Why You Should NEVER EVER move to Maine 

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I’m pretty sure the author lives in Maine and is just trying to prevent the state from becoming overpopulated

I have lived in maine all my life, don’t move here. It’s terrifying. We have Bigfoot , giant squid , great-white sharks and worst of all the city of Lewiston. Oh , and transgender bathrooms.

realistically, ticks, moose, and ignorant drunks are your biggest threats in Maine

So I shouldn’t move to Maine because of small harmless spiders and a few tales from the past..?

I've lived in Maine my whole life (32 yrs.) and I have never heard of or seen jumping spiders, and the roads aren't foggy constantly as suggested. It made me laugh when he said fog inescapable. It's foggy like 10% of the time maybe and that's usually early morning. I hope people don't take this video seriously. I'm pretty sure most sane people would love it here and that's coming from someone who has traveled to sooo many places! Don't believe everything you hear on the internet lol!

Florida is terrifying. I live here. Literally everything is trying to kill you at all times. The sun, the bugs, and the people. Not particularly in that order, depending on the day 😂

Flagstaff lake, the mountains, trees, and the zero percent crime rate is terrifying alright. :)

Born and Raised in Maine. Been here all 40 years of my life. None of this is true. Winter Storms, below freezing weather, power outages, lymes disease, and pot holes are our biggest nightmares. Did you legit make this stuff up? Spent every single summer on the coast, not a single scary lighthouse tale in sight. Foggy roads...really? LOL

I love how basically the entire state of Maine watched this video and said "no". Your state is one of my favorites and I hope it keeps it's natural beauty with its forests and oceans!

Arizona is more terrifying than Maine 😂

Great satire...As a life-long Maine-i-ac, I can tell you that the following are things to actually fear (in the same vein): - March frost heaves. If you have driven any road identified by a number rather than a name within the Pine Tree State in late winter, you know. - April pot holes. I swear, they just send out crews at night every spring to invert the frost heaves. - Killer Bees. No, not actual insects. The local name for the pulp trucks that scream down state highways and the interstate south from the New Brunswick border. - That guy who operates the town landfill. (Scareeeee!) - A shortage of Allen's Coffee Brandy. You know that person who will go psycho on you if you talk to them before their first cup of coffee? Well, if you happen to be in just about any town in Maine on a Saturday night, and the corner store is out of coffee brandy, folks kinda of get like that. - Any lake south and west of Bangor in July and August. Tellin' you right now, stay off 'em on weekends unless you want to get run over by some dude from suburban Boston whose boat has more horsepower than his brain and whose blood alcohol content regularly exceeds his IQ. - Moxie. Don't actually know what's in it, but if it tastes like that, it can't be good for you. - Bean hole suppers. Do not be caught down wind of one of these. It's worse than the paper mills and clam flats at low tide. Other than that, there's not much to worry about.

My beautiful home state of Maine is ranked the #1 safest state in the country. So yes, tell these scary stories and keep people from wanting to move here. That way, we'll remain #1 safest.

I've lived in Maine for nearly 8 years now and none of this is true. I cannot recommend moving here enough.

The only thing in Maine that is terrifying is the black flies in the spring!

Wow, I guess you don't like Maine for personal reasons. I'm Australian and have been to Maine twice. It's beautiful, it's not over populated, the people are more friendly than anywhere else in the States. People are more laid back, more like a country style way of living.

The scariest thing in Maine are all the jersey plates I see these days

Comedy gold! I don’t know why Stephen King wasted his time writing about pyros, zombie pets, and the many incarnations of Randell Flagg, when he had tiny innocuous spiders, a story from 4 drunk dudes, and a haunted piano! What a waste of REAL terrifying source material.

Buddy -_- I was born and raised in the state of Maine. I'm 25 years old and STILL living in this beautiful state! NONE of these are true!

Nevermind the bears, coyotes and mosquitoes and black flies. They are no match for foggy roads LMAO.

I went to college in Maine. Some exams were scary.

I'm a Maine resident, and this is dumb. Maine is a beautiful wonderful state to live in. Our winters suck is all.

I grew up in Maine. I moved to Tennessee 23 years ago. Want terrifying? Move here.

Born, bred, and ancestrally from Maine--What you failed to mention was the logging truck accidents. I've got a 'ghost story' of my own, been bit by a wicked spider, lived in Johnseport for over a year--the birthplace of all fog, pretty sure--and honestly the ghosts mentioned don't hurt anyone, we don't drive too fast because of the fog, CMP did use the lake to provide cleaner energy than without it and in winter we generally keep a blanket, extra fuel and a bucket of sand in our vehicles.

One murder 50 years ago, terrifying. Ill stay in Chicago thank you very much.

I been in maine my whole life. We don’t even have crazy natural disasters that happen like most other states. We only got snow storms that are not even that bad

Maine is the best and most Beautiful state I've ever visited!

Maine looks to be a beautiful state , why would some little hopping spider deter anyone from moving there ?

This video is the shittiest description of Maine I’ve ever heard, I have lived in Maine for my whole life, and there are soooo many more things about Maine that are amazing then these punny little myths

Lived in Maine all my life…..if this keeps people out of the state that is fine with me. 😜

I’ve lived in Maine my entire life, it’s not that scary, lol. We have (like you said) beautiful scenery, beautiful lakes, a wonderful and honored author, Stephen King, and beautiful wildlife. Here’s a list of the things you ACTUALLY have to worry about... -Ticks -Moose -Mountain Lions and other predatory cats/dogs And Lewiston..... that’s the worst...

READ THIS !!! So I found myself watching this after looking up maine weather I have lived in Maine for 31 years got pretty far through the video thinking I was going to write some comment saying Maine is a beautiful place and that you wouldn't need to worry about these things UNTIL!! 🤯 The ghost bride popped up I am 31 have lived in Maine all my life there's a specific road me and my family take to go to New Hampshire and it is a very woodsy back road I can't exactly remember how old I was but I was somewhere near the age of 7 to 10 me and my mother were headed back from New Hampshire it was very dark out and towards the end of that road on the opposite side of the road walking towards us was a very brightly glowing lady in a white dress had disappeared as we passed by her abnormally glowing to the point where I knew it was not just a person walking down the road now when I saw this I did not say a thing to my mom because I was in shock we got maybe a half a football field further in silence doing around 35 or 40 miles an hour my mom looked at me and said did you see that I immediately answered her in relief that I was assured of what I saw my mom had a look on her face I've never seen then we both described it to each other the exact same details of what we saw on another occasion my mother and my sister were driving down the same road in the same area it's about a 17 Mile Long road and it was within the same 2 miles that they saw the same thing when that picture popped up on this video it was very very accurate besides what we saw was not scary was a very pretty glowing dress could barely see the actual lady herself the glowing dress took all my attention I am going to be sure to show this to my mom and have her send it to my sister to confirm exactly what we saw I will mention that none of us see things that are not there none of us have hallucinations we are very straightforward people and would not make up something like this especially to each other when we drive past and see the same thing this is now the first time in my life that I am starting to think that ghosts may be real I do not believe in things I have not seen for my own eyes and that means everything that I have not seen I will sit there and tell you I do not believe that it is real I do not know that if it is or not real it could be real but I will never believe it until I see it just completely caught me off guard I was sitting there laughing about the jumping spiders and foggy roads ect.. but like I said when that picture popped up I felt really freaked out

Yes do not move here, please stay away especially if you're from NY, NJ, Conn, MA, MD, VA, NC, oh shit just stay away we're all good here without you

Are you kidding me I live in Maine and I never see anything terrifying

So, the scariest thing about Maine is lame folklore?

I lived in Maine from 2003 - 2021. Maine is not covered in Jumping Spiders. You find them in pretty much every state. Maine has about the same amount of fog as any other place, a little more along the coast in mornings which is normal for any coastal community. I lived in Bucksport, and No, the story told is not the local legend. The story is the woman was burned as a Witch, and cursed Johnathan Buck, thus the outline of the woman’s leg. Yes, Maine has reports of Bigfoot, Aliens, Sea Monsters, etc, just like most US States. If you love cold winters, ice fishing, skiing, snowmobiling or other winter activities, hot summers, crowded roads and coastal towns during tourist season, closed businesses in winter, roads that are almost impassable in spring due to frost heaves and pot holes, higher cost of living, swarms of biting black flys and mosquitoes, an abundance of ticks, paying for grocery bags when you don’t bring your own, and shortages of items and higher prices, then Maine is the place to live.

None of this is specific to Maine... and it's really not all that bad. We have jumping spiders in Oregon. Same with the fog, snow and aliens (even bigfoot). And the superstitions / deaths not all that scary. One murder does not make for an unsafe state. In fact Maine has the lowest violent crime rate in the US. Your scare tactics make for good media ... but should not make you afraid to visit / live in Maine. I'll be visiting in September and I would consider living here.

Maine is a beautiful State. Been vacationing there from CT all my life. Love Maine.

I was born and raised in Maine! In kenduskeag there is a old lumber house Is haunted. When I lived in it there was a bunch if noise from appt . We called the cops and the place was trashed when no one was home. There wasn't any signs of forced entry. The renters were in new York. Edit:the foggy roads are bad. My dad crashed a car bc he couldn't see through the fig on his way home from work

I live in Maine and love it!!

The foot on the grave, from what i have been told since i was a kid, was a curse from a woman that was burned as a witch by Buck, oh and its not Bucksport town . its just Bucksport, My uncle lives on the road the gave is on and I live the next town over.. the town Steven King based Pet crematory on.

4:10 no i think this IS a reason to move to maine

LIES I LIVE IN MAINE NONE IF THOSE ARE TRUE

This isn’t true, I’ve been living in Maine all my life and it is beautiful and underrated. And the spiders are tiny. We don’t have any poisonous snakes, pretty much everyone is nice, and we aren’t all lobster farmers!

"never move to Maine" Me who was born in Maine and has never moved before: I think I messed up

Well let’s see I live in Texas where we have three different types of poisonous spiders scorpions and several different species of poisonous snakes. I think Maine and they’re jumping spiders is sounding pretty good

Uhhh I’ve lived in Maine all my life and none of this is true idk where u got this from

We dont want anymore people to move here from the state of maine.

Jumping Spiders are adorable and make great pets. Theyre intelligent and look at you curiously with their big ol eyes as if to say "hello~!"

I like how he’s like “this makes Maine a terrifying state”!🤣🤣🤣

I remember growing up in Maine and I found one of those spiders, we called them jumping jacks and their super tiny. It’s also really funny seeing a tiny spider jump so high😂

bruh maine is a extremly safe state iv'e lived here my whole life and iv'e never encountered anything dangerous like literally never.

I was born and raised and lived for 27 years in Maine and I can tell you that this is not accurate. Your biggest worry around here is lime disease.

I’ve spent nearly 60 summers in Maine..ain’t nothin stopping me now!

Bruh This is all cap me and my family have lived here for almost twenty years and have never experienced any shit like this

the high cost of living and high taxes and the ultra liberalism are the scariest things about Maine

I want to move to Portland, maine

lived in Maine my whole life and a lot of the things he lists isn't as scary as you think. despite what he says about jumping spiders are they VERY small and they have never bit me ever. and yes, I have seen some alien like stuff, but it isn't like "AHHHH THAT'S SO SCARY" it's quite cool to see an odd creature hovering in the sky, and it's not like it'll just come down and murder you

I haven't laughed this hard in a long time. Thank you! I am 71, born in Maine and been in the state most of that time. I haven't experienced any of these terrifying incidents. Well...we have had fog recently. And, a lot of people have left the state. Hmmm??

Having lived in Maine for 10 years, I can honestly say there is no validity to this video! The only thing terrifying about Maine is letting people from Massachusetts, New Jersey, and especially NYC move there! 😁

I live in Maine and I slept on my alien ships

Woooff what is even the point of this video… u can pull some scary stories from any place in the world. I visited Maine for a month and I loved people and nature! Amazing state!

I have lived here in Maine all my life and have never heard of jumping spiders or witnessed foggy roads.

Why you SHOULD move to Maine Spiders, fog, underwater town, alien signs, murder mystery, old af scary cinema house, Maiden’s cliff, crying brides(bridges?), Bucksport ghosties, scary lighthouse tales. ❤️

Surely Maine is safer than most other states in America

Thank you for telling people not to move here, we don't need people from out of state driving up the taxes. Edit: specifically rich whites, but mostly rich people in general

Lmfao. WTF is wrong with the people who made this 😂 I can’t even begin. If any of this is true, EVERY other state in the country is just as bad if not worse 🤣

I see these as great reasons to move to Maine😁 See you in 2022!👽🤟

Personally I don’t think you can judge Maine before you see it. Also never judge a book by its cover.

Maine is beautiful and I love it there so much..♥️👍

I've lived in maine for 40 years...I'm terrified of all the ticks and tourists. Everyone please stay away and let us have our Lyme disease in peace and quiet

And gust because one person got killed you call it a terrifying state that literally happens every day in new York city

The most horrifying thing about Maine is Lewiston.

2:13 there are MANY other playces that have towns underwater. So this is not true

The scariest thing about Maine right now is the mass compliance with the governor's ridiculous mandates.

Jumping spiders are the most chill dudes ever- everything else is just a scary story or hyperbole

Why maine are terrifying state *show an cute jumping spider*

Sounds like the rederick of a typical non Maine resident. You can can come up with twice as many stories to not visit other states too.....but I bet we can easily ramble off 25 reasons to come to Maine with out breakin' a dag gone sweat. The seafood, fishin, natural beauty crystal clear water are just a few that strike me in second. Lol. Good day to you all

How dare you, jumping spiders are cute. 😍

I think the scariest part of Maine is the tourists in the summer

Lived in maine 50 years and never seen or heard of such spiders

It’s true. Maine sucks don’t come here

Having grown up in Maine, I love it because of the nostalgia but I’m so glad I don’t live there anymore. If you’re not a nature person don’t even bother considering it because that’s really all there is to do there. The only city that’s actually a city is Portland. And anything north of that, which is most of the state, is incredibly boring and economically depressed. Other than some coastal areas that do well in the summer. The people there are weird. They gawk at outsiders and anyone they don’t know and also act kinda rude. Of course, this doesn’t describe everyone there but A LOT of them. Top that all off with the fact that it’s cold for more than half the year with only about 4 months of actual nice weather and you can see why only 1.3 million people live there. Great place to visit, just not live IMO.

This must supposed to be funny, right? We moved to Bangor when I was 11 and it was the best time in my life. I wish I was still there.

I’ve lived in Maine my whole life and it’s a great place, it’s beautiful and there’s lots of stuff to do and good people.

I’ve lived here for the better part of 4 years the creepiest thing I’ve seen are the bad kind of homeless people

Maine isn’t the sixth largest, I’ve lived here my whole life. He’s clearly never lived here let alone lived here. This man has no idea what he’s talking about.

The number 1 reason is former governor Paul legage .

I can't believe A) this channel exists, & B) a grown up adult (from the channel?!) is doing the commentary!

As an aside, the most terrifying thing about Maine was Paul LePage.

This is really lame.

Number 10: The most adorable spider in the world.

The only thing scary about Maine is.... Is governor mills

Can confirm that aliens land here, im chilling with one now. Pretty chill guy ngl

The only thing scary living in Maine is having to deal with Pennywise

POV you were born and raised in Maine: 🧿👄🧿

Lived there over 25 years and never encountered such a spider. The fog exists but doesn't last long and only hits in the early dawn once in a while. The rest is paranormal schnook.

There are 38 states larger than Maine, not sure where this person gets their info. I think Maine is about perfect considering climate change, traffic, and what other states are dealing with. We need people more than anything and have room so welcome to Maine.

Reason 11: sugarloaf terrain openings. You could plan a trip to this mountain, see 130 open trails for the day. But the very next day, KABOOM, only 65 open trails.

If you don’t like the dark. Don’t come here. Unless your on a main road there are no lights. It’s just you. Alone in the woods. In the dark