Michigan in the building✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾💙💛💙💛💙💛💙💛 golden state stand up 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

That’s a plus we need to be eating god’s food aaaahhh that’s why it stank in ohio during certain times 🤣😂🤣😂

It’s always construction I hate traveling through ohio when I’m traveling to a better state like Georgia 😂

My elementary in Cleveland closed down 20 years ago next 😂

Right where the rent is $1800 starting out for all rooms the community might not like you the klan still out there it’s still extremely racist in some areas this is wild I should do my own review 😂

I am Indigenous American, I am a woman, I am from Michigan. Dear Ohio, If you’re so much greater than Michigan then why are you the one upset? If you’d like a equality… Ohio is not the place for you. If you like the homeless living in your backyard or standing on the corners full of trash begging for money or prostitutes walking up and down your street looking through your windows if all of that’s fine with you, hey welcome to Hell-hio. Ohio is the corniest place I’ve ever lived and I’ve lived all over america.

Everywhere you go in this country they say if you don't like the weather wait five minutes.

#7 Watch the Weather! #6 WE LOVE local Buckeyes!! Selling real good stuff!! #5 WE LOVE the History of Columbus OHIO!! #4 OUR schools are better than lower taxed states, by far! #3 Its because we are GROWING! #2 The smell?, its nature doing its thing!! #1 That's right, OH----IO!! Buckeye Love!

Columbus Sucks. You will either pay high taxes supporting welfare recipients or you won't work and collect a welfare check. Buy local community is a joke (in fact that is a flat lie from this realtor)…many fortune companies are located in Ohio/Cbus and they will work you to death. Don't forget to tell them about the 5 J (ew) families that control Columbus ….Lazarus family, Shottenstein family, Wexner family, Wolfe family, etc. Total corruption. The public schools are a joke, it is centered on the agriculture of Ohio. The people are freaks over a college football team, yet many of these people never attended Ohio State. In fact, that is their entire culture because literally there is nothing to do. Born and raised in Ohio and finally left. DO NOT MOVE TO OHIO...Columbus citizens think that Columbus is the best place to live yet they have never been any where else. The construction is the union workers who refuse to actually work so you will continually have road construction with horrible roads and traffic. Don't forget Columbus Ohio is a sanctuary city so you will be second to the "newcomers."

Another one: Ohio State football will always lose the big game

Columbus, Ohio is the safest city of all the cities where I have lived. With that said, the Hilltop, where I live, is certainly not the safest place in Columbus, but it has some affordable housing and that cops are usually way too busy attending some homicide or busting a mule on wheels, then to bother you with the minor distracting stuff. Make sure to be mindful of the roach and bedbug infestation that love this city too (word of warning: do not pick up a beautiful Ethan Allen hanging out by the street). The people throughout Columbus are super friendly and quick to say hi, but usually by some homeless man scoping the area and approaching you for some change or bills. Plant them in the spring, and they will grow by summer; this pretty much describes the cones and barrels for all the road construction going on here. This is the largest college football community in the world, and I am bored of sports.

My untilities are a lot more expensive than what your saying. Electric is around $300+ in summer. And around $160+ in winter. Gas is around $100+ in summer $350+ in winter. My home is a little under 2000 sq ft

Being in a wheelchair. I am having a very hard time finding anything that is accessible living that isn't crazy high in rent.

Ok there is nothing but big box stores here. You must live in the suburbs because I do all my shopping at bix box stores. And property taxes are high. The schools get a big chunk and so does our Zoo. We have the larhest Zoo in the country. Columbus is actually a very nice place to live

Crime is not on your list? Lol

Nice to see and hear what's life looks like in this part of US. Thanks for video. Best wishes from Serbia/Europe.

I have lived in Columbus for 29 yrs, I'm originally from Michigan. Top reasons I love Columbus: 1. Diversity- at all income levels there is racial diversity in most neighborhoods, even in the suburbs. There are not many neighborhoods here that are all one race. You can be in the hood, and its still multiracial. 2. Affordable - I'm a single mom and I own my own 3br, 1 bath home in quiet neighborhood. I pay about $1000 a month mortgage. I lived comfortable on a $50k salary. Other cities in the US I might be homeless on the same salary. 3. People are friendly - people will strike up conversations with you at the store, smile at you when walking past, hold the door for you...even help out with a flat tire in some cases. 4. A lot of jobs opportunities in Healthcare, banking, finance and education. These are my top reasons to live here!

Awosome video

you are super awey by way😁🙌

Thankyou So Much for this super informative video, oh thankyou!

Oh my gosh, I love pear trees!

,old for me

i Wuvv Old Homes!!!!

cute cute cute I want one on the left. that hat is adorable 😅🙌😁🩷

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Well I don't like Starbucks and I don't like Applebee's woot woot ,this bonus i think u said Indian

tehehe ohhh Myyyy hehehe oh my 🤔idk im not against it,lol

,wonder bout Living near Berlin

Wow w/ in 5? Wow

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Buying local is a plus, not a negative. Most people support local businesses.

Not to mention the green aliens and the giants living right outside your home

At least we're not Akron!!

The black American community does not know how to commit to safe neighborhood.

Columbus is the home of the Buckeyes, but it's been run by Democrats for the past 20 years. Due to this, it is dangerous. (We hired the Chief of Police from Detroit)

8 If you like pizza cut like a pizza. In Columbus, it's common for round pizza to be cut into squares, and it's really weird.

Me and my wife moved to Columbus from Minnesota, so far we like it , traffic isnt crazy like Minneapolis, cost of living isnt as crazy as Mn. And less Snow!

I make moving easy by only bringing what I can fit in my car! Lol… 😂 The TP is usually the first thing I pack in my moving bag. Gotta have that. 🧻 🧻 🧻 But what I need to know is how to FIND a place out of state. It’s hard to find a place when you can’t visit it. Any tips for that?

Fuck bucks go blue that's why whey won this year

I don't know where's she's getting her information but that is not what it's like to live in Cols. Some things are right but at least 75-80% of her information is wrong. For example the cost of living is terrible. You could get by on $10/hour but your going to be renting an apartment that makes you feel like your in poverty. Low rentals are $800 (Highland ST.) That's 2-1/2 weeks pay at. At the prices now as I've been looking for something else. Car payment food, your broke. You need at least $30 to feel comfortable. There are also more rentals around Cols than their are home owners. There's a project getting started to add another 500 apartments at $1000/month 15 minutes form High st. She needs to actually look around Cols. Her office is in Dublin which is not part of Cols. It feels like Cols because it's just 1 big city at this point. Even the suburbs. In Dublin area the average home value is 550K Some of the homes near her office are 2.5M and up. You wanna see Cols. I'll show you what it really looks like.

Uhm 😂

Weather cool, MA and PA shops YAY

😂😂😂Kinda crazy I was born and raised in Michigan and was thinking about moving to Columbus and I like both Ohio State Buckeyes and Michigan Wolverines 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

Depends where you live. But I notice mostly chain restaurants and the same stuff over and over again. Not everyone can afford to live in Dublin or German Village or Short North. I see a Starbucks, a chipotle a Kroger and CVS on every main road everywhere. Cameron Mitchell restaurants everywhere. Every community has the same chains.

Columbus leads the world in zoos and cancer research. And has the 2nd largest university. The economy is supported by government. With Columbus being the state capitol, education thru Ohio State University. This stabilizes the economy. A lot of people live in Ohio. There are communities everywhere. Not just in the city proper. And they commute to work. Generalizations are difficult about central Ohio. There is lots of diversity. Lots of opportunity. The weather is more favorable to plant life than human life. Ohio is 100 shades of green. In season. Winters are just gray. Some say depressing. Ohio is the center of the opioid epidemic. Columbus fared better than some cities. It’s not a dominate factor.

Have lived in the US in Norcal and Upstate NY. The seven things we need to know before moving to Ohio, as compared to what I have seen in Cal/NYS, are pretty ‘mild’. Any case, thanks for sharing. Great to know that the city/state are safer than the places I lived in before. :)

The real list: 1) the crime is outrageous, 2) the taxes provide you with no benefits you would get in other cities, 3) there’s almost nothing to do outdoors from a sports perspective, 4) the trash in the common areas is outrageous, 5) the city is being rebuilt, but that’s because large swaths of the city are impoverished, 6) fentanyl creeps it’s way into these supposedly wonderful schools, 7) crime, crime, crime… put some copper gutters on your house? Stolen. Drive to Polaris with your family? Get shot at. Nice family time downtown? See an open drug deal. Go shopping on high street? Get accosted by a homeless person. Send your kid to OSU? Have them robbed. Bonus 8) Most folks in Ohio are delusional and think the state is amazing. Ohio is failing in many many metrics. What would really help Ohio would be to deal with these problems rather than encouraging the constant mass consumption of alcohol and nearly continuous deflection as seen in videos like this one.

I have lived in Columbus for 40 years and find it to be a great place to live. I have to be honest and say that these criticisms don't really resonate with me. Pear trees that smell bad? Really?

Do a video on Lancaster Ohio ty