Happy 1 year in living in Las Vegas to the both of us! I moved a year ago from Chicago for exactly the same reasons a new chapter and to experience something completely different. You’re so right suburb living in the entertainment capital of the world. Everyone asks me if it’s better out here and the answer is no it’s just different. I don’t miss the 2 hour traffic jams in Chicago. A lot of chain restaurants though so I end up cooking at home most of the time. I practice Yoga and I have found some great instructors out here. So my advice your new address doesn’t solve your problems or traumas. You are your only constant, just know who you are and you’ll be fine. Namaste 🧘🏻♀️🧡
Some of the traffic jams in Vegas can be even worse than Chicago. It depends a lot on what time of day you are talking and which expressway. Enjoy! I’m still stuck in Chicago. Despite the drama and occasional crappy weather, it ain’t so bad...
@@44_max3 I completely disagree on your point about traffic, occasional crappy weather and it not being so bad. IL has destroyed the middle class. 1. How long ago did you live in Las Vegas? I live in Henderson and there are only two freeways (no tollways here where the state of IL nickels and dimes everything!) around the city the 15 and 215 and it has never taken longer than 45 minutes from each point. 2. Occasional crappy weather? Really? That's a laugh Chicago averages less than 100 Sunny days of per year! And the Humidity you can cut with a knife! 3. It's not so bad? Have you owned a home in Cook County? I paid $12K per year in property taxes alone in a 2000 sq ft home. I now have a 3,000 sq ft home and pay less than 3K per year with a pool! Chicago will always be home, the history, the food (best in the country in MHO), culture and people. However, the cons on living there out weigh the pros. God Bless.
@@SirenaChicago So well written about the differences of the two cities.Chicago IMHO is just a miserable place and you absolutely nailed it when it comes to the fleecing of high taxes not just in Chicago but the whole state of Illinois because there is no comparing the two.As for food have you been trying the smaller restaurants that are not chains and owned by locals because there are so many great places to go.
Great video! I lived in Vegas for right at 4 years. Reasons we loved it: 1). One of the best airports in the world. 2). Some of the best restaurants in the world. 3). Best entertainment in the world. 4.) Very very convenient to drive from one place to the other. 5.) If you want to party one night you have places to go. If not, there are many places to chill. 6.) Some of the best golf courses in the world. 7.) No state income tax. 8.) You will always get friends and family to visit every year. 9.) Some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. While every city has it's issues, Vegas is truly a great place to live!
I originally decided not to watch your vlogs because I had so many Vegas vlogs that I already watch, and I don't want to spend the bulk of my day on the internet. But your vlog is better than most of the Vegas vlogs that I watch so now your vlog is part of my repertoire.
I visit Vegas at least twice a year and I hope to retire there in a couple of years. I love the weather, the wide open spaces, and yes, visiting the strip and Fremont. I get a special thrill every time I'm there.
I too, want n plan to move to Vegas. Just hope the real estate market go down in prices. Way low to afford a home with no HOA. Have pets. Dont need the rules.
After graduating from college, my son moved there, with nothing. Trying to get his own fresh and independent start in life. I totally support that. No car, he walked to dealer school in the heat. He broke in at the old O'Shea's and eventually worked Flamingo, as a dealer of the carnival games and blackjack. With the shifts being highly irregular in the entertainment business, meeting up with the friends one makes is somewhat limited. It was always fun to visit him and see him work. No, I didn't want to risk his job by sitting at a table he was dealing at. Haha! After year and a half he returned back to Seattle. But it sounds like you will have time to actually enjoy what the city has to offer, via your source of income being somewhat flexible. I love visiting down there, but it would be difficult to live there, while, arguably, being part of the very business that defines Las Vegas. Keep up the videos! If you are my son, I'd be proud of what you're doing.
I moved here four months ago from the PNW. If you like the mountains, join a hiking group on Meetup.com. You will meet lots of locals and learn the cool places to go.
Pompsie, I did the same thing. Only I moved from Wisconsin to Reno. I was a 44yo divorced man. Didn't know a soul out here. At my age it was a challenge for sure. But now after 20 years I am so glad I took the chance. It was scary but all worked out. Thankjs foir sharing your vlog. Always look forward to seeing your next one. I will be in vegas Oct 20 - 23 at the Luxor. Can't wait
👍🏾I was SO scared you were going to say you were leaving. Your videos make me love Vegas even more. Thanks!! Also, the editing and music are ALWAYS on pointtttttttttt!!
The more I watch your videos the more I like them.You have literally shared tons of great videos for any newcomer to Las Vegas.This mystery city has never been shared before like you did.We know this city much better through eye of your camera.Thanks
I love how real and honest you are. you are so inspiring please keep up the great work 😃 also an added note I love your Siamese kitty I have always had a Siamese cat a lot of people think they are mean cats but they are so loving and so beautiful much love and support ❤️
Thanks on the info on siamese cats. Just adopted one kitten, two wks ago from a homeless man who found her. Her eyes were swollen shut. I have six cats at home. I could'nt take her as i thought in MY HEAD. But my HEART melted and brought her home n to the Vet. Her belly is now plumbed n eyes are wide open from the meds.
Disco foeva Congratulations on your little Siamese kitty I’m so glad she is on the mend and healthy I’m sure she’s going to bring you lots of joy and happiness god bless.
Lived in Vegas for 13 years, its over rated. Once the honeymoon of OMG we live in Vegas wears off it's just like living in Phoenix Az. Once your there for a year or so you seldom go to the strip or Fremont Street. Most locals go to the local casinos to get their gambling fix. Gambling is a very expensive habit for most people very few make a living doing it. My advise is unless you have a great job already lined up is stay where your at and make a Vegas trip when ever you can afford it. That way you look forward to the trip and always have a great time and if your smart you budget how much you spend. I live in Phoenix, its about a 4-5 hour drive to Vegas, we make 1 or 2 trips a year We drink and eat way too much, gamble within our budget, and have a blast.
The OMG part is how I felt when I moved to Florida , close to the beach.. after a while I didn’t care for it , haven’t stepped on a beach in like 5 years...ready to move west where I’m originally from . I don’t mind Vegas or Phoenix
Honestly it’s like this wherever you go but tbh ... I moved here from the Bay Area and for me it’s not even about the Strip. It’s super affordable and the heat isn’t even that bad. Plus it’s not year-round heat. I wouldn’t move somewhere just to enjoy the festivity’s because that would ruin the living situation for me . You move somewhere to be comfortable and at peace with your environment . My side of town in Vegas is perfect for me at the moment .
I lived in Vegas for 5 years (2009 to 2014) and loved it. Work moved me back to the Midwest in 2014. But Vegas was awesome. My wife & I visit about twice a year now just to have fun.
@@nancyg7280 lol same!!! We were just there last week, and he said he could see himself living there, which is awesome. I had to dig into my savings for moving to LV cuz of covid.
Great video bro, just found you a few weeks ago. I moved to Vegas from Florida in October of last year too, I had never visited this place beforehand so it was a big risk. But I fell in love with Vegas, so many more opportunities and new experiences have been bestowed upon me, and you're right on with the suburban life mixed with the entertainment capital of the world. I'm a rolling stone but I see myself here for a few more years.
Thanx for your down to earth review of living in Las Vegas ... I'm amazed by how much it has grown and changed in some wayz too. Like yourself, I grew up east coast (Brooklyn and Buffalo) ... my dad bought a home out there in the 60s, I moved there, in the middle of winter, left heavy snow in NY, arrived at LV airport wearing a heavy coat and winter foot wear, the weather getting off the plane in february was drop dead gorgeous ... everything was new, I could see desert and mountains, palm trees, there were swimming pools galore, etc. It was so laid back compared to east coast. It was right then, I knew that I was never wanting to go back to the snow, the old dirty tenaments, stinky subways, etc. Came to Texas years ago, fell in love, joined a rock band, etc ... today at 65 years old, I have 3 daughters and a wife, found my home in Dallas ... which is kind of like Vegas, as far as the laid back neighbourhoods, friendly folks, and better weather than up north. I see, indeed, why you like it ... and as you said ... Vegas is much more than the strip or downtown ... it truly is a beautiful town ... I feel the same way about Dallas too.
@@Pompsie everything from the old gold spike to the western hostel their cheap food, Fremont I remember had benches to sit at. The affordable cheap motels etc. After Zappos came in they fucked up everything up in the downtown area. Mermaids, bayou etc all gone. The owner of Zappos has tried extremely hard to make downtown more "high-class" The raiders coming here is a mistake overcrowding high hotel prices etc.
I did the same thing. I needed a change and in 1985 I packed up my car and my golf clubs and I moved from Virginia to Seattle. I knew 1 person. I stayed 15 years. Been fun watching you. Claudia one of your mods sent me. I sub'd as well.
For me, it's between Vegas and going back to Honolulu for my next move. I will have no regrets with either decision. Being in Tijuana is getting old for me. Lower cost of living, but a price for just about everything else. Thanks, Pompsie.
Whoa that’s awesome! (You being an acrobat not being out of work right now haha) but yeah for sure! If you hit me up on Instagram we can definitely link up sometime
I own a very nice timeshare because I love coming to Vegas. Good food (not necessarily associated with the touristy areas), good entertainment, and lots of places to explore nature outside of town. (Though I keep watching the desert fill in with subdivisions, sigh.) A friend moved there from the Bay Area, and his only objection is he does woodworking, and his garage gets too hot to do it in the summer!
Just discovered your channel. I've been in Vegas for 10 years now & still love it & there's never enough time for everything. I never understand the ppl that think "it's boring." This is home for us now. Cheers!
Problem is Vegas economy relies heavily on tourism. No tourism no Vegas. No Vegas no jobs. A bad recession is in the forecast,which isn't looking good for Sin City.
Great video i didnt realise you moved a year ago, i was thinking you lved there all your life, your an amazing guy with a good heart, i hope the life in vegas works out for you better then your past. i been vegas twice and now considering a third, it would be amazing to meet you in person, your a true inspiration. All the best
Hi from Dublin Ireland. 🍀🇮🇪 Absolutely love your work and have watched all of your videos pure class...👌 Vegas is my favourite place to visit and look forward to returning when your borders open to European tourists..✈ Keep up the FANTASTIC work Best of luck..🍀🍀Anita
in fact, quiet places are belong to my mood, that's why I'm interested in Las Vegas, especially the international airport isn't crowded plus the streets.
April 18th will be 2 years since I moved to Las Vegas and I honestly have enjoyed it so far. I moved for a fresh start and change of pacer and I definitely got it!
Don’t forget me bro I told u to start and try Live stream and encouraged you to do it and you did by your first steam in a hotel room with just around 10 people watching and now you got more comfortable and got encouraged to take it to the street and now you doing great. Don’t forget me. This all started from the New York resort video when you had family stay there I think your parents and the prerecorded video , I mentioned how great the edits were.
It's expensive in Vegas. Expensive gas, rent, house prices and overall price of living. My niece lived there for 2 years. Totally dependent on tourism.
@@CK-oc6dz Yes it is. Real estate agent here. Real estate prices in Vegas has steadily grown in the past few years. My niece lived there for 2 years and homes were much more expensive in Vegas than in Phoenix. Median priced single family homes are almost up to $350,000.
My wife and i will be retiring soon and thinking about moving to Vegas as our retirement get away, we are not huge gamblers so that's not an issue. Still contemplating the move because we still do love our life in Kansas and our families are still here.I have a couple of friends who live out there and we do come once to twice a year and i just love the place so the decision still needs to be made in the next 5 years. Your content is amazing and i will continue to follow you no matter what you do.
Work in Chicago for courier service. They have a branch in LV. My mother had a winter rental so I went with her .Thought it would be a working vacation but it was more work. The pros were no snow. It was very scenic. There was a lot to do.The restaurant, bowling alley, and movie theater are all located in the casino. The cost of living and taxes are a little cheaper. The cost of gambling was about $25 a week more than in Chicago. The things I didn't like was I would run into people who were unpleasant because they had a Bad day at the casino. Everyone smokes. All My friends and family are in Chicago and I would miss them.lf I have a chance to spend the winter in LV I would.
Love the video! I’m planning to move to Mountain’s Edge. We just spent a week there, house hunting. The suburbs have such a different vibe. I do enjoy walking up & down the strip. We always find new restaurants, discover places, & people watch. You & Greta are adorable!
“A brand new beginning” currently laid off my job and your phrase really hit home. I love Vegas and never know if it can be home for me in a good way or a bad way. Really considered moving there but your video really motivated me to move on and take a leap of faith then see what life has in stored for me. Thanks for vids and always love the music you add, shout out from Cali 559
Laughed at the part of you looking outside your apartment window of your old place. That's how I feel like everyday now. I used to have an awesome lifestyle right in the heart of what you guys would call "downtown" Sydney Australia but I was working 7 days a week to live that lifestyle.. for 10 years of my life. Now I live in a questionable neighbourhood but have the freedom of "kinda" doing what I want... starting my own business in the middle of Covid etc. One day I'll get the balance right! 😝
I’ve lived here fir over a year now, from the Bay Area. There is lots to do here, so much more than one would think! And yes, you’re right, it takes a little while to meet people, but it can be done. 👍🏻
Glad things have worked out well for you. Keeping a journal sounds corny but it does give you a road map to where you have been. Keep up the great hotel reviews.
I am so glad your cat did not attempt to devour the cactus. I may have told you before, but I currently have six felines. They are getting me through the pandemic. Along with your videos.
Thanks for bringing us along on your journey! I do agree with you, Las Vegas seems more like a large suburb. Pre-COVID my ex and I would drive around Las Vegas and wondered what everyone does outside of the strip lol. I saw a comment from Brian Gulley and they say it's like living in Phoenix, AZ... Las Vegas does resemble Phoenix, AZ (of course minus the casinos/resorts). Cute kittie!
I thought about moving to las vegas, it is a great place I give you credit for taking the chance and doing it. I very much enjoy your vlogs. You show a very different idea's and aspect about the city and it's workings. Continue the great work.
Love your videos! I’m on a binge watch of your channel, going down the list! And watching your videos for rest of the day! Btw, have you seen “Vegas vacation”? Remeber Chevy chases son? Mr. papaGeorgio?! Haha your name mr. pomparelli reminds me of him and I love it! 😎dope! 50k subs by New Years for you!
Dude, great video and outlook on your situation. I look forward to each of your videos and really appreciate your content. Keep it up and I can't wait to see where you take it from here.
You’re living the life and your young. Enjoy! Make videos about the hotels, the arts, the architecture, the people & the nightlife we all crave. I’ll keep watching. Be safe🤠🥳😜
I like warm weather and prefer to experience heat than snow. I enjoy pool time in the summer a lot. I like the desert landscape. I like the nighife bur also enjoy the quiet. Las Vegas is like a second home for me ans my husband. We are seriously considering moving there.
That's actually a great concept. Each interviewed by same person and edited with someone's style that is as unique as Pompsie's. Maybe b&w. Different venues. Spontaneous and uncomfortable questions. Yeah ... (adjusts old filmaker's beret)
Vegas is definitely not for everyone. I always tell family and friends...Vegas will either make you or break you. It's all up to you. From Hawaii and lived here for 18yrs. Love it and never looked back.
Great decision! While LV doesn't feel like a proper city, it has so much to offer. Plus, the Mohave Desert is my favorite place in country because of the desert, mountains, river/lake, and wildlife. Enjoy!
I used to skate that spot at the YMCA with my kid for years. I should send you the video of him both dropping in and slamming on the 🌋 "Volcano" when he was only nine years old. Your videos remind me of the fifteen years I spent living in Las Vegas.👊
Great videos, man. I'm moving there next month. I travel there frequently and decided to make it home. One of the biggest appeals is what you touched on, suburb life and quiet but have access to the largest entertainment hub in the world minutes away! Keep up the good work and I'll be sure to say what's up if we cross paths.
Try 40! Love your videos Love living in Las Vegas for 40 years. The most amazing city open 24 seven. Living in the iconic paradise palms Desert Inn and Aztec NO HOA beautiful mid century homes with large pools and greenery. I will always remember walking by our large pool to the back of our officeFor a commute time of one minute. With the new addition to desert Inn Road east side makes travel to any part of the city painless. We will miss living here but retirement calls and putting property on market in two weeks.
Glad you’re liking in there, man! When we were there in September, we spoke to a few different people who said they actually moved there after visiting on their Honeymoon. It’s definitely different than VA, for sure. I would even consider moving there if life allowed. But we enjoy being able to visit. May be a more regular vacation spot for us now!
Love it the wise words can apply it to moving anywhere brand new !! Keep grinding man!! One day soon I hope when in Vegas We can hangout it be fun to finally meet you!!
I am still trying to make my decision where to retire between Las Vegas and Orange Beach Alabama. I like slow or ad others put it boring. I am in busy Wisconsin and ready for change!!!
Just came back from CT! It was an interesting enough area, but it seems very...old compared to Vegas. Not that it's a bad thing, but I remember trying to prepare for the CT area and looking up the area, places of interest ect...and it was just a bunch of beaches and like...two room museums. I'm from PA myself, and gotta say, it made me glad I live where I do. That and the area we hit up seemed to be nothing but highways. Great Content as always sir, glad to hear you're enjoying life out there!
I'm a current Portland, Oregon resident planning on moving to Vegas in late 2021-early 2022, and I just wanted to say what you reflected on mirrors what my intuition says and I dearly appreciate your channel. =D
Nice dude.. I grew up in Henderson and have lived in Nashville for about 8 years now and this is great! Maybe do some content on valley of fire/lake mead rec area and red rocks or Charleston while there’s snow on the ground?
Hey I'm actually considering moving to Vegas next year. I'm stuck in Pennsylvania for the duration of 2021 unfortunately..but can you do a video on apartments and prices
Thanks for making this video and sharing your experiences. I'm moving there next month! Who knows? Maybe I'll be making a video like this next year haha.
Can you make a video, about how expensive it is to leave in Las Vegas? How much does the average rent is for apartments? How the job market is for a average job? Like housekeeping, cashier, hotel desk attendant, etc...????
Property taxes are too high in L.A. That’s why I bought a beautiful home in Las Vegas (plus the house was far cheaper than L.A.). Great airport, and if I want L.A., it’s only a 45 minute flight, or 5 1/2 hour drive to Malibu!!
Haha, you ain't in Connecticut anymore! Lucky for you! You seem like a very calm and level headed person, and your impressions and thoughts therefore mean a lot. Having lived in LA from 2012-2019 (and in the late 80s) I have seen what failed leadership and extremist "big government" politics can do to a state and city. A huge chunk of my soul always was and always will be in LA, and my kids grew up there - we made many memories. Regardless, unless you can afford a gated mansion and don't venture out of that mansion, the quality of life in LA, and even Beverly Hills where I lived, is just terrible. By comparison Las Vegas is the easy life. Much lower crime, much cleaner, much cheaper. You get the Hollywood culture of entertainment, and the palm trees, without all the diva attitudes and dirty streets, without all the taxes and traffic, without all the frustration and ambivalence of wanting to leave all the time. I will be moving my family to Vegas in a few months and have done the full research - I have absolutely no reservations. I wish you all the best and that you will continue to have fun. See ya on the Strip.
Lower crime? I lived in Vegas for 15 years, just left last year because the crime was getting out of control. It's become a ceespool of California gang bangers moving in.
@@Poppi-Poppa-Socky The official stat from LVMPD is that crime in 2019 was down 16% from previous year. I don't doubt there is truth in what you say, because Californians are leaving. I lived in LA almost a decade and also left, because of numerous reasons, mainly the fact that the homeless population doubled during our stay there and you could not get away from it. CA simply is not the conservative state it used to be when I first lived there in the 80s. Idiot politicians ruined it. We lived in 90210 and even on Rodeo Drive we had homeless digging in trash cans etc. Regardless there are plenty of areas of Vegas with clean safe communities - Henderson being the best example. Summerlin being another. Every city has its hoods. As for the tourist thugs, I think the recent spike in troublemakers will decline once it reopens fully. But thugs are everywhere. Vegas still does not rank on most dangerous cities lists and the top 30 most dangerous cities are almost all back east. America as a whole has issues, nowhere is perfect.
@@bjgz Good luck sir. I lived in Henderson and Summerlin. It's everywhere. I wouldn't believe any numbers Vegas police or politicians put out. That's their bottom line you will not get accurate numbers from them. My next store neighbor in Henderson ($500,000 homes) turned out to be a pimp with gang ties, that ended up getting raided in the early morning hours. You can't get away from it in Vegas because money talks there more than any other place in the world and it doesn't matter if it's clean money or dirty money. By the way Vegas homeless population is out of control as well. Good luck walking or driving anywhere without being hit up for money.
@@Poppi-Poppa-Socky Job relocation enabled us to leave CA, and another possible transfer to Vegas in June, which is why I am doing a deep dive into the research, including watching these live streams. We have only visited Vegas, not lived there, and I know there is a big difference. In January we take a scouting trip there specifically to look at various neighborhoods and get a feel for the type of people, cleanliness etc. I like to hear from people who are disenchanted with it, or left, because I want the raw truth, not something sugar coated. I guess I now compare everything to LA, so every place I look at seems better (except those hellholes back east of course). We ended up in Utah btw - not Salt Lake which has really gone downhill - but in Utah County, which is extremely white and Mormon, thus we do indeed have little crime or homeless, safe and clean etc. However we hate winters. Time will tell what happens, but I'm taking in all the info I can get and appreciate your honesty.
I’m 17, in Florida, I HATE IT HERE. I need to get out of Florida, the people are toxic everywhere you look, the heat, and although we have Disney and beaches it is horrible. I have money saved up and if things go as planned, I’ll have $32,000 save up by the time I’m 18. Now, I want to buy a multi unit property, fix it, rent it, and then refinance it. That is my plan, I wanna get a real estate license too, now the thing is, I don’t know where to go. I’ve looked at cities and right now my two favorites are Chicago and Las Vegas. I love Chicago but the thing about it is that taxes are high. I was looking at homes for instance and in Vegas you could pay less than $5,000 on a $750,000 dollar home monthly payment whereas Chicago that same home would be $6,000+ because of taxes. Chicago has income tax, Vegas doesn’t, where I wanna get to is, would you recommend Las Vegas?
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I expected you to have at least 1 million subs because of the great content. keep up the great work.
Hopefully one day soon! ✊🏼👨🏻💻
Thanks for the support and the kind words 🙏🏼
You will get there Pompsie, your work is stellar!
Happy 1 year in living in Las Vegas to the both of us! I moved a year ago from Chicago for exactly the same reasons a new chapter and to experience something completely different. You’re so right suburb living in the entertainment capital of the world. Everyone asks me if it’s better out here and the answer is no it’s just different. I don’t miss the 2 hour traffic jams in Chicago. A lot of chain restaurants though so I end up cooking at home most of the time. I practice Yoga and I have found some great instructors out here. So my advice your new address doesn’t solve your problems or traumas. You are your only constant, just know who you are and you’ll be fine. Namaste 🧘🏻♀️🧡
Some of the traffic jams in Vegas can be even worse than Chicago. It depends a lot on what time of day you are talking and which expressway. Enjoy! I’m still stuck in Chicago. Despite the drama and occasional crappy weather, it ain’t so bad...
@@44_max3 I completely disagree on your point about traffic, occasional crappy weather and it not being so bad. IL has destroyed the middle class.
1. How long ago did you live in Las Vegas? I live in Henderson and there are only two freeways (no tollways here where the state of IL nickels and dimes everything!) around the city the 15 and 215 and it has never taken longer than 45 minutes from each point.
2. Occasional crappy weather? Really? That's a laugh Chicago averages less than 100 Sunny days of per year! And the Humidity you can cut with a knife!
3. It's not so bad? Have you owned a home in Cook County? I paid $12K per year in property taxes alone in a 2000 sq ft home. I now have a 3,000 sq ft home and pay less than 3K per year with a pool!
Chicago will always be home, the history, the food (best in the country in MHO), culture and people. However, the cons on living there out weigh the pros. God Bless.
@@SirenaChicago So well written about the differences of the two cities.Chicago IMHO is just a miserable place and you absolutely nailed it when it comes to the fleecing of high taxes not just in Chicago but the whole state of Illinois because there is no comparing the two.As for food have you been trying the smaller restaurants that are not chains and owned by locals because there are so many great places to go.
Wherever you go there you are ❤️
There’s a lot of good places to eat at that aren’t chain places but they’re off the strip
Great video!
I lived in Vegas for right at 4 years. Reasons we loved it:
1). One of the best airports in the world.
2). Some of the best restaurants in the world.
3). Best entertainment in the world.
4.) Very very convenient to drive from one place to the other.
5.) If you want to party one night you have places to go. If not, there are many places to chill.
6.) Some of the best golf courses in the world.
7.) No state income tax.
8.) You will always get friends and family to visit every year.
9.) Some of the most beautiful scenery in the world.
While every city has it's issues, Vegas is truly a great place to live!
So there were no bad things?
I originally decided not to watch your vlogs because I had so many Vegas vlogs that I already watch, and I don't want to spend the bulk of my day on the internet. But your vlog is better than most of the Vegas vlogs that I watch so now your vlog is part of my repertoire.
This the same reason I’m leaving Chicago and moving to Vegas it’s a vibe
Same here it’s time for me to go
see yall there
I visit Vegas at least twice a year and I hope to retire there in a couple of years. I love the weather, the wide open spaces, and yes, visiting the strip and Fremont. I get a special thrill every time I'm there.
I am in the same boat. Visit a few times a year and would like to retire here. Wish the real estate market would correct instead of just go up!
I too, want n plan to move to Vegas. Just hope the real estate market go down in prices. Way low to afford a home with no HOA. Have pets. Dont need the rules.
@@michaelchavez1886 I live in Thailand......not right now, but for 3 years and that is one fun place.
After graduating from college, my son moved there, with nothing. Trying to get his own fresh and independent start in life. I totally support that. No car, he walked to dealer school in the heat. He broke in at the old O'Shea's and eventually worked Flamingo, as a dealer of the carnival games and blackjack.
With the shifts being highly irregular in the entertainment business, meeting up with the friends one makes is somewhat limited. It was always fun to visit him and see him work. No, I didn't want to risk his job by sitting at a table he was dealing at. Haha!
After year and a half he returned back to Seattle.
But it sounds like you will have time to actually enjoy what the city has to offer, via your source of income being somewhat flexible. I love visiting down there, but it would be difficult to live there, while, arguably, being part of the very business that defines Las Vegas.
Keep up the videos! If you are my son, I'd be proud of what you're doing.
Vegas has the only airport I never got lost in
And it’s the best looking one too with those slot machines
I just moved here a week and a half ago! Love the mountains it’s hard to meet people for sure though.
Wish I can move out there NOW !
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I moved here four months ago from the PNW. If you like the mountains, join a hiking group on Meetup.com. You will meet lots of locals and learn the cool places to go.
You can always meet some thotties on Tinder.
Pompsie, I did the same thing. Only I moved from Wisconsin to Reno. I was a 44yo divorced man. Didn't know a soul out here. At my age it was a challenge for sure. But now after 20 years I am so glad I took the chance. It was scary but all worked out.
Thankjs foir sharing your vlog. Always look forward to seeing your next one.
I will be in vegas Oct 20 - 23 at the Luxor. Can't wait
👍🏾I was SO scared you were going to say you were leaving. Your videos make me love Vegas even more. Thanks!!
Also, the editing and music are ALWAYS on pointtttttttttt!!
Hahaha I tried my best to make the title look super dramatic 😂😂 I gotta play the game a bit to get extra attention unfortunately haha
The more I watch your videos the more I like them.You have literally shared tons of great videos for any newcomer to Las Vegas.This mystery city has never been shared before like you did.We know this city much better through eye of your camera.Thanks
I love how real and honest you are. you are so inspiring please keep up the great work 😃 also an added note I love your Siamese kitty I have always had a Siamese cat a lot of people think they are mean cats but they are so loving and so beautiful much love and support ❤️
Thanks on the info on siamese cats. Just adopted one kitten, two wks ago from a homeless man who found her. Her eyes were swollen shut. I have six cats at home. I could'nt take her as i thought in MY HEAD. But my HEART melted and brought her home n to the Vet. Her belly is now plumbed n eyes are wide open from the meds.
Disco foeva Congratulations on your little Siamese kitty I’m so glad she is on the mend and healthy I’m sure she’s going to bring you lots of joy and happiness god bless.
I think you made a great decision moving to Vegas. I'm still in the planning stages.
I definitely think it was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made personally 🙌🏼
I came out with $1,000, a two month notice, and wishful thinking. It wasn't smart but it has been almost 5 years now.
Lifestyle is a work in progress, give it time and patience.
Lived in Vegas for 13 years, its over rated. Once the honeymoon of OMG we live in Vegas wears off it's just like living in Phoenix Az. Once your there for a year or so you seldom go to the strip or Fremont Street. Most locals go to the local casinos to get their gambling fix. Gambling is a very expensive habit for most people very few make a living doing it. My advise is unless you have a great job already lined up is stay where your at and make a Vegas trip when ever you can afford it. That way you look forward to the trip and always have a great time and if your smart you budget how much you spend. I live in Phoenix, its about a 4-5 hour drive to Vegas, we make 1 or 2 trips a year We drink and eat way too much, gamble within our budget, and have a blast.
Phx all the way 602 lol
The OMG part is how I felt when I moved to Florida , close to the beach.. after a while I didn’t care for it , haven’t stepped on a beach in like 5 years...ready to move west where I’m originally from . I don’t mind Vegas or Phoenix
Honestly it’s like this wherever you go but tbh ... I moved here from the Bay Area and for me it’s not even about the Strip. It’s super affordable and the heat isn’t even that bad. Plus it’s not year-round heat. I wouldn’t move somewhere just to enjoy the festivity’s because that would ruin the living situation for me . You move somewhere to be comfortable and at peace with your environment . My side of town in Vegas is perfect for me at the moment .
Pompsie! Keep up the great work!
I will Mustache Dave! Thanks for the support 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🤟🏻
I lived in Vegas for 5 years (2009 to 2014) and loved it. Work moved me back to the Midwest in 2014. But Vegas was awesome. My wife & I visit about twice a year now just to have fun.
I made one of my childhood dreams come true moving to Las Vegas 5 years ago and I love it!
One day, I will say the same. I too want to move to Vegas.
You are right. Things take time sometimes. Very insightful video.
I wanna move there so bad. The mountains, The lakes, the weather...
come buy my house, im leaving. lol
I have a house for rent lol can’t stand the heat is terrible
Me toooooo! I just have to talk my husband into it 😩
@@nancyg7280 lol same!!! We were just there last week, and he said he could see himself living there, which is awesome. I had to dig into my savings for moving to LV cuz of covid.
@@johngabanna4136 I live In Houston, this kond of heat sucks! I'd rather have dry heat, no hurricanes. and flooding
Great video bro, just found you a few weeks ago. I moved to Vegas from Florida in October of last year too, I had never visited this place beforehand so it was a big risk. But I fell in love with Vegas, so many more opportunities and new experiences have been bestowed upon me, and you're right on with the suburban life mixed with the entertainment capital of the world. I'm a rolling stone but I see myself here for a few more years.
You’re certainly a bold fella! I respect it man. Well hopefully our paths will cross here before you roll onto the next chapter 🤙🏼
Anything worthwhile takes time. You are doing a great job! Proud of you Pompsie. CAB 😊
Thanx for your down to earth review of living in Las Vegas ... I'm amazed by how much it has grown and changed in some wayz too. Like yourself, I grew up east coast (Brooklyn and Buffalo) ... my dad bought a home out there in the 60s, I moved there, in the middle of winter, left heavy snow in NY, arrived at LV airport wearing a heavy coat and winter foot wear, the weather getting off the plane in february was drop dead gorgeous ... everything was new, I could see desert and mountains, palm trees, there were swimming pools galore, etc. It was so laid back compared to east coast. It was right then, I knew that I was never wanting to go back to the snow, the old dirty tenaments, stinky subways, etc. Came to Texas years ago, fell in love, joined a rock band, etc ... today at 65 years old, I have 3 daughters and a wife, found my home in Dallas ... which is kind of like Vegas, as far as the laid back neighbourhoods, friendly folks, and better weather than up north. I see, indeed, why you like it ... and as you said ... Vegas is much more than the strip or downtown ... it truly is a beautiful town ... I feel the same way about Dallas too.
Congrats on one year. Keep up the great work.
your vids are informative and cool. You are such a gentleman overall. enjoy the work you do
can't believe your mother named you Poopsie, though. lol. just bustin' chops
Pompsie wishing you much success in your future endeavors!
You as well my friend 🤗
I appreciate your point of view in this video bro. I'm new to this channel and I actually plan on moving to Vegas in about a year and a half.
Have been here since 2002 man how I miss the old Vegas especially in downtown
What do you miss about it?!
@@Pompsie everything from the old gold spike to the western hostel their cheap food, Fremont I remember had benches to sit at. The affordable cheap motels etc. After Zappos came in they fucked up everything up in the downtown area. Mermaids, bayou etc all gone. The owner of Zappos has tried extremely hard to make downtown more "high-class" The raiders coming here is a mistake overcrowding high hotel prices etc.
@Dizzle I agree with you. Trying to find a job in Vegas, be prepared for background checks! Thank Goodness for Sheriff Card !
Very mature and well liked videos, nothing of the dumb stuff to get likes...keep up the good work!
I did the same thing. I needed a change and in 1985 I packed up my car and my golf clubs and I moved from Virginia to Seattle. I knew 1 person. I stayed 15 years. Been fun watching you. Claudia one of your mods sent me. I sub'd as well.
For me, it's between Vegas and going back to Honolulu for my next move. I will have no regrets with either decision. Being in Tijuana is getting old for me. Lower cost of living, but a price for just about everything else. Thanks, Pompsie.
Hey man, love your vids! I’m an acrobat and work in entertainment (on pause now obviously) here in Vegas if you’re looking for more connections.
Whoa that’s awesome! (You being an acrobat not being out of work right now haha) but yeah for sure! If you hit me up on Instagram we can definitely link up sometime
Love the channel Pompsie!! Recently found your content and I have been binge watching it over the past 48 hours! Keep it up brother!
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I own a very nice timeshare because I love coming to Vegas. Good food (not necessarily associated with the touristy areas), good entertainment, and lots of places to explore nature outside of town. (Though I keep watching the desert fill in with subdivisions, sigh.) A friend moved there from the Bay Area, and his only objection is he does woodworking, and his garage gets too hot to do it in the summer!
Just discovered your channel. I've been in Vegas for 10 years now & still love it & there's never enough time for everything. I never understand the ppl that think "it's boring." This is home for us now. Cheers!
Problem is Vegas economy relies heavily on tourism. No tourism no Vegas. No Vegas no jobs. A bad recession is in the forecast,which isn't looking good for Sin City.
@@jonnyshanon2103 Vegas needs to bring in some theme parks like six flags
Your channel is starting to grow quickly, well deserved, excellent vlog style.
Great video i didnt realise you moved a year ago, i was thinking you lved there all your life, your an amazing guy with a good heart, i hope the life in vegas works out for you better then your past. i been vegas twice and now considering a third, it would be amazing to meet you in person, your a true inspiration. All the best
Hi from Dublin Ireland. 🍀🇮🇪
Absolutely love your work and have watched all of your videos pure class...👌
Vegas is my favourite place to visit and look forward to returning when your borders open to European tourists..✈
Keep up the FANTASTIC work
Best of luck..🍀🍀Anita
Also from Dublin Ireland and love your work 😀👌
@@martygi are you living in Vegas
@@anitastanley5627 i wish Anita. In Dublin. Been to Vegas loads though
Just keep doing what you're doing man! Everyone is enjoying your videos!
Thanks for this video! I’ve been considering moving here also. Stay safe 😊
in fact, quiet places are belong to my mood, that's why I'm interested in Las Vegas, especially the international airport isn't crowded plus the streets.
April 18th will be 2 years since I moved to Las Vegas and I honestly have enjoyed it so far. I moved for a fresh start and change of pacer and I definitely got it!
Don’t forget me bro I told u to start and try Live stream and encouraged you to do it and you did by your first steam in a hotel room with just around 10 people watching and now you got more comfortable and got encouraged to take it to the street and now you doing great. Don’t forget me. This all started from the New York resort video when you had family stay there I think your parents and the prerecorded video , I mentioned how great the edits were.
How could I ever forgot all your scooter brap brap comments come on now 🤙🏼✊🏼❤️
I wish you the best in everything you want to do in life even in Las Vegas!😀🎉😊
Thank you for this video, I TOTALLY AGREE!❤️❤️❤️
Still loving your videos, man - keep up the great work!
Im from LA n vegas is my 2nd home i want to move over there because the houses are cheaper just afraid of the hot summers and cold winters
It's expensive in Vegas. Expensive gas, rent, house prices and overall price of living. My niece lived there for 2 years. Totally dependent on tourism.
Vegas is much cheaper than every other place I’ve lived (NJ, CT, NY)
Californians: Hold my beer
@@Pompsie True compared to east coast but compared to other southern states it is.
@@markfujimoto3530 Of course California is above all others. LOL
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Yes it is. Real estate agent here. Real estate prices in Vegas has steadily grown in the past few years. My niece lived there for 2 years and homes were much more expensive in Vegas than in Phoenix. Median priced single family homes are almost up to $350,000.
My wife and i will be retiring soon and thinking about moving to Vegas as our retirement get away, we are not huge gamblers so that's not an issue. Still contemplating the move because we still do love our life in Kansas and our families are still here.I have a couple of friends who live out there and we do come once to twice a year and i just love the place so the decision still needs to be made in the next 5 years. Your content is amazing and i will continue to follow you no matter what you do.
I love the slow pace and cheap cost of living in Vegas. the downside for me is the weather not staying warm all year round and there's NO BEACH!!!
Work in Chicago for courier service. They have a branch in LV. My mother had a winter rental so I went with her .Thought it would be a working vacation but it was more work. The pros were no snow. It was very scenic. There was a lot to do.The restaurant, bowling alley, and movie theater are all located in the casino. The cost of living and taxes are a little cheaper. The cost of gambling was about $25 a week more than in Chicago. The things I didn't like was I would run into people who were unpleasant because they had a Bad day at the casino. Everyone smokes. All My friends and family are in Chicago and I would miss them.lf I have a chance to spend the winter in LV I would.
Love the video! I’m planning to move to Mountain’s Edge. We just spent a week there, house hunting. The suburbs have such a different vibe. I do enjoy walking up & down the strip. We always find new restaurants, discover places, & people watch. You & Greta are adorable!
“A brand new beginning” currently laid off my job and your phrase really hit home. I love Vegas and never know if it can be home for me in a good way or a bad way. Really considered moving there but your video really motivated me to move on and take a leap of faith then see what life has in stored for me. Thanks for vids and always love the music you add, shout out from Cali 559
Pompsie! I Hope WFH becomes permanent for me! We would so move there in March, if so. 🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾❤️ glad you love it there!
Laughed at the part of you looking outside your apartment window of your old place.
That's how I feel like everyday now.
I used to have an awesome lifestyle right in the heart of what you guys would call "downtown" Sydney Australia but I was working 7 days a week to live that lifestyle.. for 10 years of my life.
Now I live in a questionable neighbourhood but have the freedom of "kinda" doing what I want... starting my own business in the middle of Covid etc.
One day I'll get the balance right! 😝
Thank you for this video I'm moving my family down there and buying a house your videos helped me in my decision thanks broski
You got it man! Wishing you the best of luck 🤞🏼
I’ve lived here fir over a year now, from the Bay Area. There is lots to do here, so much more than one would think! And yes, you’re right, it takes a little while to meet people, but it can be done. 👍🏻
Glad things have worked out well for you. Keeping a journal sounds corny but it does give you a road map to where you have been. Keep up the great hotel reviews.
Love watching your videos and hearing your perspective. Keep doing what you do!
I am so glad your cat did not attempt to devour the cactus. I may have told you before, but I currently have six felines. They are getting me through the pandemic. Along with your videos.
Thanks for bringing us along on your journey! I do agree with you, Las Vegas seems more like a large suburb. Pre-COVID my ex and I would drive around Las Vegas and wondered what everyone does outside of the strip lol. I saw a comment from Brian Gulley and they say it's like living in Phoenix, AZ... Las Vegas does resemble Phoenix, AZ (of course minus the casinos/resorts). Cute kittie!
I thought about moving to las vegas, it is a great place I give you credit for taking the chance and doing it. I very much enjoy your vlogs. You show a very different idea's and aspect about the city and it's workings.
Continue the great work.
Very nice video 📹 👌, I'm glad you moved to Las Vagas ,I really enjoy your videos! 😊👍💕💕💕
Love your videos! I’m on a binge watch of your channel, going down the list! And watching your videos for rest of the day! Btw, have you seen “Vegas vacation”? Remeber Chevy chases son? Mr. papaGeorgio?! Haha your name mr. pomparelli reminds me of him and I love it! 😎dope! 50k subs by New Years for you!
Thanks Pompsie. You are awesome!
Keep up the great work brother
Thanks Clint! I have a lot more on the way 😎💥💥💥
Dude, great video and outlook on your situation. I look forward to each of your videos and really appreciate your content. Keep it up and I can't wait to see where you take it from here.
You’re living the life and your young. Enjoy! Make videos about the hotels, the arts, the architecture, the people & the nightlife we all crave. I’ll keep watching. Be safe🤠🥳😜
I’m definitely going to showcase as much as I can in my creative way 🤗💪🏼 thanks so much for the support!
Great vid Pompsie I love Vegas!
I like warm weather and prefer to experience heat than snow. I enjoy pool time in the summer a lot. I like the desert landscape. I like the nighife bur also enjoy the quiet. Las Vegas is like a second home for me ans my husband. We are seriously considering moving there.
Lowkey! I’ve been questioning on moving to Vegas! 😝 I currently live in utah and I hate it!! But, thx for the video this helped me a lot! 😁
Maybe you and Greta could do a video about how you guys met see her take on it and your take on it I think it be kind of cute
Maybe we can talk about that on a future livestream or QandA sometime 💭
That's actually a great concept. Each interviewed by same person and edited with someone's style that is as unique as Pompsie's. Maybe b&w. Different venues. Spontaneous and uncomfortable questions. Yeah ... (adjusts old filmaker's beret)
Love Las Vegas ! business fully come back in 2022 !
Vegas is definitely not for everyone. I always tell family and friends...Vegas will either make you or break you. It's all up to you. From Hawaii and lived here for 18yrs. Love it and never looked back.
Great decision! While LV doesn't feel like a proper city, it has so much to offer. Plus, the Mohave Desert is my favorite place in country because of the desert, mountains, river/lake, and wildlife. Enjoy!
I love your channel! I’m planning to move to Vegas next winter and I am excited.
I used to skate that spot at the YMCA with my kid for years. I should send you the video of him both dropping in and slamming on the 🌋 "Volcano" when he was only nine years old. Your videos remind me of the fifteen years I spent living in Las Vegas.👊
Great videos, man. I'm moving there next month. I travel there frequently and decided to make it home. One of the biggest appeals is what you touched on, suburb life and quiet but have access to the largest entertainment hub in the world minutes away! Keep up the good work and I'll be sure to say what's up if we cross paths.
Are you enjoying living there? Any cons? I’m moving there from Portland OR in February. My only concern really is the high crime.
Try 40! Love your videos
Love living in Las Vegas for 40 years. The most amazing city open 24 seven. Living in the iconic paradise palms Desert Inn and Aztec NO HOA beautiful mid century homes with large pools and greenery. I will always remember walking by our large pool to the back of our officeFor a commute time of one minute. With the new addition to desert Inn Road east side makes travel to any part of the city painless. We will miss living here but retirement calls and putting property on market in two weeks.
Glad you’re liking in there, man! When we were there in September, we spoke to a few different people who said they actually moved there after visiting on their Honeymoon. It’s definitely different than VA, for sure. I would even consider moving there if life allowed. But we enjoy being able to visit. May be a more regular vacation spot for us now!
Love it the wise words can apply it to moving anywhere brand new !! Keep grinding man!! One day soon I hope when in Vegas We can hangout it be fun to finally meet you!!
I am still trying to make my decision where to retire between Las Vegas and Orange Beach Alabama. I like slow or ad others put it boring. I am in busy Wisconsin and ready for change!!!
Just came back from CT! It was an interesting enough area, but it seems very...old compared to Vegas. Not that it's a bad thing, but I remember trying to prepare for the CT area and looking up the area, places of interest ect...and it was just a bunch of beaches and like...two room museums. I'm from PA myself, and gotta say, it made me glad I live where I do. That and the area we hit up seemed to be nothing but highways. Great Content as always sir, glad to hear you're enjoying life out there!
I'm a current Portland, Oregon resident planning on moving to Vegas in late 2021-early 2022, and I just wanted to say what you reflected on mirrors what my intuition says and I dearly appreciate your channel. =D
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Nice dude.. I grew up in Henderson and have lived in Nashville for about 8 years now and this is great! Maybe do some content on valley of fire/lake mead rec area and red rocks or Charleston while there’s snow on the ground?
The Flamingo Sucked this time not what I was expecting 😒😒😒😩 YOU were Right 👌🏽🙌🏽
Hey I'm actually considering moving to Vegas next year. I'm stuck in Pennsylvania for the duration of 2021 unfortunately..but can you do a video on apartments and prices
Vegas has it's own downtown which is the original las Vegas on the Blvd.
Thanks for making this video and sharing your experiences. I'm moving there next month! Who knows? Maybe I'll be making a video like this next year haha.
Mexicans from TX think your an inspiration for those who want to chase their dreams!!! Keep up the great work!!
Can you make a video, about how expensive it is to leave in Las Vegas?
How much does the average rent is for apartments?
How the job market is for a average job?
Like housekeeping, cashier, hotel desk attendant, etc...????
Great video, Pompsie. I would love to move to Vegas but I live in Canada 🇨🇦 it can be extremely hard ☺️it’s okay, I’ll try to visit more often lol
Property taxes are too high in L.A. That’s why I bought a beautiful home in Las Vegas (plus the house was far cheaper than L.A.). Great airport, and if I want L.A., it’s only a 45 minute flight, or 5 1/2 hour drive to Malibu!!
So happy for you Pompsie. Keep killing it
Thanks brotha! 🤙🏼
Haha, you ain't in Connecticut anymore! Lucky for you! You seem like a very calm and level headed person, and your impressions and thoughts therefore mean a lot. Having lived in LA from 2012-2019 (and in the late 80s) I have seen what failed leadership and extremist "big government" politics can do to a state and city. A huge chunk of my soul always was and always will be in LA, and my kids grew up there - we made many memories. Regardless, unless you can afford a gated mansion and don't venture out of that mansion, the quality of life in LA, and even Beverly Hills where I lived, is just terrible. By comparison Las Vegas is the easy life. Much lower crime, much cleaner, much cheaper. You get the Hollywood culture of entertainment, and the palm trees, without all the diva attitudes and dirty streets, without all the taxes and traffic, without all the frustration and ambivalence of wanting to leave all the time. I will be moving my family to Vegas in a few months and have done the full research - I have absolutely no reservations. I wish you all the best and that you will continue to have fun. See ya on the Strip.
Lower crime? I lived in Vegas for 15 years, just left last year because the crime was getting out of control. It's become a ceespool of California gang bangers moving in.
@@Poppi-Poppa-Socky The official stat from LVMPD is that crime in 2019 was down 16% from previous year. I don't doubt there is truth in what you say, because Californians are leaving. I lived in LA almost a decade and also left, because of numerous reasons, mainly the fact that the homeless population doubled during our stay there and you could not get away from it. CA simply is not the conservative state it used to be when I first lived there in the 80s. Idiot politicians ruined it. We lived in 90210 and even on Rodeo Drive we had homeless digging in trash cans etc. Regardless there are plenty of areas of Vegas with clean safe communities - Henderson being the best example. Summerlin being another. Every city has its hoods. As for the tourist thugs, I think the recent spike in troublemakers will decline once it reopens fully. But thugs are everywhere. Vegas still does not rank on most dangerous cities lists and the top 30 most dangerous cities are almost all back east. America as a whole has issues, nowhere is perfect.
@@bjgz Good luck sir. I lived in Henderson and Summerlin. It's everywhere. I wouldn't believe any numbers Vegas police or politicians put out. That's their bottom line you will not get accurate numbers from them. My next store neighbor in Henderson ($500,000 homes) turned out to be a pimp with gang ties, that ended up getting raided in the early morning hours. You can't get away from it in Vegas because money talks there more than any other place in the world and it doesn't matter if it's clean money or dirty money. By the way Vegas homeless population is out of control as well. Good luck walking or driving anywhere without being hit up for money.
@@Poppi-Poppa-Socky Job relocation enabled us to leave CA, and another possible transfer to Vegas in June, which is why I am doing a deep dive into the research, including watching these live streams. We have only visited Vegas, not lived there, and I know there is a big difference. In January we take a scouting trip there specifically to look at various neighborhoods and get a feel for the type of people, cleanliness etc. I like to hear from people who are disenchanted with it, or left, because I want the raw truth, not something sugar coated. I guess I now compare everything to LA, so every place I look at seems better (except those hellholes back east of course). We ended up in Utah btw - not Salt Lake which has really gone downhill - but in Utah County, which is extremely white and Mormon, thus we do indeed have little crime or homeless, safe and clean etc. However we hate winters. Time will tell what happens, but I'm taking in all the info I can get and appreciate your honesty.
I’m 17, in Florida, I HATE IT HERE. I need to get out of Florida, the people are toxic everywhere you look, the heat, and although we have Disney and beaches it is horrible. I have money saved up and if things go as planned, I’ll have $32,000 save up by the time I’m 18. Now, I want to buy a multi unit property, fix it, rent it, and then refinance it. That is my plan, I wanna get a real estate license too, now the thing is, I don’t know where to go. I’ve looked at cities and right now my two favorites are Chicago and Las Vegas. I love Chicago but the thing about it is that taxes are high. I was looking at homes for instance and in Vegas you could pay less than $5,000 on a $750,000 dollar home monthly payment whereas Chicago that same home would be $6,000+ because of taxes. Chicago has income tax, Vegas doesn’t, where I wanna get to is, would you recommend Las Vegas?
Always enjoy your videos Pompsie Keep up the good work 😍👍
Great video!! I've been in Vegas three months now it's definitely not NYC, but overall it's pretty cool here.
hi pompsie! great video! sometimes you just have to take a chance in life and move somewhere different! thank you for all your content!
Thanks Michelle 🤗🤗🤗 I agree, you can’t grow unless you experiment and that’s what I always aim to do!