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Folks at federal jobs here stalk and harass civilians with classified tech. They seem to be above the law also. Very dangerous place to live. Please avoid.

Fact 22 there no snow 😢

What a kvetch. How are you able to sell real estate in a place you hate as much as you seem to hate Huntsville? I have lived in the south for 50+ years. You sound like someone who is still stuck on Hellman's because you haven't discovered Duke's yet. I think collecting so many nails in your tires has less to do with the amount of construction in the area and is more about your irritating manner. 😜

Sorry, but a guy who takes his fashion cues from Pee Wee Herman and Charles Manson is really not gonna go down well in Alabama, nor very many other places. I’m thinking San Francisco would be his best bet for his safe place.

Yo he drove by my house

Black and blonde panthers Northeast Alabama... Not many, but they are here. I think seasonal 🤔

They are distracted by your tie and trying to talk about everything else.

Great public transportation sometimes means more transiet people coming in to cause problems.

Thank you for the headsup presentation!

Actually saw a black man in a cage this last week at a huntsville grocery store😢 somethings never change

For anyone who isn’t aware, nuclear energy is actually significantly safer for the locals than any other form of energy outside of hydro (and yes, I am including solar, which has significantly greater carbon emissions).

Pee wee Herman with a beard

Most doo doo city in the world

Wow! Looks like dump to me... They should rename Alabama to Retarted ...

I guess Huntsville has a lot of lightning like in Tampa or Miami

Thank you!

Fire ants can jump further than you think they can. Keep your eyes open.

Coyotes can also be VERY dangerous for people.

Thank you for this video! Was considering Huntsville so thank you for pointing these things out to me. I knew them already but needed reminding!

Fire ants and fleas oh that's so cute just like Houston. The problem I have in Alabama is the vines that grow in my Gardens they have thorns that could keep our border protected!

You want humidity and traffic move to Houston! But you ain't a kid and get yourself a dehumidifier! Even if you have central air it only helps that system.

I have way more gay liberal friends in Alabama than I did in my houses in St. Louis Missouri and Houston Texas. Huntsville sounds amazing. I can't wait to visit this amazing city. I moved Gadsden because I fell in love with an old house like a story book novel that I bought for $60,000 in 2017. Now it's worth three times what I paid for it.

Gadsden Alabama has great tap water. I think Huntsville Alabama is the next boomtown like Austin and Nashville. Alabama is full of closeted gay married men.

No extreme liberials or fake conservstives the better🤔🤨 True Conservatives don't care what you look like they just love family, hardwork, good morals and their Creator👋🏽👩🏾‍🦲🙏🏻💪🏼☝🏾👍

Did you grow-up in a vacuum and just get released into the world? Why would you ever buy real estate from this guy?

We'll talk as long as you let us. Be honest and end the conversation. It's a new concept for people concerned about PC-ness. I'm curious why you didn't do your homework before relocating? We don't like pettiness, whining and complaining. All these issues seem to point to unpreparedness. All states have irresponsible people. Most of us love Huntsville.

I've been here all my life. You guys might be happier in Georgia. 😁

It is very interesting to hear a man complain about bugs, politics and football! I guess this is where we are as a country...😳😳😳😳

Thank you! Maybe you can slow down the number of people moving here!

Nix the background music. Super annoying.

This is a very bizarre sales pitch. 😒

Roll Tide! 😉

You left out rattle snakes, especially in the owens cross roads and new hope area. My daughter killed two the other day in a subdivision, not to mention lots of deer crossing roads, especially during hunting season. As far as driving goes if its raining drivers here seem to think they need to drive faster don't ask me why they all ofva sudden think their on a ractrack but they do. On the flip side, yes, most of the people are very nice here. This guy is pretty much nailed exactly what living in Huntsville, Alabama, is like . I lived in Huntsville back in the 70s, and it's nothing like it used to be. It's almost like living in Birmingham, Alabama, these days, but still not quit as bad as that area . But like I said, I lived in Huntsville before it grew as big as it is now. But there's good and bad anywhere you go and even though it's not the same as it was back in the day I'd have to say it's better than a lot of places

The water in owens cross roads Alabama is absolutely HORRIBLE! IT doesn't take long at all for the calcium and lime and whatever else is in that water to start messing with your plumbing . Your water pressure is almost non existent because of the calcium and lime that builds up . Not to mention if you don't filter your water some how it will destroy a coffee maker and about anything else you use it in . I absolutely don't recommend drinking the water in this area or using it in any appliance without first having a filter system of some sort . I'd also say get ready to not only replace your facets but your water pipes as well .

Yes please don't move here. Stay away

I'm proud to see the students graduate in Huntsville elementary high School college great job❤❤❤

I have been here for 17 years. I will say the city has grown rapidly and the amount of apartments is INSANE. Also, the city is great to raise a family in and retire IF you are in engineering or IT. This is VERY important if you do not have government clearance and don't qualify to work on the arsenal. Other than these fields you are looking at working at a plant or warehouse, I'm talking Costco to Toyota , Amazon, Target fulfillment etc. The water is absolute TRASH, that is very true, and the traffic has become bad, which is still a fairly new issue. I also think it important to note, that this is STILL the south, and racism is alive and well. You will experience it at some point if you are a minority, no escaping that. Obviously the further down south you go in Alabama the worse it gets, but Huntsville is NOT immune to that, at all. Plenty of fine folks down here, but still needs to be stated. You need to also take into consideration that the policies and government down here is that of a red state. This will have an impact on quality of life, regardless of what side of the aisle you are on, do your research before making the move.

1. Hot and humid 2. Big roaches 3. No public transportation 4. Still have two rows streets , bad roads 5. Bad traffic 6. High taxes 7. Limits to home business , can not have home business or business in residential area 8 overrated schools 9. Buttload of storage units car wash businesses and banks 10. If you are not engineer or IT, your paycheck will not exceed $18 hourly rate --with job experience. Alabama’s official minimum wage is $7.25 with median house price $300+ 11. Limited good medical care.

I haven't watched this yet but I live an hour from Huntsville and apparently either last year or the year before it was voted one of the most or the best place to live in the United states. The pay generally seems to be higher than Nashville and the cost of living way lower than Nashville

It’s Alabama everything is wrong with it.

In my opinion, the water is fine. There is high humidity here. It's very sweaty outside.

Reading all the hateful comments, Huntsville is full of "self-righteous" people who don't like outsiders. Yet they hire from outside to fill job positions because it's hard to find local qualified candidates.

He's definitely correct. I agree with his video. I'm living in Huntsville now. Lived in middle Alabama as a kid. Huntsville was my compromise city for living in Alabama when I moved back. There are definite tradeoffs with living here.

I live in Huntsville AL and travel the world. Chatty southern is true. See it a lot in my family. But in today cultural society where people don't know how to have a conversation with anyone more. We need more of this. Public transportation over the US is trash compared to everywhere else in the world. Tap Water across the US is pretty much the same, there is several places outside of the US that have better tap and places that have worse. Construction is across the world and usually the sign of progress and is always an inconvenience for anyone, everywhere. Redstone and a military base that is a testing facility, while complaining about a loud boom once in a while makes you sound like a bitch. Uninsured drivers are everywhere in the US, most commonly by illegal immigrants or people in poverty. Mom and Pop shops being closed on Sunday is a big part of what makes the South but is slowly dying out by corporate America that is slowly destroying society as a whole. Tornadoes is part of living here for sure. Pollen is definitely bad here for people with allergy issues. I will give you poor nightlife. Huntsville has never had a good night life but been better for raising family and children. July and August is usually Hot and Humid for sure. Overall sounds like you didn't do your own research before moving here. And you are correct, Huntsville is not for everyone. There is a lot of positives to Huntsville and like everything in life. There is Pros and Cons to everything.

Lived there for 20 years - it was as humid and hot as Satan's nutsack! But unlike many cities, it didnt feel too segregated as far as "good and bad" parts of town. Kudos!

Re. The weather… While there have been some tornados in the city limits, they are rare. You are far more likely to get hit if you live in the areas surrounding the city, especially to the West or North of the city. The TN river to the South and Monte Sano mountain to the East creates a kind of barrier that causes weather systems to break up and go around us. It is not uncommon for the weather forecasters to predict severe weather for the area and the city doesn’t see a drop of rain while the outer areas get hammered. The same thing happens with snow. Surrounding areas might get 2-3 inches and we get nothing. Also, the weather folks here have a tendency to do the “Chicken Little” thing and get everyone wound up so the schools and the Arsenal often close early then nothing happens. Probably the biggest drawback to living here at this time is that the city is going through a massive growth spurt and the economy is highly influenced by the high tech and military industry’s. This has created a high cost of living that makes it very difficult for people to survive on lower wage jobs. That being said, if you are in the construction industry you will not have a hard time finding a job as they are building like crazy both in the city and on the Arsenal.

That’s the illegal immigrants

I personally think they have ruin the area with all the construction of apartments and people moving in Huntsville area still to small for all of this enough is enough

Yes, you did miss a few. 1) The state is vehemently against solar power. 2) Those accursed street lights; if it's nighttime, or it rains, beware; the glare will make everything nearly impossible to make out. 3) There's a sales tax on food; no joke. 4) Blind spots; if you drive, prepare for all sorts of nasty turns where you can't see incoming cars from either direction; it's the only state where it's not illegal. 5) Macho, macho man! Prepare for toxic masculinity, and lots of it.