You'll never regret keeping a AAA membership. You WILL need it at some point for something...frozen locks, dead battery, towing services, breakdown, stranded, etc. Just about everyone has went in the ditch, got stuck in a sowbank, slid into or got slid into at least once
I was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota and raised in DinkyTown. I ALWAYS make sure to keep my wiper fluid filled. I even keep an extra jug in car because when the snow starts to melt, this stuff flys off the shelf. I cannot stress enough how important wiper fluid is, especially when the snow starts to melt after a winter of salt, sand, exhaust and dirt mixed in with it. This slop will completely cover your windshield and you will not be able to see through it. I have had to roll down my window and stick my head out because my windshield is covered and I ran out of wiper fluid. It's a very dangerous situation.
Took a position in St.Paul with zero knowledge of Minnesota. With just over a week before relocating, it was nice to come across these videos. Much appreciated.
I live in Phoenix.... famous for, come on vacation, leave on probation 🤭🤭🤭.. Seriously though I love it here....I can do gardening in February....also I hate it here, the racial politics here will do you in ... Sorta speak
I was born and raised not too far north of the cities and spent a lot of time down there growing up so in a sense its kind of like another hometown for me. I haven't been back there in years. Like everyplace else from what I can see from your videos the area has gone through a lot of changes. I just enjoy "going along for the ride" and seeing how things look now. I have lived in the Tampa Bay area now for 30+ years and would have a really hard time getting used to the winters again. Keep up the good work and I'll continue to tune in! :-)
I agree with you! I was just there in October, and it was 25 and I was freezing. I had double layers of clothes on and it wasn’t enough. I have been there many times before and it was even colder.
I haven't been to the Twin Cities. But I'd love to see how a city like them can embrace the cold. I'd love to skate the frozen rivers and see if it's really true that Minnesota is a mini-Canada (do you say "aboot" and "soarry?") Where I am in Oklahoma City, it averages only 7 inches of snow a year. But this February we got a cold spell where OKC got a low of -15F (without wind chill), the coldest temp since 1899, and it brought our seasonal snowfall to 23 inches. All the rivers froze over. Truly a cold spell comparable to MSP.
Hey Jesse! I’m moving to Minneapolis in August. I’m only moving there for a year fora Clinical internship at the VA Medical Center so I’m renting an apartment. And even though I am not buying, I found your channel to learn about the area and bro I love your channel. I’m so excited to move there and explore all of the neighborhoods you share about and this winter prep video is huge so thanks man! Big fan. If I ever run into you out and about, I owe you a beer for these videos!
@@ToTheTwinCities Honestly every single video you have I’m like “oh houses in this area looks nice”😂Haven’t narrowed it down quite yet but I will soon take a trip out there and hit you up when I do! Thank you for all That you do! The detail, The love and the care that goes into creating your videos is in art!
Looking to move to Minnesota from the UK with my partner and baby who live in oklahoma so these videos are super helpful! I'm just wondering what are some good neighbourhoods for families?
Linden Hills in Minneapolis. Linden Hills has it’s own special area slightly removed. Young families and a beautiful neighborhood. It’s right next to Lake Harriet. So beautiful. If you want more suburban, go to Eden Prairie. It’s awesome. Also check out the Lake Minnetonka area. Several beautiful communities there.
hey i have a question what type of jacket is good for living in Minnesota. is there any on amazon or walmart or somewhere that is affordable thanks. and the boots where to get some thanks
Hey!! Acme comedy club in Downtown is amazing, there’s also a one in the Mall of America that gets great national acts! And for the northern lights you’ll probably have to go a bit further north in Minnesota. Probably North or Duluth! I’ve seen them from Two Harbors, MN.
What's up, I'm name is Andrew. I am currently living in Hawai'i but I have family ties in Minnesota. Three generations on my grandfather's side and even longer on my grandmother's side. I had the privilege of being in that great state for a period of time but nothing permanent. Largely because of my fear of the winter. I've gotten older and my desire to live in the mid-west has gotten stronger. 2021 may be my year to return and if so, I may need your assistance.
Honestly, that is not something I know a ton about! I even asked my retired mom and she said she didn’t know much about that! If you want a contact for a tax person let me know!
It's not tax friendly for anybody. It's just part of the price of living there. Houses are luxurious and cheap by coastal standards, which in most cases more than makes up for the higher taxes.
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You forgot to mention anti-freeze radiator coolant.
Ahhhh yes! I’ll pin this comment!
It's the same product in all states. It's called antifreeze in cold states, coolant here in hot ones.
You'll never regret keeping a AAA membership. You WILL need it at some point for something...frozen locks, dead battery, towing services, breakdown, stranded, etc. Just about everyone has went in the ditch, got stuck in a sowbank, slid into or got slid into at least once
Just got back from visiting some friends in Saint Paul and I’m contemplating in moving to Minnesota from California 😊
I was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota and raised in DinkyTown. I ALWAYS make sure to keep my wiper fluid filled. I even keep an extra jug in car because when the snow starts to melt, this stuff flys off the shelf. I cannot stress enough how important wiper fluid is, especially when the snow starts to melt after a winter of salt, sand, exhaust and dirt mixed in with it. This slop will completely cover your windshield and you will not be able to see through it. I have had to roll down my window and stick my head out because my windshield is covered and I ran out of wiper fluid. It's a very dangerous situation.
Took a position in St.Paul with zero knowledge of Minnesota. With just over a week before relocating, it was nice to come across these videos. Much appreciated.
Love to hear that! Congrats on the new job and welcome to the Twin Cities!
Am I the only one that think it’s so pretty when it snow in the twin cities?! 💙
Definitely not! The snow is so beautiful! It just takes some adjusting!
@@ToTheTwinCities yeahhh!!
"It gets dry" the average year round humidity where i live is like 8-12%. I don't think it'll ever get "too dry" in MN lol.
Dress in layers!
Cool! Appreciate this.
I'm a New Yorker. So I'm cool. 💜 Love to see Minniewood and live here.
i have no idea where i’m going to go, but i’m thinking of attending college here maybe… as an arizonian. pray for me ig 💀
Moving to Burnsville from San Antonio Tx
Very cool, enjoy!
Maybe you could talk about median income for different occupations and median house prices and rent amounts for different areas
Not from Minnesota, but that sounds bout right to me👍👍👍
I live in Phoenix.... famous for, come on vacation, leave on probation 🤭🤭🤭..
Seriously though I love it here....I can do gardening in February....also I hate it here, the racial politics here will do you in ...
Sorta speak
I 💯 agree on Working Hands hand cream! Can't live without it.
I am moving there in fall with my partner！😊
That’s awesome!! Congrats!
Moving from houston 🥶🥶 thanks for the tips
How do you like it so far?
I’m from Chicago so I’ll adjust fine lol
I was born and raised not too far north of the cities and spent a lot of time down there growing up so in a sense its kind of like another hometown for me. I haven't been back there in years. Like everyplace else from what I can see from your videos the area has gone through a lot of changes. I just enjoy "going along for the ride" and seeing how things look now. I have lived in the Tampa Bay area now for 30+ years and would have a really hard time getting used to the winters again. Keep up the good work and I'll continue to tune in! :-)
That’s great to hear! I appreciate all the support and I’m glad you enjoy these!
I agree with you! I was just there in October, and it was 25 and I was freezing. I had double layers of clothes on and it wasn’t enough. I have been there many times before and it was even colder.
It’s does get seriously cold!! But being prepared does make it a lot easier!
I'm from Vegas and I definitely needed this video ty for this!!!
Absolutely! Happy to help!!
I haven't been to the Twin Cities. But I'd love to see how a city like them can embrace the cold. I'd love to skate the frozen rivers and see if it's really true that Minnesota is a mini-Canada (do you say "aboot" and "soarry?") Where I am in Oklahoma City, it averages only 7 inches of snow a year. But this February we got a cold spell where OKC got a low of -15F (without wind chill), the coldest temp since 1899, and it brought our seasonal snowfall to 23 inches. All the rivers froze over. Truly a cold spell comparable to MSP.
That would suck there. Your furnaces are not made for that. And I'm sure OK doesn't have the snow removal equipment.
Hey Jesse! I’m moving to Minneapolis in August. I’m only moving there for a year fora Clinical internship at the VA Medical Center so I’m renting an apartment. And even though I am not buying, I found your channel to learn about the area and bro I love your channel. I’m so excited to move there and explore all of the neighborhoods you share about and this winter prep video is huge so thanks man! Big fan. If I ever run into you out and about, I owe you a beer for these videos!
Love this! We are so glad to help!
@@ToTheTwinCities I'm guessing 4x4 is a must?
Just moved into a 1960s house in Columbia park! Keep up the awesome vids man :P
Nice! Thank you so much!!
Thanks you much for your video. We need more videos of twins cities.
We’ve got a whole bunch, so make sure you watch them all :)
@@ToTheTwinCities oky thanks. What type of work do you have in twins cities
I bet the deer is enjoying the warmth of the stove.
Hoping to buy in January! Coming from Arizona ☀️💕
Niice!! Hit us up whenever you want with any questions! Any neighborhoods/suburbs you’re thinking about that we don’t have a video on?!
@@ToTheTwinCities Honestly every single video you have I’m like “oh houses in this area looks nice”😂Haven’t narrowed it down quite yet but I will soon take a trip out there and hit you up when I do! Thank you for all That you do! The detail, The love and the care that goes into creating your videos is in art!
🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 I appreciate that so much!!! I look forward to meeting you!
Moving from Maine
Welcome!
Looking to move to Minnesota from the UK with my partner and baby who live in oklahoma so these videos are super helpful! I'm just wondering what are some good neighbourhoods for families?
Linden Hills in Minneapolis. Linden Hills has it’s own special area slightly removed. Young families and a beautiful neighborhood. It’s right next to Lake Harriet. So beautiful.
If you want more suburban, go to Eden Prairie. It’s awesome. Also check out the Lake Minnetonka area. Several beautiful communities there.
Nice to know!!
Glad it was helpful!
hey i have a question what type of jacket is good for living in Minnesota. is there any on amazon or walmart or somewhere that is affordable thanks. and the boots where to get some thanks
Hey man, thanks for the content. I'm wondering if you can see the northern lights and are there any comedy clubs?
Hey!! Acme comedy club in Downtown is amazing, there’s also a one in the Mall of America that gets great national acts! And for the northern lights you’ll probably have to go a bit further north in Minnesota. Probably North or Duluth! I’ve seen them from Two Harbors, MN.
Thank you very informative!
Thanks for the subscribe!! 🙌🏼
For your car: Heated garage, heated garage, heated garage.
I wouldn't live here without one.
What's up, I'm name is Andrew. I am currently living in Hawai'i but I have family ties in Minnesota. Three generations on my grandfather's side and even longer on my grandmother's side. I had the privilege of being in that great state for a period of time but nothing permanent. Largely because of my fear of the winter. I've gotten older and my desire to live in the mid-west has gotten stronger. 2021 may be my year to return and if so, I may need your assistance.
Hey Andrew!! If you end up making the trek here by all means hit us up!! Look forward to helping you!!
@@ToTheTwinCities Thanks a bunch!
Can u make a video on Brooklyn center or at least reply to me about it
Yeah I definitely can! Any specific questions you have about it?
Am Considering St. Paul for When I Retire, But have read that Minnesota is Not a Tax Friendly State for Retirees, what do You think Jesse??
Honestly, that is not something I know a ton about! I even asked my retired mom and she said she didn’t know much about that! If you want a contact for a tax person let me know!
It's not tax friendly for anybody. It's just part of the price of living there. Houses are luxurious and cheap by coastal standards, which in most cases more than makes up for the higher taxes.
It’s a high tax state and MN even taxes Social Security 🤯
Can I use Tire Chains (Snow Chains) instead of getting expensive tires?
I’m not sure if it’s illegal but basically nobody uses chains here! Most tires in tire stores here are all season and that is sufficient!
@@ToTheTwinCities Thank you for that info!
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Ayyyy!
I'm soon moving from Mexico
Nice!! Hope you enjoy it! Hit us up when you’re here!
What's up in the comments
Ayyy my man! Love you and miss you!!
Kinda exhausting listening to all the things that are needed for winter.Lived there 30 years and no more,moved to a warm state.
I’m with you 😉. I moved to Southern California from the Twin Cities 25 years ago. It’d be tough to move back.