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You exaggerate a little. Today I just drove from Summerlin (Charleston/215) to Lake Las Vegas in 35 minutes with cruise control set at 70mph. About the same coming back. I would say closer to a hour round trip. Not one way. I agree with construction. The city flower is the orange cone.
I’m born and raised Vegas 52 years Vegas Strong 💪🏽 I can tell you it’s parenting, my Mom and Dad NEVER exposed us kids to the adult life. We went out to eat and planning was everything but always family time.
True...but you don't have to fall vic to temptation to lose in Vegas..the whole city is setup for you to fail... I lived there for 20 yrs that place is a hell hole and so glad we escaped ✈️✌🏼💯
thank you for your honesty .... i first visited vegas in 1977 ... it was quite a nice (and VERY AFFORDABLE!) town back then... in fact southwest airlines sold a book of 10 flight coupons to vegas for $290.00! and I lived in the Los Angeles area (20 minutes from LAX) so it was very easy to hop on a plane (NO FRISKING! NO METAL DETECTORS!) and NICE hotels were a BARGAIN! .... and this was a time when you bought your (cheap) tickets for a show and there were doormen that escorted you to your seat so it was very easy to tip the guy $10 bucks (that would be at least $30 today) and he'd put you up front! ... You could also walk across (carefully) the stip (NO BARRIERS!) ... Man ... Las Vegas USED to be GREAT!
It's because in investment companies have purchased housing and dictate rents and home pricing now. Some factual information instead of ignorantly blaming the population.
@gratefulheart5454 Funny thing it didn't start getting higher until you Californians started to move into other states. We really dislike paying high prices and it is to the population but it's also due to inflation and other thing's called government 🙄
I've considered Las Vegas a good retirement venue, and many people settle in Henderson to alleviate the social and lifestyle issues. Everyplace is expensive now, and crime is high everywhere, still think LV is better than a lot of place. Californians often moved here for (used to be) cheap housing. No state income tax, good shopping and you won't travel in town that much ....
She's mostly right. F1 absolutely sucked. But she left out the biggest thing. California. They moved here, so everyone jacked up the prices and they brought their drama with them.
Another ignorant Nevadan who's family is probably not native Las Vegan. Why do u think Las Vegas is what it is? Its because of Californians. If it wasnt for Californians, Las Vegas would be smaller than Reno and Laughlin. California money built Las Vegas. Dont u forget it, kid. Go back to the Midwest or East if u dont like Californians.
I have lived in Las Vegas since 2006, and I can say that everything she says is accurate. Another thing I’m going to add is this place went downhill the last few years even the best areas of Summerlin and Henderson are sketchy people moving here from the ghetto of California making it not as nice as it used to be.
1) I love the heat! 2) my kids are grown 3) no pets they died 4) sorry no cash 5) extremely disciplined 6) I don’t mind driving 7) everywhere is under construction 8) I have enough friends 9) gamble in the morning the drunks are passed out 10) there’s deals if you look 11) I don’t drink and I don’t drive at night 12) you get crime in any big city 13) I’m retired 14) high cost of living? 😮 forget it no deal I’m not moving 😅😅😅
The high crime rate ~ low lifes ~ the bad drinking water~ and blocked in traffic for any reason is just not happening ~ people who move there claim their happy there but reality is they got trapped there. You have someone even recommending to gamble in the morning.which is the equivalent of smoking ~ there’s just no good reason to gamble that’s for ignorant people. I give Las Vegas a 1 star ~ low wages, low quality people, low quality water, low quality justice system it’s corrupt and broken beyond repair.
cost of living is rapidly rising here , the worst part are the crazy drivers that will run you off the road , and not to mention the high cost of auto insurance , about 3 times higher than anywhere else in America....
I have just relocated to Las Vegas March 2024, and I have to say you are right on-point with your 14 reasons as to why a person may want to consider Not moving here. I have been looking to purchase a condo in and around the Summerlin area, and I have to say not only are the condos overpriced, but it is a fact that people selling their properties Do Not renovate them. They are selling garbage and listing them for top dollar. Why? Because Las Vegas has very little inventory. Even when the inventory was at 11,000 homes on the multiple listing seller’s did upgrade their properties before listing them for sale. Most condos in the 350k range are total gut-jobs. Another reason why I would never pay top dollar for total pieces of junk. I am not from California where I sold my property for 1.5 million, and think I am getting a bargain in this town at 500k only to renovate for another 75k and still have plenty of money left over. Thanks for the great video!
Thank you, Robert. I hear you and prices have definitely gone up in Las Vegas over the past 4 years. I hope you find a great place to rent or buy and please don't hesitate to reach out if I can help in any way!
I took my third trip to Las Vegas September of 23 and I can attest to the heat part, during the day temperatures reached 103 and I couldn't wait for night time to hit but when it did it dropped to 75° and was still very hot, it didn't even have to be humid heat to start sweating either.
I am retired and moved here 8 years 13:29 ago,and everything you said is true.Me and my wife love Nevada but,we are considering relocating further out of Las Vegas.
Dallas TX - nicer weather than Houston (brutal humidity), has big Vietnamese community I would assimilate to, diverse, no casinos in TX Utah or Hawaii, not as seedy as Vegas or Brooklyn 'the International Express', Bronx in unsafe NY, cleaner "environment" than LA and SF. Elon Musk $$$ via The Boring Company is drilling / tearing up LV. Don't live in USA!
Las Vegas has mostly retired people living there from all over the United States look at Florida that storm wiped them out I heard Nevada is one of the best states to live in very low taxes 🤔
I've lived in Vegas for over 60 years in every part of the city,I've kept track of all the horrific crimes that have taken place near me that includes 10 suicides and 15 homicides including the murder of my wife's sisters daughter and four homicides in the upscale apartment complex I resided in the last 1.5 years. Crime,greed,lack of doctors and temperatures of 120+degrees makes Vegas truly a Hell on earth! Warning Don't move here you'll be sorry!
Ms. Moreno...thank you for taking the time to be so personable to share information for people thinking about moving to the Las Vegas area. Over the years I have gone through Las Vegas, once as I was using my motorcycle in the course of taking a cross country trip , at that time from California. Also many years later just driving there for a short visit to the city to enjoy the attractions with my wife. The points you bring up are very well thoughout and presented and should really help people considering a permanent move to really consider the important considerations you have shared. Again thank you for being so helpful and I hope people will take the time to plan accordingly with your points in mind!
Fender bender car accidents. I’ve lived in Las Vegas for the past 7 years. I’ve seen over 170 accidents on the local streets. No exaggeration. Needless to say, car insurance is expensive here.
Hello :)- Great video and very informational as a resident of VEGA$ for over 13 years which is a nice place to visit but not the best place to live since the Pandemic. Along with everyone that decided to move to Las Vegas from California and NOW the cost of living is now ranked up there with California so anyone looking to save a ton of money can now dismiss that idea!!! Kudos :)-
You have listed many valid points. I was just there last Friday & my realestate agent showed me 10 homes in 3 hours and we covered the entire furthest west, north and central N/W. I mapped the strip to be no more than 25-30mins from every property. You want super spread out? Come to LA… I wish I was 20-30mins from my friends here but the sad truth is with LA traffic, commutes to see them are 1-1.5hr drives. I will have to watch your other vid on the positives. Thx
I've lived in Henderson/Las Vegas for 10 plus years and I love it, don't need to hear the 15 reasons why you might not like it here.... you could find 15 reasons to not live in any place on this planet
Now if you're down in a place like Tennessee I had to go to Once in the summer and it was 98° with 100% humidity at night that is hot sounds like you're breathing hot water air but at least in Vegas because it's dry it's not hot like I experienced in Tennessee with the humidity that was insane
😅...don't leave out: #16. Low school test scores. CCSD is not known for educating students for colleges and/or universities. High schools graduated students just so they could work minimum wage jobs in the casinos; and, #17. Comparatively Low Wages - that's why native Las Vegans can't compete in the housing market with out of state buyers who pay cash or have huge down payments. Current home prices mean average monthly payments are ranging from $2400-$3000 per month. Home prices have more than doubled since 2020 while local wages have not. It is not uncommon for an employer to offer minimum wage (+/-) plus Tips as a beginning salary! Tips (from the public) are built into the salary structure for many, many jobs. There are some regular skill wage jobs that -still- only offer $12-$15 per hour to start. In some fields, it is very, very rare to earn $20+ per hour.
We have the same temp thing on the other end of the spectrum. -40 for the low and -40 for the high (or colder) for weeks on end. Extreme heat and extreme cold are both brutal.
Hi there! I lived in Vegas for 2 years or so & I loved it! Although that was in the early 2000s, It seemed clean & there was always "something to do". The prices were low (Housing, food etc) I live/stayed in a Motel on Boulder Hwy and was paying $200 a week for a room WITH a full kitchen & bathroom. That was great back then, so I can imagine what it is now. BUT to compare with California (Where i live now) where motels are nearly $100 a night WITHOUT anything but a room and a bathroom, no kitchen or anything I always look back and think "should I have stayed there in Vegas?" Of course i was much younger then too. In 2000, i was 34 years old, im now 58, so Im not so much interested in "Nightlife" anymore. I'm also disabled now and on SSI. I ask myself "could I survive in vegas in my situation?" Probably not! So it can go both ways, If you're young, it would probably be great, but once you're in your 40s or 50s, it would probably get boring. Don't get me wrong, I loved living in vegas! But was having a hard time surviving there because i had lost my job at the time (Which is why i was staying in the motel with my severance pay). I had an "offer" to move to california (For private reasons) so I did, but sometimes i wish i hadn't. I now live in a small area that is literally in the middle of nowhere in northern calif where there's literally nothing. Anyway thank you for this video & i will be watching your other video: "15 Reasons Why I LOVE Living in Las Vegas (as a local)" next...... Thank you again!!
I lived there briefly in 2007 and ran back to Los Angeles. I found Vegas boring, and wasn't into gambling. I hated it there. Don't care for either city now. Left Los Angeles in 2017. Lol
4 queens and Apache (Binions) don’t have resort fees. There are a few others but those are the main ones that I know of. They’re downtown but I kind of like downtown more these days. More walkable and generally cheaper amenities.
Las Vegas has the least expensive and best resort hotels in America. Even with the resort fees, hotel rooms in Las Vegas are a massive bargain compared to anywhere else. If the hotel room prices are to much for you to handle, stay home.
@@jerryoconnor9227 "If the hotel room prices are too [ed. - "too" not "to"] much for you to handle, stay home." She / He wasn't complaining about the room prices; if so your "stay home" suggestion would be valid. It was / is the Resort Fees which are totally bogus AND creeping higher than inflation which is a common consensus -- no matter how much of a bargain your classy hotel's room charge might be.
That’s right Vegas doesn’t have its own primary water and neither does Arizona- they both have to borrow water 💦 from Colorado how scary is that and if ever there was an major emergency California would be served first as they are the primary receiver of water from Colorado
Here are a few problems in your video: I'm almost forty and in a few years I'll start thinking about having kids? I decided to live on the strip to be close to everything....oh, no, traffic and construction! If you live away from the strip, you see almost no traffic, almost no construction, and you are close to the commercial center of your region so you rarely venture into yhe strip. You can have kids here without seeing much more adult entertainment than you would in NYC. But schools and hospitals are terrible.
I consider las vegas a canary in coalmine area if, say, we enter deep recession, energy and water shortages occur, etc. Beware of desert areas for long-term living
I have lived in Laa Vegas since 1993. Las Vegas has turned into a shithole. If you have money, Las Vegas is great. If you have little or none, you are a ghost. Las Vegas is geared to those that have money. Our politicans bend over backwards to accomodate the gaming industry and citizens are ignored. Formula 1 is a classic example. Life was miserable for locals, especially those working on or near the Strip, during F1. Now gaming wants to bring a baseball team and a new stadium on the most congested intersection in Las Vegas, High crime rates. Driving the roads of Las Vegas is extremely stressful due to the lack of law enfrocement. People mistakenly mention Nevada's no personal income tax. In the video, Olga mentions that we are nickel and dimed with high registration fees, car insurance, gasoline taxes. We drove to Laughlin last week and gas prices were almost $1.00 a gallon cheaper in Arizona). Nevada might not have a personal income tax, but Nevada finds other ways to collect.
It’s strange that these people look at past offenses to try and put people’s lives upside down, but ignore the deadly drunk driving and high crime. They like to ignore the real problems ( we are not back in 1955)
I saw a car flipped at Decatur & Charleston. Couldn’t figure out how they got going fast enough to do it. I saw a car to the rear quarter panels in a phone window at Jones & Desert Inn.
Considering LasVegas has become such urban sprawl , one could about figure or consider using Am Track and commuting back east for actually a very reasonable cost and be able to enjoy the lower costs of housing for example and it might possibly be a draw in cost.
Thank you for your video. I'm old as dirt. I used to own a time share behind the strip. The foods I used to eat are 3x the cost now. I don't visit because of that. Sorry for the pup and the heat. That's crazy heat. But anyway, thanks for your vid.
The heat did it for me. We visited Vegas 7/5 to 7/8 of this year on Sunday the 7th it was 120 new record heat. Couldn't do anything besides stay indoors.
There are good off strip hotels and casinos that have good and reasonable food and drink prices. Local residents can take advantage of them. One advantage living in Las Vegas is you don't have to pay state taxes. As it was mention in the video .They get you in other ways
This is a very well done, professional video. Very Informative. As a person who has visited LV over a hundred times, the information presented here is very valuable and I would recommend this vid to anyone considering a move.
Thank you for your feedback! I really appreciate it. I put in alot of effort into making these videos informative and valuable! Glad you found it valuable!
I was in Vegas a few months ago, the last time i was there was about 12 years ago. I absolutely noticed the lack of grass. Thats all i kept thinking was i need to see grass😅wheres the grass.
She skipped #13, which is the most important - Water. If it stays at the same heat level as the past few years have been, in 4 years Las Vegas will have a Bad water problem. And that will kill the real estate values.
You’re spot on. Been there lived there for a couple years. I was 29 now 53 I have to say I hated it after a while it didn’t feel the same when I moved there. I do like it again finally but wouldn’t live there full time, maybe a second house. I believe I’m older and wiser being 29 and moving to Vegas wasn’t the best decision Any way love that you’ve told the truth about things people should know before they go. Kudos love your video
I've lived in New Orleans and the surrounding suburbs. We have all of that and then some. 1. Heat, add 60 to 80 percent humidity. 2. Crime. 3. Extremely limited job market. 4. Hurricanes and flooding. 5. Drinking (Bourbon Street). 6. Poor infrastructure. 7. We are on every list at the bottom for being the worst, for everything. I would trade my state for a life in Las Vegas. At the age of 57 that door is starting to close, and I really hate Louisiana.
Yes my neighborhood has real grass and we’re only allowed to water it on certain days. Las Vegas is now limiting the size of swimming pools as well. Nothing too over the top.
Awesome video, I live in North Dakota we have as many frigid months as ya'll have heat months. When I was stationed in Cali in 98 I'd go to Vegas every other weekend, It was AWESOME. Now just crazy, but fun to visit.Darrin Former Marine
the cost of living in Las Vegas is cheaper than in Massachusetts by a lot but it will go up because of supply and demand because people will see that it's cheaper and move there because of it. The only way for the city and state to alleviate that is to allow people to build more homes regardless of size even if a builder wants to build a "tiny home community" because more houses means cheaper houses
homeless people have trouble surviving the heat, so they tend to stay underground or go somewhere else with shade as extreme heat are not popular with homeless people
There's hardly any buffets now you have to pay for valet utilities have gone up outrageously the rents are treacherous hospitality jobs don't pay much you need two or three of them to survive in the city a lot of the landmarks have been imploded they are no longer there I've lived here 30 years in Vegas is no longer Vegas it's turned into a sports arena
I lived there for 18 years, and I saw the same places that were new in the early 90s and, by early 2010s, saw the deterioration due to building the bigger and brighter. What they became instant slums. Office buildings that looked very upscale became boarded up and graffiti. This is a place where it takes two years to deteriorate, whereas most cities it would take decades. The affordable places to eat a three dollar steak dinner shot up to $8. This is not a place where you can live paycheck to paycheck or just make a living on one. The city that seemed to have a lot of promises in the 90s had become a dystopia. Moving there back then was like moving to Detroit in the 50s.If it has changed, it isn't for the better. One of the many complaints was that it lacks culture, and I'm sure it's still that way
Hi Olga I guess if it gets that hot you have to be which I've been there many times in the summer you have to do like to do in Phoenix practically live in your swimming pool and make sure you got a shade cover so I could deal with that part
back in the early/mid 90's i thought about buying some of the empty land like where south point is, was cheap recall plywood signs 100 acres for $90k, seeing now if had i wouldn't be working. do miss when there was dirt between the communities. the airport was a small building believe the maverick tour building. the road traffic sucks but way designed way better than most of so cal traffic. wish was lot cheaper for rooms, eats, buffets. was a reason would visit when lived in ca. other places that is shocking for growth, laughlin, bullhead city, az, or pahrump where i bought, recall when pop was barely 10k and exploded last 6 yrs, meet people who sold out vegas and moved to pahrump.
So where did you end up selling them a home? Everything is easier to to get to from west Desert inn ( going down hill) but if you live on the strip the shot glass buildings or the panorama or Martin would be my choice.
I'm former Las Vegas resident. It's very to get to your job . If your working in one of the big hotels on the strip. Due to traffic and tourism. I didn't own a vehicle while while l lived in Las Vegas . Sometimes it's very hard to get home on the public bus on the strip . Because the buses are over full with people. Sometimes l.will have three public buses pass me by because they where over full. In order to get a good paying job at one of the big hotels on the strip or Fremont Street. You had to join the union . Called culinary workers union. Pay $100 per month for union dues. What l did t appreciate was how they will boycott and demonstrate with the big hotels owners that wouldn't sign with . Business doesn't have the right to force themselves on another business .
Im moving to Vegas in May. I have friends and family there. Half of them are Mormon ( I am not ) and they absloutely love it. I spent my entire childhood visiting there and I am in love with it. I dont like alcohol or gambling and i dont like big crowds so im not attracted to the strip. The people there are so nice and my mom and I found some of the cheapest rent we've ever seen. I live in ABQ and ive lived in Utah, Cali, and Seattle. Vegas is ridiculously cheap compared to everywhere ive lived. Y'all just dont want people moving there😂
Please move to Las Vegas! Look for reasons to move here, stay away from the negative. Las Vegas has so much to offer and there is so much more to Las Vegas than the Strip.
You can not take your dog anywhere in California. That’s only in Hollywood in posh areas and I got news for you the homeless in Hollywood and Los Angeles is horrible and extremely dangerous now .
One of the worst police departments in Las Vegas, LVMPD doesn't know how to prevent crime and doesn't respond to calls on time. Crime continues to go up without any hope of LVMPD doing anything about it. The schools are horrible. Teachers are underpaid, so they don't care about teaching. Crime against your property is undermined by the police department. Uninsurance vehicles get into accidents and leave the scene; drunk drivers are the worst. Medical care is one of the worst by hospitals and doctors. Unfriendly and bad neighbors. Police don't care to protect citizens from crime. Police are clueless about how to stop crime.
Let them know that 5 mos out of the year (not 3 mos) it will be hot. Also that most people hide in their houses and are generally not social. If you buy a home you will have renters in your neighborhood even if you live in an HOA. When they move here, if they dont have friends or family here, they will feel very isolated because neighbors do not get close generally to other neighbors unless you live here for over 10 years. Also if you have dogs, your neighbors will often have a tendency to call animal control on your dogs for barking inside or outside the home. (Yes!) Lots of karens out here. Homeless, not too bad in various parts of Vegas. Comparatively better than california! Limied number of jobs. Yes! Dont move here unless you have a job lined up. My husband and I moved here a few years back and after him sending out hundreds of resumes for 8 months, he finally got hired. It was really scary. I have never been that scared in my life to the point where we were considering getting food from a shelter to eat! And we own a home! Please, please dont move here unless you have a job lined up folks!
U forgot to mention that (I personally believe) there may “possibly” be a water shortage in Las Vegas the near future. Regardless, I still like to visit Vegas occasionally, probably not to live there though mostly bcuz of the intense heat in the Summer.
I heard there was a scorpion problem. Can you make a video about the pest there. I am thinking about moving the family there from ohio at the beginning of the year.
@@mikeo9596 His whole cabinet is Dem and all but one of our Congressional districts are Dem. Almost all of local Clark county officials are Dem. Lombardo is a moderate RINO at best and won’t be re elected.
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You exaggerate a little. Today I just drove from Summerlin (Charleston/215) to Lake Las Vegas in 35 minutes with cruise control set at 70mph. About the same coming back. I would say closer to a hour round trip. Not one way.
I agree with construction. The city flower is the orange cone.
listen to CoastDream-Soft Moon
here in San Francisco during the summer it’s hardly get hot the temperature will get around 60 to 70 degree
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Well, no hurricanes, no tornadoes, works for me.
@chrisdorman-c5rkeep your head up. Things will get better for you, but you can't give up.
@chrisdorman-c5r that's what you do, take it one day at a time.
I’m born and raised Vegas 52 years Vegas Strong 💪🏽 I can tell you it’s parenting, my Mom and Dad NEVER exposed us kids to the adult life. We went out to eat and planning was everything but always family time.
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Must not be from Vegas
@@annarapovy8088 lived there 25 yrs FOH
@@self-maidyour wrong for that 👿
@@self-maid What was the point in being an asshole here?
These videos crack me up. They discourage moving to Vegas, but they make tons of Vegas content for money on UA-cam. And they never move 🤣
They just don’t want anyone else moving there lmao, it’s the same with every decent state.
She speaks the truth 💯! I lived there for over a decade myself and it's all real! Ain't no political or other reason to tell people that info. C'mon!
@@connorl7432You're totally wrong.
go, move there, I was there for 12 years and now im now southern california raising a family.,
if you cant control temptation then you will end up broke, homeless or in jail.
True...but you don't have to fall vic to temptation to lose in Vegas..the whole city is setup for you to fail... I lived there for 20 yrs that place is a hell hole and so glad we escaped ✈️✌🏼💯
thank you for your honesty .... i first visited vegas in 1977 ... it was quite a nice (and VERY AFFORDABLE!) town back then... in fact southwest airlines sold a book of 10 flight coupons to vegas for $290.00! and I lived in the Los Angeles area (20 minutes from LAX) so it was very easy to hop on a plane (NO FRISKING! NO METAL DETECTORS!) and NICE hotels were a BARGAIN! .... and this was a time when you bought your (cheap) tickets for a show and there were doormen that escorted you to your seat so it was very easy to tip the guy $10 bucks (that would be at least $30 today) and he'd put you up front! ... You could also walk across (carefully) the stip (NO BARRIERS!) ... Man ... Las Vegas USED to be GREAT!
Used to be affordable. Now the rents are ridiculous. This happend all in a matter of a few years. Crazy
If you voted DEMOCRAT, you have only yourself to blame.
blame gavin newsome for the california exodus...people in california are moving to vegas, austin texas and arizona
It's because in investment companies have purchased housing and dictate rents and home pricing now. Some factual information instead of ignorantly blaming the population.
Thats every city. I moved from the east coast to Vegas and the east coast rent prices in even small towns are 100-500$ more if not 1k more.
@gratefulheart5454
Funny thing it didn't start getting higher until you Californians started to move into other states. We really dislike paying high prices and it is to the population but it's also due to inflation and other thing's called government 🙄
I've considered Las Vegas a good retirement venue, and many people settle in Henderson to alleviate the social and lifestyle issues. Everyplace is expensive now, and crime is high everywhere, still think LV is better than a lot of place. Californians often moved here for (used to be) cheap housing. No state income tax, good shopping and you won't travel in town that much ....
She's mostly right. F1 absolutely sucked. But she left out the biggest thing. California. They moved here, so everyone jacked up the prices and they brought their drama with them.
Another ignorant Nevadan who's family is probably not native Las Vegan. Why do u think Las Vegas is what it is? Its because of Californians. If it wasnt for Californians, Las Vegas would be smaller than Reno and Laughlin. California money built Las Vegas. Dont u forget it, kid. Go back to the Midwest or East if u dont like Californians.
... and by drama you mean their driving right?
@@daixer3156 Right? There’s an auto accident attorney billboard on every block in Vegas.
I have lived in Las Vegas since 2006, and I can say that everything she says is accurate. Another thing I’m going to add is this place went downhill the last few years even the best areas of Summerlin and Henderson are sketchy people moving here from the ghetto of California making it not as nice as it used to be.
Thx for the info, sounds scary!😳👍
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Thissss comment !!!! Omg YES 😢 ITS HORRIBLE
Like I tell idots that complain about vegas, leave find your happy place, I don't like Chicago so here I am. In my happy place, las vegas.
I loved living in Chicago for 60 years, great place to live and work. Las Vegas is a great place to party and be retired.
Chicago is awesome! That and the beautiful skyline on Lake Michigan that’s way cleaner than the surrounding waters of New York City.
you spelled idiot wrong
@@sharkfinz6 He was referring to the Illinois Department Of Transportation, or IDOT.
1) I love the heat! 2) my kids are grown 3) no pets they died 4) sorry no cash 5) extremely disciplined 6) I don’t mind driving 7) everywhere is under construction 8) I have enough friends 9) gamble in the morning the drunks are passed out 10) there’s deals if you look 11) I don’t drink and I don’t drive at night 12) you get crime in any big city 13) I’m retired 14) high cost of living? 😮 forget it no deal I’m not moving 😅😅😅
You missed poor medical care. Getting an appointment to see a specialist can take many months and the hospitals can be full when you need a bed.
The high crime rate ~ low lifes ~ the bad drinking water~ and blocked in traffic for any reason is just not happening ~ people who move there claim their happy there but reality is they got trapped there. You have someone even recommending to gamble in the morning.which is the equivalent of smoking ~ there’s just no good reason to gamble that’s for ignorant people. I give Las Vegas a 1 star ~ low wages, low quality people, low quality water, low quality justice system it’s corrupt and broken beyond repair.
💯💯💯 it should be renamed Las Diablo.. because it's a hell hole, sand trap that tries to destroy everyone in every aspect of they're lives.
@@self-maid people destroy themselves. You did it to yourself....
@@CruickedReality I did what to myself? My life is wonderful..you sound triggered..u probably live at a budget suite on trop🤣
Exactly. I found Vegas depressing. I lasted 4 months. Hated it.
Incompetent LVMPD
cost of living is rapidly rising here , the worst part are the crazy drivers that will run you off the road , and not to mention the high cost of auto insurance , about 3 times higher than anywhere else in America....
under 100F its just dry heat and feels wonderful. AT 110F the heat pain sets in and dont be outside in.
100 degrees in Vegas doesn't feel bad at all, I agree :)
As a former resident of Las Vegas, I can honestly say I Will NEVER live there again.
How come?
And where do you live now?
I have just relocated to Las Vegas March 2024, and I have to say you are right on-point with your 14 reasons as to why a person may want to consider Not moving here. I have been looking to purchase a condo in and around the Summerlin area, and I have to say not only are the condos overpriced, but it is a fact that people selling their properties Do Not renovate them. They are selling garbage and listing them for top dollar. Why? Because Las Vegas has very little inventory. Even when the inventory was at 11,000 homes on the multiple listing seller’s did upgrade their properties before listing them for sale. Most condos in the 350k range are total gut-jobs. Another reason why I would never pay top dollar for total pieces of junk. I am not from California where I sold my property for 1.5 million, and think I am getting a bargain in this town at 500k only to renovate for another 75k and still have plenty of money left over. Thanks for the great video!
Thank you, Robert. I hear you and prices have definitely gone up in Las Vegas over the past 4 years. I hope you find a great place to rent or buy and please don't hesitate to reach out if I can help in any way!
I took my third trip to Las Vegas September of 23 and I can attest to the heat part, during the day temperatures reached 103 and I couldn't wait for night time to hit but when it did it dropped to 75° and was still very hot, it didn't even have to be humid heat to start sweating either.
I am retired and moved here 8 years 13:29 ago,and everything you said is true.Me and my wife love Nevada but,we are considering relocating further out of Las Vegas.
Dallas TX - nicer weather than Houston (brutal humidity), has big Vietnamese community I would assimilate to, diverse, no casinos in TX Utah or Hawaii, not as seedy as Vegas or Brooklyn 'the International Express', Bronx in unsafe NY, cleaner "environment" than LA and SF. Elon Musk $$$ via The Boring Company is drilling / tearing up LV. Don't live in USA!
@@patrickphuong2609 at this point your saying move to europe?
I lived in Florida and just came back from Las Vegas... I prefer 120 degrees with low humidity over 100 degrees with high humidity.
Las Vegas has mostly retired people living there from all over the United States look at Florida that storm wiped them out I heard Nevada is one of the best states to live in very low taxes 🤔
I've lived in Vegas for over 60 years in every part of the city,I've kept track of all the horrific crimes that have taken place near me that includes 10 suicides and 15 homicides including the murder of my wife's sisters daughter and four homicides in the upscale apartment complex I resided in the last 1.5 years. Crime,greed,lack of doctors and temperatures of 120+degrees makes Vegas truly a Hell on earth! Warning Don't move here you'll be sorry!
Rita, I understand about the homeless problem, but, try about 70,000 in Los Angeles County.
I mean Olga, a big goof by me, I apologize.
Sounds like a democrat paradise, and they don't arrest criminals.
Los Angeles County has wayyyyy more people. Saying it's "not that bad" because it's not as bad as LA is a joke. LA is the worst of everything.
@@Symonizethey destroyed San Francisco.
@@brucehuddler7518 exactly, democrat paradise 🤷♂️
one of the 15 thing would be the high cost of rent and mortgage.
The temperature alone will keep me at bay. I now ONLY go to Vegas in the first 3 or the last 3 months of the year.
Weather in Reno is better. Not as hot.
@@2A-Bear-Arms cuz its more up north. but besides that what is there to do in reno?
well i hope you can come to live in las vegas once the bullet train is installed in 2028
@@johnwick7583 You can still gamble. Play golf in the a.m. and drive up to Tahoe and ski in the afternoon.
@@2A-Bear-Arms sounds good for a family. But I prefer to go to nightclub with the bois. To each their own
Ms. Moreno...thank you for taking the time to be so personable to share information for people thinking about moving to the Las Vegas area. Over the years I have gone through Las Vegas, once as I was using my motorcycle in the course of taking a cross country trip , at that time from California. Also many years later just driving there for a short visit to the city to enjoy the attractions with my wife. The points you bring up are very well thoughout and presented and should really help people considering a permanent move to really consider the important considerations you have shared. Again thank you for being so helpful and I hope people will take the time to plan accordingly with your points in mind!
Fender bender car accidents. I’ve lived in Las Vegas for the past 7 years. I’ve seen over 170 accidents on the local streets. No exaggeration. Needless to say, car insurance is expensive here.
Smeh not cool
So many bad and inconsiderate drivers it's the worst in the nation perhaps the world!
I lived in AZ and would go to Vegas. I do agree with your opinions. Vegas life is only for SOME people.
Hello :)- Great video and very informational as a resident of VEGA$ for over 13 years which is a nice place to visit but not the best place to live since the Pandemic. Along with everyone that decided to move to Las Vegas from California and NOW the cost of living is now ranked up there with California so anyone looking to save a ton of money can now dismiss that idea!!! Kudos :)-
If youve only lived there 13 years, then youre part of the problem that youre complaining about dummy.
You have listed many valid points. I was just there last Friday & my realestate agent showed me 10 homes in 3 hours and we covered the entire furthest west, north and central N/W. I mapped the strip to be no more than 25-30mins from every property. You want super spread out? Come to LA… I wish I was 20-30mins from my friends here but the sad truth is with LA traffic, commutes to see them are 1-1.5hr drives. I will have to watch your other vid on the positives. Thx
I've lived in Henderson/Las Vegas for 10 plus years and I love it, don't need to hear the 15 reasons why you might not like it here.... you could find 15 reasons to not live in any place on this planet
I bet you watched though 👀
@xoxoxoxoxo7997 I sure did for all of 5 mins tops.... you sure are perceptive
100
@xoxoxoxoxo7997 I did, good call....I made it not more than a few mins
To hot
Now if you're down in a place like Tennessee I had to go to Once in the summer and it was 98° with 100% humidity at night that is hot sounds like you're breathing hot water air but at least in Vegas because it's dry it's not hot like I experienced in Tennessee with the humidity that was insane
Great place to vacation But A Bad City to reside in
Yup
Another is New Orleans
🤔🤔🤔
I’ve been to Phoenix when it was 100 at 0800 am. It didn’t feel so bad it was a dry heat.
😅...don't leave out: #16. Low school test scores. CCSD is not known for educating students for colleges and/or universities. High schools graduated students just so they could work minimum wage jobs in the casinos; and, #17. Comparatively Low Wages - that's why native Las Vegans can't compete in the housing market with out of state buyers who pay cash or have huge down payments. Current home prices mean average monthly payments are ranging from $2400-$3000 per month. Home prices have more than doubled since 2020 while local wages have not. It is not uncommon for an employer to offer minimum wage (+/-) plus Tips as a beginning salary! Tips (from the public) are built into the salary structure for many, many jobs. There are some regular skill wage jobs that -still- only offer $12-$15 per hour to start. In some fields, it is very, very rare to earn $20+ per hour.
Clark Co school system is about the worst out there.
We have the same temp thing on the other end of the spectrum. -40 for the low and -40 for the high (or colder) for weeks on end. Extreme heat and extreme cold are both brutal.
Hi there! I lived in Vegas for 2 years or so & I loved it! Although that was in the early 2000s, It seemed clean & there was always "something to do". The prices were low (Housing, food etc) I live/stayed in a Motel on Boulder Hwy and was paying $200 a week for a room WITH a full kitchen & bathroom. That was great back then, so I can imagine what it is now. BUT to compare with California (Where i live now) where motels are nearly $100 a night WITHOUT anything but a room and a bathroom, no kitchen or anything I always look back and think "should I have stayed there in Vegas?" Of course i was much younger then too. In 2000, i was 34 years old, im now 58, so Im not so much interested in "Nightlife" anymore. I'm also disabled now and on SSI. I ask myself "could I survive in vegas in my situation?" Probably not! So it can go both ways, If you're young, it would probably be great, but once you're in your 40s or 50s, it would probably get boring. Don't get me wrong, I loved living in vegas! But was having a hard time surviving there because i had lost my job at the time (Which is why i was staying in the motel with my severance pay). I had an "offer" to move to california (For private reasons) so I did, but sometimes i wish i hadn't. I now live in a small area that is literally in the middle of nowhere in northern calif where there's literally nothing. Anyway thank you for this video & i will be watching your other video: "15 Reasons Why I LOVE Living in Las Vegas (as a local)" next...... Thank you again!!
Electricity is actually cheaper here than a lot of places. Price per KWH is
Shhh.... 🤫
I lived there briefly in 2007 and ran back to Los Angeles. I found Vegas boring, and wasn't into gambling. I hated it there. Don't care for either city now. Left Los Angeles in 2017. Lol
Hopefully more people from California feel the same way you did and they head back to California. Fingers crossed 🤞
Whenever I visit from Reno, the first question I get is if its hot in Reno. No, it’s actually too cold. Nobody is ever happy, lol.
Resort fees (at hotels) keep me from going to Las Vegas.
4 queens and Apache (Binions) don’t have resort fees. There are a few others but those are the main ones that I know of. They’re downtown but I kind of like downtown more these days. More walkable and generally cheaper amenities.
Resort fees are gravy money
Las Vegas has the least expensive and best resort hotels in America. Even with the resort fees, hotel rooms in Las Vegas are a massive bargain compared to anywhere else. If the hotel room prices are to much for you to handle, stay home.
@@jerryoconnor9227 "If the hotel room prices are too [ed. - "too" not "to"] much for you to handle, stay home." She / He wasn't complaining about the room prices; if so your "stay home" suggestion would be valid. It was / is the Resort Fees which are totally bogus AND creeping higher than inflation which is a common consensus -- no matter how much of a bargain your classy hotel's room charge might be.
Yes that's ridiculous. I stayed at the Sahara and when they charged that extra fee I was like good lord 😂
Las Vegas has got a new name it's being called East LA
I'm a 55 year native & I detect no lies from this young lady.
Las Vegas running dangerous low on water the Colorado river system is on brink of collapseing
That’s right Vegas doesn’t have its own primary water and neither does Arizona- they both have to borrow water 💦 from Colorado how scary is that and if ever there was an major emergency California would be served first as they are the primary receiver of water from Colorado
Good luck getting a "nice weather" day to be outside in Vegas - most of the times the wind won't let you to enjoy those "comfortable temperatures" .
Especially when it's °117 outside and the wind blows hot air and sand simultaneously 👍🏼😃
I like going to Las Vegas in my rental car seeing the Strip from a Distance!😂
Here are a few problems in your video:
I'm almost forty and in a few years I'll start thinking about having kids?
I decided to live on the strip to be close to everything....oh, no, traffic and construction!
If you live away from the strip, you see almost no traffic, almost no construction, and you are close to the commercial center of your region so you rarely venture into yhe strip. You can have kids here without seeing much more adult entertainment than you would in NYC. But schools and hospitals are terrible.
That’s your fault! You just said there’s a freeway exit outside YOUR apartment and YOU keep missing the exit. That’s insane
They just added the exit within the last 2 months so it takes some getting used to. It’s like a new shortcut in a maze!
I consider las vegas a canary in coalmine area if, say, we enter deep recession, energy and water shortages occur, etc. Beware of desert areas for long-term living
Exactly 💯 Vegas will implode on itself ironically
I have lived in Laa Vegas since 1993. Las Vegas has turned into a shithole. If you have money, Las Vegas is great. If you have little or none, you are a ghost. Las Vegas is geared to those that have money. Our politicans bend over backwards to accomodate the gaming industry and citizens are ignored. Formula 1 is a classic example. Life was miserable for locals, especially those working on or near the Strip, during F1. Now gaming wants to bring a baseball team and a new stadium on the most congested intersection in Las Vegas, High crime rates. Driving the roads of Las Vegas is extremely stressful due to the lack of law enfrocement. People mistakenly mention Nevada's no personal income tax. In the video, Olga mentions that we are nickel and dimed with high registration fees, car insurance, gasoline taxes. We drove to Laughlin last week and gas prices were almost $1.00 a gallon cheaper in Arizona). Nevada might not have a personal income tax, but Nevada finds other ways to collect.
How can a government supposed to function without money?
It’s strange that these people look at past offenses to try and put people’s lives upside down, but ignore the deadly drunk driving and high crime. They like to ignore the real problems ( we are not back in 1955)
I saw a car flipped at Decatur & Charleston. Couldn’t figure out how they got going fast enough to do it. I saw a car to the rear quarter panels in a phone window at Jones & Desert Inn.
I was looking at hotel rooms for May 17th weekend. Prices were insane. Now I know why. Makes for interesting people watching.
Great Video. I'm about to make a move. Vegas is #1 on the list.
Awesome! Feel free to send me an email if you have any questions! olga@movetolasvegaslv.com
You are spot on with your analysis. We spend our winters out in Summerlin in retirement. In summer it's back to our lake house in Wisconsin.
Considering LasVegas has become such urban sprawl , one could about figure or consider using Am Track and commuting back east for actually a very reasonable cost and be able to enjoy the lower costs of housing for example and it might possibly be a draw in cost.
Thank you for your video. I'm old as dirt. I used to own a time share behind the strip. The foods I used to eat are 3x the cost now. I don't visit because of that. Sorry for the pup and the heat. That's crazy heat. But anyway, thanks for your vid.
The heat did it for me. We visited Vegas 7/5 to 7/8 of this year on Sunday the 7th it was 120 new record heat. Couldn't do anything besides stay indoors.
It's been a hot one this week! ;)
Your presentation was awesome. Great information. ❤
There are good off strip hotels and casinos that have good and reasonable food and drink prices. Local residents can take advantage of them. One advantage living in Las Vegas is you don't have to pay state taxes. As it was mention in the video .They get you in other ways
This is a very well done, professional video. Very Informative. As a person who has visited LV over a hundred times, the information presented here is very valuable and I would recommend this vid to anyone considering a move.
Thank you for your feedback! I really appreciate it. I put in alot of effort into making these videos informative and valuable! Glad you found it valuable!
I was in Vegas a few months ago, the last time i was there was about 12 years ago. I absolutely noticed the lack of grass. Thats all i kept thinking was i need to see grass😅wheres the grass.
Yes, the city is trying to cut down on water usage so alot of the real grass is being replaced with desert landscaping and turf.
Excellent description of Vegas
Great vid. Lots of reasonable advice. Thank you.
Appreciate your info
She skipped #13, which is the most important - Water. If it stays at the same heat level as the past few years have been, in 4 years Las Vegas will have a Bad water problem. And that will kill the real estate values.
Too much traffic now, in my opinion. I also miss the good buffets. They don’t have to offer them anymore. Same in Reno, the casinos are busier now.
You’re spot on. Been there lived there for a couple years. I was 29 now 53 I have to say I hated it after a while it didn’t feel the same when I moved there. I do like it again finally but wouldn’t live there full time, maybe a second house. I believe I’m older and wiser being 29 and moving to Vegas wasn’t the best decision Any way love that you’ve told the truth about things people should know before they go. Kudos
love your video
What you are exposing is personal problems which can happen anywhere
I've lived in New Orleans and the surrounding suburbs. We have all of that and then some. 1. Heat, add 60 to 80 percent humidity. 2. Crime. 3. Extremely limited job market. 4. Hurricanes and flooding. 5. Drinking (Bourbon Street). 6. Poor infrastructure. 7. We are on every list at the bottom for being the worst, for everything. I would trade my state for a life in Las Vegas. At the age of 57 that door is starting to close, and I really hate Louisiana.
Are there any water restrictions?
Yes my neighborhood has real grass and we’re only allowed to water it on certain days. Las Vegas is now limiting the size of swimming pools as well. Nothing too over the top.
Awesome video, I live in North Dakota we have as many frigid months as ya'll have heat months. When I was stationed in Cali in 98 I'd go to Vegas every other weekend, It was AWESOME. Now just crazy, but fun to visit.Darrin Former Marine
the cost of living in Las Vegas is cheaper than in Massachusetts by a lot but it will go up because of supply and demand because people will see that it's cheaper and move there because of it. The only way for the city and state to alleviate that is to allow people to build more homes regardless of size even if a builder wants to build a "tiny home community" because more houses means cheaper houses
I lived in Las Vegas for 30 years I was even homeless in Las Vegas I hate that place I never want to live there again
What happens when the electricity goes?
Power outages are pretty rare considering the high heat & the high winds!
I can think of 15 reasons l should move to Las Vegas from Chicago
If your coming from shitcago, I bet you could think of a lot more than 15, just saying!🤔😁
@@roadrunner381 15 is the short list 😆
@@thatgirl7609I bet that's right!😁👍
Homeless and temperatures over 110f really go together?
homeless people have trouble surviving the heat, so they tend to stay underground or go somewhere else with shade as extreme heat are not popular with homeless people
So Hot you can fry an egg on the sidewalk but this is dry heat and So is the end of a welding torch
There's hardly any buffets now you have to pay for valet utilities have gone up outrageously the rents are treacherous hospitality jobs don't pay much you need two or three of them to survive in the city a lot of the landmarks have been imploded they are no longer there I've lived here 30 years in Vegas is no longer Vegas it's turned into a sports arena
I lived there for 18 years, and I saw the same places that were new in the early 90s and, by early 2010s, saw the deterioration due to building the bigger and brighter. What they became instant slums. Office buildings that looked very upscale became boarded up and graffiti. This is a place where it takes two years to deteriorate, whereas most cities it would take decades. The affordable places to eat a three dollar steak dinner shot up to $8. This is not a place where you can live paycheck to paycheck or just make a living on one. The city that seemed to have a lot of promises in the 90s had become a dystopia. Moving there back then was like moving to Detroit in the 50s.If it has changed, it isn't for the better. One of the many complaints was that it lacks culture, and I'm sure it's still that way
Hi. I think you skipped reason #13, which looked related to the water issue??
She’s obviously NOT the ambassador of the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce!!! 😮
Your just jealous because your NOT 😳
Hi Olga I guess if it gets that hot you have to be which I've been there many times in the summer you have to do like to do in Phoenix practically live in your swimming pool and make sure you got a shade cover so I could deal with that part
back in the early/mid 90's i thought about buying some of the empty land like where south point is, was cheap recall plywood signs 100 acres for $90k, seeing now if had i wouldn't be working. do miss when there was dirt between the communities. the airport was a small building believe the maverick tour building. the road traffic sucks but way designed way better than most of so cal traffic. wish was lot cheaper for rooms, eats, buffets. was a reason would visit when lived in ca. other places that is shocking for growth, laughlin, bullhead city, az, or pahrump where i bought, recall when pop was barely 10k and exploded last 6 yrs, meet people who sold out vegas and moved to pahrump.
So where did you end up selling them a home? Everything is easier to to get to from west Desert inn ( going down hill) but if you live on the strip the shot glass buildings or the panorama or Martin would be my choice.
The homeless is not just in las Vegas it’s in all 50 states.
ill be moving to vegas eo 2024 beginning 2025, good bye cali!
Send me an email! Let's get you started on a search. olga@movetolasvegasnv.com
I'm former Las Vegas resident. It's very to get to your job . If your working in one of the big hotels on the strip. Due to traffic and tourism. I didn't own a vehicle while while l lived in Las Vegas . Sometimes it's very hard to get home on the public bus on the strip . Because the buses are over full with people. Sometimes l.will have three public buses pass me by because they where over full. In order to get a good paying job at one of the big hotels on the strip or Fremont Street. You had to join the union . Called culinary workers union. Pay $100 per month for union dues. What l did t appreciate was how they will boycott and demonstrate with the big hotels owners that wouldn't sign with . Business doesn't have the right to force themselves on another business .
I am still planning to move to Las Vegas this summer, I am used to hot weather. I was raised in Houston.
May I ask your age
Im moving to Vegas in May. I have friends and family there. Half of them are Mormon ( I am not ) and they absloutely love it. I spent my entire childhood visiting there and I am in love with it. I dont like alcohol or gambling and i dont like big crowds so im not attracted to the strip. The people there are so nice and my mom and I found some of the cheapest rent we've ever seen. I live in ABQ and ive lived in Utah, Cali, and Seattle. Vegas is ridiculously cheap compared to everywhere ive lived. Y'all just dont want people moving there😂
Great video!! Thank you!!
Haha I used to go to those EDC events in June. Inside the crowd it would feel even hotter
Please move to Las Vegas! Look for reasons to move here, stay away from the negative. Las Vegas has so much to offer and there is so much more to Las Vegas than the Strip.
You can not take your dog anywhere in California. That’s only in Hollywood in posh areas and I got news for you the homeless in Hollywood and Los Angeles is horrible and extremely dangerous now .
This was an excellent video, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
One of the worst police departments in Las Vegas, LVMPD doesn't know how to prevent crime and doesn't respond to calls on time. Crime continues to go up without any hope of LVMPD doing anything about it.
The schools are horrible. Teachers are underpaid, so they don't care about teaching. Crime against your property is undermined by the police department.
Uninsurance vehicles get into accidents and leave the scene; drunk drivers are the worst.
Medical care is one of the worst by hospitals and doctors.
Unfriendly and bad neighbors.
Police don't care to protect citizens from crime. Police are clueless about how to stop crime.
Exactly 💯💯 I lived there 20 yrs ..got TF outta that sand trap hell hole
Let them know that 5 mos out of the year (not 3 mos) it will be hot. Also that most people hide in their houses and are generally not social. If you buy a home you will have renters in your neighborhood even if you live in an HOA. When they move here, if they dont have friends or family here, they will feel very isolated because neighbors do not get close generally to other neighbors unless you live here for over 10 years. Also if you have dogs, your neighbors will often have a tendency to call animal control on your dogs for barking inside or outside the home. (Yes!) Lots of karens out here. Homeless, not too bad in various parts of Vegas. Comparatively better than california! Limied number of jobs. Yes! Dont move here unless you have a job lined up. My husband and I moved here a few years back and after him sending out hundreds of resumes for 8 months, he finally got hired. It was really scary. I have never been that scared in my life to the point where we were considering getting food from a shelter to eat! And we own a home! Please, please dont move here unless you have a job lined up folks!
U forgot to mention that (I personally believe) there may “possibly” be a water shortage in Las Vegas the near future. Regardless, I still like to visit Vegas occasionally, probably not to live there though mostly bcuz of the intense heat in the Summer.
I heard there was a scorpion problem. Can you make a video about the pest there. I am thinking about moving the family there from ohio at the beginning of the year.
We moved here from Ohio over 3 years ago and have never seen any
@@thatpanhandlelifeWell that’s very good to hear. I will continue to make plans to relocate there at the end of the year. 👍
I’ve been here for 17 years and I’ve never seen one. I did hear a friend getting stung once.
Please don't move your family there🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 don't say you weren't told
I only experience scorpions in Pahrump. (60 mile drive)
Nevada is also a full blue state. It’s pretty much eastern California
Not at all
No, it's not.
What are you taking about? The Gov is Republican
@@mikeo9596 His whole cabinet is Dem and all but one of our Congressional districts are Dem. Almost all of local Clark county officials are Dem. Lombardo is a moderate RINO at best and won’t be re elected.
@@mikeo9596 yes as of 2024 Nevada is a red state now, ending the era of blue!