Top 10 BEST STATES to Live in America for 2022 

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I used to live in Connecticut and it was great there… except I lived in Hartford

What about, Top 10 reasons not to move to Charlotte, NC?

Dude you said you would make top 10 best cities to live in Canada

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Stay off the east coast. Upper Midwest is good tho.

@@Davido50 Oh yeah! I'm not going THAT Far East. I'm thinking maybe Minnesota. I wouldn't go farther than that I think.

@@jeremyfox4186 I lived in WI for about a decade and live in Colorado now, I hate it. I can’t handle the pollution and dry climate, which I assume is similar in Utah. I imagine Minnesota is similar to Wisconsin, in terms of climate and culture, if so, it’s great! Just be prepared to douse yourself with mosquito repellant in the summer lol, one thing I do not miss.

@@jeremyfox4186Minnesota is fun but cold. I’d still recommend it. I’ve lived here my whole life and the only big worries here are down town cities like St. Paul and Minneapolis, or the cold. I’m not saying downtown is bad here but crime is higher and it’s way more packed

Dude id get out of there utah is hell lived 5 years absolute shit

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Thank you!

Bro I was just trying to help people I have respect.

@@bettychan9831 , you are mean

@@saipatel2328 well done.

I just moved away from Utah in the past year home values have gone up by 100k. Crazy!

And it is far from being the happiest state because were anti-depressants are prescribed there than any other state.

@@scrapbookaholic This is a fact!

No to mention that Utah has the 2nd highest inflation in the United States! I’m so glad I moved to Oregon from Utah years ago! Got out while the getting was good and having lived there all my life I could see the writing on the walls! Well I could when I was 5, but couldn’t escape Utah until I was in my late 20’s.

About as bad as Colorado so many people moving pricing us natives out crime went up and fires every year making it very hard to breathe

Planning on doing em soon!

@@FromHeretoThere idk but you kinda sound like mango tango

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I am interested in the state of New Hampshire. too Another state is Connecticut.😊

@@sawedtdhipongsparta8022 my Grandma lives near New London, CT! I go there for vacation every summer! Love it! Been to Boston many times, but not New Hampshire unfortunately. That’s gonna change this summer lol

@@MManning90 Wow! 😯😯

We moved to NH from OK and will never look back! It's simply amazing

@@ashleylindsey6451 love it, Ashley! Can’t wait to see your state!

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You must’ve not been forced to take pills, just to be happy like most people there. I’m on medical marijuana and my housing is half of what I’d pay to rent in Salt Lake City for a room in a house. Oh and I’m finally genuinely happy, mainly because I’m not forced to take pills anymore and I don’t have to pay an arm and a leg to rent a 1 bdr apt in a HUD apt..

I could not imagine living in a State whose solution for drought is pray for rain.

@@randomexploring541 I'm currently living in Ohio and debating whether to be on happy pills or not everyday that I'm here lol this place is a shit hole.

@@bobaGogo you've obviously never visited Michigan or Ohio 😂

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Record flooding this year will help with that.

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I can second that I’m in New Jersey and I’m ready to book it outta here. Yes it does have some great things. That said Taxachussets has nothing’s on Jersey. Oh and it’s 1200+ for a studio. I’m planning on moving within the month. Where to basically none of these choices except maybe South Dakota.

​@@RobertWilke im in MA myself and considering NJ, IL or Florida. Definitely an educated, clean and safe state with plenty of jobs but a six figure salary here gets eaten up with all the taxes and inflated costs of labor and just about everything else. Idk where to move. Was considering Houston but dont want to deal with hurricanes. Chicago suburbs and Orlando is at the top of my list but will have to visit but crime and weather are making me reconsider. NJ seems balanced but expensive. However, there is more of diversity, decent health care, schools, IT jobs, etc.

@@basmatic_rice if ridiculously high cost of living and Totally Delusional one party (Dem) system are your thing then NJ will be fine. Instead of Houston try San Antonio about an hour away from Houston, Dalla and Austin. Chi-town is a disaster and Orlando is good but the heat and Humidity will kill ya. Good luck on your move.

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@@FromHeretoThere nice!

It is great there, hiked the AT there during half the month of August one year. My only complaint were the mosquitoes, but they paled in comparison to the ones in MN during that time.

Thank you so much haha :)

Totally, I live for these videos

Come to my country it's a lot better

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@@MichaelRodriguez-rv4pq Do you live in a 70's american propaganda movie? Boomer, lmao.

Dunno if many states have nice houses under 150k now. But could do an under 300k video probs!

Same it is definitely a good place to live. Well just be ready for cold winters

Planning on MORE Canada videos SOON!

Reason #1: it's ridiculously expensive.

That keeps most people who are likely to ruin the state out though

Definitely one of the most beautiful states!

I moved to Ohio from Utah 12 years ago! I miss Utah as well

Probably the most beautiful state after Alaska but not underrated hahah.

Glad to be back! Hoping to get more and more content out for y'all!

Woohoo!

@Eternity row X It won't be there in 10 years, but it's good times for now. The Northern and Midwest states will probably still be here though. And Washington if it can figure out how to build housing.

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I am not surprised with New Jersey. The schools are some of the best in the US, it's family-friendly, and there is a good mix of urban and rural areas.

How's the nightlife in Minneapolis?

@@harismansoor5733 you should move to lakeville

Over lived in both, I live both sides of Nebraska

Definitely one of the best states year after year!

You transferred your job there or you started from scratch

to cares?

gonna be massachuetts top 3 prob

Minnesota has to be up there because we have the Mayo Clinic

Tennessee is GORGEOUS, but definitely way too expensive for most of the incomes

@@FromHeretoThere yes! Very beautiful country roads and it’s especially beautiful in the fall time!

what other republican states do you recommend that you can buy home for 150-200 k and have no state tax , good gun open carry laws no democrat cities lol I live in Chicago and plan to move in 3 years once I marry lol I’m young 27 year old lol

I heard alot California people moving to TN and Texas...just like people from up North move to NC, SC, GA and FL and sky rocket our prices down here

Thanks for saying this bc I was thinking about moving to Smyrna Tn. But the jobs are not paying well for the rent costs.

If you want to avoid the Seattle are I would recommend Vancouver or Bellingham. Neither are cheap but both have good quality of life. Vancouver is growing quickly and more is being added to their Downtown and Waterfront area. Alot of safe and quaint suburbs. The real benefit is you are 15-20 minutes from Portland International Airport almost anywhere in Vancouver. You are also 15-30 minutes from Downtown Portland to see some big shows and large events. Bellingham has a great smaller city charm with a ton of recreation. Biggest draw back in the limited economy and its 2 hours from Seattle and an hour (and border crossing) from Vancouver BC, so if you need to get into the city it’s not super convenient. Everett is a mix bag for me. I think if you want to be in the Seattle area the best places are the Eastside (which is extremely expensive) or the South Sound in Tacoma, Gig Harbour, University Place area.

@@devanwilliams1127 thank you so much for your valuable information! I have overlooked Vancouver but really want to explore. I like that I can work in Washington sans state income tax, and pop over to Oregon for tax-free shopping, and culture. And the 5 is close in case I need to get to PDX or Sacramento. I love Fairhaven; it seems like the perfect district. Bellingham is beautiful, but might be inconvenient, as you pointed out. I was thinking about the proximity to Whistler-Blackcomb...but probably not really practical for a home mountain. Mt. Hood isn't far. I've only skied Palmer Field, but the idea of near year round skiing sounds incredible! Seattle is too expensive and peopley for my comfort level. I love to visit by ferry, but not sure about a daily dose. I worked in W. Seattle for a couple of months and sometimes went to work via the Bremerton Seattle ferry/hike/bus/more hike route. It was fun for the short time I did it, but the fares can add up quickly. My employer didn't offer the ORCA pass either. I have to agree with you on Everett...seems like a mixed bag. I like Sequim because I have good friends there. Being that there is a sizable senior population, I was thinking I could find work. I am the lifestyle coordinator for an independent and assisted living senior community. It doesn't pay well compared to my previous profession but I enjoy the work and want to continue with it in Washington (with ACTIVE seniors!).

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It'll be back up there soon haha

@@FromHeretoThere Why Vermont and Maine not on listt? They usually go hand and hand with New Hampshire

Do you want more people to move into NH ???

@@christinepolacek1116 I guess not

@@mooseboi7835 Yeah I would be worried NH would start attracting the wrong kinds like the south is doing now.

Can't argue with any of those (other than Mississippi lol)

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@@jasonvegas3593 bruh your not an Og

@@drift7304 I have no idea who this dude even is. I just occasionally watch these videos. No. Friggin. Clue.

Omaha is one of the cleanest cities I’ve ever been to, my sister works on the Air Force base out there.

Thank you! And going to try to!

Haha hope it was worth the wait!

Glad you enjoyed :)

I don't like rural! everyone has their own preferences, I love urban areas as I love a fast internet, museums, art galleries, restaurants, and shopping area, all within a few steps, that doesn't have to use the car. This mean live to me and freedom too!

@@OnirikaLovelace I live in a small village in the alps with good internet and relative proximity to everything, and tbh I would die for that tranquility, but I respect people who rather urban

Urban is not always over population with to many ppl living in the city. We have smaller good cities like Lincoln, Ann Arbor, Des Moines, Grand Rapids, Sioux Falls, etc.

@@lechinajames5471 thanks for.the info, I'll keep it in mind when i decide where to move

I love both tbh, and don't think I could live ONLY one way or the other. I love people, and the hustle and bustle of a big city, so I choose to live in cities with tons of amenities and people from all sorts of backgrounds to meet. But I also definitely need a break from city-life every so often and love a nice week long retreat in the mountains or in a quiet beach town :)

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@@FromHeretoThere Yep lol, btw about Nebraska. That motto is their entire secret of why they'll be top 10 probably forever.

This list is the most CORRUPT states.

Florida is definitely close. The cost of living is just going up way too fast and wages are NOT keeping up even remotely

FL is super expensive now, especially all of Tampa bay, over crowded, no public transportation, teachers quitting middle of the day, excessive humidity, no mountains, all the lakes have alligators so you can’t swim in them, traffic, it can be pretty but you have to make 200K a household to live in the safe areas

@@rachelpatterson2327 I can do without mountains. Mountains are overrated. And Florida is literally SURROUNDED by multiple Caribbean islands with mountains so it’s not that serious. Not every lake in Florida has alligators, idk where you’re getting your information from.

Yep he his right

Think we'll do Best Cities in Canada and Mexico first, but then maybe an overall North America one could be fun!

Totally agree, and I live in the state directly south of it, where I think about it most days.

Also, with the Salt Lake drying up, the air quality will/is suffering. If I lived in Utah, I'd be running for the hills. North. Where there is water and little drought. Or at least East.

I was thinking the same thing...

I currently live in utah and watching this video because we want to leave. Utah isn't all its said to be, its pretty toxic here

Will do!

Thank you!

@@FromHeretoThere PLS BRO MANGO TANGO COME BACK

Thanks so much for the kind words Jalacia!

@@FromHeretoThere your welcome. 😊

Your rich people are loving the south.

@@W81Researcher I think they might have some rich people here.

what does MD have going on? most of it is suburbs, its expensive AF. there are 2 real cities DC and baltimore and 1 of those is a crime infested hell hole.

@@KillingWithaSmile613 I guess it depends on what you make of it. I was in Baltimore and fine. If you know the area, it's a tale of two cities. I've been to electric light parades for Halloween, to amazing restaurants, and was able to sit on the piers at night in the light of the Dominoes sugar sign. There were museums, unique bars, art festivals, and a farmer's market within walking distance. I always felt safe. Of course, if nobody was outside I'd head back in, but that would be past midnight. People who don't live in Baltimore are afraid of it because of the news. I've seen some bad there too, but it makes life interesting. Nothing really happens here where I live in suburb Georgia. I have no stories to tell about Georgia.

@@tjtj7161 well said. I’m from Maryland and after so many years in Co. I’m ready to move back. I’m soooo over Colorado and miss it there because there is so much going on in so many different directions !

@@cristinamoscarillo7695 I was always a big fan of colorado but i keep seeing crap talk on it, what's happening there? Ignorant Canadian here.

Florida, South Dakota, Texas, Minnesota/Wisconsin.

@@Yoursistersazz thanks

Yeah for good reason

Can't argue with that!

@@FromHeretoThere colorado does have very good strong points, such as natural beauty and job market, but it's a dangerous state (#39 in crime) and has a very high suicide rate/drug usage rate

my personal top state would be washington or new hampshire!