Awmws 68 thank you for saying that. Everyone is so quick to say don’t CA my TX. Has anyone ever heard of self fulfilling prophecy? Stop saying that so much lest it does become a fast reality. Not everyone from CA or NY is a liberal.
@@holyhunkcutie84 While that may be true, far too many of them are the problem people that we want to stay the hell out of our state. It's almost like if you were to open the national borders... Sure, a lot of them are good people that will cause no issues and contribute, but there's also going to be a lot of assholes, murders, and probably terrorists mixed in with them. Now, I'm not saying Californians are murderers or terrorists, but I'd just almost rather have the terrorists because at least then they don't try to pretend the have my best interests in mind while they destroy my fucking state.
Right, Darling. There are *STAUNCH* CONSERVATIVES in CALIF.... WHO WERE *RAISED IN TEXAS WITH TEXAS BLOOD AND ALL FORMATIVE YEARS WITH PURE TEXAS TRAINING!!!!* YOU CAN TAKE THE GIRL OUTA TEXAS~...BUT YOU *CAN'T* TAKE *TH' TEXAS OUTA TH' GIRL!!!!* I'M SO HOMESICK...I'M COMIN' *>>STRAIGHT HOME
to think Texas is very different from CA is a matter of appearances, I can list a big list of low shit in Texas. most people leave CA because of taxes, they will not cause higher taxes. It will be all the Mexomixo politics coming out of the closet, soon they will be majority in all Texas which will ruin your illusions of pride. So hide your guns Hispanic don't vote for guns or constitution they vote for socialism
Also recently moved to TX from CA. Living a lifestyle here I never could afford in CA, and everyone in TX are crazy NICE. It's not the middle of no where like Californians may think, and people are not stupid here. Even the musicians here are top notch (Post Malone, Unlikely Candidates). I moved here and commute to CA for work. Every time I go back I'm more and MORE thankful for TX. PS: I'm not a liberal or democrat. For this I was harassed in CA when folks suspected I was Republican. For this reason alone CA can keep their high prices, high taxes, fake niceness, superficial culture and the overwhelming homeless population
What people mistake about Texas is illegals, racists, normal people everyone lives here and we all find a way to live near each other and work near each other. We don’t always agree with each other but we manage to live among others. Just don’t do something stupid because we all carry guns here everyone
So you mean vote on issues and not what letter is next to someone's name? Because (R) or (D) doesn't tell you much, both main parties have a stranglehold and are full of shit.
The fucking revolution is here you smooth brain conservatives. You're world view is quickly becoming small minded and irrelevant while we are on the cusp of the next stage of industrialization. Will happily throw you brain dead corporate bootlicking cucks in the gulags. Usher in the new age boys, out with the old guard.
I just moved to Dallas (Irving) from OC California. My company paid me more to make the move. My fiance is a Physician Assistant and got hired in a week. We both hated California and never fit in politically in California. It made sense for us to move, make equal or more money along with a lower cost of living. The politics and lifestyle is all a plus for us. To each their own...
I'm specifically looking to move to TX from CA to bring a ton of liberal policies and kick out Trump and Ted Cruz. Where should I move? I'm thinking Houston area.
@@acjohn6995 so basically you're a locusts, you ruin one area and turn it to a shithole then move to another fertile location then turn it into another shithole. Yeah fuck you and your socialist hellscape ideology
Mel Why are you wanting another foreigner in Texas? You’re giving away the country our forefathers endured torture and death to build. You are a traitor.
@@laurenlocd3180 How come these poor abused people have their own nations, a monthly basic income, free health insurance and free higher education? Riddle me that little libshit.
Mel Browning Why are you welcoming a foreigner to your state? Are you so brainwashed it doesn’t occur to you it’s foreigners are voting you out of the homeland our founding fathers built?
@Blu Ah, you must mistake me for a Texan...genius, while I'm actually from CA , the state also known to lead the nation with the toughest strictest gun laws, which never made a difference in gun violence in Urban areas, committed mostly by gang bangers..L.A. Oakland, Sac, Fresno,...SF. Homicides still rising. Cities that most libtards like you, don't give a shit about. You think more guns laws will help? You think criminals will follow them? GC leaves good citizens vulnerable.
As a professional driver in Dallas, i can confidently say that drivers have gotten worse over the last year with the bad drivers usually having a california or an oklahoma licence plate
As a professional driver as well I noticed that too, between San Antonio to DfW the driving behavior is alot more aggressive but it's normal aggressive driving.🤔
I think your review of both states has been fair and honest. We want more open minded people like you in Texas. I moved to Texas in 1980. So happy with my decision. Welcome.
Kyes you are so happy living here because you are benefited with our standard but you need to be no to open mind because that is why you messed California we are a conservative state6 that's why we still can live over here leave your ideas liberals over there I don't know6 why you moved over here ,here we do not need more people like you stay in California and enjoy what you DoD over there we want conservatives not libera1.get out !!
Antonio Santana Dude, chill. Believe it or not, California gave us Reagan and he was a badass conservative. I’m cool with conservatives coming over. It’s a shame that the inmates are running the asylum over in Cali.
Your video is very helpful. I moved from California to Houston so I agreed with your observations. I think those that disliked your video are from California and never been in Texas 🙂
Asian guy living in DFW since 1992. I wasn’t born in Texas, but I got here as soon as I could! There’s a reason why corporations, like Toyota, left CA for TX. And more companies are moving to TX every year. I have a neighbor that relocated here from CA with Toyota. He’s lived in CA since 1985, and he says TX today is what CA was in 1985. And if we’re not careful, TX is going to end up like CA today. Stew on that for a bit.
@Michael- He's right. you have an area with abundant jobs, people move here for those jobs and then bring all the things from where they left that killed those jobs. Then when the jobs dry up, they move on because they have no emotional connection with the area. Detroit is California 20 years from now and California is Texas 20 years from now. Its like the locusts come through, kill everything and move on.
Trouble with the big companies is that they push social liberalism and will support higher taxes, because they can afford to pay more while their smaller competitors cannot.
Dallas is following Houston and Austin with Progressive Polices crime is rising in the DFW area due to it. A lot of New Yorkers have moved to Texas too and that's ruining the atmosphere and the home prices
I’ll never understand why liberals run from states that have been ruined by the policies they vote for only to vote for the same policies where they moved to. That’s what you call insanity.
Texas cities are liberal and not run by Texans anymore. DFW was majority European when I first moved here and now whites are being discriminated against and the state is becoming a multicultural balkanized mess. Demographics matter and you can virtue signal all you want. Texas without real Texans wil become another California before you know it. Another thing with so many people moving here for jobs and affordable conditions it is getting seriously overpopulated. Dallas is becoming the NY of the south
I'm born and raised in California. Never thought I'd wanna leave this state but it's gone extremely left and see no chance of it going back to the right. I can't wait to leave this state, I won't mind coming back for vacations though lol
This is my 2nd year here in Texas, and im from L.A. I can't EVER go back and I got L.A CA tattooed on my arms. I pay 750$ a month for my two bedroom apt, oppose to paying 12.00 a monthl for a studio apt in L.A.
Welcome to Texas. Im a Bronx Kid who always wanted to live here. In Texas they dont give a crap how you did it back home, which is cool with me. Im a libertarian. They love this country and so do I. You made the right choice.
S. Tony Pacheco I’m from the Bronx also and moved to upstate NY and I’m gonna be moving again in a few years looking to go to PA to escape liberal democrat policies ! Damn it sucks cause we love our house.
I migrated from the bay area to dallas in 2013, a move that my family never regret. A proud Dallasite today because we adopt and fit in, not trying to change abd influence. Let Texas be Texas and don't mess around. Trump 2020.!!
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I came here twenty years ago and I love it. It's been great for all of the above reasons. You've been here for a couple years so you already know. Welcome. Be free. Keep Texas what it is. And, by the way...Texas isn't red and it isn't blue. It's a mix of just about everything. Keep things simple. Keep things local. Keep being happy. There is too much freedom and too much opportunity out here to not be happy.
I'm not from Texas, but live in a bordering state. It's crazy the amount of people leaving California for Texas. They are fleeing conditions made by far left policies. I fear they will bring those philosophies to the voting booth and ruin a great state that I admire
Dayan A. Inclán I hope they don’t take Texas if they do this country is screwed with the top 3 states with population would be blue ( if Texas turned), dems are just plain stupid
@@margieadams4622 This would be a bloody fight. 1776 all over again in a single state. The Dims would sit back and watch in their glass houses and high-walls but remember, border walls are immoral! Build the Wall!!! DEFEND TEXAS! Without Texas, there is no United States! 1836 and onward set the precedent!
We don’t people who move to Texas. Texans have a problem with people who move from California and then vote for people liberal politicians here in Texas.
Andy Ingwersen but when people moved in too Texas and it was Mexico but u guys got mad at paying for taxes and did not want to pay than u guys revolted but we are still paying taxes 😂
@@relsidebr4785 I disagree. I'm moving because I enjoy the rowdiness and the warmth of Texans, own a fuck load of ammo, want a PROPER AR-15 (none of the butterfly wing crap or fixed mag bullshit), more fellow Conservatives minus the megacities, and because CA has priced me out. I'm following Edward's footsteps in the tech industry but I'd rather live a little more humble with "less pay" in Texas than highly taxed with my 6 figures in shithole California. So it's cost of living and all of the above! Ohh, and V8 rumbles get my peeter going loll
I’ve been in the Dallas area for just about a year now coming from Portland. The things that shock me the most: roads are in very poor condition in most places, many drivers here are insane contributing to some pretty horrific accidents, thunderstorm rain causes roads to flood which can include the freeway. But hey, the cost of housing is at least for now much more affordable than much of the west coast.
A little history. For many years the gas taxes were siphoned off to the public schools. Before that they were fenced off for use by the Texas Highway Department. That lends itself to abuse. Allen and McKinney have each built $60,000,000 football stadiums. A few years ago, the Dallas ISD lost track of $80,000,000.
I'm in residential real estate & the majority of people I see moving to Dallas from CA on their own are coming here to vote for conservative or libertarian. The people from CA who are just being transferred to Dallas from their company are the ones you have to watch out for. My parents moved us to Dallas from Orange County in the early '90s when it became obvious that the state was no longer going to be a Republican state. While we still have a few California tendencies (like preferring In-N-Out to Whataburger) we have really embraced our new home. And we'll be damned if we ever let this state fall into a leftist shithole like CA has become.
It has nothing to do with that lmao the 10 poorest states in the union are conservative facts....... it would be real nice if people will educate themselves before opening their mouth and saying s***
In-n-out over Whataburger?!? Never! Just based on the fries alone the food is better! In-n-out probably pays better and has a better cult following, but to me Whataburger wins hands down.
Moved here to the DFW area a year ago from Little Rock, and ive benefited alot financially and honeslty love this state and i wish to live the rest of my life in Texas.
Bringing my Ca retirement at (50), to Houston texas in 6.5 more months..I cannot wait..taking my ca. Dollars, my guns, and my Conservative view points to my new HOME state.. TEXAS..gr8 open honest reviews man, keep it up.
Welcome. People ask me if it scares me that a lot of people have concealed carry permits and do carry personal firearms. Really it does not. There was an incident at a very nice bar restaurant in Arlington where I was living at the time. A guy came in the bar and started arguing with the bartender. Then he pulled a gun and started firing at him. The guy in the booth behind him told his wife "get down" then he pulled his own revolver and shot the guy who was firing at the bartender. You will sometimes hear an incident like that because Texans do carry guns. But it makes me feel safer. The guy who killed the people in the Southland Church was shot down by a responsible gun owner who came to the defense of the people.
@@reeneebeany7706Arizona offers CCW's to non-residents. CA conservatives can rejoice (especially us in LA county). How concerned does one need to be when wearing a MAGA hat in suburban parts of Dallas or San Antonio? Places like Carrollton or Seguin (named after Juan Seguin of course).
Moved to North Carolina in the early 2000s after college and I never regretted it. It's so much cheaper than the North. For years, while our kids were young, I was a stay-at-home mother and our standard of living was still high. We don't use much heat in the winter because it's mostly in the 50s and 60s for daytime highs. The summer is hot but it removes most of the humidity and insects and it is not as humid as Ohio or the deep South. The taxes have gotten higher in the last ten years but it is still inexpensive. We pay about .6 on property tax (outside city limits), about $2.30 per gallon on gasoline, our electric for about a 3100 s.f. house is no more than a $100 a month, garbage is $100 a year, and county water is $40 a month. We work from home and utilities are surprisingly low. We also received almost $50,000 in first-time buyer assistance. The free money helped us to build our house. The money came from the state and local governments, and a Wells Fargo Bank incentive. There are many areas near Charlotte, NC that are still outside of city limits where you save money on both property and automobile taxes. My husband and I, we are conservative and do not like some of the liberals who moved down here because the cost of living is cheaper, and yet they still vote for liberals. Some of them get upset at open carry permit holders as well as all of the firing ranges. Luckily most of those sort moved to the Research Triangle. Also many of the New Yorkers haved had their homes foreclosed and they moved back to New York. Thankfully we are entrenched firmly in Trump country and I feel right at home unlike when I lived in Northern Ohio where my husband was reared. Cleveland has been a sesspit for decades and they still vote for Democrats.
Really like NC! Would there from Texas if kids and grandkids could move with us. Nice people, less dogmatic about state pride, beautiful trees and lakes
Good for you! I live in California and would love to move, just not sure I want to move to Texas, I did live there for 8 years and loved it! Gotta get my family onboard! Stay Safe friend! Go Trump!
In Texas you can dispute how much you pay in property taxes. People and companies do it all the time and do get lower rates but with everyone moving here it’s driving up the value of homes making taxes higher.
No shortage of homes in Texas..Business & homes going up everywhere..But you are correct the $$ is going up.. California transplants sell for 500k for a so so home and can get an estate for it in Teaxs..
@@themanhimself4619 THE ILLEGAL ALIENS ARE BAD ENOUGH AND NOW YOU WANNA ATTRACT DEMORATS TO OUR STATE.....IF BEING A DEMORAT IS SO GOOD WHY DON'T YOU STAY PUT??
I left San Diego, California almost 17 years ago. No regrets! Lived in San Antonio for 15 years and now Houston for 2. I live in the Suburbs in Houston. The house I have now to have comparable in California would be at least $700-$800 thousand.
I used to live in SD. Liked it a lot. It has always been expensive. What I don't understand is why no one ever mentions that SD is "liberal" like LA and SF. Truth be told, SD has always been conservative. Mayors for the most part have always been Republican as well as majority of City Council members. It is ran well. That is why it is the ONLY city in CA that has a budget windfall. That is why they have opened NEW libraries, fire stations, parks, AND repaired HALF of their city streets. Why is it that NO ONE is reporting on this???
@@chisel65castle17 True! It may be a reason why I am conservative and I'm assuming because of the big Military presence in the city. I heard within the last year or 2 that San Diego did not want to be a sanctuary city.I left SD because it was more affordable for a family of 6 to purchase a home over 2500 sq ft in Texas. Now that we're empty nesters, we could afford to live in SD but a much smaller space but I love it here especially North Houston ... Spring/The Woodlands area.
I'm not originally from Texas, but I got here as soon as I could...26 years ago...anyways, welcome. Get out and explore this great state! We have a little bit of everything here...Mountains, deserts, beaches, forests, lakes, rivers, big cities and small towns. Festivals and events happening year round ....Make it your home, you'll love here!
I was born and raised in California and lived in Dallas for many years as well. So about half of my life was spent in both places. What I can say is this - if cost of living is the biggest concern, got to Texas. If you're a conservative go to Texas. If you like good shopping and food, go to Texas. For me, I abhor the liberalism of California, it is ruining the state. I am a moderate independent so that and the cost of living makes living here in my home state very difficult. But, it is still a fabulous place with so much to do and see, especially if you like being outside. The weather is fantastic most of the year. What I hated about living in Texas was there was no natural beauty (yes, I know all about the Hill Country and the Piney Woods but those are very small areas of the state and was not where I lived and even those did not compare to the natural beauty and diversity of California). I also disliked the humidity and the ice storms. But mostly I hated the mentality of the native Texans who really thought they lived in the Garden of Eden. Clearly, they had not been outside of the state. All in all, both places have their pluses and minuses, it's all in what you feel you need to be happy. I needed to be surrounded by beauty so I came back home. I don't know if I will stay or not, there are many things pushing me towards the border but my heart is here, that's for sure.
Colleen Monfross having lived in both states, I totally understand and agree with what you are saying. I live in TX now but would love to live in CA for natural beauty part if cost of living wasn’t too crazy there.
I have been thinking about leaving California and I have read nothing but positive comments about Texas. I think I better hurry and defect like you did before the Premier Gavin Newsom decides to build electric fences and walls to prevent freedom seekers from leaving the New North Korea.
You are welcome here as long as you don't try to turn our state liberal. Being a conservative, you should feel at home here. We're happy to have you. What we don't want is for a lot of liberals to move here and try to make us into the same kind of state they are running away from because of the lack of employment and high prices.
To late. If your legislative districts where not so rigged, Dems would have majorities in the state legislature and the Congressional delegation. But that will be changing soon.
I fled California for Dallas in 1991. I'm still here. I never planned to stay in Dallas for almost my entire life, but have found that there's a lot to love in spire of lack of mountains and lack of oceans. There are a ton of lakes, so if you can latch onto lake life, it's awesome.
Welcome to all y’all!! There is a lot of undeveloped available land/space here in Houston! I have had the pleasure to help assist many in coming over from California to Houston in finding a home to settle in! If you’re looking from The Woodlands; to Clear Lake, Katy to Cypress and greater Houston area, reach out and I’ll be happy to assist! 😊 Everyone is so amazed at how inexpensive homes are here: You get a lot more for your money!
@@SN-bl6xm Hurricanes are certainly possible and with that comes flooding as well, but there are still lots of areas that have never flooded. The area that I live in is far Northwest which is further away from the coast (Galveston) area. My particular home has never flooded...If you do decide to move here, please have someone who was born and raised in the area (like myself) so that you can be property assisted and educated in all areas of Houston! I would be interested to know where you end up!? Just continue to do your research and if you have any other questions, you may reach out to me at anytime. ~Wishing you best of luck!
LumberJohn my husband and I bought a house in Uvalde Texas and I was shocked how much we pay in property tax every year. Granted it’s my first house purchase, we pay about 700 a month, which might be normal in other states too. I grew up in Alaska and lived in Idaho, Washington and Colorado. I never bought a house in any of those places though. I really like Uvalde but was shocked to think what we will owe in taxes even after we own the house. That’ll be a long time from now though. Lol anyway I didn’t realize it can pay off too try to get those lowered. I’m just waiting too see how much our property will be worth next year. I’ve heard some horror stories.
Btw not dogging on Texas at all. I moved from Alaska when I graduated high school and am 37 now and I think it’s one place that I will be sad too leave when and if that time comes. My husbands line of work has us moving quite a bit.
Jacob Musgrave Texas is turning blue because of traitors like you who let foreigners over run it. You probably don’t care that you’ve sold out the American birthright so you won’t be wayciss.
I live in Montana. Bozeman has been nicknamed BozeAngeles. Yes, A lot of Californians that have moved here are Conservative, however, when they sold their 500k plus homes in California & moved here...they drove the real estate market through the roof & the rent has quadrupled. The cost of living has increased dramatically. The Cali migrants were used to a high cost of living, but Montanan's are not. Californians want to live in Montana, but still want & expect what they had & were accustomed to in California.
This is why track homes in Texas cost 300 to 400k now. I moved an hour from DFW, and built a custom 3000 sq ft home on acreage in mid 200s. My property taxes are county, and pay 4K a year vs 10 to 20k in the city. All these builders know people from California will pay insane prices, and property taxes. All these people bring is inflated prices, traffic, and their goofy bs from whatever state they came from. Texas is full, stay where you are.
The US is overpopulated in general. Why do you think real estate and utilities are getting so expensive? It has nothing to do with greed but more with the law of supply and demand. Greed? See Wall Street or liberal movie stars getting 100 mil to do a movie. Oh wait. That’s supply and demand too. Maybe we should address the elephant in the room. Overpopulation.
We are discussing moving to TX and have been for a couple of years. However, we are bloodlines RETURNING to TX. My grandpa and my husband's Great Grandpa were both from TX so were are just moving back home.
Originally from the San Francisco Valley, CA. Now living in Columbia,SC. Just visited my best friend from Compton who is now living in Austin and loved it! She loves it. We realize how blessed We are to have gotten out of CA when I did!
I’m moved to Texas from California too. I ran away from California because liberals and Democrats ruined that once beautiful state. Texas is the BEST! ❤️🇺🇸❤️ Real American Values ... Keep TX RED ❤️🇺🇸
Californians have moved to Oregon for several years now.... sad! Right has moved to the rual!! Left is pretty much no more .. We used to have a saying. "Nice to see you, have a Good trip home!" I say it but they don't listen...
I retired out of the Nsvy in San Diego and moved to Austin, TX. The best moved!!! I am fully retired now thanks to Texas. Texas grows on you and you get to appreciate this wonderful living.
Whoever criticized you here for driving a Bentley in Texas is way off the mark. Texas oil people are renowned for their preference for expensive wheels anyway. Enjoy the Dallas North Tollway!
Sounds like you described my state pretty accurate and to that I say thanks. I’m very proud of Texas and I don’t have a problem with people moving here as long as you don’t try to change Texas into wherever you came from.
@Lexa Dude, he works in tech and earned his living. Quit being an envious prick. Also, Texas oil tycoons have more chaching than any of the Torrance, CA goons except they're catching up with the taxes..
Been born and raised in Austin for over 30 years. I’ve seen the constant decline in cities like ATX, SA, DFW, and HOU. The more you go around big cities, is the more you see of leftist/ liberal culture. Just remember one thing Edward... Us Texans don’t fuck around, and we have the guns to back our shit up. Congrats on you moving to Texas. You seem more open-minded than a lot of people on the west coast.
Texan who moved to LA for work for 5 years and then moved back home perspective: I met quite a few conservatives. And I have friends there that are as left as they come. We are still friends and simply agree to disagree. The one great traffic law Cali had was intersections were marked or had signage saying 'Do Not Block Intersection'. Best thing next to sliced bread when the light changes but you can't turn because in Texas have a tendency to block the intersection. So everyone stops. Not in Cali cause you will get a ticket. You touched on may great things about Texas. In my area of NE Texas I have a two hour drive to DFW and pay super low taxes. Great pay raise when I moved back home too du to no longer paying state income tax.! If I want shopping I have the normal Walmart nearby but hit Dallas up to/from airport if I want something different. Plus, there is always online shopping. Very happy to be out in the country on my land, very few neighbors and all my critters.. LA made me feel like a fire ant in a stirred up fire ant mound. Love So Co weather, lack of humidity and bugs but God Bless Texas!
I’m leaving California for sooo many reasons. I’m a conservative in the Bay Area. This state is drowning in debt, homeless everywhere, and I don’t want my young children growing up in this hateful place.
My wife grew up in California while I grew up in texas. I wasn't to concerned with texas turning blue but she is absolutely terrified and hates the idea of texas turning blue.
@@renecordova6349 CA isnt Texas btw. Clinton won California by the largest margin since FDR. by 30 points. AND Trump lost Orange County, a historically red stronghold. Dont be too optimistic.
@@agustintahmasian654 ...i am not being optimistic, I am being factual!! GOD has declared this to the people who listen to HIM!! Open your eyes and ears to GOD and you will know also!
I moved to Florida for school but still keep my house and will come back to Dallas once I get my degree. I bought my house 3 years ago for $175k, it's worth $252k now. I've gotten 4 new neighbors from California in the past couple years.
I hope that decision keeps on being a good one for you! I was born here and have been here 60 years ....and I think I might just stay too! You seem like a good man / best of luck!
I've lived in Texas now for 45 years. Dad was in the Army and we moved to Fort Hood. Been here ever since. There is no way I could even think about living in another state. And you are right, we are blunt, to the point and I don't give a tinkers damn about being politically correct.
My cousin, his wife and kids moved from California to Texas 2 years ago and he ain't complaining either. He was ranting on how bad it was in California the last time I talked to him though.
As a person who's family has been in Texas for generations Welcome to are humble state. We are big on good manners, we have good food and have a diverse culture in the downtown and suburb areas. You'll find that Dallas is an awesome city. Hope yall have made yourself at home.
Welcome to Texas. Left the West Coast over 20 years ago. I moved back for 1 yr and was amazed at how low things have become and couldn't wait to get back to Texas. I tell all my friends and family in the west, Texas is home and I can visit the West coast anytime.
Welcome . Glad you are here. I'm a Canadian immigrant living in the south Dallas area for 32 years . Born in Canada in 58. Lived in California from 60 to 65. Back to Canada and on to the states in 71 . You seem to be doing well and bless you for that .
Thank you so much for posting your review. This is very helpful information, as we too are looking into moving to Texas. I’m originally from Texas. My parents moved from Texas when we were kids. California is not a small business friendly state, either. Every time we turn around, another regulation hinders our business. However, in our resource we have managed to stay consistent. For how long is the question, before another law red tapes another subject. With AB1487 in place and before that, it’s not a landlord friendly state either. It takes more than 6 weeks to get court dates on evictions due to the court back-up (Los Angeles. More red tag , causing investors to have no incentives, which, will increase the homeless situation. This video is definitely to consider. Texas may be conservative , however, that just may be a positive for raising my young ladies. Thank you, highly appreciate your time in posting this video.
Born and raised in San Diego, spent 22 years in Washington state, moved to Dalllas 3 years ago. Never going back to ANY liberal state and I wish I had of moved here 20 years ago.
Seems to be a consistent finding among transplants: Endure the hot weather, lackluster scenery...enjoy the relative friendliness, reasonable costs of living, opportunities, conservative lifestyle and Freedom
Tennessee is a great state please try there. So many other great states that need people. Arkansas is wide open. Would love for people to come to Montana.
Born and raised in Dallas myself. Welcome to Texas Edward...but I would like to remind the libs from both coasts to not vote Democrat please. It's their policies you are running from. Remember that.
I live in California but a while back there I spent a month visiting a friend in Carrollton. I forgot about how flat it was until you mentioned it in this video. Yeah not a lot of mountain scenery going on over there. It's kind of creepy if you are used to decades of seeing mountains every day. The one thing that I didn't like the most when I was there was the humidity! Every time you are outside you can't escape that gooey feeling.
lifelong Texan here... it is hot and humid and flat and the beaches are gross, brown seawater on the coast. Many bubbas and illegals. Rural blight like abandoned trailer homes and trashy people...all depressing. Cities are slammed with traffic and construction. Franchise fast food and strip centers are ubiquitous. But...there are jobs, fewer homeless, less panhandling, better schools, more decent people, less bitterness and complaining...and fewer crazy libtards (except at Whole Foods and the entire city of Austin)
We moved from California to Houston , Texas in 1992 for economic reasons. I lived there for 9 years and hated it. Even though my husband’s business was going really well and we had a beautiful house , I still didn’t like it. I hated the weather and the lifestyle. I couldn’t wait to come back to California. Yes, California is too expensive, but I still love ❤️ it.
It’s interesting to see so many Texans saying that they don’t want people with different points of view to move to Texas, it’s like they want to stay in a bubble, a safe space if you will. Having lived in Texas for 4 years, I find a lot of Texans to be extremely sensitive.
