And you're only about 15 miles from the decent sized city of Lafayette.

Anywhere that looks impoverished is not where I’d like to go.

@@SBankzee Good with us. Don't need anyone coming in snootin they noses at us poors. We'll keep on enjoying life how we can.

AMEN 🙏

​@@SloptitI just moved away from living among the Hispanic poors The poors can't even be bothered to be clean, which is easy Even when I was homeless, I kept it clean and neat

Ya I'd rather see quaint towns, nice and relaxing.. as opposed to dirty, smelly inner-cities

Thanks I live in Rayne we pide ourselves on keeping it clean even tho it's got so.e poverty

Pretty typical for a small town in SW Louisiana

@@davidtoups4684 I've never seen any more than Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Didn't even know these type towns existed in Louisiana🤣 And I lived there for 3 years🤦🏽‍♂️

@@JH-kl5visome small towns are laid back here, in others you can’t let the clean environment fool you.

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Ya heard me!!

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Me too

Actually the police are far more likely to fuck with you here rather than a big city due to the fact that there is small area to cover and often too many officers per citizen. Small towns in south Louisiana are the complete opposite place you want to be if you don't want police to bother you.

That might be true in LA but in Georgia the laws don't fuc with you like that in the small rural towns ...

​@@Adrian-xb1rx There was just a video 2 days ago of Reform police tasing a man in handcuffs after being harassed by them for changing his tire. Reform AL, look it up... This is very common in random small towns in all over the south as these police departments officers struggle to find eligible officers, they will hire anyone they can get. You might get lucky you might not. It's a huge gamble. It depends on if the town is ran by good people or not. Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama are places where you are much more likely to have your rights violated due to poor funding and minimal training. Also it's much easier for them to target you when the population is only 1-10k ppl vs. a huge city like 500k+. If you're able to live in a small towns in one of these States and the police has never fucked with you, consider yourself very blessed.

AMEN 🙏

@@1n2333 the state does so because they’re so far up to their neck in debt and a goal has to be met in terms of fines/asset forfeitures.

Who stopping in rayne though outside frog festival?

That was my first thought when I saw the title

You have to take this video with a grain of salt lol there's SEVERAL nice looking homes in rayne. Towards the end of the video if he would've turned right and keep going there's nothing but big ass homes next to the train tracks. Not sure why he only showed a small section of broken down homes

Rain. A lot of Louisiana is at or below sea level. Once the ground gets too saturated, it starts to pool and flood. They call it “low country” in some parts.

The land changes over time in places where the top soil is clay, sand, or loose dirt. The rainwater erodes the sediments banks next to rivers, bayou’s, and lakes leading “bowls” as the drainage gets backed up. Years later, small hills will form in other areas from as those sediments deposit on top of each other from currents carrying them from another area.

check out the cemetery. When the water table is 1/2 inch below, caskets tend to work their way up like a cork. A cement vault helps prevent that.

Its not about flooding its just cheaper to build them that way

Im confused as hell why he riding around rayne.

Worked on a house in Eunice in the summer. Seems laid back as though you bother no one and mind your business they won’t bother you.

@@318EE_Span that lil city is dangerous bro look it up

Thanks we pride ourselves on being clean even tho it's poverty we make the best out of it

The land comes cheap, more cheap than what you’d find in most areas of the country.

This town has many million dollar homes he just drove through the worst parts of town

I'm driving a car.