I love your channel. It’s so helpful. My husband and I are possibly moving there in about eight months and love all the details you give. Thank you from Seattle.
20 year professional driver: the 1st person to arrive at a 4 way stop, is the first one to go. Barring that, yield to the right. If no one is taking the initiative, cautiously enter the intersection and carry on.
@@movingtominnesota 😁👍 I love both Minnesota and Wisconsin, but y'all could definitely benefit from some "supplementary driver training"😉❤️. My last job had me driving back and forth between Michigan and California via Washington State. Spent most of my time on the interstate (so I didn't have to deal with too many of those four-way stops) and have to point out that both states had some of the worst lane discipline I've seen in the country. In case you're not familiar with the term, it is law in many states, but considered courtesy and good practice pretty much everywhere. The idea is that you're only ever in the left lane if you're actively passing, at which point you move to the right to allow faster vehicles the ability to pass. I recall being trapped for hours behind clusters of cars that all wanted to drive five MPH under the speed limit in both lanes side by side. (Enjoy your videos btw, and if I end up moving to that area, you'll be my first point of contact 👍)
@@toya1hodson163 Eden Prairie is a great place to live. Lots of stores, restaurants, etc. Homes are a little more expensive than Maple Grove. Our winters are hit or miss. Most of the time when it's really cold here is because of the wind chill and not the actual temp outside.
Love your stuff very informative! Coming from FL and even your bad stuff sounds like a breath of fresh air haha we’ll be calling MN our home later this year!
Don't stop at a 4 way because nobody else does either LOL . The first to come to a complete stop goes first if more than one vehicle arrives at the same time the person to the right goes first . If you are directly across from each other and both going straight then just go , if you are turning left you must let the other car go first .
You're welcome! Would love to talk with you and see what questions I can answer for you! If that would help, send me an email and we can set something up. Brandonarchie@kw.com
As someone born and raised and still currently living in otter tail county Minnesota I can agree with everything, the humidity and mosquitoes are what makes me love our winters more than I should, definitely subbed and plan on watching future videos! Also the talk about the heat makes me want my ac in already just thinking about it
Last year I travelled all over Canada, crossing over in International Falls. I can tell you the Canadians above MN are super nice... I had very long conversations with people of all ages. They're super curious about living in the states, what you do, what your life is like, etc. They're not as self-centered as people in the US they seem to have a genuine interest in what it's like to be you. On the flipside, there's just nothing much in Canada above MN, good camping/fishing/kayaking, but between cities (which there's few) there's just road - pretty road, but just road. Their mosquitoes are bigger (ever notice how the further south you go the smaller the mosquitoes are?) They leave those huge welts, and they're as plentiful in that area as they are up north.
Well that's unfortunate but I guess I should have expected that. I guess it would still be a cool trip just to say I've done it. I have been up to the border once when we went up to Grand Marais. I don't even have a passport though lol.
Come to Minnesota and do that. They will literally watch you roll up as they’re already at a full stop and still sit there like they have no clue. Trust me…. I’ve tried that 🤣
Hey mate. Former Minnesotan resident here. Beautiful state especially in fall. Left in 1999 and moved to Australia. Never been back but someday.....I hope. Thanks mate.👍
Absolutely. Humidity and Mosquitoes are definately the worst things. I would also add the inability to access real large swaths of nature. Lots of little parks, sure, but outside of the cities it's just farms for days. Have to go way north where the mosquitoes are even worse to experience real all-encompasing nature.
Yo I’m a truck driver, I literally just experienced the 4 way stop thing today! 😂 I waved twice at the guy and he just stared at me, then I gave him more of an aggressive wave then he finally went! I know I wasn’t tripping now 😂
Ok, high taxes. Lived in MN my whole life, I'm 61, and our standard of living is one of the highest in the country. Why? Because we have a great educational system which makes for a smart population which means companies want set up and operate here because of the quality of people to hire. Also, we have great infrastructure. Which businesses like and need. We also have good health care because our government expanded on Obama care so a guy like me, who works in construction, and doesn't make a ton of money can have good health care for his family. In other words, yeah our taxes might be a little high but we get good bang for buck. I would never live in red state with low taxes, terrible schools, terrible roads, stupid people and states run by Republicans where women can't have any control over their own bodies.
4 way stop signs suck, especially if the road is more than 2 lanes. A good example of that is Jefferson Highway between Champlin and Osseo/Maple Grove. I believe the intersection with the multiple lanes of traffic with the 4 way stop sign is 101th Avenue or 109th Avenue. That's a crappy intersection
Also, as a northerner i giggle when i remember it only gets -20 with windchill considering we've seen -40s before. Trees with too much sap or water can explode at those temps, you can hear it on cold nights, like a 20 guage going off in the distance. It's crazy how even within one state there can be that much of a climate shift. I suppose it is a tall state.
I rather be at a 4 way stop sign then to be trapped on a freeway that's not moving. If I have to get out doing rush hour, I head to West river road to make it to the Airport, Ford Parkway (Where my doctor office is) East side of St. Paul. Bloomington. Its all about learning the city streets. And remember we are going the way of Round about now days. Even though I complain about the Summer heat, I am happy to have those days. Just like my family in Mississippi, We deal with the cold weather one day at a time here. And if you don't need to go out, then don't go, until the weather get to your liking. I got here in Fall of 85. Minnesota is the best place in the nation to live. Yes we can't leave out doors unlock no more, but the plus is worth dealing with the negative. I mean where can you go and have a park at least 10 blocks of you?
I must rather go the round a bout way. WAAAAY better than the 4 was stop sign for the way that Minnesotans drive. I did have a situation this past winter though in a roundabout where my car started sliding and I couldn't stop. Luckily no one was in the round a bout at that time otherwise I probably would have hit them.
Ya, after that horrendous loss to Atlanta in the playoffs, I just stopped watching not only the Vikes, but any NFL. The Michigan UP is probably the best nearby trip, but not sure of the travel time from MPLS. I grew up in Duluth.
I agree that there aren't many great destinations within driving distance from Minnesota, BUT the connections in the air are seriously so good! Minneapolis is a hub for Delta and there are so many direct flights every day to tons of cities - this year alone I've got cheap tickets to New Orleans, Chicago, San Fran & London. Travelling is actually a lot more accessible here than I've found in other places.
Just wanted to leave a comment that I'm from Austin, TX and due to HOW !@#$ HOT it is here during the summer I've been looking at other places to move. It seems as though there aren't many employment options for my field (Product UX) so I've mostly decided it's not an option. But I still enjoy your channel.
I'm looking at moving from New Hampshire and all I have to say is that MN would be a breeze in some aspects. While we don't have state sales tax or income tax, property taxes are still pretty high. The state still finds a way to get their money, TRUST. I live in the mountains of NH and we can get temps down to -40, and the top of mount Washington with -108 last winter. We are in the top 5 states with the most snow, so cold is fine. The one thing that I think will get to me is the passive aggressiveness. New Englanders are very blunt, which I appreciate. Don't tell me what I want to hear, tell me what I need to hear, because I'm certainly going to tell you what you need to hear. I feel like Minnesotans are not going to like me, but I have their best interest in mind. Just like you have Minnesota nice, we have New England Nice. Totally different, haha. We have about 6 months of snow some years, and that's just abysmal.
🤣. When are you looking to move? I think as I’ve gotten older I’ve gotten more blunt. I won’t give my opinion unsolicited but if you ask me for it then I’m definitely unfiltered. 🤣🤷🏾♂️
Right of way at 4-way: Vehicle tonnage LEO/Emergency Vehicle Vehicle age (worst condition 1st) Driver age (worst condition 1st) Taxis Drunks Clockwise rotation
A friend of mine from Texas said something that I'll always remember: the worst school in Minnesota is still better than the best school in Texas. Moving to Minnesota to raise a family with all the benefits MN offers to parents and kids was her justification for leaving her life behind in Texas. Also, I lived in Florida. I'm SO glad I have to pay higher taxes here in Minnesota rather than living in Florida! Florida is good for a trip to Disney and the beach and that's about it 😉
I haven't been to Texas yet but I can tell you that most of the people that have reached out to me about moving here have been from southern states...Quite a few from Florida actually.
@@movingtominnesota I've heard the same, and having grown up in a hot climate myself there comes a point when you realise other things are so much more important than the weather!
Yeah I hear that! There's something about having an alligator walking across my lawn or a snake in my garage that doesn't appeal to me. Give me the cold winters here all day because they kill everything. LOL
Trying to leave Florida now for Minnesota!! Hoping to move soon, can't take another hurricane or this horrible hot weather. You can't do anything in this heat.
I got here on March 15 and it was so cold. I just wanted to turn around and head back to Florida. It is too late now wife and kids like it here. Maple Groves is beautiful. A decent home is $400K and up.
🤣🤣. Yeah it was still cold then. Your body will get used to it. 30 degrees to us is warm. Maple Grove is really nice though. Did you guys buy a house in Maple Grove?
@@movingtominnesota Yes I am renting a townhouse in Delano. We haven’t bought or looking for a home to buy yet . I got to work on my credit. We signed a 12 months lease. So it is going to be awhile.
@@jimmyketsomboun4427 man did you voluntarily move to Minnesnowda ? Or did your company force you to move to keep your job? I made the mistake of moving there 20 years ago, and regret the years I wasted there. Florida is fantastic but even if you can’t afford to live there any longer I’d still move anywhere else in the the country. I hated the passive aggressive people and nothing to do there. Plus my back discs didn’t like it after shoveling snow every year for 9 months out of the year. I’m so glad I escaped out of there while I was in my 40’s.
@@movingtominnesota , currently trying to find a job there now. My husband and I graduated from Wichita State over a year ago and have been unsuccessful finding jobs in management slash marketing and environmental engineering in Kansas. All my family are in Kandiyohi county. Thinking about coming up this week to get away from the heat. 103-106 this week.
High taxes? Yup. Because Minnesota's something like #2 in the nation for public services. #2 in public services while 14th for high taxes. We also have 1,300 miles of multi-use trails and spectacular state and local parks. If you want to live in a nice place, sorry baby, it ain't free. We pay for it. Gladly.
On balance though - those low to no tax states have the worst public schools. We have enough dummies in this state, we don't need the schools making more of them. MN also has one of the best library systems in the nation and it's free. Some of the highest high school graduation rates. Moan and groan about taxes and weather? It's not exclusive to MN.
@mooonie6634 Minnesota ranks second in quality of life, we rank 4th in life expectancy, one of the lowest levels of poverty at 91% above the poverty level. As you said one of the best preforming school systems, along side high food security and employment levels.its ranked 4th in best state to raise a family in part to high median family income low levels of separation and divorce. Not to mention low crime rates, clean air quality.
I just can't tolerate Minnesota anymore. High cost of housing for "flyover country", high taxes, horrible climate. Also high crime that no one wants to address. Also the passive aggressive people are terrible. I have lived in Minnesota my whole life, and I have never felt at home here
@TraceySeymour true to all of the the things you said you hit the nail on the head. It took my a while to figure that out the hard way by wasting the best years of my life there. The weather (Snowing since before Halloween 👻) is only easing up now and it’s almost May. But there is another month of rain left before “summer” for 3 months. Question is why do they tax state income tax in the top 5 of the country. When the weather is terrible. Fine I mean if the weather is like California but it’s the direct opposite. Some days the weather is colder than the North Pole, Alaska. 😂
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I love your channel. It’s so helpful. My husband and I are possibly moving there in about eight months and love all the details you give. Thank you from Seattle.
Thank you for watching! I’m glad it’s helping. What has you thinking about moving here?
20 year professional driver: the 1st person to arrive at a 4 way stop, is the first one to go. Barring that, yield to the right. If no one is taking the initiative, cautiously enter the intersection and carry on.
Thaaaaank you!! I might make a UA-cam video just on that topic to teach people how they work lol.
@@movingtominnesota 😁👍 I love both Minnesota and Wisconsin, but y'all could definitely benefit from some "supplementary driver training"😉❤️. My last job had me driving back and forth between Michigan and California via Washington State. Spent most of my time on the interstate (so I didn't have to deal with too many of those four-way stops) and have to point out that both states had some of the worst lane discipline I've seen in the country. In case you're not familiar with the term, it is law in many states, but considered courtesy and good practice pretty much everywhere. The idea is that you're only ever in the left lane if you're actively passing, at which point you move to the right to allow faster vehicles the ability to pass. I recall being trapped for hours behind clusters of cars that all wanted to drive five MPH under the speed limit in both lanes side by side.
(Enjoy your videos btw, and if I end up moving to that area, you'll be my first point of contact 👍)
Yes, that is right. When two vehicles arrive at an intersection at the same time the vehicle on the left yields to the vehicle on the right.
@@movingtominnesota How is eden Prairie is it a good place to live? How cold does it get in the winter?
@@toya1hodson163 Eden Prairie is a great place to live. Lots of stores, restaurants, etc. Homes are a little more expensive than Maple Grove. Our winters are hit or miss. Most of the time when it's really cold here is because of the wind chill and not the actual temp outside.
Love your stuff very informative! Coming from FL and even your bad stuff sounds like a breath of fresh air haha we’ll be calling MN our home later this year!
🤣 well I’m glad you’re un phased even after hearing all of those. Let me know if I can help with your move!
Me too we're trying to leave Florida in a few months for Minnesota!!
Moved here from Miami,you are gonna hate it here ppl are RUDE AF!!!!
@@kodakoalaPick somewhere else these ppl suck!!!
I am also coming from FL when you say humid I’m sure it can’t be that bad, right?
Don't stop at a 4 way because nobody else does either LOL . The first to come to a complete stop goes first if more than one vehicle arrives at the same time the person to the right goes first . If you are directly across from each other and both going straight then just go , if you are turning left you must let the other car go first .
I'm from California. my wife and I moved to Oklahoma and we hate it here and we are thinking about moving to MN. Thanks for the videos
You're welcome! Would love to talk with you and see what questions I can answer for you! If that would help, send me an email and we can set something up. Brandonarchie@kw.com
As someone born and raised and still currently living in otter tail county Minnesota I can agree with everything, the humidity and mosquitoes are what makes me love our winters more than I should, definitely subbed and plan on watching future videos! Also the talk about the heat makes me want my ac in already just thinking about it
Thats why I'd rather live here than Florida. Winter kills everything lol! And our weather makes you appreciate vacations more!
We live down in Des Moines, Iowa, and have a lakehouse on lake Clitherall which is about 5 minutes away from battle lake if you are familiar with that
@@jakeedits312 i used to live in clitheral before moving to a nearby town Henning
Last year I travelled all over Canada, crossing over in International Falls. I can tell you the Canadians above MN are super nice... I had very long conversations with people of all ages. They're super curious about living in the states, what you do, what your life is like, etc. They're not as self-centered as people in the US they seem to have a genuine interest in what it's like to be you. On the flipside, there's just nothing much in Canada above MN, good camping/fishing/kayaking, but between cities (which there's few) there's just road - pretty road, but just road. Their mosquitoes are bigger (ever notice how the further south you go the smaller the mosquitoes are?) They leave those huge welts, and they're as plentiful in that area as they are up north.
Well that's unfortunate but I guess I should have expected that. I guess it would still be a cool trip just to say I've done it. I have been up to the border once when we went up to Grand Marais. I don't even have a passport though lol.
the key to the 4 way stop is rolling up slow and make sure youre the last to do a complete stop then wait for everyone else to go
Come to Minnesota and do that. They will literally watch you roll up as they’re already at a full stop and still sit there like they have no clue. Trust me…. I’ve tried that 🤣
Canada is too far, it's at least a 7 hours to Winnipeg from the metro area. I suppose the border is about 5 1/2 tho
That isn’t too far. Chicago is about 6 hours from Minneapolis……if you drive as fast as I do that is. 🤣
Hey mate. Former Minnesotan resident here. Beautiful state especially in fall. Left in 1999 and moved to Australia. Never been back but someday.....I hope.
Thanks mate.👍
Wow, what made you move to Australia?
@@movingtominnesota Job opportunity working in the mines. Thanks for asking. Stay safe.👍
Absolutely. Humidity and Mosquitoes are definately the worst things. I would also add the inability to access real large swaths of nature. Lots of little parks, sure, but outside of the cities it's just farms for days. Have to go way north where the mosquitoes are even worse to experience real all-encompasing nature.
Mosquitos surprisingly haven’t been bad this year. The gnats have been ridiculous though! I wish we had mountains.
Yo I’m a truck driver, I literally just experienced the 4 way stop thing today! 😂 I waved twice at the guy and he just stared at me, then I gave him more of an aggressive wave then he finally went! I know I wasn’t tripping now 😂
💀💀💀 I’m DEAD. I want to know how many people watched this video and actually thought I was joking…..because I really wasn’t 🤣
Wonderful presentation. I would say we have a lot of passive aggressive folks who can't/won't imagine a zipper merge in traffic.
After going to some other places I realize how conservative Minnesotans drive. lol
Ok, high taxes. Lived in MN my whole life, I'm 61, and our standard of living is one of the highest in the country. Why? Because we have a great educational system which makes for a smart population which means companies want set up and operate here because of the quality of people to hire. Also, we have great infrastructure. Which businesses like and need. We also have good health care because our government expanded on Obama care so a guy like me, who works in construction, and doesn't make a ton of money can have good health care for his family. In other words, yeah our taxes might be a little high but we get good bang for buck. I would never live in red state with low taxes, terrible schools, terrible roads, stupid people and states run by Republicans where women can't have any control over their own bodies.
Oh! I forgot. Great state parks, city parks and bike trails galore!
4 way stop signs suck, especially if the road is more than 2 lanes. A good example of that is Jefferson Highway between Champlin and Osseo/Maple Grove. I believe the intersection with the multiple lanes of traffic with the 4 way stop sign is 101th Avenue or 109th Avenue. That's a crappy intersection
Also, as a northerner i giggle when i remember it only gets -20 with windchill considering we've seen -40s before. Trees with too much sap or water can explode at those temps, you can hear it on cold nights, like a 20 guage going off in the distance. It's crazy how even within one state there can be that much of a climate shift. I suppose it is a tall state.
If Minnesota had a horoscope, I’m almost certain it would be a Gemini.
#10 is dumb but this list is pretty accurate. Good job Moving2Minnesota guy!
I like it......."Moving2Minnesota guy" 🤔🤣
I rather be at a 4 way stop sign then to be trapped on a freeway that's not moving. If I have to get out doing rush hour, I head to West river road to make it to the Airport, Ford Parkway (Where my doctor office is) East side of St. Paul. Bloomington. Its all about learning the city streets. And remember we are going the way of Round about now days. Even though I complain about the Summer heat, I am happy to have those days. Just like my family in Mississippi, We deal with the cold weather one day at a time here. And if you don't need to go out, then don't go, until the weather get to your liking. I got here in Fall of 85. Minnesota is the best place in the nation to live. Yes we can't leave out doors unlock no more, but the plus is worth dealing with the negative. I mean where can you go and have a park at least 10 blocks of you?
I must rather go the round a bout way. WAAAAY better than the 4 was stop sign for the way that Minnesotans drive. I did have a situation this past winter though in a roundabout where my car started sliding and I couldn't stop. Luckily no one was in the round a bout at that time otherwise I probably would have hit them.
Ya, after that horrendous loss to Atlanta in the playoffs, I just stopped watching not only the Vikes, but any NFL. The Michigan UP is probably the best nearby trip, but not sure of the travel time from MPLS. I grew up in Duluth.
I think Michigan would be about 12 hours or so from Minneapolis I believe. I think I'd rather fly there at that point.
Mn nice is a myth. There are only 2 seasons; winter and road construction. And I have no idea where you live in Mn that they don't go at stop signs.
Minnesotans are very passive drivers. It becomes even more noticeable when you go to any other state and then come back here.
Oh not only did we draft Jonny Flynn over Steph..but we also drafted Rubio as well! That one forever stings
Everything the Timberwolves do stings 🤣
I agree that there aren't many great destinations within driving distance from Minnesota, BUT the connections in the air are seriously so good! Minneapolis is a hub for Delta and there are so many direct flights every day to tons of cities - this year alone I've got cheap tickets to New Orleans, Chicago, San Fran & London. Travelling is actually a lot more accessible here than I've found in other places.
I agree. We have consistently been ranked as one of the best airports in America!
Just wanted to leave a comment that I'm from Austin, TX and due to HOW !@#$ HOT it is here during the summer I've been looking at other places to move. It seems as though there aren't many employment options for my field (Product UX) so I've mostly decided it's not an option. But I still enjoy your channel.
I appreciate it! And yeah, about half the people that reach out to me are actually from Texas! The cold here is nothing compared to the heat there!
"Four way stops? Hold my beer!" said roundabouts. (which are taking over Bloomington and Richfield)
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I'm looking at moving from New Hampshire and all I have to say is that MN would be a breeze in some aspects. While we don't have state sales tax or income tax, property taxes are still pretty high. The state still finds a way to get their money, TRUST. I live in the mountains of NH and we can get temps down to -40, and the top of mount Washington with -108 last winter. We are in the top 5 states with the most snow, so cold is fine. The one thing that I think will get to me is the passive aggressiveness. New Englanders are very blunt, which I appreciate. Don't tell me what I want to hear, tell me what I need to hear, because I'm certainly going to tell you what you need to hear. I feel like Minnesotans are not going to like me, but I have their best interest in mind. Just like you have Minnesota nice, we have New England Nice. Totally different, haha. We have about 6 months of snow some years, and that's just abysmal.
🤣. When are you looking to move?
I think as I’ve gotten older I’ve gotten more blunt. I won’t give my opinion unsolicited but if you ask me for it then I’m definitely unfiltered. 🤣🤷🏾♂️
Right of way at 4-way:
Vehicle tonnage
LEO/Emergency Vehicle
Vehicle age (worst condition 1st)
Driver age (worst condition 1st)
Taxis
Drunks
Clockwise rotation
A friend of mine from Texas said something that I'll always remember: the worst school in Minnesota is still better than the best school in Texas. Moving to Minnesota to raise a family with all the benefits MN offers to parents and kids was her justification for leaving her life behind in Texas. Also, I lived in Florida. I'm SO glad I have to pay higher taxes here in Minnesota rather than living in Florida! Florida is good for a trip to Disney and the beach and that's about it 😉
I haven't been to Texas yet but I can tell you that most of the people that have reached out to me about moving here have been from southern states...Quite a few from Florida actually.
@@movingtominnesota I've heard the same, and having grown up in a hot climate myself there comes a point when you realise other things are so much more important than the weather!
Yeah I hear that! There's something about having an alligator walking across my lawn or a snake in my garage that doesn't appeal to me. Give me the cold winters here all day because they kill everything. LOL
@@movingtominnesota HA!! And don't forget iguanas! Eeeugh 🤮
Trying to leave Florida now for Minnesota!! Hoping to move soon, can't take another hurricane or this horrible hot weather. You can't do anything in this heat.
The recent NFC championship game where the Eagles pummeled the Vikings took place in Philadelphia, not Minneapolis...
Oh yeah, you're right....😅
Crime, Taxes, Drunk Government... Take your pick....😂😂😂😂
The first car to go is the car on the right as long as it was the first one at the intersection!
There we go!
As a local resident, I'll take MN over Chicago anyday.
Same
Considering Chicago types moving here has helped destroy the state you are a bit late
Thanks for this video! Honest, informative, and entertaining ☺️
You're welcome! I'm glad you found it helpful and entertaining!
I got here on March 15 and it was so cold. I just wanted to turn around and head back to Florida. It is too late now wife and kids like it here. Maple Groves is beautiful. A decent home is $400K and up.
🤣🤣. Yeah it was still cold then. Your body will get used to it. 30 degrees to us is warm. Maple Grove is really nice though. Did you guys buy a house in Maple Grove?
Actually nvm. I remember I was talking to you about that a while ago. You’re in Delano right?
@@movingtominnesota Yes I am renting a townhouse in Delano. We haven’t bought or looking for a home to buy yet . I got to work on my credit. We signed a 12 months lease. So it is going to be awhile.
I’ll have a bunch more videos by then. You may not even want to be in a Maple Grove anymore after learning about everywhere else. 😉
@@jimmyketsomboun4427 man did you voluntarily move to Minnesnowda ? Or did your company force you to move to keep your job? I made the mistake of moving there 20 years ago, and regret the years I wasted there. Florida is fantastic but even if you can’t afford to live there any longer I’d still move anywhere else in the the country. I hated the passive aggressive people and nothing to do there. Plus my back discs didn’t like it after shoveling snow every year for 9 months out of the year. I’m so glad I escaped out of there while I was in my 40’s.
Walz and Ellison are the two biggest reasons not to move to Mn. One represents high taxes ,the other high crime
That’s funny. I come to Minnesota to escape the heat and humidity of Kansas. Minnesota’s summers are more bearable.
Might as well just move here for good. 😉
@@movingtominnesota , currently trying to find a job there now. My husband and I graduated from Wichita State over a year ago and have been unsuccessful finding jobs in management slash marketing and environmental engineering in Kansas. All my family are in Kandiyohi county. Thinking about coming up this week to get away from the heat. 103-106 this week.
High taxes? Yup. Because Minnesota's something like #2 in the nation for public services. #2 in public services while 14th for high taxes. We also have 1,300 miles of multi-use trails and spectacular state and local parks. If you want to live in a nice place, sorry baby, it ain't free. We pay for it. Gladly.
YESSIR!
Obviously whoever gets there first if it’s a tie then the person to the right has the right away how tf do people not know this
There should be instructions so that people remember lol
The Metro
You aren’t using your opes
Oh don't worry. The video that I'll be posting this weekend will have all the "Opes" you need 🤣...waaait fooor iiit
@@movingtominnesota in the meantime what can you tell me about the Detroit lakes area ?
On balance though - those low to no tax states have the worst public schools. We have enough dummies in this state, we don't need the schools making more of them.
MN also has one of the best library systems in the nation and it's free. Some of the highest high school graduation rates. Moan and groan about taxes and weather? It's not exclusive to MN.
forgot one thing....MN has one of the highest rates of voter turnout, maybe the highest.
Civic minded here.
@mooonie6634 Minnesota ranks second in quality of life, we rank 4th in life expectancy, one of the lowest levels of poverty at 91% above the poverty level. As you said one of the best preforming school systems, along side high food security and employment levels.its ranked 4th in best state to raise a family in part to high median family income low levels of separation and divorce. Not to mention low crime rates, clean air quality.
Milwaukee 5 hours away and in a way it's better than Minnesota or Chicago 😊
In what way?? 🤣
No lies told
co sign!
Don't worry, all the 4 way stops are being replaced with stupid roundabouts bow 🙄
lol, I'll take it
I just can't tolerate Minnesota anymore. High cost of housing for "flyover country", high taxes, horrible climate. Also high crime that no one wants to address. Also the passive aggressive people are terrible. I have lived in Minnesota my whole life, and I have never felt at home here
It may be that time! If you could move where would it be?
@TraceySeymour true to all of the the things you said you hit the nail on the head. It took my a while to figure that out the hard way by wasting the best years of my life there.
The weather (Snowing since before Halloween 👻) is only easing up now and it’s almost May. But there is another month of rain left before “summer” for 3 months. Question is why do they tax state income tax in the top 5 of the country. When the weather is terrible. Fine I mean if the weather is like California but it’s the direct opposite. Some days the weather is colder than the North Pole, Alaska. 😂
@@jasonbrodierqevermy1998 snow builds character. 🤣
@@movingtominnesota 😂 all it did was to literally break my back now I can’t seriously walk straight. But yeah it gave me better character 🤣
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You're a genuine guy, and I appreciate that.
Thank you. 😊
Bro u 6 foot 1 buy a bigger car.
Make sure you hit the subscribe button so I can LMAO
Not exactly a hotbed of fashion in MN. Dressing up is wearing two "hoodies". Everyone looks like everyone else.
You don’t like duck boots? 🤣🤣
word of warning, any state that flaunts 0 state income...... say hello to huge property taxes. Government needs and will get its money :)
By any means
Funny the worst state in the nation, (Minnesota) is conveniently located next to the best state in the nation (South Dakota).
Worst state in the nation in what?
@@movingtominnesota Government policies. Wokeness.
@@nasedo3129except Minnesota is ranked with washington as the states with the highest standards of living.
Somali Colonist?
Yes Please don't move here
Now I wouldn’t say all that. 😆
It Is Boring in Minnesota!!!!
Define "boring"
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Lol enjoy the new state rules that give the poor more rights. Subsidized housing is also happening.