I’m a city boy. But I remember driving into a small town in North Dakota and the only place open was a bar that serves frozen pizza. Me and my friends walked in a little loud and you could feel the eyes of the bar look on us. They knew we were outsiders.
I'm from a tiny small town. There are several small towns in the mountain valley where I'm from, an area of about 120 square miles. The total population of that area is about 600. Anyways, despite myself growing up there natively, if I walked in the local bar I would stand out for sure. I remember going there one time back in 2009 and people didn't know who I was, despite having grown up and lived in the area for 24 years. That was kinda funny. But of course our family was never part of the local "in" club, and we didn't hang out with very many people. My mom was born there in 1953, and we have long family ties to the place. I don't live there anymore. But when I still did I mostly never went out to the bar. Bunch of dumbasses I don't care to see hang out there mostly.
@@planetuniversal8085 Miami fucking sucks, And talk about waste of gas in stop and go traffic I moved there thinking I'd be different definitely didn't dig Florida at all, Lot of hype but a lot of bullshit. Imo
You hit the nail on the head! I much prefer the City life. People mind your own bussiness there. I have never liked small towns and I never will. I'm 68 yrs old. They are not going to change me. Not religious. I hate it where I am. Have been trying to sell my house. They stop that from happening. I am so happy to hear from someone that say's the same thing about small towns that I believe. Hey, small towns are not for everybody. I don't mean to hurt their feelings. But they don't mind telling you what and how they believe. I'm originally from Los Angeles and they don't mind telling me , that's what's worng with me. I like different cultures and travel. They don't. Big difference, they wanted me to be like them. Sorry to say, but I am a misfit here.
Exactly...Small towns are packed with very wicked people in a small space..I mean I was stalked by this entired community for years..and I just want to get away and NEVER see this place again..At least in a big city you can get lost in sauce and people are too busy working trying to pay big rents to care what anybody else is doing..I mean...I'd rather work three jobs, go home and go to bed and not be bothered with anyone calling my phone or knocking on my door keeping up shyt....I mean people think living in a small town is cheap but they're getting to be as expensive as everywhere else....It's not worth it..And if you're targeted, they will stop you from getting jobs and housing anyways...Planning my escape.
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@@DEMCAD OctoberReinz/UmbrellaMan/CyberStalking/RICO LAW/MONTAGRAPH _it is pretty simple, you are the company you keep & on youtube Montagraph gets a failing grade_ he totes you as his greatest ally & friend on youtube, just a heads up so you can protect yourself sir
I live in a small town. The post master hated me until I wrote a letter to the USPS consumer advocacy center in DC. The neighbor lady hates me and has called the police on me 3 times. Im 60 years old and have never had anyone call the police on me until I moved to texas. She didnt like my little dogs barking at here, even though they are only out a few times a day for short periods since they are inside couch potato dogs. She called police because I unknowingly lit a fire on a "non burn day". Then, when I had enough of her staring at me from her back porch just looking for a reason to call the police again, I decided to put up a privacy fence. Guess what? She called the police on me because she said I was putting a fence on her property. went inside, got my land platt, showed it to police, showed them my survey stakes. Police apologized, went back and yelled at the lady for causing us so much grief. I put the fence up and have never had another problem. Most folks in small towns are nice but every town has a couple of anal orifices. And good tall fences can solve a lot of problems.
My dad made the mistake of telling the neighbor he voted for Obama. I don't talk about religion or politics because no one agrees and I tell them ahead of time about that. Cuts down on the b.s.
My experience you move to someplace like Missouri and you find that most locals are not all that friendly and they are distrustful. You find your self being friendly with all the other transplants and I'm not even in a small town. Folks will tell you people in small towns here will never accept you even if you have been there for many years you will still be an outsider. Hanging with all the other outsiders is not all that bad. One problem with less populated areas is you cannot get lost in the crown which means you will more than likely be surveilled and watched by givernment.
Strange things happen in small towns. I like small-mid size cities. Not too big where you feel like 1 in a million but not too small where everyone is in my business
First of all, be prepared to work near a big city and live in a small town. I work 1 hours from Cleveland, oh. A dollars goes farther in my small town. The price of a nice home is lower in a small town. Most of the time the traffic to the job is not bad. I can effectively save for my retirement be ready to grab opportunity when they come your way. Don't be apart of the hopeless gloom committed of the small town.
Its all fake smiles, you can best believe they gossip about you behind your back even if they dont know or interact with you. They form fake stories and narratives about you. Just closed minded is what they are.
Brother Demcad you are so right about living in small towns. ( small rural towns especially)Yes people in small towns do talk a whole lot. You can't keep your business to yourself. People are very noisy. No privacy. Everybody knows everybody. The people in these small rural towns take going to church on Sundays very seriously . When there is a major sporting event such as Basket ball and Football the whole town goes to those events and most businesses close. One thing about living in a small rural towns is you don't have to look over your shoulders all the time. Crime occurs in small towns such as burglary,assaults petty crimes, rapes, shootings, and murders. The cost of living is different and wages are low. No competition when it comes to jobs. Rents are going up too or high in small towns. Its terrible you have to drive 20 or 30 miles to Walmart. And you have to drive 50 and 60 miles to a major hospital. Living in the Delta sometimes is not always cracked up to be. I'll say this much. Those small towns are quiet in the daytime as well the in night time. Some people living in rural towns in the USA still leave their house doors unlocked.
i'd mention the stigma of doing something even once and having that label with you forever. Like you wear a certain shirt or hat and get a degrading nickname, or wreck in a ditch by a deer and get labeled a terrible driver etc. Those things happen in the city but they are amplified in small towns. Also in those gossipings, by the time it gets around to other people it's totally untrue or embellished.
ALWAYS, RESEARCH THE LAWS,LOCAL AND STATE.AND THE CRIME STATISTICS AND THE ECONOMIC POTENTIAL.DON'T JUMP FROM THE FRYING PAN INTO THE FIRE.! KNOW YOUR GOALS....
I'm from Miami and moved to a small town for college and I have never acclimated to small town life, it feels like it sucks you dry cause there's nothing to do with your drive or energy. The gossiping is horrible, I once had someone gossip about a women's breast cancer and her husband leaving her 🤨
Yep...a bunch of losers who have no life and no hope of success, if you have motivation you will be surrounded by people who will look at you like a strange person for not being a loser like them. They are low grade people.
My boyfriend is from Detroit , and is trying to relocate here to S.C. to be with me. But he wants the change, the quiet life. I told him what to expect, but he’s been to S.C. before. Where I live, we don’t even have a supermarket anymore. I work 45 minutes away. Yes, life in a small town is exactly what you describe. Many city people can’t handle how hard day to day life can be at times in a small town, and grow impatient or depressed. I’m originally from Syracuse. I love visiting the city, but it’s nice to come back to the quiet. I went to Detroit for the first time this year, enjoyed it!!!! But wouldn’t want to live there ...
You ARE an outsider.. ain't nothing ever gonna change that. 10-20-30 yr and you are still THE outsider. Be willing to live alone and if you can't then find someplace much bigger.
@@jdo2574 Yep 17,000 - 10 yrs and I really only kinda know 5-6 people. Best part is they leave me alone and I LIKE that. If I don't even have to talk to anyone in a couple of months its fine with me.
I kinda want to move to a small-town someday. It would be nice to live in a place where people actually know you. Here in new york city, you don't even know the name of your neighbor of 10 years.
We moved to,a super small,town in North,central Florida. The,nearest,small,city,is,15 miles away. All in,all we,loved,it. Much,quieter and slower,pace,of,life
Small towns in the Midwest are really suffering. 50 years ago the farmers kept the small town prosperous and supplied with school children. There were 2 or 3 farmers per section of land and they all had 3 or more children. Today, there is one farmer per 2 or 3 sections and they have 3 or less children. There were 32 seniors in my class in 1969, today there are 4 and they have had to consolidate the school with two other small towns. The small town I grew up in is too far away from towns that have job opportunities to be a decent bedroom community, so the writing is on the wall that it will probably be basically a ghost town in another decade or so. Also, the average age of a resident is over 65 now.
My school had to combine with two other schools now for football. That is how much enrollment has gone down. To find a job you have to leave town the last 30 years.
i’ve always been a city boy my whole life. went to a small town in mississippi with my friend for 3 days and immediately loved the small town atmosphere. i live in tampa, fl and i HATE it. can’t stand the traffic in the day and honestly just don’t like the city/suburbs anymore. i like how everyone knows each other, in some areas your next door neighbour is like a mile away, sometimes lots of small businesses and sometimes little to no traffic :D i love driving so that’s literally perfect for me
In Texas we guage distance by TIME. It's not how many miles, but how many hours to get to places. 2 to 3 hours is not long to drive to a place. Everything is far away. Just going to the store is a 3 to 4 hour trip.
I live in West Tx and this is so true. People not from here ask how far it is to XYZ town.. Locals reply about a 2hr drive depending on construction. Lol
@Keith Smash For some small rural towns, yes they are. In larger cities traffic is crazy. It takes me 1.5 hours to travel 20 miles sometimes and that is if there is not a wreck. I only travel early in the morning now. Anytime after 11 am and it's bumper to bumper traffic. Remember Texas is 12 hundred miles across. Many small towns are islocated served by sometimes only a local conventent /gas station. If you want to go to a Walmarts you have to drive a ways. Some large ranches are larger than entire counties. Some ranches measure their land not in acres, but in square miles. Kings Ranch is a 100 miles across. Close to 700 ,000 acres of land.
@@karlt8233 I am planning to move at the end of 2020. Have to get some financial things in order, then selling the house and moving to a rural undisclosed location. I believe we are about to enter a complete chaotic situation financially and socially sometime in the next 5 to 6 years. Not going to be caught in the big city when it goes down. Besides the cost of living in large cities is getting unaffortable were I am and the standard of living is going down each year.
Now a days especially in the South the niceness is pure fake! It’s all fake! The souther hospitality is not the same! I left for the West Coast and I’ll never go back to a small town especially on the east coast and down south! I miss the Familiarity of seeing the same faces but even that gets old and now a days these small towns are hit the worse with drugs !!!!!!
I live in a small town with about 2000 people, a lot of back roads and farms, then there’s the village part where there family owned dinners and shops, there’s this dinner that’s on this boat floating on the river
dont forget the drug labs...it always looks nice, until you move in and you notice the lookouts...alot of small town families support their drug addicted kids. There's a horde of em, and with it...the break ins, robbery, violent crime... everything from the city but no one to hear ya scream......always be packin
This guy knows what he is saying I've lost a few freinds to suicide from the gossopers small towns are evil do not raise your special needs kids in a very small town. one sycopath gossoper in a small town is a bad deal. And yes if you gossip about other pepole behind ther back you are a bad person at the very least.
Exactly...Small towns are just one step away from HELL...I have been a victim of gangstalking/ community mobbing. These people RUIN LIVES and enjoy it. I mean this whole community tried to kill me and my family.. I don't even bother anyone...But I have very bad PTSD from all they have done to me..I"m looking into litigation..I need to be PAID for what they've done to me.. And I will NEVER be able to trust anyone ever again because of these people. They need to be held accountable.
Yep they dont care if you have a special needs child or any of that all they do is flap their gums all day because their lives suck and they have no business of their own so they mind yours.
Yeah they hate outsiders, but without outsiders their dumb small towns would shrivel up. They need to realize outsiders dont like them either, only difference is outsiders can mind their business if they dont like you and outsiders will stay away from a townie, but townies cant mind their business and will actively try and mess with an outsider and gossip.
There's good things and bad things but i think small town people are toxic,maybe not all of them of course, but mostly..and unless you bond with that type of lifestyle you are going to feel stressed and unhappy. But that's just my opinion 🙏🏻
They probably pretended to welcome him then behind his back formulated gossip about him and anything he chose to not tell them they just filled in the blank using their own narrative and the gossip snowball kept rolling.
Have lived in my small Nebraska town of about 250 for three years now. Everything you said was spot on. I was viewed as an outsider from day one. Why? Because a representative of each of the FOUR churches in town came to ask if i would like to attend their church. I said NO to each. I live by myself with my dog. Everything we do is on the agenda. When my house was for sale a while back, the lady in the town store knew about my buyers before I did! The rural myth of polite, hard-working Americans evaporated before i had been here six months. Angry, gossiping farmers who all know everything better than you. And don't you DARE suggest a new or different way to do anything! There is a plague of alcoholism and meth just under the surface. The Sinaloa cartel put the local meth dealers out of business a few years back, so that keeps some of the crime in check. The cops are generally lazy, have little except domestic violence and speed traps to keep busy, and play favorites. Only three people have been in my house since I moved her, and that is too many. I love my home, I love the open spaces out here, but I can't stand these gossips - worse than 16yo girls on the cheer leading squad.
In Alabama you will get all the help you need in a bad situation. People are very helpful here and talkative. Plan on talking to people for at least 10 minutes, even people you don't know. If things go south, Alabama is a great place to be.
Another one is "Just down the road". That usually means at least a few blocks away. While "Down the road" could mean miles away. "Right around the corner" is similar to a few blocks away, too.
Small town life is miserable . There is no privacy and no real entertainment like in bigger places . If you walk down the street there is a big chance that you will see someone you know .
@@commonsense7787 Sometimes the native people don't like the other small town people. That's me. I like the area I'm from for the land and mountains themselves. But the people...yeah I don't give a rats ass about most of the people. Bunch of gossip and BS I don't care to participate in.
I just moved to a Northern town in British Columbia from the city in the south. I've lived in small towns before but I am urban by custom, and am used to people not being interested in my personal life, I just wanna mind my own business. It's 1.25 hrs to Walmart. Do you think not networking and keeping to yourself in a small town will cause you to be ostracized, even victimized and chased out?
I also moved to a small town in BC from the lower mainland. Yes, keeping to yourself and letting people know you’re from a big city (or worse another province) will cause them to act as though you don’t exist. People who were very friendly when they first met me give me the cold shoulder after I told them where I’m from. Simple as that. People I never met tell me they know me who I am what I do, my interactions, it’s disturbing. The gossip is horrid. The way they speak about each other behind their backs. I’ve never met such damaged people like this before. It’s frightening to know that most small towns are like this. I’m already planning my escape. I never expected people here to be so petty. The owner at a restaurant I worked at would tell me who they didn’t like and how to serve them (not bring them appetizers, to ignore them) I was so disgusted at how unprofessional people in small towns are. I didn’t go to a cafe or a restaurant for a while and when I returned they asked if I was mad at them. 😳 moving to small town BC has really lose more respect for humanity.
There's a reason why suicides and drug addiction are sky high in small towns and rural areas. I'm happy here in Los Angeles where everyone lives in their little bubbles and minds their own business. A lot more money to be made and things to do here, too.
I find both small towns AND cities are hard to find gas stations in. You get off the highway at a small town and you may drive 5 more mile before you get to a gas station. You get off highway in a congested city and 1st there aren't may gas stations left inside cities AND you sit in traffic to get to one a few streets away.
If you live in a small town...like so small its not even a full town, then can you get away with living off grid more? Or to build your own house and get away with less building code stuff? Thanks.
#1 on my list was going to church. Don't go to the early service though. Only the people who want to get stuff done on a sunday go to the early service. When our mom and pop grocery store closed we had to drive a half hour for groceries until a small chain store opened up at the edge of town. Our county had no stop lights when I was growing up. They are up to two now after thirty years. Having kids are a big advantage in a small town too. It forces you to meet people just because kids do stuff. Also I suggest living at the edge of town or outside of it you'll have more privacy that way. Another big thing is to join up the local sportsman or snowmobile club. You won't have to act as fake as you do in church. Imagine DemCad out on a snowmobile trapping muskrats or going fishing out at the local dam. If you got a large buck and you get your picture in the local paper you'll hear about for years.
The best option is a small town near a bigger city. Work in the bigger city, enjoy what it has, then retire to your quiet safe small village where you can take a 2 AM stroll if you want to.
I don't care of what anyone says, but this why I never want to leave Chicago, I've lived at Medium Size Cities at Michigan in the past and I HATED IT with a passion. There are Violent Crimes at many Small Towns these days just like Big Cities
In the small town I grew up in we didn't want outsiders ( especially from the big city) moving into our great little community. Times have changed. Walmart and other franchise have ruined the quality of small town living. People in small towns have become much more poor in every way. The small town I grew up in we were like a tribe that was much more self sustainable than the small towns today. The farther back in time you go and it was much more moral and respectable and honest. People did business on a handshake. So different now.
I know it can seem like that, but we view the past through nostalgic, rose tinted spectacles, it's an inherent human bias (called _'rosy retrospection')_ The communities our ancestors lived in could be brutal in different ways, you only have to look back at the middle ages or to world war 2 (or to present day Myanmar) to find terrible examples of human depravity, contrast that with somewhere super civilized like modern day Japan, that's why I don't think things are degenerating, rather than they are just following age-old patterns/cycles of change. The collective morality of a society is influenced by culture and environment, and so it will naturally ebb and flow too, it always has, human beings however are essentially the same as we were 200,000 years ago. In the decades post WWII, societies were more conscious of rotten ideologies and toxic, immoral behaviors that could lead to maniacs like Adolf gaining traction - society rejected bad behavior... as time passes we become somewhat complacent, take the 80s, when the economy is booming and the media has a fetish for the wealthy, then people societies morality shifts when statements like 'greed is good' are celebrated. Recently we see fetishization of 'celebrity', being rich without doing the work, gangster culture in music, politicians lying... all normal/celebrated, so thew general populations morality is changed as a reflection. _Side note: I have always longed to move to somewhere rural, I'd love to actually be a part of a community, rather than an anonymous drone. The noise, pollution, the anger and stress of the city is not a natural environment for us._
Many good small towns in Tennessee and Kentucky. Depending on what your line of work is,check out the jobs first. I learned that the hard way. Best of luck!
Half the time the gossip isn't even true. My advice to someone moving to a rural area is if you're going to have sex wear a rubber. As you said there isn't much too do so many people spend their time doing each other... If one person has an STD there is a good chance most people in town have it too.
@@VM-wt3ti At the time I wrote that message I was living in Brookfield Mo but it's pretty bad regionally. I also used to live in a nearby small township with a population of around 86. I would estimate 7/10 young adults in town at that time (20+ years ago) had genital warts and/or herpes. Brookfield wasn't much better. To this day a lot of people in Brookfield are doing wife swaps/swingers/open relationships/group sex/etc. Everyone's cheating on each other which leads to the lying, jealousy, and drama... If you don't want an STD stick a boot on it, better yet go full hazmat. Disgusting disease infested people. It's also in my opinion, after living pretty much all over the country at some point in my life, like this in many small towns/rural communities...
@@blase9624 most of us dont find it inconvenient, its just part of it, we prefer the piece of mind and lack of congestion both building wise and traffic, although the traffic is becoming a nuisance
I recently moved to Bieber, CA...a small town in Northern California. While I've met some decent people, a lot of these people do not treat "outsiders" that well... especially if you're not of the same race as them.
Lmao...I graduated high school there. I no longer live in Big valley, but as someone who grew up and lived in the area until I was 28, I know what you mean. Even as a person born natively to the area with family ties to the area I never fit in up there. And never cared to honestly.
People do that in Spain, Italy, and Portugal. There's great UA-cam vids on it. People in America might move to a Ghost town, but I don't know of good videos.
DEMCAD...TRUE! BUT,it trains the individual to be prepared and not soo dependent on government whereas living in major metropolitan areas the individual relinquish their abilities of self-reliance and self-sufficiency.Plus,the proximity of dwelling compromises individual potential for development.
It is women behind this gossip. If you tell anything to a woman, you tell the world so I have learnt to be careful what I say to them. Exceptions aside, men are not going to give a damn what is going on in someone else's life unless that someone is doing something interesting.
I feel really strange and uncomfortable in big cities. I don’t like them and will avoid them. I like small towns as,you can truly get to know people if you care to do so. LOL down the road .... so true.
Anyone else get the song "small town" stuck in your head after watching this video? Well I was born in a small town And I live in a small town Probably die in a small town Oh, those small communities...🎶
People who think they know and don’t and talk crap got blood on their hands and better shut their yap if they know what matters! You a Virgo with all this planning and plodding? 😂
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I miss small town living . I messed up buying a house in the city. I absolutely hate it. It either way I keep to myself and don’t talk to anyone. But country is relaxing
DEMCAD Thinks like that don’t bother me, atv’s , tractors . As long as people leave me alone I don’t care. I lived in the country I’m used to hearing quads- rifles- tractors going all the time. Even the occasional tricked out diesel truck racing up the road
i moved to a small town because housing cost forced me out of the city. BIG MISTAKE! i hate it! one thing you forgot to mention was small towns are full of right wing extremists. you really dont save that much money in a rural erea especially if you have to commutte all over hell.another thing is health care options are really bad.
I'll never go to illinois again. got harassed by the cops pretty good, just passing through. they had way too much time on their hands, not enough real criminals I guess.
ALWAYS, RESEARCH THE LAWS,LOCAL AND STATE.AND THE CRIME STATISTICS AND THE ECONOMIC POTENTIAL.DON'T JUMP FROM THE FRYING PAN INTO THE FIRE.! KNOW YOUR GOALS....
I’m a city boy. But I remember driving into a small town in North Dakota and the only place open was a bar that serves frozen pizza. Me and my friends walked in a little loud and you could feel the eyes of the bar look on us. They knew we were outsiders.
You guys flatlanders lol
That’s the truth. You won’t even be one of them after 20 yr
I know this is an old comment but I know the feeling all too well.
I'm from a tiny small town. There are several small towns in the mountain valley where I'm from, an area of about 120 square miles. The total population of that area is about 600. Anyways, despite myself growing up there natively, if I walked in the local bar I would stand out for sure.
I remember going there one time back in 2009 and people didn't know who I was, despite having grown up and lived in the area for 24 years. That was kinda funny. But of course our family was never part of the local "in" club, and we didn't hang out with very many people. My mom was born there in 1953, and we have long family ties to the place. I don't live there anymore. But when I still did I mostly never went out to the bar. Bunch of dumbasses I don't care to see hang out there mostly.
"Once an outsider, always an outsider." - as told to me by a life-long resident of my small town.
I prefer small cities rather than small towns. It's not too small but not monstrous.
yep, and you can get a local job within reasonable walking distance...big plus.
@@vex6559 So true.
Don't spend alot on gas to go far.
I live in Miami I get two Walmart in 10 minutes and I live 5 miles away
@@planetuniversal8085 Miami fucking sucks, And talk about waste of gas in stop and go traffic I moved there thinking I'd be different definitely didn't dig Florida at all, Lot of hype but a lot of bullshit. Imo
That's why I love giving out dis info about myself to people just to see who shares what.
You hit the nail on the head! I much prefer the City life. People mind your own bussiness there. I have never liked small towns and I never will. I'm 68 yrs old. They are not going to change me. Not religious. I hate it where I am. Have been trying to sell my house. They stop that from happening. I am so happy to hear from someone that say's the same thing about small towns that I believe. Hey, small towns are not for everybody. I don't mean to hurt their feelings. But they don't mind telling you what and how they believe. I'm originally from Los Angeles and they don't mind telling me , that's what's worng with me. I like different cultures and travel. They don't. Big difference, they wanted me to be like them. Sorry to say, but I am a misfit here.
Exactly...Small towns are packed with very wicked people in a small space..I mean I was stalked by this entired community for years..and I just want to get away and NEVER see this place again..At least in a big city you can get lost in sauce and people are too busy working trying to pay big rents to care what anybody else is doing..I mean...I'd rather work three jobs, go home and go to bed and not be bothered with anyone calling my phone or knocking on my door keeping up shyt....I mean people think living in a small town is cheap but they're getting to be as expensive as everywhere else....It's not worth it..And if you're targeted, they will stop you from getting jobs and housing anyways...Planning my escape.
Become a minimalist and enjoy the outdoors. Rural areas are great.
MONTAGRAPH IS LOOSING IT LIVE AS WE SPEAK ,CHECK HIS SOCIAL BLADE HE LOST 150 SUBS LAST NIGHT... YOU KNOW HE HAS YOUR CHANNEL ON HIS DASHBOARD AS A FEATURED CHANNEL. JUST SAYING DEMCAD MOST PEOPLE ASKED HIM TO BE REMOVED. .. YOUR THE ONLY ONE LEFT SIR, I THOUGHT YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE YOU START LOSSING SUBS FROM HIS CYBER BULLY ANTICKS WITH OTHER UA-camRS
I don't know what you're talking. I have enough drama at work.
@@DEMCAD OctoberReinz/UmbrellaMan/CyberStalking/RICO LAW/MONTAGRAPH _it is pretty simple, you are the company you keep & on youtube Montagraph gets a failing grade_ he totes you as his greatest ally & friend on youtube, just a heads up so you can protect yourself sir
Live a better quality of life, Avoid the chaos.
I live in a small town. The post master hated me until I wrote a letter to the USPS consumer advocacy center in DC. The neighbor lady hates me and has called the police on me 3 times. Im 60 years old and have never had anyone call the police on me until I moved to texas. She didnt like my little dogs barking at here, even though they are only out a few times a day for short periods since they are inside couch potato dogs. She called police because I unknowingly lit a fire on a "non burn day". Then, when I had enough of her staring at me from her back porch just looking for a reason to call the police again, I decided to put up a privacy fence. Guess what? She called the police on me because she said I was putting a fence on her property. went inside, got my land platt, showed it to police, showed them my survey stakes. Police apologized, went back and yelled at the lady for causing us so much grief. I put the fence up and have never had another problem. Most folks in small towns are nice but every town has a couple of anal orifices. And good tall fences can solve a lot of problems.
Good fences make good neighbors...or at least less annoying ones!
What town?
@@JK20239 Waskom
My dad made the mistake of telling the neighbor he voted for Obama. I don't talk about religion or politics because no one agrees and I tell them ahead of time about that. Cuts down on the b.s.
My experience you move to someplace like Missouri and you find that most locals are not all that friendly and they are distrustful. You find your self being friendly with all the other transplants and I'm not even in a small town. Folks will tell you people in small towns here will never accept you even if you have been there for many years you will still be an outsider. Hanging with all the other outsiders is not all that bad. One problem with less populated areas is you cannot get lost in the crown which means you will more than likely be surveilled and watched by givernment.
THEY KNOW STUFF ABOUT YOU ...U DON'T EVEN KNOW!!..😡😡😡
So true!
Strange things happen in small towns. I like small-mid size cities. Not too big where you feel like 1 in a million but not too small where everyone is in my business
Same here.
THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED. THANK YOU!!!!
First of all, be prepared to work near a big city and live in a small town. I work 1 hours from Cleveland, oh. A dollars goes farther in my small town. The price of a nice home is lower in a small town. Most of the time the traffic to the job is not bad. I can effectively save for my retirement be ready to grab opportunity when they come your way. Don't be apart of the hopeless gloom committed of the small town.
You can smile and say hi to people and they won't think you're weird in a small town.
Hi! 🤪
One can say smile and say hi in a big city too. Small towns don’t have a monopoly on friendliness.
@@TrolleyDodger. lmao that pretty funny
Not in a really small town. If you ain't from around there.
Its all fake smiles, you can best believe they gossip about you behind your back even if they dont know or interact with you. They form fake stories and narratives about you. Just closed minded is what they are.
Brother Demcad you are so right about living in small towns. ( small rural towns especially)Yes people in small towns do talk a whole lot. You can't keep your business to yourself. People are very noisy. No privacy. Everybody knows everybody. The people in these small rural towns take going to church on Sundays very seriously . When there is a major sporting event such as Basket ball and Football the whole town goes to those events and most businesses close. One thing about living in a small rural towns is you don't have to look over your shoulders all the time. Crime occurs in small towns such as burglary,assaults petty crimes, rapes, shootings, and murders. The cost of living is different and wages are low. No competition when it comes to jobs. Rents are going up too or high in small towns. Its terrible you have to drive 20 or 30 miles to Walmart. And you have to drive 50 and 60 miles to a major hospital. Living in the Delta sometimes is not always cracked up to be. I'll say this much. Those small towns are quiet in the daytime as well the in night time. Some people living in rural towns in the USA still leave their house doors unlocked.
That's why most people keep to them selves and their small circle of relationships. Reputations are made and destroy by gossip.....
i'd mention the stigma of doing something even once and having that label with you forever. Like you wear a certain shirt or hat and get a degrading nickname, or wreck in a ditch by a deer and get labeled a terrible driver etc. Those things happen in the city but they are amplified in small towns. Also in those gossipings, by the time it gets around to other people it's totally untrue or embellished.
ALWAYS, RESEARCH THE LAWS,LOCAL AND STATE.AND THE CRIME STATISTICS AND THE ECONOMIC POTENTIAL.DON'T JUMP FROM THE FRYING PAN INTO THE FIRE.! KNOW YOUR GOALS....
I'm from Miami and moved to a small town for college and I have never acclimated to small town life, it feels like it sucks you dry cause there's nothing to do with your drive or energy. The gossiping is horrible, I once had someone gossip about a women's breast cancer and her husband leaving her 🤨
Yep...a bunch of losers who have no life and no hope of success, if you have motivation you will be surrounded by people who will look at you like a strange person for not being a loser like them. They are low grade people.
same, im a fast paced person who’s interested in tech and not good at manual labor. The small town is definitely not for me
My boyfriend is from Detroit , and is trying to relocate here to S.C. to be with me. But he wants the change, the quiet life. I told him what to expect, but he’s been to S.C. before. Where I live, we don’t even have a supermarket anymore. I work 45 minutes away. Yes, life in a small town is exactly what you describe. Many city people can’t handle how hard day to day life can be at times in a small town, and grow impatient or depressed. I’m originally from Syracuse. I love visiting the city, but it’s nice to come back to the quiet. I went to Detroit for the first time this year, enjoyed it!!!! But wouldn’t want to live there ...
You ARE an outsider.. ain't nothing ever gonna change that. 10-20-30 yr and you are still THE outsider. Be willing to live alone and if you can't then find someplace much bigger.
I been in my small town of 3000 people and here 20yrs but will never be fully accepted.
@@jdo2574 Yep 17,000 - 10 yrs and I really only kinda know 5-6 people. Best part is they leave me alone and I LIKE that. If I don't even have to talk to anyone in a couple of months its fine with me.
I kinda want to move to a small-town someday. It would be nice to live in a place where people actually know you. Here in new york city, you don't even know the name of your neighbor of 10 years.
It sounds better than what it actually is !
We moved to,a super small,town in North,central Florida. The,nearest,small,city,is,15 miles away. All in,all we,loved,it. Much,quieter and slower,pace,of,life
This is pretty spot on.
Small towns in the Midwest are really suffering. 50 years ago the farmers kept the small town prosperous and supplied with school children. There were 2 or 3 farmers per section of land and they all had 3 or more children. Today, there is one farmer per 2 or 3 sections and they have 3 or less children. There were 32 seniors in my class in 1969, today there are 4 and they have had to consolidate the school with two other small towns. The small town I grew up in is too far away from towns that have job opportunities to be a decent bedroom community, so the writing is on the wall that it will probably be basically a ghost town in another decade or so. Also, the average age of a resident is over 65 now.
My school had to combine with two other schools now for football. That is how much enrollment has gone down. To find a job you have to leave town the last 30 years.
i’ve always been a city boy my whole life. went to a small town in mississippi with my friend for 3 days and immediately loved the small town atmosphere. i live in tampa, fl and i HATE it. can’t stand the traffic in the day and honestly just don’t like the city/suburbs anymore. i like how everyone knows each other, in some areas your next door neighbour is like a mile away, sometimes lots of small businesses and sometimes little to no traffic :D i love driving so that’s literally perfect for me
Everything you complain about now you’ll miss badly living in a small town with nothing !
Hey brother, it’s been a bit since I’ve spent much time on UA-cam, you look like you’re getting fit brother, nice job!
In Texas we guage distance by TIME. It's not how many miles, but how many hours to get to places. 2 to 3 hours is not long to drive to a place. Everything is far away. Just going to the store is a 3 to 4 hour trip.
I live in West Tx and this is so true. People not from here ask how far it is to XYZ town.. Locals reply about a 2hr drive depending on construction. Lol
That is absolutely insane
@Keith Smash For some small rural towns, yes they are. In larger cities traffic is crazy. It takes me 1.5 hours to travel 20 miles sometimes and that is if there is not a wreck. I only travel early in the morning now. Anytime after 11 am and it's bumper to bumper traffic. Remember Texas is 12 hundred miles across. Many small towns are islocated served by sometimes only a local conventent /gas station. If you want to go to a Walmarts you have to drive a ways. Some large ranches are larger than entire counties. Some ranches measure their land not in acres, but in square miles. Kings Ranch is a 100 miles across. Close to 700 ,000 acres of land.
@@johnd4348 after yesterday's events here in Odessa I am soo ready to get back to a small rural town. Just one more reason to dislike cities.
@@karlt8233 I am planning to move at the end of 2020. Have to get some financial things in order, then selling the house and moving to a rural undisclosed location. I believe we are about to enter a complete chaotic situation financially and socially sometime in the next 5 to 6 years. Not going to be caught in the big city when it goes down. Besides the cost of living in large cities is getting unaffortable were I am and the standard of living is going down each year.
Now a days especially in the South the niceness is pure fake! It’s all fake! The souther hospitality is not the same! I left for the West Coast and I’ll never go back to a small town especially on the east coast and down south! I miss the Familiarity of seeing the same faces but even that gets old and now a days these small towns are hit the worse with drugs !!!!!!
I live in a small town with about 2000 people, a lot of back roads and farms, then there’s the village part where there family owned dinners and shops, there’s this dinner that’s on this boat floating on the river
dont forget the drug labs...it always looks nice, until you move in and you notice the lookouts...alot of small town families support their drug addicted kids. There's a horde of em, and with it...the break ins, robbery, violent crime... everything from the city but no one to hear ya scream......always be packin
Yeah, that is 100% facts and no one wants to talk about it or admit it. Loser kids who have no future supported by mommy.
Thank God the cartel put most of them out of business. The Mexicans are less of a problem locally than home-grown addicts.
Haha demcad I clicked on this one wanting to know the scoop! I agree but just wanted to see your input
I’m surprised you didn’t make a move to Atlanta. I remember you saying how you enjoyed it there. You would thrive in ATL.
Have you had the chance to watch American Factory on Netflix yet?
Really would like to hear your thoughts.
This guy knows what he is saying I've lost a few freinds to suicide from the gossopers small towns are evil do not raise your special needs kids in a very small town. one sycopath gossoper in a small town is a bad deal. And yes if you gossip about other pepole behind ther back you are a bad person at the very least.
Exactly...Small towns are just one step away from HELL...I have been a victim of gangstalking/ community mobbing. These people RUIN LIVES and enjoy it. I mean this whole community tried to kill me and my family.. I don't even bother anyone...But I have very bad PTSD from all they have done to me..I"m looking into litigation..I need to be PAID for what they've done to me.. And I will NEVER be able to trust anyone ever again because of these people. They need to be held accountable.
Yep they dont care if you have a special needs child or any of that all they do is flap their gums all day because their lives suck and they have no business of their own so they mind yours.
They can smell outsiders.
Very true.
My advice would first check out the job opportunities in that area. Then the houses or apartments areas.
Love a Demcad video!
Thanks for watching.
In the big cities you are invisible and people don't care about what you are doing. Small towns don't like outsiders.
very true about small towns.
Yeah they hate outsiders, but without outsiders their dumb small towns would shrivel up. They need to realize outsiders dont like them either, only difference is outsiders can mind their business if they dont like you and outsiders will stay away from a townie, but townies cant mind their business and will actively try and mess with an outsider and gossip.
@@jensz9360yup, that’s why they’re becoming ghost towns or retirement homes
@@avo.avocado Yeah and the residents are too damn stupid to realize it and too stupid to change their ways.
There's good things and bad things but i think small town people are toxic,maybe not all of them of course, but mostly..and unless you bond with that type of lifestyle you are going to feel stressed and unhappy. But that's just my opinion 🙏🏻
Are you still in the small town? And are you owning any cattle?
What do you do for work?
Good info. Average city people find it shocking that strangers find their business interesting or their social missteps offensive.
I was born in a big city in Ohio. Now I live in a small town in Michigan. Vastly different! I love small town living. I enjoy a slower paced life.
Did they welcome you in or seem standoffish?
You did not say anything about how in assimilate into a small town.
They probably pretended to welcome him then behind his back formulated gossip about him and anything he chose to not tell them they just filled in the blank using their own narrative and the gossip snowball kept rolling.
Have lived in my small Nebraska town of about 250 for three years now. Everything you said was spot on. I was viewed as an outsider from day one. Why? Because a representative of each of the FOUR churches in town came to ask if i would like to attend their church. I said NO to each. I live by myself with my dog. Everything we do is on the agenda. When my house was for sale a while back, the lady in the town store knew about my buyers before I did! The rural myth of polite, hard-working Americans evaporated before i had been here six months. Angry, gossiping farmers who all know everything better than you. And don't you DARE suggest a new or different way to do anything! There is a plague of alcoholism and meth just under the surface. The Sinaloa cartel put the local meth dealers out of business a few years back, so that keeps some of the crime in check. The cops are generally lazy, have little except domestic violence and speed traps to keep busy, and play favorites. Only three people have been in my house since I moved her, and that is too many. I love my home, I love the open spaces out here, but I can't stand these gossips - worse than 16yo girls on the cheer leading squad.
In Alabama you will get all the help you need in a bad situation. People are very helpful here and talkative. Plan on talking to people for at least 10 minutes, even people you don't know. If things go south, Alabama is a great place to be.
There are no boring places.
Just boring people
In Australia, we sometimes use the phrase "a country mile". That could mean five or ten miles away.
Same in USA. "Longer than a county mile"......then there is a saying "In a New York minute"
Another one is "Just down the road". That usually means at least a few blocks away. While "Down the road" could mean miles away. "Right around the corner" is similar to a few blocks away, too.
Small town life is miserable . There is no privacy and no real entertainment like in bigger places . If you walk down the street there is a big chance that you will see someone you know .
Exactly...
You have to be a native to enjoy living in a small town. Modern Americans don’t understand that. You can’t just “join” small town culture.
@@commonsense7787not at all I have property away from everyone if you wanna have fun just go into town
@@commonsense7787This attitude is why small towns are turning into ghost towns or retirement homes.
@@commonsense7787 Sometimes the native people don't like the other small town people. That's me. I like the area I'm from for the land and mountains themselves. But the people...yeah I don't give a rats ass about most of the people. Bunch of gossip and BS I don't care to participate in.
True, down the road can be a 1/2 hour drive. You have to be a lot more prepared for emergencies. There is no UBER in small towns.
John D they do u-better start walking befo night fall catcha
I just moved to a Northern town in British Columbia from the city in the south. I've lived in small towns before but I am urban by custom, and am used to people not being interested in my personal life, I just wanna mind my own business. It's 1.25 hrs to Walmart. Do you think not networking and keeping to yourself in a small town will cause you to be ostracized, even victimized and chased out?
Yes. They especially do not like people from outside their community.
I also moved to a small town in BC from the lower mainland. Yes, keeping to yourself and letting people know you’re from a big city (or worse another province) will cause them to act as though you don’t exist. People who were very friendly when they first met me give me the cold shoulder after I told them where I’m from. Simple as that. People I never met tell me they know me who I am what I do, my interactions, it’s disturbing. The gossip is horrid. The way they speak about each other behind their backs. I’ve never met such damaged people like this before. It’s frightening to know that most small towns are like this. I’m already planning my escape. I never expected people here to be so petty. The owner at a restaurant I worked at would tell me who they didn’t like and how to serve them (not bring them appetizers, to ignore them) I was so disgusted at how unprofessional people in small towns are. I didn’t go to a cafe or a restaurant for a while and when I returned they asked if I was mad at them. 😳 moving to small town BC has really lose more respect for humanity.
There's a reason why suicides and drug addiction are sky high in small towns and rural areas.
I'm happy here in Los Angeles where everyone lives in their little bubbles and minds their own business. A lot more money to be made and things to do here, too.
@@JC-kv1vn
Crime is at record low levels in California. Where's your proof?
This is why I don't want to live in a small town. I hate how you can't have your own privacy, it would drive me nuts.
I find both small towns AND cities are hard to find gas stations in.
You get off the highway at a small town and you may drive 5 more mile before you get to a gas station.
You get off highway in a congested city and 1st there aren't may gas stations left inside cities AND you sit in traffic to get to one a few streets away.
Go to Mississippi and the Gas Stations are always the first things you will see
If you live in a small town...like so small its not even a full town, then can you get away with living off grid more? Or to build your own house and get away with less building code stuff?
Thanks.
Somewhat yes. We still have building codes but it varies from town to town
EXACTLY......EVEN IF YOU DON'T DEAL....THEY IN YO BIZNESS....IF THE THINGS ,YOU DONT EVEN KNOW NOTHING ABOUT....
Yeah it seems that way to me also but I still don't care about them 😂✌
#1 on my list was going to church. Don't go to the early service though. Only the people who want to get stuff done on a sunday go to the early service.
When our mom and pop grocery store closed we had to drive a half hour for groceries until a small chain store opened up at the edge of town.
Our county had no stop lights when I was growing up. They are up to two now after thirty years.
Having kids are a big advantage in a small town too. It forces you to meet people just because kids do stuff.
Also I suggest living at the edge of town or outside of it you'll have more privacy that way.
Another big thing is to join up the local sportsman or snowmobile club. You won't have to act as fake as you do in church.
Imagine DemCad out on a snowmobile trapping muskrats or going fishing out at the local dam.
If you got a large buck and you get your picture in the local paper you'll hear about for years.
The best option is a small town near a bigger city. Work in the bigger city, enjoy what it has, then retire to your quiet safe small village where you can take a 2 AM stroll if you want to.
Hey Linus, still waiting for the Great Pumpkin?
I actually enjoy the gossip of small downs. If you stay above it and laugh its endlessly entertaining.
I don't care of what anyone says, but this why I never want to leave Chicago, I've lived at Medium Size Cities at Michigan in the past and I HATED IT with a passion. There are Violent Crimes at many Small Towns these days just like Big Cities
In the small town I grew up in we didn't want outsiders ( especially from the big city) moving into our great little community. Times have changed. Walmart and other franchise have ruined the quality of small town living. People in small towns have become much more poor in every way. The small town I grew up in we were like a tribe that was much more self sustainable than the small towns today. The farther back in time you go and it was much more moral and respectable and honest. People did business on a handshake. So different now.
I know it can seem like that, but we view the past through nostalgic, rose tinted spectacles, it's an inherent human bias (called _'rosy retrospection')_
The communities our ancestors lived in could be brutal in different ways, you only have to look back at the middle ages or to world war 2 (or to present day Myanmar) to find terrible examples of human depravity, contrast that with somewhere super civilized like modern day Japan, that's why I don't think things are degenerating, rather than they are just following age-old patterns/cycles of change.
The collective morality of a society is influenced by culture and environment, and so it will naturally ebb and flow too, it always has, human beings however are essentially the same as we were 200,000 years ago. In the decades post WWII, societies were more conscious of rotten ideologies and toxic, immoral behaviors that could lead to maniacs like Adolf gaining traction - society rejected bad behavior... as time passes we become somewhat complacent, take the 80s, when the economy is booming and the media has a fetish for the wealthy, then people societies morality shifts when statements like 'greed is good' are celebrated. Recently we see fetishization of 'celebrity', being rich without doing the work, gangster culture in music, politicians lying... all normal/celebrated, so thew general populations morality is changed as a reflection.
_Side note: I have always longed to move to somewhere rural, I'd love to actually be a part of a community, rather than an anonymous drone. The noise, pollution, the anger and stress of the city is not a natural environment for us._
@@10aDowningStreet Not me, I value my privacy.
The main thing you need to know is that nothing is like it used to be. There are less assholes in small towns only because there are less people.
yeh Ive noticed I dont see as many kids playing outside as there used to be.
I am not a American citizen and want to move to the US but in a small town. Which town do you highly recommend?
Many good small towns in Tennessee and Kentucky. Depending on what your line of work is,check out the jobs first. I learned that the hard way. Best of luck!
Dont, they will pretend to accept you but you wil be disliked and gossiped about.
Half the time the gossip isn't even true. My advice to someone moving to a rural area is if you're going to have sex wear a rubber. As you said there isn't much too do so many people spend their time doing each other... If one person has an STD there is a good chance most people in town have it too.
you should always wear rubber
Which city you live in?
@@VM-wt3ti At the time I wrote that message I was living in Brookfield Mo but it's pretty bad regionally. I also used to live in a nearby small township with a population of around 86. I would estimate 7/10 young adults in town at that time (20+ years ago) had genital warts and/or herpes. Brookfield wasn't much better. To this day a lot of people in Brookfield are doing wife swaps/swingers/open relationships/group sex/etc. Everyone's cheating on each other which leads to the lying, jealousy, and drama... If you don't want an STD stick a boot on it, better yet go full hazmat. Disgusting disease infested people.
It's also in my opinion, after living pretty much all over the country at some point in my life, like this in many small towns/rural communities...
Ever drive through those teeny tiny villages with like 12 houses? I don't know why but they depress me....lol.
Don Jr was in pikeville today
Hi What population would you consider a small town? 2000 people?
Under 5000 is a village. 5000 to to 50,000 is a town. Over 50k is a city
there is no public transit in small towns....
That's because we don't need it
@@Bornagain7202 30 minute walmart drives 😂😂 okay
@@blase9624 thats part of living in a rural setting, dont like it, move to a big city
@@Bornagain7202 don't get in your feelings. I was just pointing out the inconvenience 😂
@@blase9624 most of us dont find it inconvenient, its just part of it, we prefer the piece of mind and lack of congestion both building wise and traffic, although the traffic is becoming a nuisance
Give them something to talk about.
You're losing a lot of weight. I can see it in you head and face.
The Church is the first Town Hall. Towns are built around a church.
Yeah you mean gossip centers.
I live in big city Toronto and I hate it. I want to move to a small town
I recently moved to Bieber, CA...a small town in Northern California. While I've met some decent people, a lot of these people do not treat "outsiders" that well... especially if you're not of the same race as them.
Lmao...I graduated high school there. I no longer live in Big valley, but as someone who grew up and lived in the area until I was 28, I know what you mean. Even as a person born natively to the area with family ties to the area I never fit in up there. And never cared to honestly.
Is it possible to move into a ghost town .
People do that in Spain, Italy, and Portugal. There's great UA-cam vids on it. People in America might move to a Ghost town, but I don't know of good videos.
I moved to a small town and everyones in my goddamn business and i already did some dumb shit 🤣
I am not from the U.S. but this is true in all countries. My advice is: Get the hell out as soon as you can.
First!!!
BUT IF YOU HATE PEOPLE AND WANT TO LIVE IN THE WOODS.............
Small town worse than a hair salon😂
Cities don't mind their own business they stalk too.
DEMCAD cheating on his old barber! lol
😆....is the same thing everywhere.
When you live in a small town you will be further away from a large number of desperate people when SHTF happens.
DEMCAD...TRUE! BUT,it trains the individual to be prepared and not soo dependent on government whereas living in major metropolitan areas the individual relinquish their abilities of self-reliance and self-sufficiency.Plus,the proximity of dwelling compromises individual potential for development.
It is women behind this gossip. If you tell anything to a woman, you tell the world so I have learnt to be careful what I say to them. Exceptions aside, men are not going to give a damn what is going on in someone else's life unless that someone is doing something interesting.
I feel really strange and uncomfortable in big cities. I don’t like them and will avoid them. I like small towns as,you can truly get to know people if you care to do so. LOL down the road .... so true.
Anyone else get the song "small town" stuck in your head after watching this video?
Well I was born in a small town
And I live in a small town
Probably die in a small town
Oh, those small communities...🎶
People who think they know and don’t and talk crap got blood on their hands and better shut their yap if they know what matters! You a Virgo with all this planning and plodding? 😂
Nah it’s not my thing
lol
Hi Demcad! enjoy your channel.. a recent subscriber- do you have a cash app or paypal where your followers can support your content. keep up the great work.
I miss small town living . I messed up buying a house in the city. I absolutely hate it. It either way I keep to myself and don’t talk to anyone. But country is relaxing
Relaxing until someone starts riding around in an ATV.
DEMCAD
Thinks like that don’t bother me, atv’s , tractors . As long as people leave me alone I don’t care. I lived in the country I’m used to hearing quads- rifles- tractors going all the time. Even the occasional tricked out diesel truck racing up the road
i moved to a small town because housing cost forced me out of the city. BIG MISTAKE! i hate it! one thing you forgot to mention was small towns are full of right wing extremists. you really dont save that much money in a rural erea especially if you have to commutte all over hell.another thing is health care options are really bad.
Correct. We believe in law and order. You should go back to your homelessness and burglaries.
Depressing
Random...
Number one, don't bring that inner city bullshit with you.
But what is that inner city bullshit ? Examples?
come " to illinois, "the land of Lincoln".
I'll never go to illinois again. got harassed by the cops pretty good, just passing through. they had way too much time on their hands, not enough real criminals I guess.
You mean Chicago and its abused serfs?
I will visit Chicago, but I can't live in a state that doesn't respect the second amendment.
Lincoln, born in Kentucky.
NO THANK YOU, Lincoln can have his "land". I don't want it.
And this is why I don't want to live in a small town.
You losing weight
ALWAYS, RESEARCH THE LAWS,LOCAL AND STATE.AND THE CRIME STATISTICS AND THE ECONOMIC POTENTIAL.DON'T JUMP FROM THE FRYING PAN INTO THE FIRE.! KNOW YOUR GOALS....