Southern Nevada is definitely on my list since I'm so used to city life and I'll probably want to live a more active type of retirement with a variety of entertainment options nearby.
Love and agree with everything you said Jacob, my biggest concern is healthcare for seniors - I heard healthcare is not good in the Las Vegas valley and very expensive. Some of us on the West Coast are spoiled by having Kaiser which is good and affordable. . . Still considering it though . . . Thanks for always doing such a good job! My heart will always be in Las Vegas having lived their in the fabulous 80's when I worked for Sunworld Airways - the hometown airline at the time . . . 🌞
Assuming a retired person is on Medicare Advantage. Healthcare is modern and efficient once you are hooked up with a good primary care physician. I've been in Henderson for a year and I believe every specialist that I have seen, 6 so far, has been very good.
I agree with you healthcare and education in Nevada is lacking in that state. Big Time! I think if your an healthy senior then good for you if you live in Nevada
Lets talk about the other side of the story. I've lived in Vegas for 12 years, this is my perspective. 1. I always thought locals were very friendly up until about 5 years ago. There are still a few friendly folks, however most locals are rude now. 2. Sky high crime everywhere!!! Including the two nicest areas Summerlin, Henderson. 3. Worst drivers anywhere. You can't drive for 5 minutes anywhere in Vegas without seeing RUDE DRIVERS, Exhibition of speed. People going 60 plus MPH in a area where the speed limit is 35! PS- I travel all over America with my job, Vegas has the worst drivers of any place in the USA. 4. Not enough visible law enforcement on the roads, that's why everyone drives like a maniac in Vegas! 5. Very few decent jobs that pay well in Vegas!!! 6. Homes prices went up bigtime the last year. Good luck selling the house you over paid for! 7. Vegas is the most transient city in America! Very few people stay in Vegas for the long haul. Mainly because people can't find decent employment here! Hard to make lasting friendships because its VERY, VERY, transient in Vegas!
Forgot, one last important thing. Healthcare in Nevada ranks 48th in the nation according to a study done by the Common Wealth Fund and many other studies!
I live in Tacoma WA bout 45min south of Seattle and property values & taxes are skyrocketing. My house in the last 4yrs has doubled in value and I paid $3750 in property taxes this year. My house is paid for & I'm retired at 45yo, blew out low back working & had 6 failed back surgeries, and I've been looking at Panama & Portugal but I do really like Vegas & have been considering there too.
I’ve been planning on retiring to Vegas for many years now. I have less than three to go so I’ll be leaving Taxifornia in the dust! I decided on Vegas because of all the options it provides so I don’t stagnate in my retirement. I also appreciate how Vegas honors veterans like me. Because of you, my wife and I hooked up with Laci last year and found the perfect resort style condo to buy. Thank you for all of the informative videos you’ve made over the past years!
Another great video. I live in Texas. No state taxes but crime is getting bad. I feel like I'm back in New York at times. Going to have to show this to the wife, lol 😆.
My wife and I were pumped to retire to Las Vegas but a few things occurred that changed our minds. First, pretty much the takeover of government by the democrats especially California/Seattle/Oregon type democrats makes it a high probability that Nevada will get f*cked up like those states whose populations are fleeing after voting for laws and taxes that ruined their states and now will continue voting the same way in their new state. I wouldn't be surprised to see a push for a state income tax to be imposed within 10 years. Housing prices are headed through the roof because of these California transplants who sold their overpriced houses in their home state and bid up the house prices in Nevada. Rent price increases will soon follow. Crime is getting worse in Nevada along with the homeless street people. I fear the problem will become more widespread with homeless $hitting and pissing and dumping drug needles in the street just like San Francisco and other California cities. Water supply seems to be increasingly a problem with a emergency declaration coming shortly if not already being called. What will happen to residents' water bills if some sort of rationing or restrictions get declared? (Again just like California) The desert wasn't meant to support as many people as are there and want to move there. I'll visit as long as it is entertaining and affordable but not moving there.
You forgot one thing that's important to retirees in the part about housing. There are multiple 55+ communities in the Vegas area. Sun City Anthem (the best in my opinion!), Sun City Summerlin, Sun City MacDonald Ranch, Alliante, Ardiente, Dallas Webb Lake Las Vegas, and more. Each has a different feel and lifestyle so you can find the one that's best for you. Most of them have very reasonable HOA fees but provide lots of opportunities for activities.
If your dead set on living in and around Las Vegas as a senior.. Your best option to live in a 55+ community with guarded gates otherwise it's riff raff city
@@toneman8478 Absolutely not true unless you want to live near the strip or downtown. The 55+ communities in Summerlin, Henderson, or Lake Las Vegas are very nice, clean, and safe.
We will be retiring there in early 2025, right next to Charlie Frias Park where you filmed. Based on one of your videos we ended up working with Rachel Gaston from Vegas Gal's Cerrone Group and she really did a great job hooking us up with our property! Can't wait. Thanks for the video and reinforcing the retirement benefits 😀
We visited Las Vegas almost every year in the 90s, all different times of the year. Las Vegas, Summerlin, Henderson, Boulder City, all nice areas. We think it would be a great option for retirement.
Jacob, I rarely comment, but love your content and am a subscriber. Take a look at Lake Mead. The drought is no joke. Running out of water is not a tin foil hat idea. When there's not enough water to turn the turbines, then what? That said, the locals I've met love Vegas living. I've enjoyed the casinos that the locals play at. The scenery is superb. Mt Charleston is awesome, in spite of the lodge burning down. There's baseball, football and hockey. Multiple good reasons to move to Vegas, but the water issue can't be ignored forever
I live here in Vegas and I am scared about the future of Las Vegas. Water. If you go to Lake Mead you can see how low the lake has gotten. I know the river continues to flow, but if the Rocky Mountains don't get the needed snow which melts into the Colorado River it could effect the the overall water levels and flow needed to provide us with water needed. Also we seem to be taking out more water than nature can replace. The Vegas Economy. Our city's main economic driver is Gaming. If the economy takes a hit across the nation people will not have the money to come to Vegas to gamble. This in turn could crush this city. There is really no manufacturing here (maybe a couple businesses) but all the other businesses are dependent on gaming such as retail, services, and ect because the people who work in the gaming industry spend their income on all these other things.
Jacob, I've been looking for 2 years and it's so hard to find a small condo that's ADA.... even getting from my car to the front door of a place, there's all curbs or steps. 🙄♿
Thanks for this video. I am 69 and still working full time, and now because of COVID I can work from home. I want to relocate from Burbank to Henderson, preferably either Green Valley South or Black Mountain (old Henderson). I do not have a house to sell so I won't be buying. Can you give me advice to get some local help with renting. I was in town in January, and prices have gone up by 25% since then. Thanks again for your help. Chris Roth
The weather is great, but there's no water and the little bit there is, is almost gone. And sadly, what happens in Vegas, is too dependent on what happens with the lunatics in California, in so many arenas. And the favorable tax situation is changing as Nevada becomes bluer. So there's a LOT you can't depend on for long term benefits..
If you retire in Vegas you have to have a yearly income of about 50,000 to rent. Low cost housing is full up. Best to buy a home if you can find one or afford one. All kind of rental tricks so be careful.
I'm retired now, but I think I'm staying put here in Hawaii..yeah, I know it could be costly most times, our governing body can be as frustrating to deal with, and being in the middle of nowhere we just couldn't hop into our vehicles and drive off to any state of our choosing. Another reason is I just might go bankrupt in less than a year of residency there, I just love playing in the casino(s) which we don't have here..and finally, doubt I could deal with six months of too hot and six months of too cold. There are 20 gold courses here within ten miles of my house, and Vegas is just a flight away whenever I get the itch..nothing like the ocean only a few minutes walk away. But then, that's just me//
You can gamble away everything you own and die in poverty - As they say in Las Vegas - You come into the world with nothing, and we will try our best to let you leave with nothing. Amen.
I most definitely will retire in my Las Vegas Nevada City LOVE someday in the future and I most definitely can't wait when years to come. That's my GOAL AND MY PASSION retire in LAS VEGAS NEVADA 🏡 BABY!!!!!! MAKE IT MY BEST YEARS IN MY OWN LIFE!! BEST RETIREMENT LAS VEGAS NEVADA YEARS FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE IN LAS VEGAS NEVADA CITY LOVE ❤ 💘 💕!!!!!!
Carson City is my choice for my retirement location. It has the small town feel, yet it big enough to have all the places I'd want to shop. Everything like Lake Tahoe, Virginia City, and Reno is a short drive away, but the best part is it's only a 2.5 hour drive to see my my Son & Grandson.
Thank you Jacob. We have been thinking about relocating and have been looking around. I will reach out to the cerrone group when it comes the time to make the move. Getting out of the SF Bay Area.
Retiring in 3 years, can't wait to get out of Cali. Been eyeing Summerlin or Henderson. I saw your video on the northwest area, wasn't considering it as I heard you have to be careful of the expansive and contracting soil there.
I'm retiring in less than 4 years. I'd love to retire in Vegas. Unfortunately I'm a Canadian and could never become a US citizen unless I could sneak through from Mexico and claim refugee status. If I'm lucky, Biden might even give me $450 grand.
The only way you’d get any money from the US is if you file a lawsuit for damages suffered by your children (malnutrition, lack of medical attention, etc) as a result of the Trump policy to separate immigrant parents from their children as part of an inhumane attempt to deter immigration.
@@billobrian6244 You didn't see that the Democrats/Socialists got their asses kicked?! Might want to watch the news a little more. "Don't forget fraud'' makes NO sense. Take a night class.
Very interesting. We have long contemplated moving there. But I just heard car registration is ridiculous. Can you explain that? Also do you pay taxes once a year or do they split it up bi-annually Thanx for the video. Karen
Be careful if you are older and need some serious medical attention. Nevada is pretty low on the quality of health care facilities. If you get sick be prepared to travel for quality medical care.
As long as you have crazy people with their ridiculous political views that votes for stupid governor, count me out. I'll stay in Florida every day of the week. It's every bit as good as Nevada or better.
Beautiful! What's up with the water shortage? Is This going to be a long-term issue? Any solutions? I don't wanna retire and can't wash me arse! 👍 Good vid as usual.
Too risky for a newcomer. Nevada has conservator abuse. Anyone can scam a senior and take all assets to fritter away. The judge can rule without involving the senior. Free Britney? Free Granny!!! The intro on roller coasters and water parks is funny. That’s not what they’re looking for. Whiling away on slots might be a consideration. God’s waiting room.
Yep, if you are on the fence like I was, listen to this guy. He speaks the truth!
The hospitals are good too. My plan is to retire in Nevada. I really like the area in North West Vegas you recently showed in a video.
I've had pretty good experiences with hospitals here. I'll give you an early "Welcome to Las Vegas!"
I want to be far away from the subdivisions. And no damn HOA
Retired in 2005 and my moved to Summerlin from Northern California.Definitely living a better lifestyle here than I ever could back home.
Thank you!! Living in Chicago w my 70yo mother...just told her about the property tax comparison...she was shocked!
Retired in 2018 in Vegas. Now known as Mr Uber.
This is great video for anyone moving to Vegas. You did a lot of research for this 👌
I’m going to have to remember this video in about 35 years! 😂
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Me too. In 25 years LOL
Southern Nevada is definitely on my list since I'm so used to city life and I'll probably want to live a more active type of retirement with a variety of entertainment options nearby.
Great information Jacob thank you so much. I’m still thinking about moving out there it hasn’t escaped me yet
You're very welcome Sweet T! I'm sure you'll be ready to get out of that Chicago cold when the time comes!
@@JacobslifeinVegas The irony of it all it’s cold and rainy right now. As I laugh sarcastically writing this
Very tempting !!! Thanks for the vid Jacob.
You're welcome Winston!
You forgot a couple: Per my Dad easy access to Super Walmart, Lots access to booze, Great place to people watch and libraries are under rated
In London, dreamed about retiring in Vegas. After all the BS happening there, attacking the customers -- HELL NO!
Thanks for the info Jacob! 👍🏻
De nada!
Can only imagine the electric bill in the summer..
Thanks Jacob for the nice video, I do enjoy the weather in Vegas and the variety of entertainment options in Vegas.
In Massachusetts, I pay $6200 in property taxes on my 985 sqft house 🤦🏼♀️
Nevada sounds more and more appealing.
Wow! Nevada is definitely not Taxachusetts
I want to snowbird to NV in a few years. Thanks again for another informative video! 👍
Mr Jacob, the best Vegas vlogger/influencer 🎃 🎃 🎃
Thanks for sharing! It’s in the cards for us for retirement 🤙
You're welcome! Happy to help!
Love and agree with everything you said Jacob, my biggest concern is healthcare for seniors - I heard healthcare is not good in the Las Vegas valley and very expensive. Some of us on the West Coast are spoiled by having Kaiser which is good and affordable. . .
Still considering it though . . .
Thanks for always doing such a good job!
My heart will always be in Las Vegas having lived their in the fabulous 80's when I worked for Sunworld Airways - the hometown airline at the time . . . 🌞
Assuming a retired person is on Medicare Advantage. Healthcare is modern and efficient once you are hooked up with a good primary care physician. I've been in Henderson for a year and I believe every specialist that I have seen, 6 so far, has been very good.
I agree with you healthcare and education in Nevada is lacking in that state. Big Time! I think if your an healthy senior then good for you if you live in Nevada
Lets talk about the other side of the story. I've lived in Vegas for 12 years, this is my perspective.
1. I always thought locals were very friendly up until about 5 years ago. There are still a few friendly folks, however most locals are rude now.
2. Sky high crime everywhere!!! Including the two nicest areas Summerlin, Henderson.
3. Worst drivers anywhere. You can't drive for 5 minutes anywhere in Vegas without seeing RUDE DRIVERS, Exhibition of speed. People going 60 plus MPH in a area where the speed limit is 35! PS- I travel all over America with my job, Vegas has the worst drivers of any place in the USA.
4. Not enough visible law enforcement on the roads, that's why everyone drives like a maniac in Vegas!
5. Very few decent jobs that pay well in Vegas!!!
6. Homes prices went up bigtime the last year. Good luck selling the house you over paid for!
7. Vegas is the most transient city in America! Very few people stay in Vegas for the long haul. Mainly because people can't find decent employment here! Hard to make lasting friendships because its VERY, VERY, transient in Vegas!
Forgot, one last important thing. Healthcare in Nevada ranks 48th in the nation according to a study done by the Common Wealth Fund and many other studies!
I live in Tacoma WA bout 45min south of Seattle and property values & taxes are skyrocketing. My house in the last 4yrs has doubled in value and I paid $3750 in property taxes this year. My house is paid for & I'm retired at 45yo, blew out low back working & had 6 failed back surgeries, and I've been looking at Panama & Portugal but I do really like Vegas & have been considering there too.
I’ve been planning on retiring to Vegas for many years now. I have less than three to go so I’ll be leaving Taxifornia in the dust! I decided on Vegas because of all the options it provides so I don’t stagnate in my retirement. I also appreciate how Vegas honors veterans like me. Because of you, my wife and I hooked up with Laci last year and found the perfect resort style condo to buy. Thank you for all of the informative videos you’ve made over the past years!
Another great video. I live in Texas. No state taxes but crime is getting bad. I feel like I'm back in New York at times. Going to have to show this to the wife, lol 😆.
My wife and I were pumped to retire to Las Vegas but a few things occurred that changed our minds. First, pretty much the takeover of government by the democrats especially California/Seattle/Oregon type democrats makes it a high probability that Nevada will get f*cked up like those states whose populations are fleeing after voting for laws and taxes that ruined their states and now will continue voting the same way in their new state. I wouldn't be surprised to see a push for a state income tax to be imposed within 10 years. Housing prices are headed through the roof because of these California transplants who sold their overpriced houses in their home state and bid up the house prices in Nevada. Rent price increases will soon follow. Crime is getting worse in Nevada along with the homeless street people. I fear the problem will become more widespread with homeless $hitting and pissing and dumping drug needles in the street just like San Francisco and other California cities. Water supply seems to be increasingly a problem with a emergency declaration coming shortly if not already being called. What will happen to residents' water bills if some sort of rationing or restrictions get declared? (Again just like California) The desert wasn't meant to support as many people as are there and want to move there. I'll visit as long as it is entertaining and affordable but not moving there.
The whole entire world is going to shit.
Sounds like you should stay where your live now. Maybe get educated and stop watching Fox News as your source of information
@@sterlingmarshel6299 You should get your info from somewhere besides CNN. Maybe you wouldn't be so stupid.
State tax is coming sooner than later. Theyre proposing a sales tax increase to 8.5% also.
@@sterlingmarshel6299 you are so right!!!
Too hot in the summer and Lake Mead is drying up no thanks
You forgot one thing that's important to retirees in the part about housing. There are multiple 55+ communities in the Vegas area. Sun City Anthem (the best in my opinion!), Sun City Summerlin, Sun City MacDonald Ranch, Alliante, Ardiente, Dallas Webb Lake Las Vegas, and more. Each has a different feel and lifestyle so you can find the one that's best for you. Most of them have very reasonable HOA fees but provide lots of opportunities for activities.
If your dead set on living in and around Las Vegas as a senior.. Your best option to live in a 55+ community with guarded gates otherwise it's riff raff city
@@toneman8478 Absolutely not true unless you want to live near the strip or downtown. The 55+ communities in Summerlin, Henderson, or Lake Las Vegas are very nice, clean, and safe.
Any videos on golf course's in Vegas?? Coming there in a week.
We will be retiring there in early 2025, right next to Charlie Frias Park where you filmed. Based on one of your videos we ended up working with Rachel Gaston from Vegas Gal's Cerrone Group and she really did a great job hooking us up with our property! Can't wait. Thanks for the video and reinforcing the retirement benefits 😀
We visited Las Vegas almost every year in the 90s, all different times of the year. Las Vegas, Summerlin, Henderson, Boulder City, all nice areas. We think it would be a great option for retirement.
Everytime i stop at a stop light, there is atleast 1 car that has a california plate or another state. Evry single time. 😳😳😳 stop it jacob ! ✌️
I am one of those Cali plates. Closing on a house end of Jan 2022 North Vegas by VA hospital. Don’t worry, going to change plates asap.
Jacob, I rarely comment, but love your content and am a subscriber.
Take a look at Lake Mead. The drought is no joke. Running out of water is not a tin foil hat idea. When there's not enough water to turn the turbines, then what?
That said, the locals I've met love Vegas living. I've enjoyed the casinos that the locals play at. The scenery is superb. Mt Charleston is awesome, in spite of the lodge burning down. There's baseball, football and hockey. Multiple good reasons to move to Vegas, but the water issue can't be ignored forever
Nobody wants to address this very serious issue. What the hell are they going to do when they run out of water very soon?
Say it with him everybody...
“Wwwwwwwwwwhat’s going on...” 👍🏾
😆
It's Jacob's famous line. No one can replicate his flow. Lol But really Jacob it is something that sets you apart from the rest. :) 😀
LIVING THE BEST LIFE IN LAS VEGAS NEVADA REST OF MY LIFE!!!!!!
I live here in Vegas and I am scared about the future of Las Vegas. Water. If you go to Lake Mead you can see how low the lake has gotten. I know the river continues to flow, but if the Rocky Mountains don't get the needed snow which melts into the Colorado River it could effect the the overall water levels and flow needed to provide us with water needed. Also we seem to be taking out more water than nature can replace.
The Vegas Economy. Our city's main economic driver is Gaming. If the economy takes a hit across the nation people will not have the money to come to Vegas to gamble. This in turn could crush this city. There is really no manufacturing here (maybe a couple businesses) but all the other businesses are dependent on gaming such as retail, services, and ect because the people who work in the gaming industry spend their income on all these other things.
I am thinking in moving to Las Vegas too, but it seems to me that You're too pessimistic, specially with the Economy.
What about Hospitals and what about Senior Living.
Good video sailor
Jacob, I've been looking for 2 years and it's so hard to find a small condo that's ADA.... even getting from my car to the front door of a place, there's all curbs or steps. 🙄♿
Thanks for this video. I am 69 and still working full time, and now because of COVID I can work from home. I want to relocate from Burbank to Henderson, preferably either Green Valley South or Black Mountain (old Henderson). I do not have a house to sell so I won't be buying. Can you give me advice to get some local help with renting. I was in town in January, and prices have gone up by 25% since then. Thanks again for your help. Chris Roth
How is Burbank better than Las Vegas. I enjoy living in Pasadena.
Pinball hall of fame is the main reason I visit Las Vegas
It's flipping cold in the winter for LV 🥶
The weather is great, but there's no water and the little bit there is, is almost gone. And sadly, what happens in Vegas, is too dependent on what happens with the lunatics in California, in so many arenas. And the favorable tax situation is changing as Nevada becomes bluer. So there's a LOT you can't depend on for long term benefits..
If you retire in Vegas you have to have a yearly income of about 50,000 to rent. Low cost housing is full up. Best to buy a home if you can find one or afford one. All kind of rental tricks so be careful.
Winter 2018 was a cold Vegas winter
I would if medical was not so high cost. Love Vegas would love to live there. Mexico has a advantage in medical costs.
I love Vegas, but my fear is turning on the shower faucet and no water coming out. The Lake Mead dilemma is a consideration.
Good vlog and good insights. 👍
So strange to see a park without trees and green grass
……..I can’t GET OUT of the Seattle area fast enough!!!!
my goal is to retire in las vegas
Love to live in Nevada but you have one big problem there…. YOUR GOVERNOR!
I'm retired now, but I think I'm staying put here in Hawaii..yeah, I know it could be costly most times, our governing body can be as frustrating to deal with, and being in the middle of nowhere we just couldn't hop into our vehicles and drive off to any state of our choosing. Another reason is I just might go bankrupt in less than a year of residency there, I just love playing in the casino(s) which we don't have here..and finally, doubt I could deal with six months of too hot and six months of too cold. There are 20 gold courses here within ten miles of my house, and Vegas is just a flight away whenever I get the itch..nothing like the ocean only a few minutes walk away. But then, that's just me//
fuck Hawaii...overpriced EVERYTHING
plan is to live closer to las vegas but not in las vegas. maybe within a hour or 2 driving range
. at most 4 hours.
You can gamble away everything you own and die in poverty - As they say in Las Vegas - You come into the world with nothing, and we will try our best to let you leave with nothing. Amen.
How about 1 reason not to retire here.. Medical
I most definitely will retire in my Las Vegas Nevada City LOVE someday in the future and I most definitely can't wait when years to come. That's my GOAL AND MY PASSION retire in
LAS VEGAS NEVADA 🏡 BABY!!!!!!
MAKE IT MY BEST YEARS IN MY OWN LIFE!!
BEST RETIREMENT LAS VEGAS NEVADA YEARS FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE IN LAS VEGAS NEVADA CITY LOVE ❤ 💘 💕!!!!!!
Great vid JO….How’s Providence ?
Property taxes on a $300,000 house in Pennsylvania are not $1,900. They are 5 times that amount.
Medical & Public Schools? NO!!!🙄
Carson City is my choice for my retirement location. It has the small town feel, yet it big enough to have all the places I'd want to shop. Everything like Lake Tahoe, Virginia City, and Reno is a short drive away, but the best part is it's only a 2.5 hour drive to see my my Son & Grandson.
Hope you realize how expensive Northern Nevada is.....
Bleu Les Yeux According to the cost of living, it's far cheaper than Southern California where I currently live.
Thank you Jacob. We have been thinking about relocating and have been looking around. I will reach out to the cerrone group when it comes the time to make the move. Getting out of the SF Bay Area.
I know that transition from the SF Bay Area to Vegas all too well! I moved from San Jose to Las Vegas. Happy to help Steven!
SAW CRIME IN SUMMERLIN GOING UP LOCAL ILLEGALS ?
Just retired and looking for a Commiefornia exit!
So in Las Vegas people don't pay income tax and property tax is low!
High crime, horrible healthcare, high insurance rates, crazy drivers....what's not to love?
I'm only 24
Just retire at 25 and move to Vegas 😎
Then you can share this video to your older relatives and friends who are close to retiring.
Retiring in 3 years, can't wait to get out of Cali. Been eyeing Summerlin or Henderson. I saw your video on the northwest area, wasn't considering it as I heard you have to be careful of the expansive and contracting soil there.
My concern is access to good medical service (doctors and hospitals). Should I worry?
Jacob what if I don't want to live in a subdivision is there anywhere around where you could get like 5 acres?
Great question, I was wondering the same. Waiting for a responce.
What about crime and water? I saw a video posted by a local UA-cam person showing the homeless growing population.
I'm retiring in less than 4 years. I'd love to retire in Vegas. Unfortunately I'm a Canadian and could never become a US citizen unless I could sneak through from Mexico and claim refugee status. If I'm lucky, Biden might even give me $450 grand.
The only way you’d get any money from the US is if you file a lawsuit for damages suffered by your children (malnutrition, lack of medical attention, etc) as a result of the Trump policy to separate immigrant parents from their children as part of an inhumane attempt to deter immigration.
@@ShaggyDawg From what I understand, Biden is doing the same thing with the cages that were built by Obama.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😜😜😜
USED TO LIVE THERE COMMIE GOV NEEDS TO GO
You saw what happened yesterday. Sissylak is as good as gone.
@@MegaMkmiller DIDNT SEE , DONT FORGET FRAUD!!!
@@billobrian6244 You didn't see that the Democrats/Socialists got their asses kicked?! Might want to watch the news a little more. "Don't forget fraud'' makes NO sense. Take a night class.
Very interesting. We have long contemplated moving there. But I just heard car registration is ridiculous. Can you explain that? Also do you pay taxes once a year or do they split it up bi-annually Thanx for the video. Karen
I heard the „Pinball Hall of fame“ had closed? No? Still there?
Stop telling people to move here. We're full 😜
I'm moving there in 2026
@@rogersampaio7450 You can take my place. I just moved to Florida 😄
The ultimate test to know if someone is a Vegas local, Ask them Glen Lerner's number. 👌
I THOUGT RE WAS WAY OVERPRICED??
Bill you're drunk go home.
Sounds like an option, however I’m concerned over skyrocketing crime and what future holds for a dwindling water supply?!
Too expensive to retired in Vegas
What aspects?
Quality healthcare
But you don’t have the buffets anymore and you have mask mandates.
Be careful if you are older and need some serious medical attention. Nevada is pretty low on the quality of health care facilities. If you get sick be prepared to travel for quality medical care.
As long as you have crazy people with their ridiculous political views that votes for stupid governor, count me out. I'll stay in Florida every day of the week. It's every bit as good as Nevada or better.
Florida better if you like the beaches, Nevada is warm but close to sky resorts.
But in Florida there's too much tornados and hurricane
lol..never "retire"...its called a ...working vacation
Reason #9 Weed is legal........🤣
Beautiful! What's up with the water shortage? Is This going to be a long-term issue? Any solutions?
I don't wanna retire and can't wash me arse! 👍
Good vid as usual.
@@rogersampaio7450 lol! Why not?
@@AB-fm2zn to be sincere, water shortage in the near future is something to think about considering that Las Vegas in the desert
@@rogersampaio7450 I know that Roger. When I said "why not" I was being sarcastic. But yeah I'll take up that sarcastic advice, spit in me arse. 🤣
Vegas is gonna run out of water in a few years.
All Nevada needs to do is cut all water going to California; Nevada is giving water to California.
The DemocRATS from Nevada are doing this.
California will run out of water before Nevada does...or become part of the Pacific Ocean
well if you like 6 month summers with 100 degree heat every day and it is well over 100 at midnight, then knock yourself out.
It's been a little while since I've heard someone over exaggerate about the weather in the comments. Thanks for the laugh 🤣
@@JacobslifeinVegas I've lived there, the summers are miserable.
Too risky for a newcomer. Nevada has conservator abuse. Anyone can scam a senior and take all assets to fritter away. The judge can rule without involving the senior. Free Britney? Free Granny!!! The intro on roller coasters and water parks is funny. That’s not what they’re looking for. Whiling away on slots might be a consideration. God’s waiting room.
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