priced out of paradise. You said it, we need to look at the Idahoains getting rich on idahoains. We need to look up to the fat cat bureaucrats and get some action. But they live so far removed from our community that they aren't affected. If it doesn't change soon, not good stuff will happen.

@@scottharkness6076 I’m a Capital graduate myself back in 84. Boise has changed so much. Ironically we wished for some change but this is out of control. I agree the ones who can help won’t as they are profiting from this situation and have lost sight of us regular Idahoans

@cpowell38 Also, towards the people put out on the street. Not okay. These aren't druggies that ruined their lives. These are our previous generations that took care of us when we were becoming people. Plus, they took care of their prior generation. But what really gets me riled up is seeing our veterans not getting taken care of. Idaho is not the best, but we do take some care of them. It would help prices of food if we used more Idaho grown meat and crops. Help that by our gov. supporting local ranchers and farmers. Dad would say, "No farms, no food." Sorry so long-winded, but I am passionate about these issues that directly affect our future here. Much love to All.!!!!

@cpowell38 I "stopped attending" Boise, so I am actually Capital grad '99. I absolutely agree that they are profiting off the unsustainable growth. After a bunch more come to the same conclusion, I will see you there, Powell.

@@cpowell38 I’m an Idahoan born and raised here, I too have seen the cost of living in general go up. However, this is not unique to Idaho this has happened throughout the country unfortunately. People moving to Idaho are looking for a better way of life, a place with conservative values and they want to be around other like minded individuals. I don’t see helping people find that as wrong. I feel blessed that the values of my home state attracts so many great people. I think it says a lot about us as Idahoans and our state. I appreciate you taking the time to comment 😁

@@TheRealtorYouKnow I’m glad you’re steering them outside of Boise. We would like to remain blue and have people with similar values around us as well. Not everyone in Idaho is conservative and a lot of people seem to be misled about that.

I’m just trying to inform people so that way anyone moving here can end up in a location that best fits them. I agree, there is a misconception that Idaho is red through and through and that’s just not the reality. Idaho is a great place to live in general and I’m enjoying sharing that with others.

@cpowell38 People need to check their thoughts process if they move from a bad place to a city that is better, then try to change the system of the new city to be more like the place they left(that wasn't good). I don't care if they are blue or red, but if you come here, get on board with what is making this state great. Plus, stop inviting their good for nothing nephews.

It's an interesting concept that the majority of blue voters live in the city's that are maintained be the farmers, ranchers, and others that do jobs needed, who are majority red voters. If they stop working anarchy and chaos would ensue in cities, if we in the city stopped working paperwork wouldn't be filed, and who would move around digital numbers...

Sounds like you have a solid strategy in place for the future, I wish you the best of luck!

@@TheRealtorYouKnow Thank you and thank you for your content.

Wish prices were that reasonable here, unfortunately they are on the rise. Thanks for watching!

Pre pandemic was a great time to buy, some of my clients have seen their home values more than double since then.

Thank you! Appreciate you watching.