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I have used them 2 times for long distance moves and they were fantastic. And now, i am using them again. Lovely interview - the self care part is phenomenal coaching starting at 3:58. Preach brother! and I love the way he talks about the weight of doors and how they close, it is really true. my dad was a car enthusiast so he is speaking a very familiar language.
These people are literally the highest paid workers in my country, and they're complaining about their pay. Hey Auto Union, try working for what the rest of us have been making...
A lot of drugs, unfortunately . There are a lot of rednecks with hunting riffles, and we have a homeless population who love camping in the woods. It's a pretty adorable state if you want to buy a house, but taxes will get you !!!!
I dont think the other unis are "satellite", they are all independent, part of the U of MO system. People at S&T would be angry hearing that, specially because their engineering program is much more famous than Mizzou's one... just saying lol
It is horrible please don't move here, you will hate it. I have been here 35 years, I have seen people come and go. If you are looking for entitlements look elsewhere. We don't need you. Self reliance maintains the great features of this state. If you cannot meet that criteria look elsewhere, the reason this state is solvent is people don't want it to be populated by lazy unmotivated people demanding change to be like the places they left. If you are of that bent, don't waste your time moving here, you'll be moving again within two years. Happens all the time.
@@susanunderwood4929 money is not the main consideration out here, attitude counts for a lot more. The people who stay are good neighbors so they have good neighbors, and they ASSIMILATE to our ways. I have been here 35 years, nothing is so off-putting FOR folks here as people who move here and talk about how much better the food, restaurants, stores, malls, and GVT provided services are where they moved from. Some people convey the idea they are superior to the natives of this area, in intelligence, education and financially. I would venture to guess the average farmer out here is more well educated, intelligent and more financially secure than most of the people who move here. The Midwest, flyover country is a lot different than MSM portrays. AND... altho they paint a picture of flyover country as low paying low skill jobs, nope again. Wages out here are about the same as everywhere and sometimes more because it can be difficult to get work like electrical and plumbing done if you need inspections for building or remodeling, work must be done by professionals. We welcome folks who value the kind of freedom that comes with RESPONSIBILITY for one's self.
Hey give newbies a chance! My friend & I are retired nurses. Move to AZ for kids...nope. wanna move back to home state! We're both conservative Christian & done with PHX!
I love Louisiana. It’s sad how their government has many of them just end up in Texas or elsewhere. “Why Louisiana stays poor” is a good documentary on why. Laissez les bon temps rouler ⚜️
@@davehughesfarm7983 I have been here 35 years and never locked my car, never had a problem, but then I have the brains not to live in a city. I do my shopping in small towns too. In all 35 years I have been here I heard of one woman years ago having hev purse stolen from an unguarded shopping cart. That was in a neighboring small town. In rural areas crime is rare. They more people packed together, the higher incidence of crime....Do you think people will ever figure that out? The facts are so blatant, yet they are oblivious.
I believe Michigan is only exceeded by California in diversification of agriculture products. We lead the nation in several categories including blueberries, asperagus, cherries & navy beans. Tourism, agriculture & manufacturing are our top 3 money producers. Michigan is far more than the Detroit area( which is a sad mispresentation).
