I Know Laws Are Laws!! But Both States Have To Get The Driving Laws Pushed Up!! To 18 Year's Old To 21 Year's Of Age To Drive!! Why!! Because That's A Early Death For 14 And 15 Years Of Age To Be Driving Car's!! That's Just Like Driving A Moving Machine 👎.. NO WAY!! That Driving Law Should Change 🛣️.
Best part of Kansas City is anywhere outside of Kansas City Mo proper, too much crime and shootings. And no it’s not the Kansas City Missouri chiefs. They would leave without the Kansas side immediately.
Kansas and Missouri are Red state. The Kansas side of Kansas City is Red. The Missouri side of Kansas City is Blue. Most suburbs of Kansas City is Red.
Missouri. Not even a question. I disagree that KS is more affluent. Maybe there are more high end luxury retail options but hard to convince me that Lees Summit is not every bit as affluent as Johnson County.
@@iknowdeweybrudda6564 but that’s a stupid comparison. You’re severing off the urban core of the metro area and making a claim about your supposed superior affluence. I can do that literally anywhere in America by severing off the enclave from the urban core. People from JoCo do this to discount the fact that there is an abundance of affluent areas on the Missouri side, including Loch Lloyd, Lee’s Summit, the Plaza, Parkville, Liberty, Lake Winnebago, Lake Lotawana, etc. I have lived on both sides of the line and don’t see what is so special about JoCo. The houses tend to be older and at a much higher $/sq ft. JoCo will always go on and on about their schools, but the schools in LS and Blue Springs are also fantastic and do the same trick in terms of getting kids into KU.
@@nickirmen358 lees summit is the equivalent of Olathe but smaller as far as income goes. You really think lee’s summit is comparable to leawood ? Or Loch loyd is comparable to hallbrook? That’s hilarious
Kansas had Governor Kelly. You have to go to Michigan to get a worse female governor. They're not queens but they think they are. Grew up in Kansas, moved to Missouri, not going back. Don't live in kc though. Live in cities outside where you have a chance at having a conservative election. Ain't saying they're right is just one party control turns into a race to the bottom.
Kansas City Missouri may have all the fun stuff but they also have all the violence remember the ranked number eighth I believe in the nation for most violent cities
@@iknowdeweybrudda6564 okay, if that’s your aim and you happen to work in OP, I guess so? But I also don’t want to live somewhere as sprawled and commercialized as Overland Park.
Grew up on the Missouri Northland side nothing has ever changed including the roads are crap moved to the Kansas side 30 years ago Roads are much better and they update their highway system driving both before you choose remember Lee Summit is not part of Kansas City it is it’s on city
I used to live in Missouri and it was rough. I loved it but I hated it because I was able to you know I know like express myself a little bit more than I can where I'm at. Independence Raytown Blue Springs Lee's Summit a few other places not forget in between the Bloods and the Crips what we will raised around
9:15 - That was not the Kansas Speedway. That looks like some small town figure 8 track. I'm not sure where they get their stock footage but that was not accurate.
That's Lakeside Speedway. It been there for 50 years or so. (5615 Wolcott Dr Kansas City, KS) They are racing this Friday night at 7pm. Also, in Odessa Mo, you have the brand new I-70 race park. Oval racing and drag racing.
Live on the cheaper side. They’re too close to each other the shit doesn’t even matter..you’re essentially just driving from one side of town to the other..I’d do everything in Mo and live in Kansas 🤷🏽♂️
Lees Summit Blue Springs Lake Lotwanna Grain Valley Oak Grove Independence Grandview Sugar Creek River Bend Leavasy Lone Jack Greenwood are all in Jackson County. Most of Jackson County is suburbs and country. Most people in Jackson County don’t live in Kansas City
Having lived in several states, I will say the people are very friendly and nice compared to other areas. However, there is absolutely nothing to do in Kansas and parts of Missouri compared to other states. Thanks for the video.
Hey, where are the best areas in KC for renting that are reasonably safe? Thank! (For reference I am a single guy in his 20s that would like a somewhat walkable area)
Hey Joseph. When you say “walkable”, what amenities do you want? Bars, restaurants, coffee shops, grocery, shopping, outdoor activities? Essentially, what are your interests? That can dictate what area might be best for you. Feel free to call or text me if you want to dive into this a little more. 816-591-2640
Agreed! Although there is still plenty to do in Johnson county. The best part, no matter which side you live on, you can easily enjoy all that KC has to offer.
I wouldn't even consider living in Missouri. I live in Johnson County, Kansas, because of the quality of life. The property values speak for themselves. You get what you pay for. I work in Missouri, and when I drive to work, there's a dramatic difference, as soon as I cross the state line. It's like a bizarro parallel universe. I drive at night, and as soon as I'm in Missouri, I see at least two cars driving with no lights. Every drive to work, I see at least two police cars with lights flashing, and a fire truck. In Clay County, Missouri, there's apparently a law that says pickup trucks can put their license plate on the front of the truck, not the rear bumper. These are usually the Monster Mudder type of jacked-up 4X4s, who love to drive way too fast, and cut you off in traffic. There are certainly nice places to visit in Kansas City, Missouri, but it's FAR better to just plan to drive over the state line. It's not that far, you'll get there in no time.
I respect your opinion to a degree, but ultimately, everyone has different expectations about their lifestyle and where they choose to live. I've lived on the Missouri side my whole life and love it here! And love the ability to cross over the border to KS and enjoy the amenities Johnson County has to offer. Thanks Mark!
@@iknowdeweybrudda6564 I fail to see what is so special about Johnson County. A bunch of 30 year old homes packed together like sardines, crap traffic, and chain restaurants galore. It appeals to the same contingent of society that vacations at EPCOT and wants to preach to the rest of us about how cultured they are. Everyone in JoCo wants to beat their chest because they have achieved a decent middle class lifestyle, while also pretending they are somehow equipped to drop Martha’s Vineyard-level cash. There is a reason the “JO” license plate prompts a collective eye roll.
@@iknowdeweybrudda6564 How is anyone in LS (or most suburbs in Jackson, Platte, Cass or Clay Co) getting shot? You seem to be equating the urban core of KCMO with the entire side of the state line. Would be like me saying, well, I’m not going to JoCo because Wyandotte. Not upset. I lived in JoCo. I hated it. Contrary to JoCo residents’ belief, has nothing to do with my ability to afford living there. Besides, Kansas is a god awful state. Even your most affluent area is entirely dependent on Missouri for its economic existence and survival. Let’s just be honest about it.
Sure thing! Its all going to depend on what your lifestyle is, budget, and home criteria is. Feel free to give Curtis a ring and we can chat about it. 816-591-2640
Grew up near there, was also stationed at Ft. Riley in the Vietnam era..... Nice rural area. Manhattnn is a college town. My advice is find a place to rent and learn your way around. Find out what you like and don't like, then make long term decisions about buying a home.
Agreed! But we thought it was important to clarify due to the Chiefs being in the media more and more. I've heard several times, on major sports networks, them being referred to as the "Kansas City, KANSAS Chiefs" 😎
Tough to say, you can really live on either side, and still reap the greatness on both sides of state line. That's what makes our metro area unique. If you pinned me down to an answer, I will say MO side, just cause i grew up here :)
Kcmo is mostly detached single family homes and suburban sprawl with low density; more so than Overland Park and Lenexa. And over 50% of the metro areas office space is in Johnson county Kansas. Johnson county Kansas is the most densely populated and wealthiest county with over 613,000 people. Johnson county’s median household income is 96,059$ and kcmos is 60,042$. Theres more people living within 5 miles of downtown Overland Park than within 5 miles of downtown kcmo. Johnson county Kansas GDP is higher than Jackson County Missouri. There has been decades of white flight and urban decay from Kansas City Missouri. Kcmo has a big crime problem too..
Correct! All great information and valid points. In our video, we tried to paint a picture for someone considering moving to the area from out of state or other large downtown city. KC metro, overall, is growing, and bringing more jobs and opportunities. It will be interesting to see how the landscape of the city adapts and changes.
@@DoinLeesSummit It's already up to 194 views for just a few hours. If you''d like to put this on your Channel, I'll be happy to send it to you. You choose how much it's worth to you. God Bless!
