It’s a great city indeed

It definitely is

Good luck on the streets 🤗

Glad you enjoyed the video

Chattanooga is fun indeed

@@Wonderliv clean?

@@Jasmine-rw2xu chattanooga is clean, but we have millions of homelesses people coming from all over that infest downtown and shooting on the fucking daily basis.

@@Jasmine-rw2xu -- Very. ✔😎

It is

Thanks ;)

It truly is

Thanks for visiting

Not really, this person looked like they had no idea where they were going and missed tons of places downtown. Didn’t even show the riverfront

Same here

@@Wonderliv I drive in my country, Bangladesh 🇧🇩 You can also enjoy nature here when you're free

Hello 👋 thanks for stopping by.

Great idea. Thanks so much will keep in mind for future videos. Thanks

Exactly, this is useless as is for those not from here

Chattanooga is a very cool city indeed.

No stay where you’re at lol

@@justinjohnson8373 I figured so, I’m homeless right now

@@Jvilleman400 bet

2100 Hamilton Place Blvd, Chattanooga, TN 37421 and 1110 Market St, Chattanooga, TN 37402. There is one in Hixson called Northgate but I don't like that one. Personally, my favorite mall is Hamilton Place because the mall and the surrounding area reminds of the shopping districts in California. Back when I was living there. If you ever visit Chatt I would reccomend visiting Hamilton Place and a store close by called World Market. Just remember to wear a mask due to the Hamilton County mask mandate. By the way I like your name. It's pretty.😁

Alex Ross ...Thanks... #1 ..is chattanooga a safe place to live? #2 is Mufreesboro a safe place to live too? Is Tenessee a safe state to be 😕

@@luckyme100178 For one, yes. Chattanooga is an overall safe city. However, there certain neighborhoods that CAN be dangerous due to the violence and other crime that happens there. Neighborhoods like East Lake, Rossville Blvd, Westside, Orchard Knob, East Chattanooga, and Dodds Avenue. That's not to throw shade at the residents of the these neighborhoods, as in most of are decent and good people. Not very friendly. Life in the inner city can be hard. But good people nontheless. And the neighborhoods themselves are actually not that bad. But there a small minority of adolescents and young men that fall through the cracks if you know what I mean. As long as you don't linger in these areas at night, you should be fine. As for the driving, well... there are a lot of bad drivers and straight up jerks that deliberately cut you off. There's also quite a few potholes scattered throughout the city that can potentially damage your tires. But pretty much everywhere is like that. As long as you're careful and aware of your surroundings, you should be fine. You're probably already are. And as for the weather, it is actually delightful throughout the year. The autmns are to die for. The only thing you might have to worry about are tornadoes. To be clear, they are RARE. But I do have to be honest with you and admit that they do happen and it's scary to say the least. But as long as you have a designated plan and shelter you and any loved ones will be safe in the event of a tornado. When my neighborhood got hit, I took shelter in my basement. But I must emphasis that they are RARE. I don't mean to scare you, Nini. If you ever visit or move here, you will be fine. As for Murfreesboro, I can't say personally because I have only lived in Chattanooga, but from what I hear it's safe. In fact I hear it's a lovely place to live. People have told they have better public schools up there. But that's not say Chattanooga's schools are not good. And it's fairly close to Nashville which is cool. Tennesssee, from my experience, is a safe and lovely place to live in. Despite what outsiders might say because most of the time they are talking about Memphis. Memphis is like the black sheep of Tennessee. Just look up there crime stats and you'll see why. And if they're not talking about Memphis, they are talking about Klan Country. Which is the various parts of rural Tennessee consisting of many members of the KKK. But as long as you don't move to Memphis or rural Tennessee, you'll be good. Chattanooga really is lovely place and I would totally recommend moving here. If you have any more questions, I am willing to answer.😁

@@MatthewBates9124 thanks for that answer. Do you happen to know standifer place aged health facility there? is it a good institution to work

@@luckyme100178 Personally, I don't know what it's like to work at The Health Center at Standifer Place. However, I have a family member who works at Life Care Center of East Ridge, which is classied as a nursing home, but is more of a rehabilitation center. If you don't know, East Ridge is city right below Chattanooga. From what hear from her, Life Care is good place to work at. The staff are courtious and do their job well, so the hallway you're assigned is the only one you have to care for. The patients are the usual. Some cooperate. Some don't. Some are real jerks. I do have to warn you its hard work, but I am sure you're used to that. If it is any consolation they pay pretty well. The certified nursing assistants make a good $16 per hour. And who knows how much the nurses get paid. If your not interested in Rehab, there are the hospitals. Like Erlanger or Memorial. They are the MAIN hospitals of the city. From what I hear they are also good places to work at and pay well. Other hospitals you can look into are Parkridge and Siskin. There's also a health clinic called Cempa Community Care. And finally Hospice of Chattanooga. If there's place I would avoid it would be Encompass Health Rehabiltation Hospital of Chattanooga. From what my family member told me, it's not a good place to work at. I hope that answered your question. Any more?

That's my #1 concern with Tennessee. Why are the crime rates so high in Tennessee?? Looking at a crime map with neighboring U.S. states, you see that they don't have nearly the crime. Go across state lines to the north to Kentucky and the crime rate drops all along the border, according to crime states I've found online. The only thing I can think of is that Tennessee is catching and prosecuting more, although I really don't know. I haven't gotten a good answer.

@@funoh1 Hmm, interesting thoughts. I will have to look into this as well. Thanks for the info!

I’m starting to feel like rigging city statistics is a form of gatekeeping tbh lol I’m not even mad if that’s the case bc gatekeeping is seemingly the only way to prevent ppl from ruining every desirable city. For example, I used to live in omaha in the downtown/old market area. I recently came across online statistics that said the old market was one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in omaha… meanwhile I would walk all throughout the city damn near every night anywhere between 9p-2/3a, by myself, headphones in and nothing ever happened. Maybe I just got lucky every single night idk but if I had read that article prior to going for all my walks I probably would have never left my apt so I TRY to take statistics with a grain of salt 😅