Sorry you're feeling that way. I lived in DC for over a decade and I was able to thrive quite well. However, I moved to a warmer climate after experiencing my 2nd blizzard in the city. It was a good time, but the weather definitely impacted my spirit.
Yep, just commented today, I'm born and raised in DC and yes, tired of the cold winters and looking to move further south, Florida, where the greenery stays, well, green, and weather stays mostly warm/hot and just rent out my home here in DC. 😊
@@LittleTut I spent 8 years in DC(Uptown), went to Eastern Shore. I love what it was when i was there. it just don’t seem like chocolate city no more. The people, the culture- I enjoyed it.. I gotta little defensive when i saw the title😂😂
@@LittleTut Im looking to move back into D.C how much is rent are you thinking about? It'll take a me a few months to gather a few things before I move back but Im just wondering
I grew up in Chicago, moved to Dallas, and now live in DC. If you're used to Texas weather, DC will require an adjustment. For those used to Midwest/East Coast weather, or generally gloomy weather, DC's haziness will, for the most part, be indistinguishable. Parenthetically, the Winter Blues is a legitimate point that should not be overlooked by those who are more sensitive to the climate. I was a completely different person after moving to Texas, and plan on returning.
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Find what works for you. Obviously the signs for you are pointing not to live there. As someone that grew up in the northeast I can tell you there it’s crappy outside from November to May. Just 3-4 months of the year it’s tolerable outside. Most of the year is yukky.
@@Canoncorey Military is arresting the Illuminati and their satanists politician minions. That's why Washington is almost a ghost town ,it was one of Satans thrones.
I’ve been here almost a year from New York metro area and DC is horrible. The people are uninterested and uninteresting, every neighborhood is shit, it’s boring as hell, the apartments are all tiny cubes…I hate living here. Hate it.
@@mandem3426 correct. Someone wouldn’t talk to me because I didn’t have security clearance . It’s a rat-infested, crime-ridden hellhole. And for the cradle of democracy, you are under constant surveillance. Several HUNDRED speed trap cameras dotting the district and MD. It does not feel like home.
I moved here because I accept an awesome job and I plan on making this my new home. It's just taking some time to get used to a completely different culture.
A fellow Brit in DC (dual citizenship). You’re right, their gloomy weather is nothing in comparison to the UK’s however from my experience, London ingeneral is more vibrant than DC as a city
Oh my word! I completely relate to how you're feeling. Im from NC born n raised. And have been in the DM(V) for 1.5 years. It took my mind and body to adjust to the weather! Aside from the snowfall this year, the winter wind CHILL in the District are BRUTAL! Let alone wondering when Spring is EVER going to come. Although I landed a great job opp here. My quality of life to stay here long term is still in the balance. And don't get me started on the cost of livinf, sheesha I'm strongly thinking of moving back south to Charlotte. But best of luck to you!
I went through some of the same things and im from NYC but if you’re worried about cost of living its best to move to the outskirts in MD it’s more affordable
I was born and raised and am still living in Silver Spring, MD(very close to DC) and it’s just fine here. It’s not gloomy all the time, well maybe in the winter! We literally had not that much rain and summer is almost over mostly sunny weather. I will always love the DMV and encourage people to come here
Your also from Houston, so anything north to you is going to seem cold, your making DC out to be like it's Seattle or somewhere rainy like out West, until the next day it's 70 and sunny, weather is great along the mid Atlantic plus if your used to hot muggy Houston no seasons and your not built to enjoy the 4 seasons, of course DC is going to seem cold, until it's 104 degrees in August 😅😅😅
I can handle 4 seasons if they stayed in their lanes, but this place feels more like Winter for 8 months, Spring for 1 month, Summer for 2 months, Fall 1 month
In Houston, you cannot do anything because it is extremely hot! No one is outside in 100+ degree weather during the day. If you happen to be outside in Houston, it is most likely in your car (super boring). At least DC has a metro and better walkability. Walking is proven to improve mood but Houston lacks this feature in a city. I think if you make a comparison, try to show both sides. I still enjoyed your video tho - current Texas resident
DC is 100% more walkable than Houston but when it's hot outside people just wait for the sun to go down and then pop out. When it's cold your whole day is ruined.
The weather can suck, but if you decide you like to embrace 4 seasons, then it's one of the few parts of the world with a true 4 seasons. This is admittedly not for everybody.
Was thinking about moving to or around DC. Originally from CT and now living in FL. This video was perfect and answered most of my questions. I'm spoiled with 24/7 sunshine and blue skies in FL and don't want to go back to the shitty, grey, gloomy depressing days I've experienced in CT. The seasonal depression is real, and want to avoid it at all costs.
@@FinesseGuru Pompano Beach, right above Fort Lauderdale. Very amazing small little beach "town" slowly building up. It was my first time in South FL and fell in love after a year. I also love Tampa, very different but also amazing.
Thanks for making this video bruh. I am from Chicago, so I know about the gloominess and cold weather. I also lived in Houston for a little over a year, and can attest to the muggy weather. I know that during the day its pretty much dead, but some amazing nights especially at Urban Social and 5015. Now, I'm living in LA and I feel like I don't fit in, I cant get right here. Its scenic, but I can't vibe here. Currently up debating Houston or Atlanta
I just got back visiting and I felt like every single person is rich or comes from BIG money - but acts poor. People felt like they judge you if you didn’t look liberal
I really do think it's all about perspective and each person's personality. I moved to Dallas 1.5years ago and I'm not enjoying myself. The summers are brutal, terrible traffic (like any other major city/metroplex), very limited outdoor activities, public transit isn't that great. Lots of great restaurants though!
I guess I understand how you feel. I currently live in Atlanta. I hate it! Most people love it here. It's overpriced, congested, and has too many bugs. It kind of reminds me of Houston. I hated living there, too. However, I love visiting DC. It has an environment that I prefer, with the right amount of entertainment and better restaurants.
@Canoncorey the food and restaurant experiences I've encountered in DC are definitely better than Atlanta. I like to be treated well in addition to tasty food. I guess it's a matter of preference.
I live in Dc almost 6y and I can tell you it’s true that is not much things to do. It can be boring. I loved it cuz I fell in love and that’s what kept me here all this time but I’m definitely considering now to move to another state now that I’m single🤣 ! But yes i agree with most of the things you said. It is nice to live in DMV, being close to the city and if you are planning on having a family i think VA could be a good place for it but as someone young and single, Dc can be really depressing. It’s definitely good here for jobs, that’s one positive thing i see. But i personally see myself living somewhere else in a near future. 😊
Everywhere just not for everybody.Im from DC and moved to Petersburg Virginia and it's trash here.Talk about depressing.Nothings here no life or excitement at all.
My 23-year-old son got a job offer in DC and has decided to take it. I'm a little worried because Austin Texas is all he knows. I hope he can adjust quickly.
I’m from DC, born & raised & relocated to Houston 4 months ago, everything about the DMV is depressing. Oh & the trees weren’t dead😂😂😂😂 they hadn’t bloomed yet, the weather is bipolar!!
I’m glad you said it!! I’m from Nyc and I lived in the Dmv for 3 years and I did Like it but it is very depressing. Couldn’t put my finger on what it was but thats just the vibe out there.
I’ve done a number of major cities between CA, the Midwest, and East Coast. I’ve done 2/3 on the top 3 largest and about 1/3 on top 15. DC is my next and I found this clip while searching for more information about it. All that to say this: what I’ve learned from all of this uprooting and settling is that all the major cities are great and all the major cities suck. There’s no perfect major city so find the one that works the best for you. I’ve gone through a ton of high expectations and major disappointments with some of them - which is what I’m kind of getting from this video. It’s all good to call it an experience and move on to the next. In retrospect you’ll eventually be okay with having simply tried something new. Hope you find the city that’s right for you. One last thing: I hit a major slump just like you did for one of those cities but I decided to take everything it threw at me, in terms of disappointment, and basically forced what the city did offer to be my own lived experience. Requires a lot of work but I will say that in the end, that city did in fact become my home and every time I visit it I remember all the good things I was able to squeeze out of it. I actually would move back to try it again but this time on my own terms with my own reset on expectations. Good luck and make sure you take vitamins this winter because of the weather and lack of sunlight.
Yo, what brings you to DC? I was living in Houston last year and I came across you videos. I am back in DC now so small world. Dc is not that bad. It's gloomy looking during the winter time. It will be different in the spring/summer time.
I came to DC for a new job. I keep hearing about the spring/summer time but it honestly feels like there's not a spring here at all. There's been like 3 days I felt like I can go outside without a sweater on this year so far.
As native Houstonian It’s a reason us southerners stray frm up north And just move frm city to city in the south Cuz me personally I couldn’t imagine feeling depressed or shoveling snow all the time!!!
First of all, how can you evaluate the weather if you have only been in the city for 100 days? Once you said that I stopped watching. **EDIT** Come to find out I stopped watching and that’s really all you had. The weather?? Bruh 🙄🤦🏿 This is one of the worst videos I watched on UA-cam. Just being candid. You had no substance other than the weather. U said nothing about the people, the nightlife, the restaurants, the traffic, public transportation, cost of living, man can I go on?! U said NUFFIN other than the weather sucks and you only been here for 100 days! Make it make sense! 🤦🏿
The point I was making is that the cold is the core reason things haven't started up yet. People have been inside too long from what I'm used to and that's something I have to adjust to. Yes the traffic and other things suck as well but the cold is all I focused because I didn't want to just bash DC. But we all know there is plenty more to talk about.
@@Canoncorey bro u have to experience the summer before u make a video like this. You’re not getting the whole meal. Summers be sunny and hot you would think your down south when u go outside and it’s 98 degrees super humid. EVERYBODY OUTSIDE! Afternoon thunderstorms ⛈️ for 45 mins then sun right back out. The thing about DC is that it the weather is a mixed bag. Winter u can get a lot of snow although it hasn’t been snowing much the last few years. Global warming 🤔? But yea bro summers are pretty lit there’s a lot to do. But u can’t judge the whole city off the cooler seasons bro yea the weather is trash in the winter particularly lately it seems Mother Nature has been bipolar. One day is 70 the next day is 38 cold and cloudy. That’s just how it’s been in the recent years. But please, get the full experience before making a video this is misleading. 100 days isn’t enough to make a full generalization of the city. That’s all I’m saying.
@@deuce9star It's not misleading. I'm giving my opinion based what I've experienced thus far. I'm still trying to give this place a shot and maybe my opinion will change over time but I'm just speaking my truth. Feel free to make a counter video to my opinion. We are all entitled to say how we feel.
@@Canoncorey most viewers that watch this will assume u been in DC for atleast all four seasons. That’s why I say it’s misleading. U simply haven’t experienced enough to make a video like this. It implies OVERALL when u haven’t even experienced overall. U said the weather sucks. But that’s only part of the story. If ur still in DC now tell me how the weather is RIGHT NOW?? 😂
I’m from Atlanta, I’ve been to D.C once and I liked it a lot. I chose to go there during late February - Early March though so it was colder. But I saw the Washington Monument, Smithsonian etc… price wise though I’d say it’s probably more expensive to live there. So that’s something.
SO i grew up around D.C but in 2022 me n family moved south in VA so NVA to SVA ( North virginia to South virginia ) I've been down for now 3 years and I just havent had the peace that I had when I grew up in NVA. Penhook has a beautiful scenery, Lakes, quietness, etc, but I've tried to make it my home like you are doing n others I never felt like I belong here but when I went back for my grandma's funeral here recently I felt at peace and its not because I was closer to her physically but I was where I grew up n where most of my life experience is at.
Sound like you were homesick. I've just been slowly meeting new friends and it's making it better. I also have some friends planning to come out and visit me.
Been living in the northeast for a minute now and I am going to give living in Dc a try I just got offered a spot at GMU and my dad just got a promotion offer from his company I have a good friend from down there who has warned me of some of these things I feel like it all depends on how you look at it I know a lot of people who love the Dc area and it seems to align with my interests you can dip into multiple states and check stuff out also lots of beautiful beaches in both Maryland and Virginia I am really into ice hockey so I can’t wait to adapt to the caps being the new local team I am studying sports medicine and there are a lot of good opportunities out there I been living near Philly recently and that really sucks I can’t wait to get out of here
Your first mistake was looking for Texas weather in the northeast. Second, work on finding a group of authentic friends that are familiar with the area. They’ll show you everything that makes our city great.
I think rhis should include VA too? I live 1 hours from DC going south and i think irs very similar. We had to move here due to work, i have two kids and im trying to at least like living hsre even tho i have a state that i want to go back
As an international single man I am really disappointed about Washington DC (dmv)and how bad is social life and general vibe of the city. Shitty night life, dating, weather, and social interactions comparing to other places I have seen and also ridiculous expenses. This place is absolutely depressing and if you like your mental health move to a different location.
@@Canoncorey Exactly! I have a nice job here but I will move in 8 months and never be back again. Having nice job and money does not worth depression and mental health problems. You are not alone bro, many of my friends who lived here have same opinion and most of them left.
I have been living in the DMV for 4 years and it's extremely depressing. I didn't know how bad the grey skies were on my mood but it was rough. I tried B'more and it wasn't that much better. Also, the work culture is a killer too. Luckily I work remote, so I can leave.
@Canoncorey liking a place and knowing a place is 2 different things. You could visit a bigger city in the wrong neighborhood and judge the whole city based on what you see in a weekend. It takes a while to really know a place and appreciate it. But to each his own
Hey Corey I'm not thinking of moving there...but I was wondering what the honest truth is about living there....thx for your honesty! We live and we learn.
I've been going back and forth with the way I feel about this place. On days where the sun is out it's not too bad here. But for the most part I wouldn't have moved here if it wasn't for my job.
It's not really that kind of city. What you looking for is where you came from. Honestly with your expectations and leaving DC you should move to NYC then once that's done move to Atlanta.
I came to DC for work. In that aspect this place is great. When it comes to spending money on entertainment this place lacks that greatly. I did go to a few concerts though. That was fun.
@@Canoncorey Yeah move to NYC. Don't live somewhere you hate if you can afford somewhere you'd prefer better. It's not good for you. Pick a city of choice, stack up, secure a room/apt, secure a job, u-haul it to room/apt in your city of choice, enjoy your new life and don't look back!
I can relate to you brotha coming from a lit city. that’s how I feel about living in Dallas to a degree I question the long term stay here. How long do you plan on staying in DC for the time being?
@@Canoncorey sounds like a plan brotha I’ve learned that’s a good coping strategy when living in a city not 💯 percent satisfied in it gives you time away from the norm.
You not enjoying Dallas?? Man there’s always something hopping in multiple areas in the DFW. Cars, shopping, music, shows, city events, sports, bars, food, and more. I often want to move back to Dallas but work is the Bay Area. I’ve considered a transfer to DC area as well bc I’d like more seasoning in my life if you feel me.
@@LGeezus_ it’s stuff here to do but it’s still more a city in my opinion for families If you married with kids very laid back and it doesn’t feel like the south. I feel Houston has more of a southern culture more black culture and always more to do non stop even if you don’t wanna do it.
I've actually heard that DC and Dallas are similar in this aspect. I've read, watched videos and had family tell me that Dallas is more proper, better jobs, more corporate, less cultural and people are more pretentious and rude than Houston. Coming from MD / DC this is made Dallas an immediate NO for me.
Because all of the major industries have a Headquarters in DC. They also tend to have tons of entry level positions for anyone looking to start a career.
Bro you can tell from these comments, DC folks are not friendly lol. Your opinion is yours, I enjoyed watching this video as someone considering dc and Chicago, I think the people make all the difference... in Chicago it’s cold af but the people are still out and about. SO in a way you don’t notice it in the sense because alot of life is still going on, DC is great for careers but this isn't the first time i've heard it can feel stale!
During the cold months it’s boring outside for sure. You have to really try to make your friends when it’s warm out before it gets cold so you can have people to hang out with.
I've thought about Vegas man and honestly heading west after being done with the east coast and a little skeptical about the south. What would you say are the main differences between phoenix and Vegas? I'd be looking for diversity, good jobs and affordable housing
@@venturebeats7224phx has diversity and plenty of jobs. It’s safe. And it’s very clean. Very big city. Great school districts.2nd amendment friendly.legal dispensaries. Casinos. Every major sport teams. And the best looking women with the coolest personality.
@@venturebeats7224Vegas is turning into a world class city. F1 racing,casinos,sport events,shows,and everything and anything you want. Vegas school districts aren’t the best. And it’s transient city. Might be alittle harder to make friends. Both of them are the cheaper 2 options on the west coast compared to LA,San Diego, San Francisco,Denver,Seattle,and Portland. Both cities have plenty to do. Even tho Vegas has the edge in entertainment as it is the entertainment capital of the world.
@@venturebeats7224 I'm from Atlanta & I lived in Vegas but I'm back in Atlanta & thinking about DC or moving back to Vegas. Vegas is the tale of 2 cities. On one hand it's lights, cameras, action. The strip, the party, the allure. On another hand Vegas has a dark undertone to it too. It can feel depressing as well not because of the weather but because of the people are weird, Vegas has no culture, super drug & prostitution infested, it's a rat race city, unless you into hospitality & casinos & bartending good luck on jobs. It's not a big industrial city & there is NO corporate business in Vegas. Just hotels & casinos & restaurants. You may find a warehouse job here or there but if you get hired the hate is great especially if you work hard. It's a crab in a barrel mentality. Vegas is very diverse. I'm black so I like being around my people. Especially coming from Atlanta. In Vegas we are out numbered, I went days sometimes without seeing someone black. That was the biggest con for me. The police are Hell so do right or know how to do wrong right. Vegas is costly. You could find affordable living in Vegas as far as apartments but not houses, grocery is high, gas is high. However Vegas is a vibe, it's a lot to do outside the strip. To sum it up Vegas is one of those cities that's gonna be what you make it, the crowd you choose to hang with & environments you frequent. Vegas is a city made for people with money! & Like Atlanta is the playground for young urban people. Vegas is the playground for the 35 & up crowd that ranks from urban to sophisticated. & It's a lot of money In Vegas but it for hustlers legal or illegal. You will thrive in Vegas & enjoy Vegas better from a entrepreneurs view vs a 9-5 workers view
Bro, Houston weather is among the worst in the country. DC is cool if you like diffrent seasons, but the winters and summer humidity arent fun. Make the best of it.
@andrewc673 you're naming the main things to do in any city anywhere lol. The only other thing I can think of is outdoors activities but we got plenty of that too. So what is it you're looking for?
@@young-king301So you’re kinda proving my point. Not much to do in D.C. aside from Bars and Restaurants. First of all the city lacks a local arts and music scene. And secondly, I feel that the entertainment is severely lacking for a big city. For example, a lot of other cities ive lived have WAY more fun things to do including: Axe Throwing, indoor mini golf, indoor go-karting, beaches, day/pool clubs etc..
@@andrewc673 it's not an artsy city. You gotta go to bmore for that. An no there's no beaches but plenty of boating on the Potomac and ocean city isn't far. I just think you'd be hard pressed to convince anyone that there's nothing to do in the capital of america. Heck they call this area little america because of the variety of things to do. I think it's on you bro. Maybe not you're scene but definitely not "nothing to do"
@@young-king301 Fair enough. I wouldn’t really say there’s nothing to do, but I feel there should be more things to do for a big American city. I think one of the issues with D.C. is the fact that it’s so focused on business and government and is not really a “fun” type of city. I’ve been trying to give it a chance, but I guess it’s that corporate white-collar vibe that I really don’t like. I also find it extremely hard to meet people here, people seem to be too busy to want to socialize outside of networking. I no stranger to moving to a new city without knowing anyone, but something about the D.C. area has made the move extremely difficult for me socially. With that said, the job market here is outstanding, and it been really good for me professionally. If I had more of a social network here I’d probably be a lot happier.
lol Yea Let’s sum this up …we have 4 seasons Duh?? This ain’t Houston Dc is far from gloomy Next the big reason for this video ….takes a lil more up here to get women Don’t worry It will all work out once he finds his lane lol
Corey I didn’t know u moved and left houston I found ya videos when I first moved there from nyc and my dude welcome to east coast weather. U better then me bro all that Htown sunshine helped my soul. The whole north east is gloomy but dc changed around 2009 very corporate and high rises with no soul. It’s no longer chocolate city like it use to be. Trust me I left the north east for Texas way more soul and character down there
@@FranciscoTirado-v5v the only lit place in 2024 in America is Miami. I’m mean real lit 🔥 where people go to actually have fun and turn up, most other cities like nyc and LA are for pics but those places have lots of issues post Covid with lounges paying high rent and taxes trying to stay open, people go to those places for the gram
Spring is from about March to May. Summer is about June to August. Fall is about September to November. True winter in DC is about December to February. Im assuming you came to DC in about late November to early December. Pretty much the start of winter. Its spring now and the flowers are bloomimg and it getting warmer. Have you gone to the Tidal Basin to see the cherry blossoms? Have you explored through the wooded trails in Rock Creek Park? Have you been to the Zoo? Have you gone to the Harbor or walked through Georgetown or Old town Alexandria? There are lots of outdoor activities in the DMV. I promise that you will get used to the weather! Have you tried Adams Morgan and gone to all of the restaurants? You can have west african, east african, chinese, ethiopian, thia, el salvadorian, mexican, honduran, lebonese, indian, greek, etc. Did you go to any of the Commanders games, capitols games, nationals games, wizards games, Howard games, University or Maryland games? Have you been to the smithsonian museums? Have you been to any of the monuments? What about touring the capitol or the white house? Have you been to the Baltimore harbor? You should go to Howard homecomimg. Have you been to a show at the kennedy center? What about a tradeshow/ carshow/boatshow at the convention center? What about chinatown?
I love dc and Maryland. Four seasons, super hot summer, super cold winter, autumn rings the colors and leaves. I don’t like how worn down Maryland and Baltimore looks, it needs help
I lived there 2 years.. felt the same and left.. best thing was leaving.. however it is one of the most beautiful cities in America.. but I would rather visit z
What? I’ve not visited yet but I would’ve thought DC had gorgeous professional women in abundance. Considering it’s a hub of colleges and and different industries (mainly politics)
The absolute worst quality women in the country = Maryland, DC, Baltimore etc. (in my opinion).......BUT there is a reason. This area coincidently has some of the the highest if not the highest earning women in the country.
@@LGeezus_ I agree they were very beautiful but too overly professional, overly educated, stuck up and career obsessed. For some men this is a dream come true. I am more into less uptight women so it doesn't work for me at all but yes DC has some gorgeous women man it definitely beat Maryland and Baltimore by far.
@@venturebeats7224 you know what I can definitely see that as I’m on the left coast in Silicon Valley and many women here are the same but maybe worse because many of them are career driven, but unattractive as ever, femxnxsts, and not soft or elegant at all. Catch 22 of popular work hubs I suppose.
DC / DMV area is good to make your money save save save and leave. The vibe is very weird it is NOT like a NYC for example.....The people also are hit or miss but very type A, terrible fashion sense, work is their life, very proper, pretentious and extremely rude. Like you said the weather is literally gloomy cold and rainy its horrible. The traffic is the worst in the country making driving anywhere terrible. You will have the stable job the high pay etc but as countless people say it stops there. Another thing is people in the DC area just work government jobs or 9 to 5's retire and die you won't find many creative artsy or entrepreneurial people like NYC, ATL etc... I personally have already saved my $$ for years here with a plan and I will put it down on a condo or house in HTX or another cheaper city and get a high paying remote job / combine with investments and yeah so I found your videos because I'm learning everything about HTX. It will take years to pay off a house or condo that you could probably pay of with a few years of a DC area salary while renting a cheap room or something in Maryland suburbs. I wish you the best of luck in the DC area brother make sure to leverage that salary and use it to take your investments and content to the next level. I've learned to focus on the positive though as DC / DMV make that bread and invest it!
I’m glad someone else said it! Been in the DMV my whole life and I’m bored as hell and I’m the process of leaving by 2025. Plus the cost of living is ridiculous in the surrounding suburban areas. love the diversity of people culture wise. But as someone who’s artistic and spiritual I feel like people here are so out of touch with life outside of gov. Based jobs and basic 9-5s. People sometimes tend to think they’re more important than what they actually are. Plus I like people who are open minded and like to try new things. People I grew up with here are so closed off and boring at times. Everything seems so repetitive too food places, stores, entertainment, etc.
You cant save money in DMV it's too expensive. That's not a place to go to save money unless you're living with family. You're not going to pay 2k a month rent and save money.
@@LibraYall Yes you can. I'm doing it right now. Get a high salary, Cut all debt, live cheap, make the sacrifice to rent a room or a cheap basement. You will save a ton of money and even more if you just live with family. The DMV area has cheap basements all over the place as well as rooms. The issue is apartments and houses are expensive so thats when you take your money saved and put down on a house in Texas, North Carolina etc and switch jobs. Take a pay cut if needed because you already have a chunk of house payed off or from money saved in DMV. Damn I should charge for this advice. LOL
HI Handsome, unfortunately, you're on the wrong coast. The East Coast (North) experiences all four seasons. Hopefully Summer will help you from not being so home sick. Yours Truly, JERSEY GIRL
Maybe it's just you maybe if you had a positive attitude about life maybe things will look different if you were six feet under you would love to state that you live in and you will love the weather you wouldn't complain because you wouldn't be able to. I like your situation then change it
All I gotta say is this is 1,000% wrong. Dc is one of the most moderate temp cities on the planet it’s only cold from November-March and it ain’t even cold in March 🙄🙄. He hasn’t found anything to do cause he doesn’t know anyone from the area
@@Canoncorey 🤨 whatever you say. This year it was cooler for a longer duration but it had loads of 80’s n even 90’s early 🙌🏿. I got no words and it’s a disco inferno right now
Sorry you're feeling that way. I lived in DC for over a decade and I was able to thrive quite well. However, I moved to a warmer climate after experiencing my 2nd blizzard in the city. It was a good time, but the weather definitely impacted my spirit.
Oh wow, you experienced 2 blizzards out here? I gotta get my mind right first lol. I'm not ready yet.
Yep, just commented today, I'm born and raised in DC and yes, tired of the cold winters and looking to move further south, Florida, where the greenery stays, well, green, and weather stays mostly warm/hot and just rent out my home here in DC. 😊
@@LittleTut I spent 8 years in DC(Uptown), went to Eastern Shore. I love what it was when i was there. it just don’t seem like chocolate city no more. The people, the culture- I enjoyed it.. I gotta little defensive when i saw the title😂😂
@@LittleTut Im looking to move back into D.C how much is rent are you thinking about? It'll take a me a few months to gather a few things before I move back but Im just wondering
Let me guess you're them immigrants oversea who came to America and you pick dc of all places
I grew up in Chicago, moved to Dallas, and now live in DC. If you're used to Texas weather, DC will require an adjustment. For those used to Midwest/East Coast weather, or generally gloomy weather, DC's haziness will, for the most part, be indistinguishable.
Parenthetically, the Winter Blues is a legitimate point that should not be overlooked by those who are more sensitive to the climate.
I was a completely different person after moving to Texas, and plan on returning.
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Find what works for you. Obviously the signs for you are pointing not to live there. As someone that grew up in the northeast I can tell you there it’s crappy outside from November to May. Just 3-4 months of the year it’s tolerable outside. Most of the year is yukky.
Man... I appreciate the honesty is this comment. It is spot on. My plan is to try and make the best out of it.
come to canada and u will know what a real depression weather is..8 months of winter throughout the year..I want to move to Houston or Dallas though
I just went and visited Houston this past weekend. It's probably why I am so distraught about coming back out her lol
@@Canoncorey Houston must be a vibe city..its there lots of good paying jobs there
I've lived in DC, Houston, and Seattle and DC by far has the best weather.
Seattle is overcast most of the time but not DC. DC is a good balance imo.
@@Canoncorey Military is arresting the Illuminati and their satanists politician minions. That's why Washington is almost a ghost town ,it was one of Satans thrones.
I’ve been here almost a year from New York metro area and DC is horrible. The people are uninterested and uninteresting, every neighborhood is shit, it’s boring as hell, the apartments are all tiny cubes…I hate living here. Hate it.
I’m thinking about moving to DC. so when you say the people are uninterested, you mean they’re just not very friendly or engaging ?
@@mandem3426 correct. Someone wouldn’t talk to me because I didn’t have security clearance . It’s a rat-infested, crime-ridden hellhole. And for the cradle of democracy, you are under constant surveillance. Several HUNDRED speed trap cameras dotting the district and MD. It does not feel like home.
Grew up in nyc as well as London….you’re absolutely correct about DC
@@mandem3426there more nosey than friendly. If you can’t detect it you might mistake it.
@@coughdrop435 oh okay, I feel you
You’re in the northeast…why did you expect the weather to be like Houston?
Exactly my thoughts too.
I don’t think that was a recall of his expectation just his telling of his experience
By the way ppl have hyped up Spring out here I was expecting ppl to be outside, but it all seems like an extended winter.
Mate I moved from England 😂😂 DC ain’t bloody gloomy, why you move up here if you don’t like the weather
I moved here because I accept an awesome job and I plan on making this my new home. It's just taking some time to get used to a completely different culture.
Dawg we’re from the south it’s gloomy
A fellow Brit in DC (dual citizenship). You’re right, their gloomy weather is nothing in comparison to the UK’s however from my experience, London ingeneral is more vibrant than DC as a city
Oh my word! I completely relate to how you're feeling. Im from NC born n raised. And have been in the DM(V) for 1.5 years. It took my mind and body to adjust to the weather! Aside from the snowfall this year, the winter wind CHILL in the District are BRUTAL! Let alone wondering when Spring is EVER going to come.
Although I landed a great job opp here. My quality of life to stay here long term is still in the balance. And don't get me started on the cost of livinf, sheesha I'm strongly thinking of moving back south to Charlotte. But best of luck to you!
I went through some of the same things and im from NYC but if you’re worried about cost of living its best to move to the outskirts in MD it’s more affordable
I was born and raised and am still living in Silver Spring, MD(very close to DC) and it’s just fine here. It’s not gloomy all the time, well maybe in the winter! We literally had not that much rain and summer is almost over mostly sunny weather. I will always love the DMV and encourage people to come here
Your also from Houston, so anything north to you is going to seem cold, your making DC out to be like it's Seattle or somewhere rainy like out West, until the next day it's 70 and sunny, weather is great along the mid Atlantic plus if your used to hot muggy Houston no seasons and your not built to enjoy the 4 seasons, of course DC is going to seem cold, until it's 104 degrees in August 😅😅😅
I can handle 4 seasons if they stayed in their lanes, but this place feels more like Winter for 8 months, Spring for 1 month, Summer for 2 months, Fall 1 month
@@Canoncoreybeing near the water makes the weather trippy
Best comment! lol
The west coast is hardly rainy lmao
😂@@Canoncorey
In Houston, you cannot do anything because it is extremely hot! No one is outside in 100+ degree weather during the day. If you happen to be outside in Houston, it is most likely in your car (super boring). At least DC has a metro and better walkability. Walking is proven to improve mood but Houston lacks this feature in a city.
I think if you make a comparison, try to show both sides. I still enjoyed your video tho - current Texas resident
DC is 100% more walkable than Houston but when it's hot outside people just wait for the sun to go down and then pop out. When it's cold your whole day is ruined.
The weather can suck, but if you decide you like to embrace 4 seasons, then it's one of the few parts of the world with a true 4 seasons. This is admittedly not for everybody.
It's 4 seasons but it still feel like the winter dominates more.
@@Canoncorey Have you been there in summer yet? You'll get your 3 digit temps soon enough lol.
Was thinking about moving to or around DC. Originally from CT and now living in FL. This video was perfect and answered most of my questions. I'm spoiled with 24/7 sunshine and blue skies in FL and don't want to go back to the shitty, grey, gloomy depressing days I've experienced in CT. The seasonal depression is real, and want to avoid it at all costs.
I bet that You're a Female that's from Bridgeport!!!! ☺️
What city in Florida? I'm thinking orlando, tampa, or palm beach. Coming from atl
@@FinesseGuru Pompano Beach, right above Fort Lauderdale. Very amazing small little beach "town" slowly building up. It was my first time in South FL and fell in love after a year. I also love Tampa, very different but also amazing.
@@PalmTree26 dang you made it harder. Ok thx
thanks for sharing your observations about life in DC. Very helpful!
Glad you found it helpful!
Thanks for making this video bruh. I am from Chicago, so I know about the gloominess and cold weather. I also lived in Houston for a little over a year, and can attest to the muggy weather. I know that during the day its pretty much dead, but some amazing nights especially at Urban Social and 5015. Now, I'm living in LA and I feel like I don't fit in, I cant get right here. Its scenic, but I can't vibe here. Currently up debating Houston or Atlanta
I would choose Houston over Atl any day for so many reasons
I just got back visiting and I felt like every single person is rich or comes from BIG money - but acts poor. People felt like they judge you if you didn’t look liberal
I really do think it's all about perspective and each person's personality. I moved to Dallas 1.5years ago and I'm not enjoying myself. The summers are brutal, terrible traffic (like any other major city/metroplex), very limited outdoor activities, public transit isn't that great. Lots of great restaurants though!
I guess I understand how you feel. I currently live in Atlanta. I hate it! Most people love it here. It's overpriced, congested, and has too many bugs. It kind of reminds me of Houston. I hated living there, too. However, I love visiting DC. It has an environment that I prefer, with the right amount of entertainment and better restaurants.
I was with you until you said better restaurants. The food in the DMV is trash. 🚮
@Canoncorey the food and restaurant experiences I've encountered in DC are definitely better than Atlanta. I like to be treated well in addition to tasty food. I guess it's a matter of preference.
I live in Dc almost 6y and I can tell you it’s true that is not much things to do. It can be boring. I loved it cuz I fell in love and that’s what kept me here all this time but I’m definitely considering now to move to another state now that I’m single🤣 ! But yes i agree with most of the things you said. It is nice to live in DMV, being close to the city and if you are planning on having a family i think VA could be a good place for it but as someone young and single, Dc can be really depressing. It’s definitely good here for jobs, that’s one positive thing i see. But i personally see myself living somewhere else in a near future. 😊
Everywhere just not for everybody.Im from DC and moved to Petersburg Virginia and it's trash here.Talk about depressing.Nothings here no life or excitement at all.
My 23-year-old son got a job offer in DC and has decided to take it. I'm a little worried because Austin Texas is all he knows. I hope he can adjust quickly.
DC will work if he comes here with an open mind. That’s what I had to do to adjust. It’s NOTHING like Texas out here.
I’m from DC, born & raised & relocated to Houston 4 months ago, everything about the DMV is depressing. Oh & the trees weren’t dead😂😂😂😂 they hadn’t bloomed yet, the weather is bipolar!!
What’s crazy is it’s the end of August and it’s already starting to be cold at night 🤦🏽♂️
It's not cold. it's just that you aren't adjusted to the climate here.
@Canoncorey
*LEAVE THEN......BYE!!!!* 🙄
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Screaaaaming 😂
Get off his channel... You triggered
I’m glad you said it!! I’m from Nyc and I lived in the Dmv for 3 years and I did Like it but it is very depressing. Couldn’t put my finger on what it was but thats just the vibe out there.
I’ve done a number of major cities between CA, the Midwest, and East Coast. I’ve done 2/3 on the top 3 largest and about 1/3 on top 15. DC is my next and I found this clip while searching for more information about it.
All that to say this: what I’ve learned from all of this uprooting and settling is that all the major cities are great and all the major cities suck. There’s no perfect major city so find the one that works the best for you. I’ve gone through a ton of high expectations and major disappointments with some of them - which is what I’m kind of getting from this video.
It’s all good to call it an experience and move on to the next. In retrospect you’ll eventually be okay with having simply tried something new. Hope you find the city that’s right for you.
One last thing: I hit a major slump just like you did for one of those cities but I decided to take everything it threw at me, in terms of disappointment, and basically forced what the city did offer to be my own lived experience. Requires a lot of work but I will say that in the end, that city did in fact become my home and every time I visit it I remember all the good things I was able to squeeze out of it. I actually would move back to try it again but this time on my own terms with my own reset on expectations. Good luck and make sure you take vitamins this winter because of the weather and lack of sunlight.
Yo, what brings you to DC? I was living in Houston last year and I came across you videos. I am back in DC now so small world. Dc is not that bad. It's gloomy looking during the winter time. It will be different in the spring/summer time.
I came to DC for a new job. I keep hearing about the spring/summer time but it honestly feels like there's not a spring here at all. There's been like 3 days I felt like I can go outside without a sweater on this year so far.
As native Houstonian It’s a reason us southerners stray frm up north And just move frm city to city in the south Cuz me personally I couldn’t imagine feeling depressed or shoveling snow all the time!!!
I was told by a DC native that DC stands for Don't Come 😅
They may be right, but if you're like me and you have to live here for work you have to try and make it a home.
First of all, how can you evaluate the weather if you have only been in the city for 100 days? Once you said that I stopped watching.
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Come to find out I stopped watching and that’s really all you had. The weather?? Bruh 🙄🤦🏿
This is one of the worst videos I watched on UA-cam. Just being candid. You had no substance other than the weather. U said nothing about the people, the nightlife, the restaurants, the traffic, public transportation, cost of living, man can I go on?! U said NUFFIN other than the weather sucks and you only been here for 100 days!
Make it make sense! 🤦🏿
The point I was making is that the cold is the core reason things haven't started up yet. People have been inside too long from what I'm used to and that's something I have to adjust to. Yes the traffic and other things suck as well but the cold is all I focused because I didn't want to just bash DC. But we all know there is plenty more to talk about.
@@Canoncorey bro u have to experience the summer before u make a video like this. You’re not getting the whole meal. Summers be sunny and hot you would think your down south when u go outside and it’s 98 degrees super humid. EVERYBODY OUTSIDE! Afternoon thunderstorms ⛈️ for 45 mins then sun right back out.
The thing about DC is that it the weather is a mixed bag. Winter u can get a lot of snow although it hasn’t been snowing much the last few years. Global warming 🤔?
But yea bro summers are pretty lit there’s a lot to do. But u can’t judge the whole city off the cooler seasons bro yea the weather is trash in the winter particularly lately it seems Mother Nature has been bipolar. One day is 70 the next day is 38 cold and cloudy. That’s just how it’s been in the recent years. But please, get the full experience before making a video this is misleading. 100 days isn’t enough to make a full generalization of the city. That’s all I’m saying.
@@deuce9star It's not misleading. I'm giving my opinion based what I've experienced thus far. I'm still trying to give this place a shot and maybe my opinion will change over time but I'm just speaking my truth. Feel free to make a counter video to my opinion. We are all entitled to say how we feel.
@@Canoncorey most viewers that watch this will assume u been in DC for atleast all four seasons. That’s why I say it’s misleading. U simply haven’t experienced enough to make a video like this. It implies OVERALL when u haven’t even experienced overall.
U said the weather sucks. But that’s only part of the story. If ur still in DC now tell me how the weather is RIGHT NOW?? 😂
@@CanoncoreyI just came from DC 2 weeks ago and it seemed like everyone was outside jogging, kids playing, walking dogs, etc.
As a dmv native i understand why you feel that way, I always got love for home but sometimes i just don’t feel like i belong
DMV just has such a political and serious tone that it's hard to find a tribe to vibe with
Yeah, I’m from DC originally and I always say that the summer feels hot, muggy, and thunderstorms and winter is very gray, wet and cold!
And I'm just here to show people the truth.
I’m from Atlanta, I’ve been to D.C once and I liked it a lot. I chose to go there during late February - Early March though so it was colder. But I saw the Washington Monument, Smithsonian etc… price wise though I’d say it’s probably more expensive to live there. So that’s something.
DC is a great place to VISIT. I wouldn't say move here tho.
SO i grew up around D.C but in 2022 me n family moved south in VA so NVA to SVA ( North virginia to South virginia ) I've been down for now 3 years and I just havent had the peace that I had when I grew up in NVA. Penhook has a beautiful scenery, Lakes, quietness, etc, but I've tried to make it my home like you are doing n others I never felt like I belong here but when I went back for my grandma's funeral here recently I felt at peace and its not because I was closer to her physically but I was where I grew up n where most of my life experience is at.
Sound like you were homesick. I've just been slowly meeting new friends and it's making it better. I also have some friends planning to come out and visit me.
That's great! I definitely say that having friends impacts your experience no matter where you live and makes it 10x better than being on your own
Been living in the northeast for a minute now and I am going to give living in Dc a try I just got offered a spot at GMU and my dad just got a promotion offer from his company I have a good friend from down there who has warned me of some of these things I feel like it all depends on how you look at it I know a lot of people who love the Dc area and it seems to align with my interests you can dip into multiple states and check stuff out also lots of beautiful beaches in both Maryland and Virginia I am really into ice hockey so I can’t wait to adapt to the caps being the new local team I am studying sports medicine and there are a lot of good opportunities out there I been living near Philly recently and that really sucks I can’t wait to get out of here
I spent two months in dc: generally it’s very segregated, transactional, conformist, and appearance driven.
Facts
You need a good group of friends. It will change everything. DMV… if you don’t like the city try, va n md. Stone throw away!
Only thing is… how do you go about finding these friends? 🤷🏽♂️
@@Canoncorey I think you will like Northern VA better
@@Canoncoreytry Meetup!! I met all of my friends in Atlanta that way.
@@Canoncorey look at my post that’s how I was able to thrive in the city .
Thats very true friend groups are very important out there
Your first mistake was looking for Texas weather in the northeast.
Second, work on finding a group of authentic friends that are familiar with the area. They’ll show you everything that makes our city great.
Okay!!!🙌🏽
If you don’t like it after the summer leave ppl be outside outside but get you some protection
I'm hoping the summer brings some better vibes.
I hate depression so much 😢
Me too!
can you explain why you ever even moved there in the first place?
I moved here from Houston to start a new job
I think rhis should include VA too? I live 1 hours from DC going south and i think irs very similar. We had to move here due to work, i have two kids and im trying to at least like living hsre even tho i have a state that i want to go back
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I really think you should branch out and meet new people. there's tons of stuff to do in dc every weekend
The weather is really something and the people are always judging you if your not a certain person and the jobs are terrible!! 🤣🤦🏽♀️
Yes, and after a year of living here my opinion really hasn't changed
I know that lives in DC absolutely loves it I've been to DC several times and I love it
Come live here for a few months. I guarantee you'll see a different side.
It doesn’t rain in the summer here, only in the winter… it’s July 18 and it’s rained once
Yea I noticed, and when it rained it brought some much needed relief from the heat
As an international single man I am really disappointed about Washington DC (dmv)and how bad is social life and general vibe of the city. Shitty night life, dating, weather, and social interactions comparing to other places I have seen and also ridiculous expenses. This place is absolutely depressing and if you like your mental health move to a different location.
This is what I keep trying to explain. Most people who think opposite are people who have never lived anywhere else.
@@Canoncorey Exactly! I have a nice job here but I will move in 8 months and never be back again. Having nice job and money does not worth depression and mental health problems. You are not alone bro, many of my friends who lived here have same opinion and most of them left.
I have been living in the DMV for 4 years and it's extremely depressing. I didn't know how bad the grey skies were on my mood but it was rough. I tried B'more and it wasn't that much better. Also, the work culture is a killer too. Luckily I work remote, so I can leave.
I’ve been desperately looking for somewhere to catch a flight to for the weekend 😔
its only 3 months dude. It takes at least 2 years to figure out the fabric of a city
Shouldn't take 2 years to know if you like a place or not.
@Canoncorey liking a place and knowing a place is 2 different things. You could visit a bigger city in the wrong neighborhood and judge the whole city based on what you see in a weekend. It takes a while to really know a place and appreciate it. But to each his own
Hey Corey I'm not thinking of moving there...but I was wondering what the honest truth is about living there....thx for your honesty! We live and we learn.
I've been going back and forth with the way I feel about this place. On days where the sun is out it's not too bad here. But for the most part I wouldn't have moved here if it wasn't for my job.
Why do people move up north and complain about the weather? You didn’t think weather was going to be depressing from Jan-March
It's still a shock to live through it.
It's not really that kind of city. What you looking for is where you came from. Honestly with your expectations and leaving DC you should move to NYC then once that's done move to Atlanta.
Your vibe is like, you came from the South and you wanted a life changing experience. Then NYC is for you.😂 And it will be a good wakeup from DC.
I came to DC for work. In that aspect this place is great. When it comes to spending money on entertainment this place lacks that greatly. I did go to a few concerts though. That was fun.
@@Canoncorey Yeah move to NYC. Don't live somewhere you hate if you can afford somewhere you'd prefer better. It's not good for you. Pick a city of choice, stack up, secure a room/apt, secure a job, u-haul it to room/apt in your city of choice, enjoy your new life and don't look back!
What kind of camera are you using. Looks good
Canon R5
Thanks. I like your videos man, hope you end up somewhere you love✌🏾
It sounds like your homesick. This too shall pass 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
I am. DC just aint it for me.
I mean it can’t possibly be worst than Pittsburgh bro. I’m looking into the DMV for 2025!
I can relate to you brotha coming from a lit city. that’s how I feel about living in Dallas to a degree I question the long term stay here. How long do you plan on staying in DC for the time being?
I'm not sure yet. As of right now it's indefinitely. I'll probably be traveling even more than I usually do on the weekends.
@@Canoncorey sounds like a plan brotha I’ve learned that’s a good coping strategy when living in a city not 💯 percent satisfied in it gives you time away from the norm.
You not enjoying Dallas?? Man there’s always something hopping in multiple areas in the DFW. Cars, shopping, music, shows, city events, sports, bars, food, and more. I often want to move back to Dallas but work is the Bay Area. I’ve considered a transfer to DC area as well bc I’d like more seasoning in my life if you feel me.
@@LGeezus_ it’s stuff here to do but it’s still more a city in my opinion for families If you married with kids very laid back and it doesn’t feel like the south. I feel Houston has more of a southern culture more black culture and always more to do non stop even if you don’t wanna do it.
I've actually heard that DC and Dallas are similar in this aspect. I've read, watched videos and had family tell me that Dallas is more proper, better jobs, more corporate, less cultural and people are more pretentious and rude than Houston. Coming from MD / DC this is made Dallas an immediate NO for me.
All I gotta say about this video is that it was literally the first thing that came up when I typed "living in Washington DC" into UA-cam
Just curious, would you say that the job market there is better than most other cities?
Because all of the major industries have a Headquarters in DC. They also tend to have tons of entry level positions for anyone looking to start a career.
@@Canoncorey Oh ok that's interesting. Thank you for that info! 👌🏽
I grew up in suburban Maryland. Yeah the weather can suck. There is so much to do.
I'm going to make it my mission to find those things to do.
Bro you can tell from these comments, DC folks are not friendly lol. Your opinion is yours, I enjoyed watching this video as someone considering dc and Chicago, I think the people make all the difference... in Chicago it’s cold af but the people are still out and about. SO in a way you don’t notice it in the sense because alot of life is still going on, DC is great for careers but this isn't the first time i've heard it can feel stale!
During the cold months it’s boring outside for sure. You have to really try to make your friends when it’s warm out before it gets cold so you can have people to hang out with.
North Dakota is far worse. Winter takes up more than half the year here.
Bro, nothing on this planet would get me to move to North Dakota lol. I would definitely visit tho.
Go to the WEST COAST. If not Phoenix then Las Vegas. Trust what I’m telling you.
I've thought about Vegas man and honestly heading west after being done with the east coast and a little skeptical about the south. What would you say are the main differences between phoenix and Vegas? I'd be looking for diversity, good jobs and affordable housing
@@venturebeats7224phx has diversity and plenty of jobs. It’s safe. And it’s very clean. Very big city. Great school districts.2nd amendment friendly.legal dispensaries. Casinos. Every major sport teams. And the best looking women with the coolest personality.
@@venturebeats7224Vegas is turning into a world class city. F1 racing,casinos,sport events,shows,and everything and anything you want. Vegas school districts aren’t the best. And it’s transient city. Might be alittle harder to make friends. Both of them are the cheaper 2 options on the west coast compared to LA,San Diego, San Francisco,Denver,Seattle,and Portland. Both cities have plenty to do. Even tho Vegas has the edge in entertainment as it is the entertainment capital of the world.
@@venturebeats7224both places have diversity.
@@venturebeats7224 I'm from Atlanta & I lived in Vegas but I'm back in Atlanta & thinking about DC or moving back to Vegas. Vegas is the tale of 2 cities. On one hand it's lights, cameras, action. The strip, the party, the allure. On another hand Vegas has a dark undertone to it too. It can feel depressing as well not because of the weather but because of the people are weird, Vegas has no culture, super drug & prostitution infested, it's a rat race city, unless you into hospitality & casinos & bartending good luck on jobs. It's not a big industrial city & there is NO corporate business in Vegas. Just hotels & casinos & restaurants. You may find a warehouse job here or there but if you get hired the hate is great especially if you work hard. It's a crab in a barrel mentality. Vegas is very diverse. I'm black so I like being around my people. Especially coming from Atlanta. In Vegas we are out numbered, I went days sometimes without seeing someone black. That was the biggest con for me. The police are Hell so do right or know how to do wrong right. Vegas is costly. You could find affordable living in Vegas as far as apartments but not houses, grocery is high, gas is high. However Vegas is a vibe, it's a lot to do outside the strip. To sum it up Vegas is one of those cities that's gonna be what you make it, the crowd you choose to hang with & environments you frequent. Vegas is a city made for people with money! & Like Atlanta is the playground for young urban people. Vegas is the playground for the 35 & up crowd that ranks from urban to sophisticated. & It's a lot of money In Vegas but it for hustlers legal or illegal. You will thrive in Vegas & enjoy Vegas better from a entrepreneurs view vs a 9-5 workers view
Bro, Houston weather is among the worst in the country. DC is cool if you like diffrent seasons, but the winters and summer humidity arent fun. Make the best of it.
The weather in Houston is only bad during hurricane season. After that you’re good.
Nothing to do? I've heard a lot of opinions about my city but that's a first. What is it you like to do?
What is there to do aside from bars and restaurants and all the tourism-based things?
@andrewc673 you're naming the main things to do in any city anywhere lol. The only other thing I can think of is outdoors activities but we got plenty of that too. So what is it you're looking for?
@@young-king301So you’re kinda proving my point. Not much to do in D.C. aside from Bars and Restaurants. First of all the city lacks a local arts and music scene. And secondly, I feel that the entertainment is severely lacking for a big city. For example, a lot of other cities ive lived have WAY more fun things to do including: Axe Throwing, indoor mini golf, indoor go-karting, beaches, day/pool clubs etc..
@@andrewc673 it's not an artsy city. You gotta go to bmore for that. An no there's no beaches but plenty of boating on the Potomac and ocean city isn't far. I just think you'd be hard pressed to convince anyone that there's nothing to do in the capital of america. Heck they call this area little america because of the variety of things to do. I think it's on you bro. Maybe not you're scene but definitely not "nothing to do"
@@young-king301 Fair enough. I wouldn’t really say there’s nothing to do, but I feel there should be more things to do for a big American city. I think one of the issues with D.C. is the fact that it’s so focused on business and government and is not really a “fun” type of city. I’ve been trying to give it a chance, but I guess it’s that corporate white-collar vibe that I really don’t like. I also find it extremely hard to meet people here, people seem to be too busy to want to socialize outside of networking. I no stranger to moving to a new city without knowing anyone, but something about the D.C. area has made the move extremely difficult for me socially. With that said, the job market here is outstanding, and it been really good for me professionally. If I had more of a social network here I’d probably be a lot happier.
you need a hug dude, let's hang out
lol Yea Let’s sum this up …we have 4 seasons Duh?? This ain’t Houston Dc is far from gloomy Next the big reason for this video ….takes a lil more up here to get women Don’t worry It will all work out once he finds his lane lol
DC is definitely gloomy. It's about 3 months of sun then back to the cold. This isn't my first time living here.
Corey I didn’t know u moved and left houston I found ya videos when I first moved there from nyc and my dude welcome to east coast weather. U better then me bro all that Htown sunshine helped my soul. The whole north east is gloomy but dc changed around 2009 very corporate and high rises with no soul. It’s no longer chocolate city like it use to be. Trust me I left the north east for Texas way more soul and character down there
I think texas is boring
@@FranciscoTirado-v5v the only lit place in 2024 in America is Miami. I’m mean real lit 🔥 where people go to actually have fun and turn up, most other cities like nyc and LA are for pics but those places have lots of issues post Covid with lounges paying high rent and taxes trying to stay open, people go to those places for the gram
Spring is from about March to May.
Summer is about June to August.
Fall is about September to November.
True winter in DC is about December to February.
Im assuming you came to DC in about late November to early December. Pretty much the start of winter.
Its spring now and the flowers are bloomimg and it getting warmer. Have you gone to the Tidal Basin to see the cherry blossoms? Have you explored through the wooded trails in Rock Creek Park? Have you been to the Zoo? Have you gone to the Harbor or walked through Georgetown or Old town Alexandria? There are lots of outdoor activities in the DMV. I promise that you will get used to the weather!
Have you tried Adams Morgan and gone to all of the restaurants? You can have west african, east african, chinese, ethiopian, thia, el salvadorian, mexican, honduran, lebonese, indian, greek, etc.
Did you go to any of the Commanders games, capitols games, nationals games, wizards games, Howard games, University or Maryland games?
Have you been to the smithsonian museums? Have you been to any of the monuments? What about touring the capitol or the white house? Have you been to the Baltimore harbor?
You should go to Howard homecomimg.
Have you been to a show at the kennedy center?
What about a tradeshow/ carshow/boatshow at the convention center? What about chinatown?
That part.
I love dc and Maryland. Four seasons, super hot summer, super cold winter, autumn rings the colors and leaves. I don’t like how worn down Maryland and Baltimore looks, it needs help
I am starting to feel an appreciation for fall. It's not too bad out here yet.
Do you still feel this way about DC?
It’s better but the weather is still gloomy quite often
@ as someone visiting the district, where would you recommend they stay? Hotel/area wise?
I love DC.
What about it do you love?
I lived there 2 years.. felt the same and left.. best thing was leaving.. however it is one of the most beautiful cities in America.. but I would rather visit z
Thats EXACTLY how I feel at this point. I’m just going to take trips out of this place as often as possible.
dead on. City is awful and the women arent too great either
What? I’ve not visited yet but I would’ve thought DC had gorgeous professional women in abundance. Considering it’s a hub of colleges and and different industries (mainly politics)
The absolute worst quality women in the country = Maryland, DC, Baltimore etc. (in my opinion).......BUT there is a reason. This area coincidently has some of the the highest if not the highest earning women in the country.
@@LGeezus_ I agree they were very beautiful but too overly professional, overly educated, stuck up and career obsessed. For some men this is a dream come true. I am more into less uptight women so it doesn't work for me at all but yes DC has some gorgeous women man it definitely beat Maryland and Baltimore by far.
@@venturebeats7224 you know what I can definitely see that as I’m on the left coast in Silicon Valley and many women here are the same but maybe worse because many of them are career driven, but unattractive as ever, femxnxsts, and not soft or elegant at all. Catch 22 of popular work hubs I suppose.
I actually love the mentality of the women here. The dating scene for men is crazy. Way more women than there are men.
it's called seasonal weather lmao. when it's fall it's fall when it's winter it's winter etc
And when the cold seasons come there is nothing to do for months
Dude is lunchin. The weather is fine. Super humid in the summer but we experience all 4 seasons. You just soft😑Like the people control the weather 🤣🤣🤣
DC / DMV area is good to make your money save save save and leave. The vibe is very weird it is NOT like a NYC for example.....The people also are hit or miss but very type A, terrible fashion sense, work is their life, very proper, pretentious and extremely rude. Like you said the weather is literally gloomy cold and rainy its horrible. The traffic is the worst in the country making driving anywhere terrible. You will have the stable job the high pay etc but as countless people say it stops there. Another thing is people in the DC area just work government jobs or 9 to 5's retire and die you won't find many creative artsy or entrepreneurial people like NYC, ATL etc... I personally have already saved my $$ for years here with a plan and I will put it down on a condo or house in HTX or another cheaper city and get a high paying remote job / combine with investments and yeah so I found your videos because I'm learning everything about HTX. It will take years to pay off a house or condo that you could probably pay of with a few years of a DC area salary while renting a cheap room or something in Maryland suburbs. I wish you the best of luck in the DC area brother make sure to leverage that salary and use it to take your investments and content to the next level. I've learned to focus on the positive though as DC / DMV make that bread and invest it!
I’m glad someone else said it! Been in the DMV my whole life and I’m bored as hell and I’m the process of leaving by 2025. Plus the cost of living is ridiculous in the surrounding suburban areas. love the diversity of people culture wise. But as someone who’s artistic and spiritual I feel like people here are so out of touch with life outside of gov. Based jobs and basic 9-5s. People sometimes tend to think they’re more important than what they actually are. Plus I like people who are open minded and like to try new things. People I grew up with here are so closed off and boring at times. Everything seems so repetitive too food places, stores, entertainment, etc.
You cant save money in DMV it's too expensive. That's not a place to go to save money unless you're living with family. You're not going to pay 2k a month rent and save money.
@@LibraYall Yes you can. I'm doing it right now. Get a high salary, Cut all debt, live cheap, make the sacrifice to rent a room or a cheap basement. You will save a ton of money and even more if you just live with family. The DMV area has cheap basements all over the place as well as rooms. The issue is apartments and houses are expensive so thats when you take your money saved and put down on a house in Texas, North Carolina etc and switch jobs. Take a pay cut if needed because you already have a chunk of house payed off or from money saved in DMV. Damn I should charge for this advice. LOL
Nah is depressing to those who wanted it to be. If you dont like the weather look for another place. Besides Houston is horrible for jobs.
I'm just dealing with the weather long enough to take another trip.
Why Are you there if you don't like it
I was offered a very good job. It changed my life.
HI Handsome, unfortunately, you're on the wrong coast. The East Coast (North) experiences all four seasons. Hopefully Summer will help you from not being so home sick.
Yours Truly,
JERSEY GIRL
Maybe it's just you maybe if you had a positive attitude about life maybe things will look different if you were six feet under you would love to state that you live in and you will love the weather you wouldn't complain because you wouldn't be able to. I like your situation then change it
You should definitely watch more of my videos. This was shot MONTHS ago.
Not one lie told, moving to FL next year!
I lived there for 2 years and I loved every bit of it.
@@Canoncorey what part where you in?! I visit Orlando a lot!
@@fatinabangura7265 I lived in Orlando
@@Canoncorey lucky!
All I gotta say is this is 1,000% wrong. Dc is one of the most moderate temp cities on the planet it’s only cold from November-March and it ain’t even cold in March 🙄🙄. He hasn’t found anything to do cause he doesn’t know anyone from the area
It was literally like 50 degrees the 1st week of June
@@Canoncorey 🤨 whatever you say. This year it was cooler for a longer duration but it had loads of 80’s n even 90’s early 🙌🏿. I got no words and it’s a disco inferno right now
Are you sure you are in the right Washington?
Hes depressed because his hairline is receding
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The weather dude?
It sucks!
WAIT- you didn’t research east coast weather before you moved there?????? Of course ur not getting Houston weather.
I knew what to expect but it's different when you're actually here day after day
Do.
You know anyone that is from here?Trust me , it will be way better
I'm slowly starting to meet a few people.
It's winter in DC, dude 😂
And I hate it
You should look into astrocartography.
Ummm well it's just not for you bro
Good on you for letting people know. If you want to make something of yourself Florida will welcome you.
I lived in Florida foe 2 years to finish up college. I loved it!
Omg it's amazing
Brah, the people in the comments were pre triggered before the video.
By what? DC over all definitely is depressing especially if you come from another city.
@@Canoncorey Brah, It's not DC. It's childhood trauma.
Sad 😢
I live in Honolulu... Move to Hawaii.
I seriously need to!
You on the wrong side of town
What’s the correct side?
Check your astro-cartography bruh! you may have some bad energy there...
I might have to check
I smell 🐈
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MY CITTY IS THE BEST CITTY Dc'z4L !!😘😘❤️🩹