We gotta represent

Why does he not mention Porterville?

That's always how I would describe it when asked, hahaha.

And now, your area is famous! I hope you and yours stayed safe in the floods.

The cows don't smell. Their poop does.

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lol... Yep, just past _Harris Ranch._

@@maxmulsanne7054 some good food there too lol

At Fresno State, you can tell the wind direction by the smell...if it's cow shit, it's from the West...pig shit, from the East...chicken and turkey shit...the South, and sour wine..the North.

Thanks!

I climbed Mt Whitney a decade ago, and saw General Sherman again. Had been there as a child so it was nice to go with my own child.

That is true but the people out here are weirdos. I can’t wait to move

I was raised in LA and moved to Texas for a few years. Whenever I heard the phrase "Everything is bigger in Texas!" I'd follow up with "Have you ever heard of a Giant Sequoia?"

Once I was coming from Germany to SFO. It was one of those unusual days when tule fog had come from the delta. Only one runway was open. We had beautiful views of the Bay Area as we went around several times. When we landed it was brilliant sunshine until a few seconds before the wheels touched down. Then the lights went out. You could hear the gasp throughout the plane. We then taxied to the terminal which was in bright sunshine. Yes it's thick, but not deep.

A Stan State brother?

Yes! Turkey Tech!

Beautiful baby

Aw man, I can relate. I was driving home to Stockton from Cal State Stanislaus for the weekend, and the fog on the highway at night was so bad and I was so scared I was doing 30 in the slow lane. Anyways, go warriors! Lmao.

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I laughed at that too. I used to live in Orange County so I've been to Disneyland quite a few times. People are coming from all over the world to visit so I don't know why it got that reaction from Kyle.

Funny that mention that you not from Disneyland but can be from Disney world, at least the “village” it resides in, as I know someone that was born in Disney World were there is corporate village there that you can live there.

@nick arvin Yes, that's obvious. What I was wondering is *why* he didn't like Disneyland.

Thank you very much for your comment. The job market is certainly not the greatest but unfortunately the same situation is prevalent in rural parts of the South and urban parts of the industrial Midwest.

On my first business trip to California 20 years ago, I had to stay in Lindsay for a week because I could not get a room in Porterville. I stayed at the Olive Tree Inn. There were maybe 2 restaurants in Lindsay. Porterville was a lot bigger. I was a factory technician for a heating/air conditioning manufacturer and had to drive to Visalia for supplies. Visalia had great places to eat and most of the contractors I worked with lived there but a few were from Fresno. Over the next few years I worked on several projects in Bakersfield and Fresno and was able to visit Sequoia, Kings Canyon and Yosemite. When travel gets back to normal I would like to visit the SJ Valley again, and the National Parks!

What a fascinating bit of info. The orchards in bloom are to die for.

I think that's true in farm country everywhere. I'm a teacher in rural Iowa, and most of my former students have moved to major cities--Minneapolis, Chicago, Denver, and even New York and Los Angeles.

nit the market silly people livingin white trash or waste . New morality anew right and wrong we dont control america someone is asleep at thesteering wheel moneyis the parisite getter.the poverty farmworkers will strike again even if they are killed by thefarm owners covertly while the law looks elswhere@@GeographyKing

Cali-haters have a severe case of envy. Their loss. 😁

Ah, Ive taken that line...by accident, I was pist, the rookie I was with was too scared to get off in Stockton when I told him way before we got on the wrong train, I told him if we get stranded in Bakersfield I'm gonna be pist, and we gpt stranded in Wasco amd had to hitch back up to Oakland. It sucked, never rode with him again...but thanks for the ride!!! The Cali haters are dumb and overboard and don't realize when Californians are complaining in their own way or when someones in their dumb insecurity club

Well said!!

RIGHT ON THE TRUTH IS THE HISPANISCS DESERVE BETTER WE NEED TO SUPPORT THE UNIONS VERY LITTLE AND LATE BUT CAPITALIST NEED TO PAY ALIVING WAGE . Yes times 5. for the last 50 years call it 100 in colorado milia killed hundreds to protect mine owners the rich have fleeced the poor below 100000 when did youhave a vacation to Europe never mind a vacation period work overtime they dont work the money works and talk s for them and rhinos s demos nazis and rednecks corrup judges i feel third class. if they give you 10 dollars give them 10v dollars worth. Well same old politics and now issurection confederate flags people above thelaw they all got away .poor Indians chased and killed for fighting for thier woman and childrens survival wake up we are threatened we wer warned before trump a war withmexico more stock increases oh we dont own stock nor land nothing to call hoime what are we fighting for first second korean vietnam panama chile nichragua . Thats how the south got california they snuck in thru the back door as planned. 100,000 s of peple disappeared might make right steall the us army fremont kit carson lewis and clark all looling for the 3 G S SLAUTHER THE NATIVESD IN THE WAY . we cant have that again USAcan fight itself

The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence. 😊

@@a.m.v.6938 too bad our grass is usually brown 😊

Thank you very much for the kind words. I'm glad you like the videos!

Haha I live in Tracy. 😁

Thank you very much! Welcome to the channel!

Hi Dan. I lived in Merced during the 90s (went to Merced College) and its actually a very nice small city. Lots of trees compared to most places. Quite up and coming too with the University of California there.

@@jeffmorse645 That was also the impression when my parents settled down there in the early 80s to start their family. Upon reflection, I feel like Merced is perennially on the verge of a real boom. If they got a generation of leadership there with an aggressive vision, and the CA high-speed rail project that is supposed to have a major terminal there comes to fruition, we may end up sounding like those old-timers who remember when Southern California was "just a bunch of orange orchards."

Hey I just moved from Merced to Tennessee, which part are you?

@@malaquiasalfaro81 of Tennessee? Nashville area.

Clovis is definitely the only other city that could make that claim. But since it's essentially a suburb of Fresno, I'll take Visalia.

Omg. Now that's funny. Went to highschool in Clovis Clovis west class of 86!!

I'm not really a fan of Clovis, I have family that lives there and I've visited a few times. The main thing that I remember is that there are fences absolutely everywhere, making it hard to see houses and buildings.

Ripon gang represent

Clovis, the difference between you and Visalia is in the people.

Thank you!

I am from west sac the 3 biggest rice producing place In the world. Unfortunately you can’t smell rice

My aunt and uncle lived in Atwater. One day my aunt had to get out of her car and walk up to the street sign to figure out where she was, two blocks from home. *That's* tule fog.

Back in the late 1990s, I was the lead civil engineer for the federal prison on the back side of the old Castle AFB. The first phase of the project was demolishing about two dozen reinforced concrete nuclear weapons storage bunkers.

Great mexican people oh American Cityzens purple and stars brown silver ,farmers scientist also. Mention what makes the. southwest of america brown people kind and noble proud that desrve their dignity and pride as honest working souls that love apple pie get it. We hate being 2 nd class like our Black comrades.

Thank you! Welcome to the channel!

Glad y’all got out of Modesto. Living 20 minutes from there and I’m nowhere near far enough away

Merced to East Tennessee here!

@@malaquiasalfaro81 Cool that’s not too far

Im from several states including Cali (Joshua Tree/Yucca Valley/Balboa etc) and when got out of the military I moved to the Bay and took my first Environmental Biology class there, I've loved biology ever since. And Cali is awesome, some many biomes and ecosystems and variation.

I'll do a few more videos about parts of California that often don't get a lot of love, and that will certainly be one of them.

@@GeographyKing a video about Northeastern California, Modoc county, and the surprise valley area would be really interesting I think, because I would argue that is the most forgotten and ignored part of the state. I went there on a trip a few years ago driving up highway 395 and it felt surreal, like it is by far one of the emptiest parts of the state and seeing no one on the road for hours was just crazy considering how pretty and unique the scenery was. You do an excellent job on doing these geographic profiling videos and I’d love to hear what you have to say on this region because I feel like it deserves more representation

@@GeographyKing Please give Chico, CA a shoutout if possible! I do not mean to nitpick, but your video mentions all the Walnuts and Olives are grown in San Joaquin valley, up here in the Sac Valley we produce plenty of walnuts and Olives (atleast I thought). I.e. Corning, CA is a major producer of olives, or was. Thanks for your videos, they are masterpieces!

Thanks for commenting and subbing. I'm glad you liked the video. I've got a lot of videos like this coming up.

Thanks! I appreciate the support. If the channel becomes big that'd be great, but for now as long as people enjoy the videos I'm happy with that.

I'm glad you liked the video!

I live in the San Joaquin Valley, and just learned today the Great Valley is actually larger than Denmark by about 400,000 ha.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you! I'm glad you like the videos. I try to cover a lot of topics that are not overdone by other corners of KZfaq.

Thank you!

Explore Fresno. Take a look at the tower district/Fresno city college/Fresno High area. I think those are the best neighborhoods for the money not just in the Valley but California.

Thanks a lot. Gotta represent the Valley!

I grew up in Oakdale (actually, two miles out of town on the Stanislaus River bluff). Love that town.

@@jeffmorse645 My aunt and uncle lived at the end of Brady road.

Thank you! Welcome to the channel!

Thanks for the compliment. And I'm always looking for new ideas for videos. That sounds like an interesting topic

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Thank you! I went to Cal State Northridge in the San Fernando Valley and remember reminding folks that "the valley" is the one that takes up that giant chunk of space in the middle of the state, not a small corner of L.A.

Thank you. Not a lot of people representing Madera out there.

Thanks! I watched California Gold a lot when I was a kid

The famous Santa Maria Tri Tip was created by a Portuguese butcher. He spiced it with salt, pepper, and vinegar. Now, everyone has their own dry rub and wet rubs but you want to cook it over red oak coals.