I Was Told To Stay Out Of IDAHO (FURIOUS RANT)
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Cody, I'm from Idaho. Born and Raised! I don't know a single person who wouldn't want you here in Idaho. We really love you and your freedom mindedness. Don't listen to the negative people, they most likely don't even live here.
I lived there and it was hell on earth. A bunch of incredibly arrogant and ignorant rich conservative mafia criminals above the law !
He should stay away
I would love to have more neighbors like Cody. If you're going to complain about neighbors, he's not the one to worry about.
He's the neighbor you want and want to be friends with.
Absolutely. How would anyone not want like minded families near them? Having dependable and trustworthy neighbors is priceless.
I left my home state of Idaho to serve in the Marine Corps. When I returned, I was treated like I was a newcomer who would change everything for everyone. I have been saying and posting exactly what you said for years now. Idahoans are the ones selling their property for higher prices. And I’m glad they do!
So tired of this attitude up here in CDA.
Is it safe for a black man to visit there? I heard it was beautiful but to be wary
@@jackjack4412 absolutely, and please do! We ran the tent heads out in the late 90s and it’s a different place now.
@@jackjack4412 nope fk off we're full. You can go visit africa
Hey you're in my area!, I've gotten treated like an outsider for years. I spent time away in the army and came back and everybody acted like I was new to the area.
@@RustyShackleford382 howdy neighbors! I work in CDA and live in hayden
I live in Idaho I have my whole life and there are a lot of very full of themselves type people here, your always welcome in my mind man
Especially if they grew up there. I’m a transplant myself and I noticed this about people from here
Sounds like everywhere else. Have you ever heard of the east coast
That was an informative and respectful rant. Secondly, who wouldn't want Cody for a neighbor? If they watch the videos they see him remove snow, firewood drives, check in on neighbors, coordinate cross property irrigation with neighbors, the list goes on. My next door neighbor moved in about 14 years ago from Seattle area. Some might look down on that, but he is a like minded, hands on guy and we help each other any time we can.
Same, well said 👍
I'm still a bit stunned by the woman last week who didn't even say thank you after a total stranger got her car out of the snow.
It's a bloody mess here in Australia with people literally hating the unvaxxed and wanting us unvaccinated put in quarantine camps for good but heck, the entire developed world or, the West, has gone insane in just 2 years.
I watch stories about Chicago murders under the Dem's and stories about San Fran under the Dem's and I'm astonished that people in San Francisco vote for more defecation on their streets and, people in Chicago seem to want more homicides and more cop shootings.
There's no doubting there's civil war coming right across the West because one side is so deluded, they literally want human poop on their sidewalks, no cops and enforced 'vaccines' that don't actually work.
our neighbors are rather anti-social.. the one next door, I talk to him three times a year... the ones across the road, Ive talked to them ONCE in two years.. we are surounded by people, yet all alone..... but because of where we are, relative to the city line, we cant set up a pew-pew range in the back yard :-(
Everyone who doesn’t like his rants
Dan Crenshaw is being run out of Texas check Twitter and others.
Well if Idaho is dumb enough not to want Wranglerstar, we on the East Coast would be happy to except him. Then, he will be an East Coast Guy. 😂LOL
Exactly welcome to Virginia or North Carolina with us ( even though you think we’re strange lol) we would love to have you here 😊
He will have to stop complaining so much though. Us East coasters are used to staying quiet and just continuing to work hard. It would be tough for a Westcoast but I'm sure he could do it! Smiling. Always enjoy being around hard working people!
Being a Floridian that has lived in the same county I was born in for my entire life, I feel for those people. I too have gotten to watch the place I love turn into a garbage pit and destroyed by worthless humans that don't care about anything but themselves.
Same.
That’s Floridians themselfs bro… lol
We've been tricked into thinking that because they have similar appendages and can emulate some of our skills that they are equal/human. This is simply not true.
I wouldn't think Idahoan people not wanting people to move to their state would sell land to those outside their state
I'm old enough to remember when Oregon was tied to the land, and a guy with a high school education could make a living wage in the wood mills. The character of a state can change, that's for sure.
Joe Biden is old enough to remember it being illegal for black people to move to Oregon.
Portland is not all of Oregon.
@@drugsmadilla yes, it is
The current definition of diversity is social cancer. Its a foolish stance that will change as humanity de-evolves further.
Im told Cheryl Crow got a warm reception there! (oregon)
Same situation here in western Montana. But I agree with you completely on this. I don't fault anyone for trying to give their family a better life. Just please don't move to a place like Idaho or Montana and try to change it. Remember why you left where you did and why you chose where u moved and embrace it.
free country brother. go cry in ur safe space :)
I, too, live in Western Montana. I rather enjoy the new people I’ve encountered. Frankly, they tend to be better educated and more interesting than the average “local” I’ve met here. The boring people that stay in one place their whole life don’t add much to a place.
@@lookoutforKURT and were free to hate and shun you when you do come.
@@alanpettibone Educated is no different from indoctrinated anymore. Then thinking it justifies you to force others on how to live. The new growing trend.
@@lvsoad22 careful, hatespeech can be punished by law ;) dont get yourself in trouble there snowflake
Last I heard, citizens (and non-citizen visitors) were free to travel among and move within all states in the United States of America. Who the heck are these self appointed Gestapo that would vet the worthiness of those allowed to visit and move to their state. Cody, you shouldn't have to invoke your family's historical ties to Idaho, this is still America, go where you will.
@Shep VanDelay That's a bizarre reply. What does surfing have to do with anything? Nothing he said relates to that at all.
@Shep VanDelay no one here cares. Go away.
Agreed, technically, you can go where ever you want. Personally, I am heavily discriminatory toward the left wing. I trust them less than I trust an Indian "IRS agent" or Nigerian "prince".
But... I can't really stop them from travelling freely. I can only stay in Defcon 3 and hope I don't have to switch to Defcon 2, as I watch this nation do whatever it's going to do.
@@manictiger im the leftist coming to turn your red states blue
@@NinjaThatLongboards
Good luck with that. Don't say I didn't warn you.
This tribalism is exactly what keeps us divided as a nation. How can we stand together when we're constantly labeling eachother as some for of "other" and alienating one another rather than learning to coexist. And the elites absolutely love it. We can't focus on what they're doing while we're pointing fingers at ourselves.
Your a free man wranglerstar! don't let any keyboard warrior tell you otherwise!
Keyboard cowards is more appropriate.
@@chazzz5545 I second that!
You don't need anyone's permission, but you are welcome in Texas anytime Sir. You are a dying breed of true American that I personally would be honored to meet and spend some time learning from. If you ever find yourself in Texas I pray our paths cross so I can shake your hand. May The Lord bless you and keep you and your family.
I agree!
Wranglestar would, but the electricity grid there wouldn't support his toaster.
Maybe less praying and more science?
@@Porkchop1967 we don't need toasters, we just go outside and lay the bread on a rock. ;)
@@AlaskaWild Have you been to West Texas? Very Low humidity
@angrysoldier100 despite the housing market being extremely seller sided, it's some of the best bang for your buck these days imo. (Not a realtor or economics guy though)
this is probably the most eloquent and calm "furious rant" I've ever heard. just remember it's usually the most asinine percentage of people that are fussing people on the internet, not exactly representative of the population as a whole. I live in a rural area that has grown allot over my 26 years here and I'm happy to see our local economy grow for it.
having to leave your own ancestral land in one part of the country because of tyranny I'd say is harder than seeing new people come into said land. I have nothing but disdain for others who choose to move into lands just to change them. But I am extremely sympathetic to those who had to make the gut wrenching decision stated above. I'm in the same situation now, needing to move to the NW, leaving my ancestral stomping grounds for hundreds of years. Thank you to those being welcoming such as yourself @wranglerstar
Your “ancestral lands” 😂😂😂
Same here bro
@@rgrrgrsxndngr1904 they want to be connected to the land so bad, while they are literally fleeing when it gets difficult 😂
Why not stand up for the land instead of fleeing? We can always find a reason to run. But we should seek the courage to fight or else we will run for ever
Same here rest of state controlled by former Soviet republic Chicagistan
So let me get this straight......
Ya'll went to Idaho for a recreational vacation (few days).
Ya'll spent money while you were there at local businesses such as gas stations, restaurants, lodging, etc.
This, in turn, paid wages for Idaho citizens and generated revenue for those Idaho business owners.
You also paid taxes while there generating local and state dollars.
You didnt vote while there in any election and I've not seen you try to influence Idaho politics on your channel.
If I was a bettin man I would bet that ya'll only left tracks in the snow when you left.
And some "TARD" wants to complain that yall where there and wants you to stay out.....
Seems to me, the folks of Idaho got a pretty sweet deal, when Wranglerstar came to town.
but you cannot deny the fact that people who are mass immigrating into Idaho after fleeing the hellscape they created back home because of their stupid politic decisions and now are voting to bring in the same laws in Idaho that originally made their home state into hellscape.
like are you crazy or something? why escape one crazy town and vote to turn another peaceful town into the same crazy town you just escaped? trampling the decades of culture, tradition and politics that made Idaho the special and peaceful place.
this is one facet of problem that is legitimately creating resentment in idahoans towards outsiders.
@@lordjaashin ok, but it's not an outsiders fault it's there own fault for voting to change, if you move there your not an outsider, hense the term tourist.
@@unicornjennie i think you missed my comment. the people who are IMMIGRATING (not tourists) to Idaho are voting for laws that turned their home state into dumpster.
if you want to turn Idaho into California 2.0 (for example) then why even move out of California? just stay back and leave peaceful Idaho alone. these outsiders are making conscious decision by their votes. obviously things back in the home state of these outsiders are not working great that is why they emigrated from that place to Idaho so why continue with the same ideology that destroyed your home state?
This is not unique to Idaho... I experienced the same exact situation when I went to Mammoth. The locals HATE the tourists, but that hate is not entirely without merrit. In Mammoth, all the proerty owners just see $$$ signs.. they are kicking out their local renters and converting to Air B&B units and more than trippling their income, meanwhile, the locals, that actually work at the local shops have to move further and further away.. Their "secret oasis" has become a cash machine for the property owners that dont even live in the same area code, and sometimes, not even in the same state. The locals are now placing the hate on the renters of these air b&bs.. keep in mind the rent they pay on those places is NOT kept local, only the food and gas money is kind of kept local.
Its also extremely frustrating to see the posts from BLM and the Idaho forest service of the vandalized rest stops, and piles of trash left behind in places that just two years ago were absolutely beautiful. In fact, there are some places that have been completely shut down to the public because of extensive damage.
It most likely is not everyone, but when people leave their trash in your front yard, day after day, it can make a person bitter toward ALL the visitors.
@@treyhart6861 well if they hate tourists they're BNBs won't be open long lol and they can blame themselves again.
Cody, I share your sentiment. I served 27 years as a Marine Infantryman and moved around the country over a dozen times with my family. After I retired I settled in a very small town, not knowing anyone. When people asked me where I was from I looked them square in the eye and said out loud so all could hear, "I from the United States, and I call this place my home".
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Damn right!
As someone who’s been in the service and moved my family all over the planet…I feel this.
Thank you very much for your service. You're the kind of real low key American Heroes, true heroes good on you and good living!
@@bradpnw1897 it was rewarding to serve our nation and our people. It breaks my heart to see what's happening today.
As an idahoan, we have every right to be angry. Though I'm not sure why anyone would be angry with you. You're exactly the type of person we do want living here
As a native 6th generation Idahoan I wouldn't mind a guy like you with your values living in Idaho I hope you have moved here since making this video
@g s I'm half Shoshone Indian which means that my ancestral land on my father's side of the family is Yellowstone national park and east Idaho central Idaho and south west Montana me and my father's side of the family have been in this area for around 4,000 years and before that our people were subjugated and enslaved by a cannibal tribe lost to time my ancestors eventually rose up against them and slaughtered them all. my 4th great grandfather who was chief at the time was the older brother of Sacagawea back in the lewis and Clark days. my other half is Scandinavian and Scottish
@g s Other races see you even though you do not see yourself.
@@gs5709I know this is an old comment but chill vato
Land takeovers and wars has played a major role throughout human civilization,@@kylermoore9079. Suck it up.
I currently, and for almost twenty years, live in Colorado. It's the same here.. Everyone who moves to a more desirable location wants to close the door behind them!
I’m also an ex-financial planner, and I can tell you that not everyone who inherits a large chunk of land can afford to keep it. If the proper trusts weren’t in place, the folks that inherit the land have a huge tax burden they must pay, and many can’t, so they have to sell at least a portion to pay the inheritance taxes.
It happens all the time, especially in farming.
exactly. i want it and i want it all mentality. spoiled brats living on 2 and 3 generations of wealth and have no clue how they got it or to keep it.
"Everyone who moves to a more desirable location wants to close the door behind them", I can understand that, it's a natural instinct, when you are escaping from somewhere cos you are fed up with the people there, you don't want them to follow you, you want to live with new people with fresh outlooks.
@@lugnutzz75 spoiled brats that inherit land but can't even afford to keep it? That makes no sense. I'm sorry your parents didn't leave you anything
I really don't think you understood what he was implying
Once again, government and taxes ruin everything. Sales tax on inherited land is criminal, only effecting the poorer people. Rich people don't care, and aren't effected by it.
Idahoan concerns aren't without precedent. For example, I lived in Albuquerque, NM close to 30 years ago. Prices for land and residential properties in Santa Fe (the state capital) started vaulting into the stratosphere when hollywood's elite began to move there in droves.
Many holdings, who's land had been continuously in the family for centuries, since granted to them by the King of Spain, started getting forced out of their homes because of property tax increases. They were forced to sell and move out of their communities because they couldn't afford the tax bill.
Their plan was to maintain ownership and continue it in the family for the next generation. Somebody else's plan got in the way of their quiet enjoyment of their family legacy. Imagine if this happened to your family.
Where did you get elites in Santa Fe NM…….Santa Fe County a good choice for low property taxes in New Mexico. The county's average effective property tax rate is just 0.56%, which ranks as the 17th-lowest out of 33 counties in the state. At that rate, the annual taxes on a home worth $282,600 would be $1,570.
Albuquerque I can’t believe it’s a real place I only heard of Albuquerque on Bugs Bunny 🐰 cartoons
@@howardgreen9718 yes it is.
@@howardgreen9718 hahahaha
I grew up in Idaho and I currently live in Albuquerque. We have seen the same kind of influx here as well since the start of the covid psndemic. It is exciting to see the increase in property valuations but I also understood not wanting more people to move in as well.
I've lived in Idaho my entire life I've seen the flood of new comers and dealt with the negative and positive effects of it. I completely understand why people want to be here. I wish people would just be more respectful to the land when they get here. I also wish people always remember what it was that brought them here and what they were fleeing from. I have seen it in multiple states they come in and instantly want to change everything. It's sad. I say come on in but help our cause of keeping Idaho free and the American dream alive. Be kind to the land and help preserve it instead of developing it.
As a native American now you see what we have been seeing for generations!👋
Big issue we have in Arizona used to be the Mexicans leaving trash everywhere when they would take their families to enjoy the out doors, now the biggest issue is being a tax payer who can't even enjoy the state we live in because it so crowded. The new trend is people living out of cars and old bread vans calling themselves nomads and almost all of them have youtube channels. We see people living out of mini-vans and a lot of people leaving junk vehicles behind and graffiti on rocks and trees. The state has been overrun with commifornia people and it is not healthy and relaxing anymore.
They are not changing anything in Idaho and that's a fact
I live on a farm that my Great Grandfather owned. I was raised in the town just east of me. There have been several homes built in this area over the years. I enjoy talking with the neighbors that I know. If I need help they are here to help me and if they ever ask me to help them, I will be there in a heartbeat. I am retired. There are neighbors that I haven't met, but I probably will someday. Life goes on. Thank you for your videos. They are informative.
I was under the impression we were Americans, born and raised into the United States of America. State lines shouldn't matter, only the people.
Except culture changes from state to state or region to region. Race changes, accent, ideals, music, language, etc. etc. These are the things which makes up a people, devaluing and downplaying all these things is a path towards destruction for your own people. "oh just let 'em in their home is destroyed" is how Europe is being invaded RIGHT NOW as I type this Europeans being replaced in their own homeland in favor of foreigners.
Amen
State citizenship used to be more important than US citizenship. Don't get me wrong, we all should be proud of being Americans, but real Texans think being Texans makes them extra special. Californians, Oregonians, Hawaiians, etc... used to think the same, but with the massive migration of East Coasters to west coast states have destroyed that. My family on my father's side lived for generations in the north east corner of California. Some family members would live in Oregon, some in Idaho. In the 80's most moved to Southern Idaho because what was happening in California. We had pride at being Californians, but the neocons/neolibs were already poisoning the state, and we lost control of our freedoms. I want Idahoans to have pride in Idaho, but these gate keepers are not the freedom loving Idahoans, these are the rule makers who ruined their state, and they want someone like Cody to stay away. They want luxury mountain cabins and suburban homes outside an international aiirport. They don't want freedom seeking homesteaders, ranchers, or farmers.
Unfortunately, this country is going down the tubes. I hope communities can come together in our darkest years and protect the ideals of this country and the good people in it. Evil is growing and we will need new layers of defense and new chains of logistics to replace the old world, as it crumbles and collapses into pure chaos and violence.
@@manictiger this country is a shithole through and through. Nobody has morals or values anymore
I never heard of anybody not wanting people to come to their state for recreation time. In the Carolinas we say, "Come on down everybody, have a good time, spend your money, just don't forget your way home".
Shout out from Wilmington NC my fellow Carolinian!
As a fellow North Carolinian I would like to retract all hospitable offers to come here if you are from New Jersey…Those people are crazy.
Classic !
One of the main reasons for this is because most of the recreation spots in Idaho are being completely overrun by tourists that don’t understand how fragile the ecosystem is here. I can show you actual proof of one local waterfall that has been completely destroyed by this influx of visitors. I spend most of my weekends in the North Idaho backcountry and I see the damage personally. It’s so bad that the Forest service is threatening to close areas do to the damage being caused. I donate my time and money to help clean up as best I can but it’s just not enough. As soon as people learn to respect our natural resources they will be welcomed with open arms.
Here in Florida i see these stupid.
i ❤NY bumper stickers,,, if U ❤ NY take i 95 north & don't stop !!!
I consistently remind my offspring to NEVER sell their land. Lease it, rent it, but NEVER sell it. You are absolutely correct. You didn't know you were such a great carpenter. You keep hitting the nail right square on the head.
Or sell for 250k tax free profit and get new land, or 1031 exchange into new land.
We humans are great for dividing us up into two groups. Us and them.
I was up in Colorado this past summer. Stopped at a rest area to eat lunch. Middle aged couple came up and asked us if that was our vehicle. “Is that your vehicle?” Yes. “Could you leave our state! You are not welcome here.” Hmm. I asked them if they been to Wyoming. I had friends tell me that Greenies are not welcome there. He was referring to the green license plates. Politics, color, religion, age group, whatever, we are good at division. Not everyone, maybe 10 or 20% and ruin it for the rest. My rant.
This is called xenophobia it tends to run in Republicans even if there from the same contry surprisingly
@@matthewnelson1606 no pretty sure its people who are xenophobic. I seen a lot of leftists do the exact same thing. You should be embarrassed by your bad hot take. Yikes!
Ironically, 35 years ago, the exact same thing was happening when Californians would go to Portland. Physical altercations were not uncommon as soon as the Oregonian 'locals' heard that a visitor was from California. Obviously, it didn't work. I'm on your side, Cody, but looking at what Portland looks like now, I find it hard to fault folks for feeling threatened by the perceived invasion.
Yep, I was in California, I wanted to move to Oregon but too many Californians had already moved there, so I ended up in Montana.
They should have been grateful that you came to visit their state and spent your hard earned money in Idaho!!!
Jason is right a tourist is just a tourist, or do you expect to have to fight for your right to vacation?
When I first moved to Bend, Oregon back in the early 80’s I saw bumper stickers saying Califoricates go home! But if you look at Bend now it is a huge mess, houses everywhere, people everywhere, the people aren’t nearly as friendly as they were. I’m just glad I left there 20 + years ago.
@@RockingJOffroad my aunt lives out there and I remember her telling me that the police would give the homeless money to get out of town here's a bus ticket
The same thing is happening in Tennessee but tenfold. People around the country fell in love with our beautiful countryside, great forests and wilderness, low cost of living, furiously defended lack of a state tax, conservative and graceful landscape and friendly nature. They are leaving their poorly run home states (which they helped ruin via liberal ill-thought careless voting) and settling in Tennessee in record numbers using their collective wealth to purchase properties and now seek to turn it into their home state via liberal ill-thought careless voting. Its a fact; you can "do gooogle" and see.
Another 10 years and Tennessee will not be the same.
Same is happening here in Florida.
Lots of states are suffering the same fait. It’s a shame really. In my state it’s all the Illinois people doing it with their crazy broken politics, driving property values so high that no one can afford anything anymore. Love TN by the way, I have family there, I drive through all the time. Would hate to see it ruined.
Not too many decades ago in Tennessee, when people moved in that weren't welcomed, their house would mysteriously catch fire and they'd have to find somewhere else to live. I've been hearing talk of bringing that tradition back. People aren't happy with all the newcomers.
@@kenniegarner3848 that makes me sick to my stomach.
I live in Florida and the amount of people that’s moved here is staggering but it’s everyone’s right to move as freely as they want.
This is super wonderful. It's great to see someone on social media who has a respectful yet firm view. You go!
Cody, I moved to Northern most Maine 2 years ago from East Texas. The people who live here are rugged. They welcome people here and are extremely friendly helpful to one another. They welcome them here to help build up the ecomony and provided needed services. Blessings from Aroostook County, Maine.
Welcome! 🙂
In Oregon now, but we Californians have watched for the last 50 years while the WHOLE OUTSIDE WORLD FLOODED IN and changed housing, prices & politics.
But Californians facilitated that..!
Everyone that is leaving California and moved here to Texas sure doesn’t have a problem cashing in on the demand . Everyone that I know that his moved here to Texas made a killing on their property and moved here and bought the ice the house and property at a quarter of the cost.
Hold on bub! This stuff was happening for the last 27 years of this influx when so-called prices were this high, and a lot of those people coming in weren't buying an existing home but buying brand-new homes. I get what you are saying but the flaw is, that you can't reject who buys your property in certain cases because it can become a lawsuit. Furthermore, who says we are getting the best and brightest? We aren't give out tests to cross the Idaho state line.
Thank you sir. You said it! I moved from Hawaii to Texas to make a better life for me and my family. Cost of living was too high for my family to survive. So I proposed the idea to my wife and we moved. She was very hesitant at first but I saw the writing on the wall and family drama started to ramp up.
I left Hawaii for a better life!!! Let that marinate.
Yes, immigration into Idaho is huge! And, it tends to be an issue. Farms in our area are disappearing into suburban sprawl. My wife and I bought our acreage years ago with the intent of building a retirement home. Yes, newcomers are looked down on. We were initially but, as we settled in and got to know people that changed. Personally, my issue is people bringing their political perspective that ruined where they came from to try and recreate it here. So, in part, I am exactly what you're "ranting" about. But, self sufficient people, like you, are one of the reasons I love Idaho! So, if you wanted to move here, even to be my neighbor, I welcome you with open arms!
I'm trying to move to Idaho from California in the next couple years with the hope of raising my kids with some semblance of traditional American values. Definitely worry about backlash from the locals driving in with California plates. Hopefully everyone will be kind enough to have a conversation before immediately resorting to slashed tires and broken windows.
@@jimjab3631 Thats the Issue these places are having with people coming to their state, their state is the way it is because of who they voted in office and most of these commifornian’s and oregonites who move will continue to vote blue turning the state they just moved to into the exact same state they just left and its a big problem.
@@jimjab3631
And recently he said that he wants to abolish the police. I don’t watch him nearIy enough to have known about all those other stances he has that you listed off, so I found them to be shocking and terrifying (forget about Idaho - those are the types of views that have been destroying the US/the West in general!).
@@jimjab3631 Who is "he" you refer to that supports biden, gun control, high taxes, and all that?
Idaho is one of the worst education systems, a dependent economy, and terrible healthcare access. You can marginalize people because of your fixation on politics but it shows a lack of decency and civility to be upset with how people participate in democracy, especially those from far larger economies like California.
I had made a comment on a video showing a home for sale in Idaho a few weeks back about wanting to move there, 2 minutes later I had dozens of comments to stay out and if I came I would regret it. Not knowing me I was labeled everything I am not because I am from California. As I told the many who threatened me, I am an American and I will live where I choose and if you feel your man enough please say it to my face and not through a keyboard.
They fear what they don't understand, much like a rich kid who's never understood the stress of paying a bill, they don't understand the plight of wanting to live free, they had it, they grew up with it, and they took it for granted.
Good for you! Keyboard commandos are always so bold. Keep calling them out.
there are scared of what happened to Colorado
@@thomasseaman8031 trust me I get it, but not everyone that comes from these blue states wants to ruin the red state we are just trying to leave the madness. I just want my 5-40 acres and left alone. When people start generalizing, it can get very muddy read fast.
You're right. I'm native to Colorado, my family on my father's side has been there sine the mid 1800's, and just because I moved to a town I ain't lived in before, somehow, to the "locals", I'm now an out of stater and they don't want me there. And, like you said, the majority of those folks are not from there. My great great grandfather was the town marshal there in the late 1800's and helped build it from the ground up, with some distance blood still there. And *I* am still an "outsider". I'm with ya Cody.
I understand the sentiment of those folks though. They are afraid of their hometown becoming unrecognizable and pricing them out due to an influx of 'outsiders'. I grew up in a Northeast fishing town where my family was able to afford going out 1-2 times a week, driving, our house, and more without too much financial stress. We had to sell 2-3 years ago because the large influx and expansion of corporate offices priced us out of our own home due to tax increases and now we can't find a new place in an area we have been for over 100 years. Everything is too expensive and its heartbreaking.
I understand things change but this was rapid 2-3 year change and I don't wish my experience on others.
I believe the anger stems mostly from the young 1st time home buyers who can't afford a home because of soaring prices(400% increase in the last decade or so). This isn't unique to Idaho only. Many areas of the country now are too expensive including my home state of Utah. The midwest seems to be the only major area left in the US that's affordable to most first time home buyers.
Good rant Cody. As an East Coast guy that recently moved to Idaho from New Hampshire, the few times I’ve gotten stink-eye for the NH plates on my truck, I point out my plate says Live Free or Die and yours has a POTATO on it. I also tell them I am likely much more constitutionally conservative than they are. They get quiet after all that.
Live fries or pie.
LOL
LOL...yours has a potato on it! 🤣🤣
@@prodemocracy2710 Gentle hazing is neighborly.
Are you up here in North ID?
As a US citizen you can move to where ever the hell you want. The heck with those clowns!
Lol, why add the “US citizen” part? The sad truth is that even if someone comes here to the US illegally, they can move to wherever the hell they want.
@Ostia Hermes
I’m with you on that one, but I will go one further and say I want not only their kids gone too, but also all the non-whites that came after 1965, because the change in the immigration policy that happened that year was passed against the will of the people.
@Ostia Hermes
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I've been saying this for years. It's the greedy locals that set their prices not the people that can afford to pay it. I've suggested on a few forums that sellers price their properties so a local can afford it. 75% of the people sending trash DMs are probably from other states too.
As an Idahoan I apologize for the way you have been treated. I have no idea why people would treat you like this I would like to have more people like you in our state.
Glad you got home safe. Don’t let people get you down champ.
I do like where is thoughts are on the subject. Maybe not so much down as just pissed off
Our country has a problem with the newest generation being able to, for most of their lives, say whatever they please on social media with little to no consequence. Also, with the amount of problems we have in the country with drugs and alcohol, I would imagine many of the more "mean" rants are substance induced.
As a Nevada resident I see the same influx of Californians. Most of those are the people you speak of. The ones who want to live free, away from a failed state. But, no small part of those people are far left ideology retirees. Ones that are so far detached from reality that you cannot have an actual conversation with them. The type who use their lack of self-awareness to justify their virtue signals. The Karens who want to change their new neighborhood.
I was born and raised in Kalifornia. 15 years ago, I sampled freedom while visiting the south and decided to move. Here I enjoy being myself and not having the leftist agenda pushed upon me. I was raised to open doors for ladies and my elders, etc. While living in CA and out of respect I would open a door for a lady and more than once I received the coldest response “I can do it myself I don’t need your help.” My response was “my apologies for trying to be nice.”
In the south, it’s still okay and not considered sexual harassment to say yes sir, yes ma’am, yes dear etc. Kids are taught at an early age to simply be polite. If your name was Joe Smith then you were addressed as Mr. Smith or Mr. Joe. The values here and the way of life I adjusted too not the other way around.
As someone who is born and raised here in Idaho, I’d gladly welcome someone like you! You’re welcome to stop by for a drink whenever !
An Idahoan here suggesting not to fear. Good respectful folks like you are always welcome. Fast paced changes are happening here and many of us are feeling and not enjoying the changes. We as Idahoans and US citizens are in this together and blend with the same. Do not let the enemy divide what is real.
Fast paced change is happening everywhere. Grow up
In California every person I know that moves to Idaho or Texas are not lefty psychos but reasonable people
Yeah, CA here, and the people who I know who moved there were really nice people.
@@skigdividerx4991 You don't understand, and that's OK, just don't pretend being in a bubble makes you informed.
Man, I love these "Just a man and his camera" type video's, I feel I can just listen and absorb the vibe, like being back at school or having a college lecturer, it's nostalgic, and no one to interrupt or talk over him. Get a real sense of his viewpoints. So much better than TV
I went on a trip to Idaho in 2020. We drove 1500 miles in 6 days across the entire southern portion and up into Challis and across, through the mountains, back towards Boise, through Clayton and other small towns, and even with a California plate on the rental car, I never felt out of place or was ever treated like a threat. I imagine the culture has changed much in the last year.
This happened in the 60-70's in Vermont, with a massive influx of people that came up from NYC and Connecticut. They brought with them zoning, caused all kinds of business restrictions and fliped the state from red to blue. Once they managed to fragment all the farms, drive out all the saw mills and raise property taxes to unreasonably high rates most of them left. If you are in one of the flee states, with one or two larger cities controlling your state, look to Vermont and that is your future in 50 years.
You are exactly right and And Boise Idaho is a perfect example
The same thing is happening in SC and Western NC. Florida is still the #1 destination for folks leaving the tyrannical blue states.
Texas is right up there too!
As an Idahoan who was born in Idaho and lives in the same valley as Boise, I can say that this video is correct. I consider it as a good thing but something that may become a problem, my father lived in southern California and 16 years ago he moved to Idaho, I realize that people will be good people but eventually it will become a place of crime. One of the great things about our state is the nature and the suburban areas, more people means less of that. I have also seen more crime in these last few years than ever before, simply because there are more people. And for the property, it is mostly true, Idahoans are the ones to blame for the increase in property, I am a property manager so I guess I have bias but it's true. The thing is, when more people live in an area there is an obvious increase in demand which means greed from the owners takes over their morals. I have seen many owners just leave me because they thought, "I can do a better job and I save money if I betray you." That is my reason to be slightly distrustful to outsiders, they fundamentally change things even if they don't want to change them. I have a saying for this influx, "One-day Biose will be like Las Angles", meaning that although the people there are 99% nice there is so many and so much competition that the reason my parents moved here will be redirected to them again. It brings something up, why move somewhere if you will get the same problems? I find that the main reason people move to other states is because of crime, mandates/politics, and opportunity, well I fear that all of that will be lost if people come here by the hundreds or thousands, I know that it's paranoia, but I can't really get rid of that fear.
They call that "Progress". I see that in small towns that are growing here in NC too. It drives me nuts and I agree with everything said. I think its greed, people see land prices go up and sell out to development, which then in turn brings crime and traffic and people.
When people settle in any area it changes things, and the more that come the bigger the problems.
Well, you can have an influx of people like Wranglerstar, or you can have an influx of people...not like Wranglerstar.
16 years ago, your family were outsiders. It kills me when people move in to an area and after they are there they want to shut any more migration in to the area. I saw it when I was a contractor in Park City 30 years ago. Every day on local TV you would hear how there had to be a moratorium. It was turning in to Los Angeles. Years later I relocated to build a house at the Yellowstone Club in Big Sky. Same thing. We need to have a moratorium. They would refer to Bozeman as becoming Bosangeles. It is a free country. If Wranglestar wants to move there he has every right to do so. If you don't like it. You have every right to move. I do agree however, if you leave your state because you were a liberal and allowed it to happen in your State. Have the decency to not move to another state and turn it in to the same kind of shl*thole.
There is the old saying: You can take the leftist out of a socialist state, but you can never remove the socialist state from the leftist: You can take the monkey out of the jungle, but you can never remove the jungle from the money.
Once a person is raised to follow a set of beliefs, its nearly impossible for them to forget about them.
Sir, I think you have it right.
This phenomenon is happening all over the country. I've spent significant amounts of time in in several regions of our great country. The folks in the northern New England states get mad at the people from Mass. Ct. RI and N.Y. The upper great lakes states shun the people from Chicago, Detroit. Here in Florida there's even resentment within the state. We moved from south Fl. to north central and can feel resentment towards us. It's like once aboard the ship lets pull up the gangplank.
From upstate New York. Was driving through the country with my wife and our unborn daughter this past summer and was incredibly disappointed by the treatment we received from people who make assumptions simply based on our license plates. I couldn't imagine treating someone I don't know so poorly.
It's just ignorance. They see the plate and automatically think New York City. They don't realize what else New York state has to offer.
Stay out of Vermont!!! Lol, I'm kidding. I'm genuinely curious what you consider "upstate New York" I lived in Saranac lake for a couple years when I was going to school. For me, the high peaks Adirondacks is upstate NY, but apparently it seems everyone else considers anything north of NYC "upstate." I can say it's a completely different mindset in the ADKS compared to NYC. VT is similar to NY in that it's the denser populated areas that decide how the rest of the state is governed...with the emphasis on "denser", lol.
I'm from Idaho. My family has been living in Idaho for many generations. Those people that told you to stay away are not true Idahoans. You are welcome here! Anyone is welcome here!
Unless you’re a potato. I hear you have enough of those already.
Of course I don't include the Wranglerstar fam.
Hopefully you don't welcome those that are destroying this country. Welcome those that want FREEDOM.
They gotta learn some how, same bird, different wing. E Pluribus Unum
@@southerndualsport3827 I welcome everyone! Just because I might not agree with someone politically doesn't mean I will tell them to leave and they are not welcome. That is what is destroying this country more then anything. Just because I disagree with someone that doesn't mean we can't be friends or they are bad people. So I welcome everyone not just the people that think like me.
@@overemployed3499 Sadly I don't think trying to keep our way of life secure is destroying the country (and I don't live in Idaho) . Far from it. The "include everything and everyone" thing is giving rise to a people that quite simply don't care about freedom and the right to choose how you live. They would rather be TOLD what to do and where to go because they feel safer, and THAT 100% is what is destroying the country, by giving the government FAR more power than it EVER was supposed to have. I'm sorry if that means I disagree with you, but it is a a simple fact.
As a seventh generation Idahoan, you're welcome here anytime. A lot of the issues we have is people coming with different views. We are a very set in our way conservative group of people. Small-town country living kind of people. When people from LA or Chicago or any of those bigger cities that don't have that understanding of nature come in, we don't like it as much. When they want to have the big city style, it causes a lot of stress among the small town people who want to live the way they learned. Any of those people who got after you for visiting are not the people that should represent that issue, because instead of putting it in a way that could at least be understood with a little squinting they paint themselves as exactly the kind of crummy individuals they are while also dragging the rest of the population down
i'm born and raised in NYC, and I've always been proud of the fact that relative to so many less populated areas who throw around terms like, "small town values" and the "heartland, New Yorkers in fact, open their arms to all. I know we have our share of reactionaries, but they're a minority. We understand diversity makes us better and more tolerant people, and that there's always room for one more at the table. Contrary to what people think, most people are struggling to get by as anywhere else, and many live in small apartments, but we don't see others coming here as a threat, but a gift. Sorry you had to go through that. It really is sickening.
Cool story bro. Just stay in NYC. That's all anyone wants. Keep your disease local and don't spread it, thanks.
Idaho's republican vote increased between 2016 and 2020. You are welcome here any time Cody! We need more men like you!
More men that worship God, have guns, think women have their own role subserviently to men, and don't want foreigners or people who are different becoming their neighbors?
Sounds exactly like Al-Qaida.
@@Porkchop1967 Relax Karen, you sound like you've have ingested too much soy.
@@krninja22 Thanks for your profound insight, krninja22.
@@Porkchop1967 you are misguided
@@Jechob You're welcome WoW neckbeard. 👌
Native of Michigan's Upper Peninsula here. We have people that say the same thing about folks looking to move here as well. Hard work & good intentions. SISU is what matters.
Just was up in the UP, lovely land and even more lovely people. Wish I had a snowmobile though for the trails.
Same problem in the up. People up there sell the property to the trolls then have the Gaul to complain about the trolls taking over. I lived in Grand Marias brought a business up there and received nothing but praise…… for about a week, then it was nothing but a hassle. I cashed in my chips and went back down state. Now when I go up there all I hear is , we wish you were back up here servicing out town. They are not happy either way. And the whole yooper thing is a crock because the “ toppers” that did all the complaining aren’t even from the up. There trolls just like most of the up is.
Here in MS Chinese companies are calling offering substantial money to buy a few acres of land in the center core of the property.
In the 30 Mile circumference 15 people have been called and made offers.
There's some sweet irony in Americans telling people "this isn't your land, you're not welcome here, go home". They're like children "It's mine! I licked it so it's mine!"
Thank you for pointing that fact out because nobody wants to. I used to watch another guy on UA-cam who moved to Idaho from his home state, claiming he was leaving "subdivision" life behind, how he couldn't stand that or HOAs. He bought a sizable chunk of property in a pretty rural part of Northern Idaho before the mass exodus (2014-2015). In every video he would slander subdivisions and HOAs even when the video was not about that whatsoever. He then made a video about how he was excavating a road, sub dividing his land into 15 lots, running power and septic and phone lines to the properties and creating a neighborhood. Best part of the whole thing is he was also creating an HOA for the neighborhood. He then made a video a year or 2 later bragging about the nice piece of property he had bought near Coeur d'Alene that he was going to do the same exact thing to and not even live near there. So the same people who fled their state want to claim that others are ruining Idaho but they are profiting off the exact thing and complaining about it. Ridiculous.
Who is that???
Ancedote
Welcome to America. No matter the state, red or blue, end of the line is people chase the money. Doesn’t matter what you believe, greed is a hell of a drug.
It’s not just Idaho I live in the Deep South and you see the same thing, people who were left family land and prefer a quick buck. Nothing new.
Sad part of this, it’s not changing what they are escaping from. Just letting them to take away memories and your time, money, energy. Just understand don’t change what your running too. Adapt and understand that this isn’t easy for anyone.
Don't forget, the large cities eventually change the entire state. I live in upstate NY an awesome geography, geology, history etc. However the cities are ruined. The country folk never stand up to anything, they bite their tongues and keep to themselves. Meanwhile city spraul occurs. 20 yrs later the city and the people you cant stand are living a mile away. With that said, if well meaning freedom loving people are trying to move to your area to free themselves, embrace them and help them live that dream. You might one day be in that same position!
The people who have recently moved from California to Texas are voting further to the right than the native Texans. That is the same case that is happening throughout the country of those that are fleeing from Blue states to Red states. People that are smart enough to uproot their family and move across the country are also smart enough to know why they want to/have to do so.
But I doubt one of these "smart" people uprooting there family's could tell me how a virus works without Google or Facebook
That's not what's happening in Nevada. It's the opposite.
to be fair- if they moved from rural cali- they might legit already be pretty right
Not the flathead valley in Montana its Quickly becoming a democrat hipster Rich gated community.. did a mention rich.
What a crazy time when someone that clearly espouses the values of traditional America would be told to stay away from Idaho. "For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in."
Clearly, you're a communist, right? I mean, you're giving out free stuff to strangers. THAT IS NOT WHAT AMERICA IS ABOUT, is it?
@@Porkchop1967 I was just quoting the Bible, friend.
God's Word is what makes each man stand. Very true Michael, hospitality speaks of whose we are.
@@Porkchop1967 you're a fascist. Go & read your precious constitution, skip over your favourite bit about guns & have a think about what it says. Come back when you feel better, fool
@@Porkchop1967 Communism has very little appreciation for religion. Mostly I think, because the Communists want to be God.
Thank you Cody for yet again exposing and explaining the obvious! You are a wise man with great insight,we need more of this in our country today. Thank you for all you do! God bless!
It always amazed me having raised my children in a small town that only had a few at mansion. But in the last few years they started building a neighborhood full of mcmansion. These new neighborhoods wanted to change those directions to Outlaw the smaller houses that we raised our families in
Greed will be man's downfall. It's already begun, just look around. Personally it breaks my heart. Thank you for sharing. Outstanding video. Sending love and light. Stay safe.
Exact same thing is happening around me up in the northeast. Farmers complaining about creeping concrete and development only to turn around and sell their fields out to yet another subdivision or condominium complex builder. Just to cash out and skip town. Local land owners selling for profit are to blame for increased development and rising real estate prices, for better or for worse.
I’m a California native who’s been living in Idaho for the last 5 years. I’ll accept you into my state with open arms.
Egh
5 years huh? Sound like you not a Californian anymore then.
I was born and raised in Idaho and when I moved to Boise from the other side of the state I was shocked and appalled at how outsiders were spoken about, treated, etc. I heard of people leaving nasty notes under window wipers. Not everyone here feels that way. That said I also sort of get it. This place used to be better before everyone from CA showed up. I'm not just taking about home prices and crowded traffic although that is part of it. Even though good people are coming here, they have very different culture, values, views on the role of the state and so on. Idaho is still beautiful but it is changing and a lot of people are not happy about it.
I had some firsthand exposure to Idaho during my high school years (1972-1976). My father was a big game hunter and he took me to Donnelly, ID twice for elk hunts. I remember that the guide was not fond of Mormons and Californians. I was given to understand that, locally, these were the two major out groups.
Our country is amazing: you can drive from Michigan to Florida and be from frozen weather to the beach in less than a day. You can pack up your gear and move to the city; you can quit your city job and move to the country. You can move anywhere you want and do any career you want. Those people living in states or cities with government overreach *still* have the freedom to move. It’s a blessing. And you still have people that claim to love this country telling you “stay out of our state, we don’t want you here”; “we want to keep for the ”. It’s a sad state of affairs.
The more development that goes in an area the more people are attracted to go there. First you start with a game trail, then a land rover tract, a fire road and finally a paved highway. There are still places in Canada that are difficult to get to because there's been no lumber or oil development. Places like Pukatawagan Manitoba. To get there you take a plane ride to Winnipeg, a 23 hour train ride to the Pas or you could take a bus and then a 7 hour train ride that runs twice a week. Don't take much stuff because it will mostly get ripped off and you won't be bringing much back anyway. I think the fastest way is to go by snowmobile over frozen lakes and rivers. This time of year the place is ice fishing and hauling by snowmobile. Not too many pioneers up there it's mostly indigenous Mathias Colomb Cree people. When they leave for civilization they're not really welcome back.
Great information! I appreciate you sharing it. I am a New Brunswicker, I was called west to Fort McMurray AB. I can appreciate what Cody is saying here. My name is also Cody odly enough.
After my wife passed away I was invited to Idaho by friends that I knew in the Army. I stayed several years then moved back to Texas. When you go to another Country or another State, don't try to change those places. I don't blame the people on Idaho. Besides, Idaho is part of the Mormon Triangle. If you have a problem with Mormons, stay out of Idaho. I was offered sanctuary by Mormon friends until I got thru the mourning process.
This is the fear that everyone has. It happened to my hometown and destroyed my families ability to afford and work there (fishing industry). We've been in this area for over 100 years and now have to leave along with many of our friends and extended family because of the change in the past 2-3 years.
As an American I will roam from sea to shining sea as I please. Throw a stake in the ground wherever I please. The constitution gives me this right.
Cody, i have to disagree with the “influx of like minded people”. With Austin Texas as evidence, people move from California because they dislike the politics and politicians but bring their voting values with them…
full disclosure: i’ve never been to Austin, and don’t live in Texas. I am merely, perhaps ignorantly, parroting what i’ve heard.
Austin has been LEFTIST for as long as I can remember.
And degenerate culture and beliefs
Austin has always been liberal, how long have you actually been there ?
I do understand how people feel when your quite little town turns into a refugee camp from the insanity of the cities. Our liberty loving country has always thrived in those Meccas. But those who loved the little town where everyone waved at each other are angry because those that move in don't talk to their neighbors, don't help one another and are resistant to acclimating to the way things are around here. I see both sides. But both sides need to put forth effort now instead of complaining about it. Communities will either come together now or be gone tomorrow.
Yep I've seen this in my own town. Used to be everyone was friendly and waved to say hello. Now people won't even look at you I'm a stranger in my own town and neighborhood. Kind of reminds me of Gran Torino when the neighbors asked Clint why he still lived in the neighborhood being one of the last off the old timers. Now the governor where I live is welcoming refugees that will refuse to learn any culture or assimilate with society. Kind of a helpless feeling.
They are bringing the SAME cancer they fled from. Remember this: before your LAST breath on earth, you will live to see the leaders promote and extol contradictory lifestyles over what made this country great. A lost tribe wanders and is easily controlled by fear...the present day is NOT coincidence, you are being manipulated.
@@ricochetey sounds like Florida
I'm an Idahoan and don't really care if someone moves here. Idaho is a state--not a sovereign nation.
Damn, this dude speaks his mind. To hell with the consequences. New to the channel . Happy to be here.
this is one of the most bizarre things I have ever heard. wtf? visiting someones state, and being told to leave. people in this world have seriously gone completely insane.
I totally agree
I live in NH and ever since the start of Covid people have been flocking to NH and buying homes and paying 10-100K over asking which makes it hard for the people that have lived here and want to stay and have/grow there families are finding it harder and harder… it is truly frustrating… I’m with you Cody, this land and country is for everyone to enjoy and be able to visit. We deal with that year round because of no sales tax, people come for winter activities and in the summer for the gorgeous scenery…
Great video and glad you had the stones to say it true. Hopefully people (ALL people) wake up and realize what they are doing.
This has been going on long before I moved to Idaho in 2013 . I moved here for the hunting , fishing and more .
Its sad to say , but I think there is a lot more changes coming to Idaho in the next few years .
Preach! As a very conservative Californian who desires to get out of this state, i would like to disagree with the sentiment that Idahoans should keep people out. Idaho would probably benefit from the mostly conservative influx.
The thing is culture difference is a thing.
@@kova1577 yeah, I can see that. But what difference in culture is there specifically?
We farm you guys just smoke pot there’s a big difference
@@brytonpickett7650 😂 😆 I don’t smoke it. I’ll bet I have a LOT more in common with Idahoans than you think.
keep up the good work cody you guys are awesome!!! let the haters hate !!! there is nothing that your doing that is hurting anyone !! keep up the gods work
God's work? Like killing of Canaanites?
@@Porkchop1967 Poor child sacrificers
I had plans to move to Boise for work in wildland firefighting. Something I’ve always wanted to do but that dream was put on hold by this housing issue. I’m sure a big part of it is because I’m an outsider. I understand keeping out people who have nothing to contribute to the community but I was willing to pick up everything and move there to put myself in between its residents and their wildfires for peanuts an hour. It’s about time someone addressed this issue.
You would be welcomed as a firefighter no issue, but finding affordable housing is not going to happen unless you go 75+ miles from boise
I have 2 Uncles I never got to meet because they died serving this in wars. They were 2 of many that made American free to ALL people to live and play were their hearts desire. Do not concern yourself with selfish people.
Same thing is happening in Texas ...you don't need to explain anything ...you and your family are incredible and awesome people ...you deserve to be any where you want to be ...they are lucky to have you
Couldn't imagine anyone disliking a "Wranglerstar Family" from a Idaho move. True Patriots and God fearing Christians are not going to implode Idaho's conservatism. People need to pipe down the ridiculous rhetoric.
This should be broadcast on national television. We all need to start taking responsibility for all sorts of things.
Isn't that communism?
@@Porkchop1967 ... What?
@@krninja22 If we all take responsibility for all sorts of things, that's the definition of a commune...which is communism, right?
In the words of President Donald Trump, "I don't take responsibility at all". (March 13, 2020)
@@Porkchop1967 Um, no. Communism is a type of political economic ideology in which everyone is brought up on the backs of everyone else. In the perfect form of communism, everyone has what everyone else has. The problem with communism is that humans, by nature, are never satisfied with just having what everyone else has. We want more, it's what motivates us.
Taking personal responsibility for your actions has nothing to do with communism, it has nothing to do with economics. It has to do with morals and culture.
@@SekiberiusWelkesh but isn’t that communism?
I can see where they are coming from.. when I was a child (I live in Georgia) the small town I grew up in was picturesque. Everyone knew everybody you broke bread with your neighbors and even if you were a stranger you could always find a helping hand. Now the area is exploded and now it's an incredible lonely place that's drug infested and no one cares anymore. It's truly sad.
Great video! You are absolutely right! All those people want to sale their land for a big money, but they don’t want to accept the fact, that the buyers will probably want to live there too!!!
Very well said, respect👍
Many people are having buyers remorse due to weather and road conditions. It’s not easy to live in this climate.
Let’s hope it drives down prices…
Very true Cody. More like, "They got what they GOT paid for." Same thing where I live (East Coast). The snowbiking was awesome content!
Cody doesn't like people from East Coast either.
Well said! My mom, a native Coloradan, came back home after 8 years in California after raising the four of us when she divorced my dad in 1960. Us kids weren't welcome as much in school as the locals, even though my mom was born and raised in Colorado going back 3 generations on her side of the family. Californian was more of a dirty word, even back to the1960's as well as Texan! The older natives still have this mindset after all of this time. The sellout was in the 1960's here with people coming in from both coasts. A sign along the highway at the time in western Colorado simply said "Don't Californicate Colorado".
I grew up in Bar Harbor Maine. In the 70's it was mostly towns people and some tourists. Everybody knew everybody and it was a great community to live in. Now it's mostly tourists and landlords with very few year round neighbors. Locals can barely afford to live there and you have to leave the island if you need to buy clothes etc.. Bar Harbor used to be self sufficient, everything you needed was down town. The town is nothing like it used to be and some neighborhoods have been either torn down or moved to make way for large motels or restaurants. They just tore down three houses at the end of the street I grew up on to make way for yet another bank. "Progress" is always the word tossed around to justify. I can totally understand why someone would when seeing your out of state plates and expensive vehicle with the expensive toys in tow would bark.