@@biozio186 you can keep your hypo needle beaches and pedo park. We have clean beaches you can actually drive and we have Schlitterbahn, Six Flags, Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, the best State Fair in the nation.
@@petergreen804 no just mostly us like back then the Oregon trail because ny expensive and now cali expensive. It was cheap then just like homes in sotex cheap because we have many duplexes triplexes townhomes and mansion apartments. And the standard multistory apartments. But yeah I guess a trend when everywhere else cold but here warm or cool.
🤣 people really just like to blame other people for everything LOL. My first month living in Austin I learned that every driver blames traffic on Californians LOL
So if 10$ is 2/3 of 15.. what’s 2/3 of 750k (the average price of a home in California) Oh the average price of a home in Texas is 342k , less than half. -signed a Californian that can do math and realizes lower wages doesn’t mean the purchasing power is worse
I hear Californians say , "Don't visit our beaches if you don't like us", and I agree. The first time I went to Cali, I saw drug addicts shooting up in nice areas and the beach restrooms toilets had flooded over with human waste.
As a person who lives in California our beach bathrooms are the worst and the nastiest ones specially when the toilets are made out of metal and the mirrors vandalized
College these days is as worthful as a social media education. There are weird ways to produce money for college these days. That’s why more retarded hoodlums are walking the campuses. Unless you genuinely snuck into a good college. Otherwise, the “average college student” lacks a concerning amount of common sense in the ways of hygiene, operating motor vehicles, social interaction, manners, and basically anything that aderall use doesn’t improve.
@@FATDADDYSACK Yes Im supposed to get my news from the corrupt corporatist mainstream media instead like you and just ignore the 20 millions of times theyve spread misinformation and lies to server their owners agenda? Lol. Its so bizarre to see clowns like you flee from failing blue states and into the red ones, and continue to vote for the same incompetent people all over again. Some real low IQ mentality you got going there bro. You even managed to put a dementia patient in office lol
@@luperamos7307 The housing is only high because of the tens of thousands of californians rushing in and creating a huge demand. It's the same in a lot of states now. Ten hears ago in Utah a house worth 300k is worth nearly 500k now.
The amount that you’re paid per hour typically matches the state you live in and their economy. I think a woman explained how her job in NY gets her six figures but after everything is taken out, she could only comfortably afford a studio apartment compared to with her income in TX, she could afford herself a two story house.
Lower cost of living = lower pay Higher cost of living = higher pay It’s essentially the same. Making 20 an hour in New York is like making 15 an hour in Texas. If you raise the wages guess what? Cost of living goes up with it. Your paycheck might look bigger but it’s essentially the same as your smaller paycheck. Don’t get how people don’t understand this yet 🤦🏻♂️
The thing you didn't mention is the cost of living goes up regardless. Like there hasn't been a time when it didn't, the problem is when wages don't go up proportionally to increase in cost of living
@@seanthe100 dude wages increase therefore prices increase. Maybe that’s too hard for you to understand so lemme spell it out for you. You’re a landlord. I’m your tenant. You know my wages. I currently make 10 dollars an hour. You set my rent at 500 a month because of said wages. Then minimum wage gets increased to 15 dollars an hour where I live. Therefore if you were smart as any business owner would be you would increase your rent prices. You’ll probably have to anyways as you’ll probably have to pay your staff more as if they were making under 10 an hour that’ll no longer suffice. Now my rent is increased to 800 dollars a month! Utilities go up, Food goes up. Everything increases. So now 10 dollars an hour is virtually the same as 15 an hour. I’m still in the exact same amount of poverty. If you can’t comprehend that I feel deeply sorry for you.
@@seanthe100 And prices go up based on demand. It also differs in terms of what you’re referring to. Rent and most things we Americans pay stay virtually unchanged in most parts of the country. It’s really only an issue in states that don’t know how to stop spending too much money on shit they don’t need. Can’t ask for more money just because the people you or the idiots around you elected is screwing shit up. And if you just up and leave like everyone has With California shit gets worst. People dig there own holes and then complain when someone tries to tell them to lay in it. It’s why we’ll always continue to have these issues
@@J-RichTalks If your pay increased there's no reason why you have to let the landlord know this. Pay goes up when employers have a hard time finding workers
@@seanthe100 so you’re stupid gotcha. You’re right don’t have to tell the landlord. Once the landlord sees the universal increase of minimum wage she’s gonna increase rent. Why? Because you OR future tenants will be making more money therefore it’s time to charge more money
I live in Houston, and now the prices here have gone up a lot. Too many people came from California (and other states) and have happily paid high prices for homes. Now, Texas isn’t as cost friendly as it used to be. Nothing against the people who migrated from California, but it’s a very unfortunate situation for the Texans.
@@vandannng528 The cost of living used to be very low in Houston. While the cost of living in states like California was very high. So, that’s what attracted so many people to relocate to Houston. Many people from California and other states placed very high bids on homes in Houston, which drove the rates up. Now, our cost of living has increased significantly. The city is overpopulated. It’s hard to even find an apartment, and any decent one is very expensive. Pretty soon, Houstonians won’t even be able to afford to live in their own city. It’s especially hard on the elderly or anyone with limited income.
And that’s the exact problem, they don’t want to lay in the bed they took a literal shit in. Or clean it up!! they rather just move to a new place! and do the same thing again! Oh democrats 🤦🏽♂️
This is the biggest argument I get into with everyone who decides they want to move out of state. They will literally look up everything about the state except for economy based things and most importantly the laws!!!
Bro I’m sad cuz I like animals mostly reptiles and I live in California I want to move to Florida but not piss anyone off is there any way I could do that
@@theshageddy9456if you want to move to Florida move there. Who cares if anyone gets mad !? Floridans don't own Florida, they have no right to tell you you can't move there. You can move wherever you damn well please.
@@jessik8660Californians move where they please. No dummy out there can tell other ppl what to do. Without cali the rest of the red poor states are nothing more than a rodeo show.
Im a native Texan, dating a native Californian. Its a challenge sometimes but I still love her 😂 I showed her how to crack a pecan and taste honeysuckle, she taught me how to order starbucks and save money.
@@dragonslayer4423 come on bro don’t make us Texans look bad. We don’t need to kill anyone for stupid reasons. We are a stand your ground state. We don’t want to end up like California with their stupid strict gun laws. I’m all about the 2nd amendment and self defense but I’m not a dumbass threatening people. I’m one of the few Texans that doesn’t hate Californians they’re Americans too just like us. It’s a free country and I say hey you can move down here but…..umm just doooonn’ttttt bring your blue liberal ideas down here unless you move to Austin😂 other than that I’m not hating on Cali folks. I’ve visited California plenty of times and nobody cared seeing my Texas plates. They just seen me as an other ordinary person driving a car regardless that it’s from a different state lol
Texan economy is for the most part made up of the Californians moving there. Yes California is the best and biggest economy in the US. Without Cali, Texas would a rodeo town.
@@dominic369 judging someone based on where they live kind of sounds like judging someone based on the color of their skin. But I guess that's just America for you LOL
@@klumsyninja9073 Its really cuz we scared Texas will become like cali, I used to live in a very quite town, but since people from cali moving here its been crazy here. That was what I loved about Texas, peaceful, everyones knows everyone. I have a feeling it wont be like that for long.
texas is super overrated i’ve lived here for 13 years and california for 4 years. SoCal is the best option is u value health, the environment, fitness, diversity, excellent food, & nature. also texas is like one of the worst states for allergies & the california vibe ( specifically San Diego ) is like WAY more chill than the texas vibe if u ask me.
Bro I’m sad cuz I like animals mostly reptiles and I live in California I want to move to Florida but not piss anyone off is there any way I could do that
@@theshageddy9456Don’t start off conversations with “I’m from California”. Nobody actually cares where you used to live and they’ll think you think you’re better than them if you bring it up first thing. Nobody thinks California is as awesome or important as Californians themselves do. Don’t discuss politics if you have conflicting views, it’s not worth it in the long run.
Tell me you’ve never been to both states without telling me you’ve never been to both states lmao. Plenty of high paying jobs in Texas… when it costs 4x more to live in California making twice as much as someone in Texas doesn’t make you equal financially to them it makes you worse off.
@@Jandeganjaman that's not a livable wage no matter how cheap things are here. Do the math... Even working 40 hrs a weeks after taxes, etc you don't even have enough to pay rent for a 1 bedroom apartment and if you have small children that won't even cover daycare let alone rent, utilities etc.
@@BizzzyBee Having a livable wage isn't anyones responsibility but yours. Minimum wage isn't supposed to be able to cover people's entire family costs. That's absolutely insane to expect to have a job that requires basically no skills covering everything you need to live comfortably. That isn't McDonalds job. Find a new job. Learn a new trade. This isn't rocket science. Minimum wage is there for a reason. Not supposed to have grown adults trying to take care of their families off of it.
Red states are usually racist states. They hate ppl simply because they are from cali. Texas is a poor town state. Californians help the economy there. Without us there, texas is nothing more than a rodeo town.
Go on to Texas & get your Rude awakening.! It’s not Cheaper in Texas than California.! Dont be Fooled by Folk’s that Never been there.. No Matter What State you go to” your Paying/ high prices are everywhere in every state..😁
As a Texas I would say sometimes the pay is minimum in small towns but bigger cities there just over the prices of what a gas station pays you. Like for example, if you work on a farm business it depends on where you live I assume, like Sonora some people buy eggs and fresh milk from farms. But a bigger farm business it’s packed. Last but not least we have to teach people from different states we don’t drive vehicles, we ride horses or bulls😅
@@wlkbeastmode-issiap.346 born in raised in CT- low cost living and high pay! Just to let you know! Rural home and safe communities. I think so many ppl are brainwashed into thinking a political party has personal control over what you can achieve on your own!
@@jamessmith4455 When I asked her why? Her answer was "I couldn't do it, specially the weather' ...I never been to Texas, so I don't how extreme the weather is.
😄 Friends of mine his wife went looking for a place to live in Houston while he in California packed up the house and finished up any paper work three weeks later she called told him to come pick her up this place is not for us. I asked what changed her mind she said TOO many rude incidents with people.
Yeah, I remember moving to texas as a kid and yup you assholes make sure even childern feel this sterotype. You Texas are fake nice and proud of that. Stay in Texas and please dont travel.
It's funny when people from Texas comes to flordia and announce they're from Texas as if we're supposed to be impressed. Nah. You'll just be the first to be fed to the gators and storks.
Hahaha, I just gave someone advice to prevent pissing people off when moving to another state. The first thing I said was to avoid saying you’re from California first thing. It really does apply to moving anywhere out of state, though. Nobody is as impressed by where people used to live than the people that moved 😂 I used to tell people I was from Utah when I moved to Oklahoma. Learned real quick to say I was from the city I moved to instead of saying where I used to live to avoid getting the “side eye” from folks 😂
It’s funny how Californians can afford to move to any other state but other ppl from other states cannot afford to move to cali. It’s a higher tax bracket.
LOL My husband did that before he came to TX 15 years ago. I tried living in AZ for a bit with him, it was cool but it wasn't Texas! Had to come back home!
@@simonebarron4005 not everyone has to or should own a business. Virtually everyone has to work. If you can't afford to pay your employees then you shouldn't own a business. Perfect example...lets say you own a small business which is regarded to having revenue of 1 million to 40 million. PLEASE explain why you cant afford 40,000 a year. that is $20 an hour x 8 hours a day x 5 days a week. That is 800 a week and 3200 a month in 2022. You some how think 24,000 a year is a liveable wage. LOLOLOL and to increase it would bankrupt these people?
@John Smith That is literally the purpose and basis of minimum wage. So if 7.50 isn't enough then you are openly admitting the problem. The increase in rent happened well before and faster than the increase in salary. you are lying. I am also not telling texas. I am saying the entire united states needs a pay increase. Every stat and every person knows it.
Don't let our taxes bankroll your state. Cali is the 5th biggest economy IN THE WORLD, not in the country, Junior. you'll be begging for Cali's help if it stopped.
@@ElPajaroMeaPrietas it's like this son I don't sign statements I don't beg for forgiveness I don't care I don't give a fuck about your economy your state makes poor decisions you paid elected government officials are corrupt
@@ElPajaroMeaPrietas And Cali only functions because they steal all their resources from better states. You P.O.S.s would die without the millions of gallons of water you steal annually. You can't keep your own ecology functional because you're too stupid. You push pro chomo propaganda across the country. You destroy every other staye with your reckless political and economic deficiency. And your economy only exists because you are half the ports on the west coast. Take half those away and your entire economy tanks. It's not that you people are economically capable, it's that people who are actually smart use your ports to get stuff everywhere else.
You'd be crying in a week after the federal dollars stopped propping up the other red states. Texas could not handle doing that 🤣 It is a one star rated state.
My favorite part is they keep saying this while driving housing prices up and buying houses from struggling Texans. You are not sending your best Cali 🤡
How do you expect someone making $7 to afford a damn house. They're not even moving to cheap 3rd world country. they're just switching states and you're just mad they've such economic leeway to afford cheap Texas houses before the Texans.
@@ANJIN-p4q people who work fast food jobs shouldn't be able to afford a house on $7, those are entry jobs for people in high school, college. And no they don't deserve higher pay, they can't do the simplest task without fucking up something, and no they shouldn't be paid more because those pay raises affect all entry level jobs and will only make things more expensive like California.
@@joseescobedo7899 No, wages don't go up due to demand, workers are paid by how much their wages minus local expendetures, rent, insurance, bills, food and gas
Californians: I absolutely hate Texas. Let's change it by pushing our progressive values no one wants there. Texans: Can you not settle for destroying 1 state? Why do you need everyone to suffer from your ideas? Californians: But look at how great our state is! Texans: 🙄😒
@@minigirl6839 Texas economy is bad. Terrible. Houses are made of practically cardboard. Then you have terrible weather in Texas and sometimes tornados and storms. So the only money coming in is Californians and their money moving in. Elon for example. Most Californians move there as last resort it’s cheaper.
@@mmmd3429 I really don't understand the sentiment. Why constantly encroach upon people and places who'd rather not have you and whose culture and beliefs are alien to your own? There are some gross assumptions here toward you personally, but it captures the general resentment toward Californians, Oregonians, Washingtonians and New Yorkers, etc., crowding en masse into rural and conservative areas throughout the nation.
@@quinton01 not everyone is strongly socially oriented. Tech workers are often introverts. And the culture in Silicon Valley is to have a small group of trusted people and ignore everyone else. Who cares if the neighbor is X or Y if you never speak to them?
People are going to keep moving to your state y’all. That’s just how it is. Might as well get over it instead of being angry about it. That aint gonna change anything. Besides , The people that benefit from it are the ones making $$ from it in your state. Why not take advantage of it instead of complaining to boost your $?
North Carolina is probably at the bottom of the barrel. If Californians chose to move there they are only helping the economy there. Consider that a blessing.
I know that most people would be offended by your comment but I'm actually not. You're right. I was born and raised here in Texas and we're pretty hard-working people our lives revolve around work mostly outdoor labor. But you know other states have desk jobs and air conditioned offices so it's really up to the individual. Good point though. Maybe it'll help warn some of them before they get here LOL
@@beastly.warner I respect that and I love it out here but it’s for people that have a family and are ready to settle somewhere nice but me I’m use to going to work and going to the beach or bars in Hollywood lol
@@PROBLEMCHILDVALLEYPUNKS818 yeah that makes sense to make a move if it suits your lifestyle I agree. You pretty much nailed it most people in Texas have large families. Most of the single people move to Austin or out of state to places like LA or California or New York. But then when they're ready to settle down they come right on back LOL
@@PROBLEMCHILDVALLEYPUNKS818 if you do just be careful it's one of the most dangerous cities in texas. Things have gotten pretty crazy up there lately.
All this Texans running they mouth saying stay out of texas smh 🤦♂️ we Americans can go where we want! But no I ain’t choosing sorry texas over cali 🌞
Reality: Liberals: Can we have basic necessities instead of just letting this one guy have 200x more than we could ever earn because his father did somthing? Liberals also: man having those extra dollars that are going to my rent instead of some mega yacht really help me live life properly
You need to make a channel stating that California's need to stay in California because they destroyed California we don't want them anywhere else in the US
Dude a good chunk of CA isn’t liberal. It’s literally just LA, SF, and Sac these big cities with colleges. Central Valley is all farmers and AG quit thinking everyone is like that there. Some people just want what’s best for their families.
Also, if you want to make significantly more in Texas, go work at Target, Walmart, Amazon, or Costco! Costco and Amazon pay really well! I think Costco pays starting at $14 or $15 in Texas, I don’t know anymore, it could even be above that! In Amazon, in Texas, it starts at $18/hour or $19/hour, and best part about Amazon is that you don’t need to go to a job interview! Just apply, go to the hiring event, and then one or two weeks from then and you’re in! Also, in Amazon, you get a raise every six months until you reach the cap in around 2.5 years or so! Things to think about my fellow Texans and new Texans especially!
@@smokiesdiscovery4810 I actually drove through there last week. It's pretty country. I live out in the country in Fayette county, right next to Shelby county (which is where Memphis is). But I just got back from a trip and went to see some land that I purchased in West Virginia and to spend some time with my best friend who lives on the property next to mine. It's a bit south of Charleston, WV. Funny story: While I was in WV, I was in a pawn shop with my buddy, and two guys were talking about business. I wasn't paying much attention until one of them said, "Well that didn't start until Biden became president. Man I hate that som'bitch!" I chuckled. If you told those mountain folk that you were a liberal, I don't think you would make it out alive. 🤣
Don’t tell ppl what they can and can’t do. Worry about yourself. Thank Californians for the economy boost in Texas. Without Cali, texas is nothing more than a poor red rodeo town.
as a person born in california but grew up in texas, i will never fully understand the beef between both sides, but i don’t care, so i don’t want to pick a side. i don’t see one side right and the other side wrong, they both have their pros and cons. but i still wished texas had a bigger population than california to live up to the slogan
Texas has the same federal taxes. California income taxes are pretty low if you make less than $50k per year. Texas property tax rates are much higher percentage wise. It just depends on cost of real property. Some places (Dallas, Austin, etc) property prices are comparable to California. Therefore, taxes are much higher in those cities, and that causes rents to be very high on places like Dallas. Do your research before you leap. And to quote Stacy Keach, "don't gay it all up!"
It is cheaper. If you don’t believe it, go move to CA and enjoy your 5k per month apartment and $6.00 gas. High electric bills and $400 natural gas bills.
High school stepping stone job huh. 55 million jobs in the US pay under $15 an hour. But there are only 38 million people total in America age 16-24. So justify who is supposed to work those jobs.
@@billythefxck Minimum wage is a stepping stone job. You shouldn't be able to comfortably live and be able to take care of your family off of it. That's ridiculous. And if the company who is paying minimum wage doesn't have enough to fill than they will most likely raise the amount they pay and those companies can compete with themselves over the people who want those jobs. Which is apparent as this fast food place in this clip is giving 10$ an hour and that isn't bare minimum. Let them compete for people but don't push people to be minimum wage people. Adults should be pushed to be better than that. Especially ones with families.
@@blah7160 you never bothered to learn why minimum wage was created and what is was for? I guess these businesses close during school hours. Stop being a 🤡
