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@@angelabush9766 I'm from Illinois Northern Illinois "the Stateline" and still live here. I used to hate living here when I was growing up, but after college it wasn't so bad. I would love to be able to live in a warm climate during the winter and early spring. I'm thinking of buying a second home somewhere warm all year round

Question, so do you have to live in NV for a full year in order for the no state income 🤔 tax to take effect? How does that work? I'm looking to move there in 2024. So would I not get the full benefit of No state income taxe until 2025?

I would love to move to vegas.

@@armandocorral7856 No. Whatever income you make in NV is not taxable, whether you work one week out of the year or the entire year. If you worked in another state for part of the year, you'd only pay income tax on those earnings.

What is the best location if moving from LA. Appreciate the advice

Bet any place is better to live than in California especially if you work for an employer. 10-13% State Income Tax.

@@jademartinez8143 I bought mine in Mountain Edge area. Less expensive than Summerlin and Henderson but still have the small town feel, quiet nice neighborhood and close to Red Rock Canyon.

I love this story! It’s spontaneously great ☺️💕

You are a parasite that contributes to the problem of housing shortages and increasing rents. Stay in CA.

I agree. I think even her pros and cons were on point.

Agreed! 🙂👍

We’ve lived here 30 years. The medical and doctors here are not good nor do they stay longer than several months before they depart. Californians have not helped things here, being a former CA person it’s not a compliment. Being retired we do look at all costs, new people lack of friendliness, and poor medical care….. currently the Las Vegas/Henderson NV area totally sucks.

Thank you! Good to know that.

@@tanyaangelis5248 just in case I didn’t mention: my husband has been here since mid 80’s and I’ve been here since 2002…it just has changed a lot. This lady doing this KZfaq video is sharing what The Strip & Vegas used to be but since 2019 thing are so not nice at all and The Strip is all ripped apart… enjoy learning about this place.

The medical anything sucks I’m sorry but it just does! 😒

@@mayberryfiya3528 don’t be sorry, because you are completely right and correct.

Please vote accordingly.

I bought fireworks in pahrump 😊cool little town

you really trying to sell us the idea of pahrump right now lmao

@MyLife Cat houses can’t be in the city of Vegas, but are all over the state😎

Pahrum old people good for married that don't want to do anything except save money. awful life. How anyone could leave the Green mountains and Lake Champlain is mind boggling. vermont has best quality of life second only to Mew Haqmpshire. Taxes pay for that

Didn’t he used to own Terribles hotel & casino over on Paradise aswell which used to be Continental before and now the Silver Sevens. They used to do a pretty good cheap buffet breakfast there with a cook to order waffle station. Never stayed there whilst it was Terribles but was there for a couple of nights back in 1988 when it was the Continental

@@50kevindWow someone remembers the Continental hotel, my brother work there for a short time early 80’s. Now there’s a Terrible’s about 20 miles out, in Jean NV is a Terrible’s that was once the Gold Strike, in fact across the 15 Hwy there use to be another place called Nevada Landing that opened in 89 and closed in 07, it was demolished I believe couple years ago. Terrible’s closed down during the pandemic and now looks like it was sold and too will be demolished.

@@jeffreyferguson83 shows how old I am lol 🤣 those were the days when buffets were really cheap and the phrase resort fee had not even been thought of

Henderson used to have Terrible's Town, a mini casino and bowling center on Boulder Highway. It closed down many years back.

When I ran to California every week, my go parking spot was Terribles in Jean. Can always find parking there in a big truck. Forget parking in Primm. That truck stop fills up, & is a shithole. The Starbucks inside seems to never be open as well.

I'm a dublin man who lived in America for 10 years. I couldn't wait to leave. Nothing is like Ireland. Down In waterford at the min. There really is no place like home.

​@@TheGeneral_LUFC I live in America man but I do know the feeling you described.

You don't want to live in America. America sucks.

wanna drive my truck to any 48 states + Canada for 50c per mile ? i ll be drinking in Vegas

​@@josefbarada1053 pfft gotta pay at least 70 cpm. Trucking is a hard life, underpaid.

It was fun then! Remember Rum Jungle lol

I plan on moveing out somewhere around there when I turn 19, I hope it's worth it, I need alot of money for collages

She’s literally our child i could never! My mom would’ve loved to keep here tho 😂

We moved to Vegas almost 8 years ago from Chicagoland. We had a St. Bernard then, and someone asked us what we were going to do with our dog, like we weren't going to bring him with us. I was shocked someone would ask that. I guess he would not have. Our Saint was part of the family.

Good lord!!’ People who do that shouldn’t have them. I’d sleep in my car before I ‘leave my pet’ behind

Wow! People do that?! That’s insane! 😢

Who leaves their cat behinds? They’re part of the family

Utah has no casinos or alcohol banners ,

utah idea of fun is loading up the 12 kids and going to temple in their local ward and listening to the bishop talk about Smiths spaceship vision in upstate New York. The state is filled therefore with the gullible and the clinically insane

I live in summerlin also and you are right, I lived in Orange County for forty years, and moved here ten years ago, and found parsdise. The lack of taffic and great roads are so nice after being stuck in traffic for hours in Cali..

You don’t miss the snow? lol jk

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Feel like central coast + northern CA has the best weather definitely - Goldilocks point.

Also a lifelong midwesterner who has now spent 2 years in Southern California. I’m ready to head to either Denver or Las Vegas. Which would you recommend?

KZfaqrs that are negative about living in Vegas are telling the truth

@@funtimeswithfefe242 I agree. I was not impressed with Vegas when I went there in March to see a NIT BB championship. Outside the strip I guess there are other things to see but I didn't have a car.

I love y’all hot dry summers too 😂😂. When I was out there I was thinking dang if I was back in Indiana and it was this same degrees, you wouldn’t be able to comfortably be outside. It gets so humid that you can hardly breathe, it’s terrible I hate it

Agreed about the buses in Vegas. Especially the strip. Most people don't notice, that bus comes ever 30 minutes, and get up and down the strip for cheap and easy.

yeah, assuming they are on schedule

I live here and anytime we want to go to the strip we park at the park and ride by our house and take the bus. 5 bucks for 24 hours is cheaper than any parking.

I was in Vegas for the first time to see the NIT BB finals and used the buses. Does Vegas attract a lot of homeless people because I took a local bus from a UNLV campus to the Orleans hotel and there was this homeless guy sleeping on the side walk and he never woke up even as traffic was going by.

@@alextijerina1284 That area does have a lot of homeless. We rank 14th in the Nation for homelessness. About 39,000 homeless residents.

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What would you like to see her cover for tourist? Just curious because I feel like her entire channel is for tourists.

better? It is only going to go up. Right now rates are higher so homes are a little cheaper but the payments are not. WAY different living here than visiting though

Please don't this video was from a new comers perspective. Everything is shinny when new. I grew up here and 90% of her pros are incorrect.

@@yourDASHcruiseandtravel05 How about the cost of water for your lawn, it must be expensive.

@@alextijerina1284 hard to believe but our water bill is cheaper here than in Ohio. Car insurance and registration is the biggest difference

Who wants to live in Detroit? Although Seattle has it's fair share of problems too!

@@jmsfabrication7821 it’s great to visit. But, I couldn’t live in that weather of Michigan. Western Washington is more my speed. As for Seattle proper, I don’t go there that often. I’m out in the suburbs. Love it there. But yes, Seattle has it problems… just like every big city in the world.

@Trevor’s Flat, Round & Spun-Vinyl Community An old buddy of mine also moved out there from here (Detroit area), quite a while back. He must like it because he's been there quite a while. He tells me he also lives a ways outside Seattle, so maybe he doesn't deal with the crime, garbage, and homelessness too much. Of course (like we both said), it exists here too.

It was once very easy to live there. Today you have high crime, homeless people everywhere. The cost of renting or buying is triple from 3, years ago. Unfortunately it’s not worth it anymore, there’s no value like it once had. The sunny days are great but again it’s a desert. The cost of living, utilities, groceries, will skyrocket again so I recommend a coast line where farms are plenty. You have no idea what hardships are near especially in that city.

The hardships will come as water becomes more scarce and the $500 monthly water bills start showing up in people’s mailboxes.

I feel like the people who like the 100 degree weather tend to not blast their a.c. at the slightest hint of heat.

being an original New Yorker, what people don't understand is the heat in the west is a dry heat....you can get temps in the 90's or low100'3 and it is hot, hot, hot, but when the sun goes down, its still warm but very comfortable...no stickiness....no feeling like you need to shower every hour....nothing like a warm desert evening.....no humidity is a blessing.

@@leelaural I completely agree! I am from NC and the Vegas heat is so different. I much prefer it to NC.

Yes the health care isn't very good in ny opinion. Sadly my family member had to go put of state for care because no not in town felt comfortable treating them . I myself haven't really found many great Dr's which is pretty concerning to me as well

OMG 😩 so you couldn’t pick me up in Indiana on your way out. 😂😂 just kidding, but you moved where I want to live.

​@ambermcfadden3520 Hi, yes, actually I'm from Chicago. But own a house in Indiana that I'm selling.

I was going to say the same thing. I have lived in Phoenix for 20 years. Originally from the Midwest. That first summer was shocking. Like I had moved to a blast furnace. It will be interesting to see if she still feels the same when she has 100 degree weather in September. I have known lots of people here who decide to move away after a few years. They can’t take the heat.

Mr. and Mrs. Ruby have been fighting Wisconsin winters, where your entire existence turns into a frozen sub zero igloo, from November to March. Cars won't start. Pipes freeze. So much snow that you have to shovel...your ROOF. Cold that is so severe, that exposed skin will get frost bite in about 30 seconds. The ground is frozen so hard that it resembles cement. Nah, they'll enjoy the summer heat. Trust me. Even on Vegas' hottest days, you can still go outside and enjoy the evening at night. Winters in Milwaukee? You can't even go outside and enjoy yourself when there isn't a cloud in the sky and the sun is shining.

@@zman6513it’s a 100 degrees at 2:00 in the morning 😁

I was raised in Vegas and after 20yrs moved to Seattle. I decide to move back to Vegas in 2021 and lasted a year before moving back to Seattle. The heat is unbearable even with AC…you can’t go anywhere outside so basically you are stuck inside places for months…My past day in Vegas was literally 117F and I felt I was going to end up passing out. There is her and then there’s desert heat.

@@SaintsandSushi I always wondered what it would be like if there was a power failure in summer living in Vegas or Phoenix....

no comparison to LA. It's phoenix meets Albequerque at best. Pricinis is silly for moon surface geography and hot temperatures exceeding Venus. the strip was goo d 40 uears ago now it's third world and hip hopper gangland losers

Does she say anything back to you? Just curious. I see many people writing to her but have yet to see her write back.

Yes they are. Palm Springs does have much warmer winters but Vegas is much more fun.

Quite different culturally. PS is full of do-gooder Care Bears, while Vegas is more politically balanced.

@@r.plante2916 Do-gooder Care Bears? What's wrong with doing good?

@@nbroverman because you can't be nice to black folks or queers ... it's in the bible.

Yeah... Both are desert and really hot in the summer...

Never knew truck drivers were afraid to drive through Colorado and Utah.

Why is it so crazy? All the elevation and winding roads?

You will love living in vegas

@@thru_and_thru A lot of the winding roads through the mountain areas have steep cliff dropoffs just past the guardrails (if any). That's what can be terrifying, especially at freeway speeds or at night. You definitely need to focus while driving in those areas and watch your speed on downhill corners.

I imagine the high winds trying to push your truck off the road is much more stressful than driving a car.

The best advice I could give you after reading your post is don't do it but if you feel you might want to do it spend a month there. Vegas is one of those cities where it does not cost any more money to live in a one bedroom apartment with the kitchen for a month than it would if you were to rent it out right. Places to recommend our budget suites. They have a kitchen and a bedroom and what more do you need. The entire month my cost you $1500 at most. I left Virginia for the same reasons you're positing here and moved to Las Vegas and regretted it. Vegas is a strange place in that of all the cities in the United States is has the greatest old Laura based on the "shiny object" phenomenon. Casinos bells lights whistles, excitement excitement excitement. And then you get there and you realize that the casinos are good for a few days, fun for a few weeks maybe and then you never go again. This is it just me saying it. It's everyone that lives here. I came from a beautiful part of the state of Virginia near the University of Virginia green mountains hillsides farms vineyards. You're not going to get any of that out here. Is not a single blade of grass that grows anywhere for 400 miles. The desert is rocks and dirt. You may find the architecture depressing. It's Soviet era style housing. One house next to each other separated by about 3 feet and I'm not kidding, the exact same house over and over and over again for miles to see. There's no lakes, believe me don't count Lake Mead is just a bowl surrounded by rocks with water diverted from the Colorado River. There are no mountains with trees on then they're just bare boulders and rocks again no single thing can grow on them. I won't get into the summer heat because you probably have already read about it but the question is have you lived in it. Can you live in 110° plus four 120 days in a row. It's a good question really. One day anybody can put up with it two days three days but over time it can become Chinese torture. You'll never leave the house. You won't be able to medically leave the house as these temperatures can kill you if you even walk more than a mile. Even in an emergency you better hope that if your car breaks down someone comes by to get you fast if you're on a deserted road because you could die. Happens here all the time. Something which is a touchy subject but has to be considered is the demographics. 90% of all people moving to Las Vegas are from the worst parts of California and untold numbers from Tonga and other Pacific Island countries. They don't really like white people nor do they mix. There's a heavy heavy Hispanic population, greater than 50% absolutely. You might find the fact that this is really not "an American city" antithetical to what you might presume. I'm a physician and I can speak to this subject in depth and width clarity which is to say that 90% of all nurses in the hospital systems in Las Vegas are from the Philippines. They're really not that competent. I'll have to leave it at that. The doctors all have have five syllable last names. They're from the Congo, Nigeria, Syria, India… You will never find a doctor named McCarthy let's say. The healthcare system here is absolutely abysmal. It is ranked 49th in the United States for both quality of doctors and hospitals and this is not a place you want to get real sick in. I'm not sure how old you are but if you are over the age of 65 I would take this into consideration very seriously. The bells and whistles and shiny objects that I was referring to is a temporary and transient excitement one gets when seeing people moving about on the strip. Looks fun doesn't it? Remember that's Vegas's allusion. You walk around the strip a few times and you get tired of it as I've mentioned but also keep in mind that the demographics of the Las Vegas strip have changed dramatically.. A lot of shootings and robbing is now which was not the case years ago you need to be very careful. These are things to be aware of and also things you might miss about being in a beautiful part of the country with all of its warts and taxes and so on. Spend a month here. You'll thank me later

Im sure well go to reno eventually!

The best way to change your internet speed is reset your router unplug the cable from the actual router itself wait about 5 minutes then you get a new IP address having a new IP address will get you faster download and upload speeds on the Cox network I do this about twice a month I also have Cox gigablast so yes I do see one gig down and I'll see about 100mbs up as well

Also yes there is free parking downtown Fremont area if there's a way I could DM and explain or tell you the trick let me please

Quantum fiber was a joke at my location. Someone from out of the country asked a bunch of questions to help me identify a good match and then I found out all they had to offer was DSL - they were a front for CenturyLink landlines.

Slow drivers are in every city now, thanks to the auto insurance companies having or wanting you to let them track EVERY frikking move via your phone GPS It's total Bullshitz

@@lifesabeach5405 I wasn’t talking about geography but a mentality. 🤷🏻‍♀️ 🙄

Just because you see a lot of sand does not make you on the West Coast. Southwest desert is where you are at.

@@lifesabeach5405its the west coast man. Most people think of the country as west coast, midwest and east coast

@@lifesabeach5405 obviously theres north and south🙄 just saying based on the shape of the US (wider than it is tall) most people think of it like that

" local" and you moved here in Feb. Lmao I have been here since 87. Almost everything she said was off. 🤣

Cheaper than Calif is easy to do in all 49 other states except Hawaii. Vegas geography is the surface of the moon with temperatures exceeding the surface of the Sun. Souless bland stucco Soviet era style housing on absurdly small lots. 30 green acre farms in Ohio cost less than cheap vegas house

Well as a Californian i’m actually happy people are moving out because all they do is complain about it so I’m glad they’re finding a place to live. And I’m waiting, but it’s not going to happen my favorite place to live in California, San Luis Obispo hopefully people would move out. So me and my friend can afford to live there🤣

@@romanyimesgen6136 Try Bakersfield, Banning or Barstow.

Why move out if you liked it? I believe that maybe once it was ok do to sunny days but paying for groceries and the never ending higher rents every year it’s just not valuable anymore. The city is overcrowded and seriously no real routes to travel from place to place without being delayed or blocked in. It’s not what it used to be and once the incoming collapse happens you might not want to be there.

true that. also, the schools/universities have casino owners on their boards who pay hefty sums so that they can keep the education levels subtly low, else who else will work in their hotels/resorts/casinos if the majority attains higher education. Also, just my experience, I was there in 2016 and March last year, as an example of the attitude of the people there, when I asked for the parking lot, the security folks told me that the only way was thru the casinos. Another example, we were purchasing weed and the girl at the counter said we could take it to Arkansas on the flight just so she could sell us $5 worth of gummies more. I mean, had it been some poor innocent folks who’d have believed her, they’d have easily fallen for her words as she was really nice and soft spoken, the result might well have been them serving jail time for carrying weed. Stayed there for 3 days and found few more examples like these. Now, imagine having a family there and your kids growing up in that environment, it’d work in the shorter run, but ultimately, people will see thru such motives. So, choose wisely, Vegas is just to spend some time and then come back home. 😊