You are very welcome! 😊

Why would they pull left? What are they trying to do? Sorry I’m confused lol. I know people turn right on red but what do you mean about left?

Why would they pull left? What are they trying to do? Sorry I’m confused lol. I know people turn right on red but what do you mean about left?

Good luck with everything. Its really a cool city. My husband and I were just saying how we want to visit soon.

You are very welcome!

Glad at can help!!!!! How's the apartment search? Might do a video on good places to live

@@TheKellyWay thinking about finding a house to rent with a fenced back yard. moving with my 80 lb dog makes apartments a little more difficult!

@@mp0109 gotcha. Im not sure about houses but I do know that people here LOVE dogs. These a damn pet store every block! Lol

Thank you! It's terrible here! Lol

Thank you! If you value culture, especially the Jamaican culture Lexington is not the place. There are some African/Caribbean stores but not exclusively Jamaican.

Awwwww. Thank You So Much! ❤

You're welcome. 😊

We cant speak on the university because we never went to the school, but its a big sports town.

I’m also from Lexington and it interests me where you say there are little jobs. My partner got a job 2 months out of college and my friends never go more than a couple of weeks without a job if they’re quitting theirs. I do think they could pay more for sure. I do think Lexington is great for retirement, but I’m in my 20s and find it to have a very good quality of life. But that goes to show you that everyone’s needs and perspectives are different!

Oh cool. Where in CT did you come from? Im from Bridgeport.

@@TheKellyWay A Hartford suburb for many years and then Hamden and Cheshire. My daughter and son-in-law lived in Bridgeport for a while.

Thank you. What's your business? The mall was nice. Nothing major but it was nice.

We have a social event space.

Lexington Kentucky only has one mall. Fayette Mall.

Oh hey!!!!! East Coast baby! Lol. Thank you so much for the sub.

Not much of a culture shock. Its not as busy as where were from. There isnt much cuktural experince in Lexington, but you can find some arpund town and the food is really good. I was shocked how nice everyone was as well.

​​@@TheKellyWayit dont look like a city that has certain things like thrift stores, junkyards, food pantries in case you on hard times...public transportation that runs all day..im judging off other videos I seen

If you're looking for one bedrooms there are tons. It all depends on the area. If you need help as to where the good ones are you can email me. Thekellyway17@gmail.com

We have a child almost 4 from SF Bay Area we love Jaimacan, Ethiopian, and Thai food - where should we live? I'll will be reaching out too

@@jasoncollado9043 If you're interested in foods like that Lexington isnt the place. Places that have that are around major cities. ATL is great for that, CT, Florida. All depends on your budget. Lexington has a lot Mexican food and American. That's it. Lol

In the hood the apartment complex called the Horse shoe is a great place, it's just off Georgetown street. one and two bedrooms. walking distance to wine shops, a nice park called Douglas Park.

We moved for the same reason everyone does; a fresh start

Ill leave that to my grandmother. Lol

Lol. Asleep

Nope. That's just him.

Since you were little?! Oh gosh!

That Children’s Museum does need a revamp!

We actually left.

Stop voting for him is a start, if you don't tell your friends to vote him and Rand Paul out,

@@crowlimite I have never voted for him neither has my family or friends unfortunately lots of old people who refuse to change still do

As someone who was born and raised in Lexington, KY, I have to say that I disagree. Me and my partner don’t like any of those things. As a person (and as a part of a couple) in their 20s, I think Lexington is incredibly affordable, has plenty of jobs, educational opportunities, good schools, generally incredibly friendly people, great amenities, beautiful scenery, and many of the benefits and amenities of a bigger city with all the best parts of living in a smaller city. We are college graduates and my partner was employed in a logistics firm a couple of months straight out of college. I am heading toward the medical field, which is very fruitful here. The only things I agree with are the lack of ethnic diversity and wishing there were more things like aquariums and zoos. Lexington in my lifetime has continued to become more and more diverse and I really hope that trend keeps steady. I also think as we continue to grow, we do have the space for more family activities and I would love our own aquarium and/or zoo!

Racist as well in my opinion.