Step 1: write article stating that a city is the worst in the country. Step 2: property values tank because of your story Step 3: buy a home in that town Step 4: profit
Love Live Besto Shonen it’s not so much the coast I care for . It’s the creativity , uniqueness . Same reason I love Detroit Michigan and lived there for so long. Sf is just a different place nothing like other cities. If u live in a city in Ohio u pretty much lived in them all if u catch my drift
Having lived in a small Minnesota town for a short time, it doesn't surprise me one bit to see the folks in Red Lake embrace a supposed enemy like this. The people I met in Minnesota are as friendly, as wholesome, as warm as any human beings I've ever met
Everyone ignores the fact that it said "based on scenery and climate" I'm sure it's a lovely county filled with good people, but based on scenery? Yea that place looks pretty flat and boring.
I've lived in the metro areas of both Flint and Detroit with a long family history in the metro area of Flint. Hard times, yeah. Lead water notwithstanding I'd still take living there over a mega city, personally. To each their own.
Tawnee Stone Haha I'm an Indian man living in Montgomery, Alabama. It's actually a fine place to live. The south isn't bad at all. It's what you make of it. Also, though there are a lot of extremely conservative people, they're actually really nice (at least to your face). Life here is pretty pleasant, even as a foreigner.
I'm from small-town South Dakota and am currently living in Minnesota. Maybe they aren't the prettiest places, but the people I know here are easily the nicest and most genuine I have ever met. Thank you for the story!
Your state is how I came to love this country and plan on visiting all 50. I visited Wind Cave NP back in high school and I've been obsessed with traveling ever since. Plus bison burgers are delicious!!
Plot twist: Its just an elaborate, passive-aggressive pissing contest. Locals: "I'll show that reporter! I'm gonna invite him to my town!" Reporter: "Oh Yeah? I'm gonna MOVE to your town!"
driving home from northern Minnesota I took a short cut through Red Lake County, it was around 2:00 in the morning and in my headlights I could barely make out a large animal loping on the shoulder of the county road, slowing down incase it darted out in front of me I came up along side of a timber wolf. I was amazed at the size of the animal since its head was window level. It ran along beside me for about 100 yards before it darted back into the brush, This was back in the 1980s and when I think about it I am still in awe and remember everything about that drive.
I was up in ne mn at night and a moose got on the gravel road, and trotted like four miles down the middle of this lonely road in the forest, and I could not get around him all that time doing 2 miles per hour. He finally found his exit into the woods, and he was gone. It was like being in traffic and a car ahead of you never speeds up.
What? The whole reason was he said it was the "worst place in America" was because it was last in the database. He was saying it as a joke for being last. The title was all click bait, "worst place to live in", that town is probably not the worst place to live it's based on scenery. Things got taken way to seriously
natophonic I'm glad you got what they were trying to say in last week's controversial segment. Even when we disagree with other people's political leanings, we should not demonize them. Otherwise we allow people to live in their own bubbles, creating dangerous political and personal absolutes which just breeds more extremism.
The American dream needs to be removed from the bubble. The American dream has become a very generalized commercial for getting in debt. I think Mike Rowe of Dirty Jobs has the right idea. He started the Mike Rowe Works Foundation to counter this anti dirty jobs mindset. We need to diversify the goals for future generations. There are plenty of good well paying jobs that aren't in a office. There is even rooms for business owners in those industries.
More like an easy headline and clickbait giving a trolling young reporter a name for himself and him embracing that shtick and the community going along with it because they'd never get that kind of attention nationally otherwise.
I lived in Grand Forks, ND for a few years and we used to go to Red River Falls to go tubing down the river in the summer. Some of the best memories of my life hands down and they were in "the worst place to live in America".
Statistics. Drawing conclusions from numbers about life is missing the bulk of the information. It is difficult to measure the little things that make people happy.
I love Minnesota, and grew up not far from Red Lake. Sure the winter months are cold and long, but in the summer it is really beautiful - particularly up north by the Boundary Waters. If I could find a job up there, I would move back in an instant.
I love Sunday Morning... My mom got me watchin it since my son's been born and he's up early on Sunday's...which means I am too.. But its such a pleasant show.. Almost no negative stories...a nice break from what we see on every other news program.
i remember seeing the article when it made it through my hometown, on the border between North Dakota and Minnesota. I'm happy to see my fellow Minnesotans not holding a grudge. These 10,000+ lakes are here for everyone to explore.
I travel a lot and have been all over this fine country. I also love to ski, mt bike, hike and fish in general I love the outdoors. I have found there is something good about most places even if it is not obvious. There is also good people all over this fine land. Its what you make of it.
Agreed I used to work in the airline business, been all over. The USA has good quality of life and scenery second to none. The fact you can rent a car for cheap and drive anywhere is incredible. Even Oklahoma or Arkansas or Minnesota like in this video are full of interesting things to see. Even Detroit.
Red Lake Falls is a pretty place. The Red Lake River cuts a bit of a gorge through there. Red Lake county and most of the area east and west of the Red River of the north is desolate. It is nearly treeless, flat, sugar beet fields as far you can see in any direction. Bleak in the winter. But the RLFalls is nice.
They took offense to what exactly!? The article was about the agriculture and climate. Minnesota isn’t a great climate, and there isn’t much scenic areas in that area. He wasn’t taking a shot at the people at all. He ended up moving to the worst climate in America!
I've lived in NorCal, South Dakota, Florida, Germany and San Francisco. I now live in Oregon. The nicest people I have come across over the past few years have been in South Dakota and Oregon. It still throws me off when someone, who has never seen me before and doesn't know anything about me, says 'Hi' to me, and how easy it is to start a conversation with a stranger in this little town in Oregon. I love it!
The thing about a small town like that is that it is very unusual for someone with no connection to the town (so not a wife or husband of someone who grew up in it) to move to such a small place. These are the kinds of places that tend to bleed people to the bright lights of the bigger towns further away. But Ingraham picked a town that is not one of these decaying small towns (from what he has written), but one that is still pretty prosperous and proud of who they are. I suspect the biggest fear the townspeople all have is that at some point after a few years there, they'll pick up and move back to the big city.
Pittsburgh PA is the worst place to live. Meanest people, miserable weather 90% of the year (it's either 100 degrees with 100% humidity or 10 degrees with -25 degree windchill), extremely dangerous drivers, severely behind the technological times, commute times and public transit is unbearable (it takes me 45 minutes to go 4 miles on the bus every day), everyone's obsessed with Pittsburgh teams in sports and if you're not into it you don't fit in, if you don't like Pittsburgh they treat you like you're the spawn of Satan, racist, uneducated, small minded people. Save me.
Most cities entail a primary county... so could try to choose, and the quality of life for people in Cook County, IL, Shelby County, TN, etc... is less than perfect and bubbly.
I lived in MN for a while and the Red Lakes are absolutely one of the most beautiful places in MN! They're like an ocean oasis amidst so many wheat fields.
Regardless of my feelings toward either side, I applaud them both, in the end they all got a real good look at each other, then acted on the truth. If only that were policy for all.
Minnesota as a whole is a great place to live. I have lived in small towns and the big city and most of the people you meet are genuine. Spend some time up the north shore and along the Mississippi river bluffs and you will have a deeper appreciation of the geography. Everyone is quick to point out the winters but that's why they make long under ware plus i prefer the cold over heat any day.
Otto B I have lived all over the state of Minnesota and the iron range is beautiful but the people are less than friendly. If they are it's superficial.
An unintelligent way to rate counties: 0:43 1) scenery 2) climate An intelligent approach: 1) crime 2) school performance 3) suicide rate 4) drug addiction and alcoholism.... etc.
I give this guy a lot of credit. His biggest mistake as a journalist was writing an article about a place that he's never even visited before. How can you determine somewhere the "absolute worst place in America" without having ever been there? But yet he owned up, took the town up on its offer, and even ended up moving there. This is a lesson that the large media conglomerates need to learn...
His job is get clicks, not be a journalist. No one can visit everywhere in America, no one could ever know where the worst place is. But yet somehow we all kinda know it's Philly...right?
I lived in minnesota for the last two generations, about 125 years. Always loved it, just gets cold. I live around blaine, never planned on moving just maybe getting a small cabin down in tennessee to be closer to relatives too. Minneapolis ks very crowded sometimes and the state fair is very noisy.
I grew up in a small town. I wanted to go out and see the world, but I realized how much I hated congestion and traffic, and people always in a hurry. I went back to a small town.
The worst place to live in America? Really? Where's the trap houses and police tape? Where's the burned out cars on blocks? Where's the condemned buildings in danger of falling over?
You hit the proverbial nail on the head. I like how they go up there in the middle of winter......and still the people are as wonderful as can be. As far as northern Minnesota goes, Red Lake isn't the nicest place. That's true. But the majority of northern Minnesota is absolutely beautiful. In the summer and fall, it's an incredibly popular place to vacation.......so much so that some celebrities have summer homes in the Brainerd lakes area. Oh well, to each his/her own I guess. Wherever one can find some peace and happiness (as you said) is fine by me.
Geez, I was just in Oklee, Mn in Red Lake County yesterday and it seemed pretty swell. Just read an article about people dealing with delivery packages being stolen from so many people in NYC. Can't really see that happening here. Plus, here you can create your own culture and nightlife at minimal cost.
stay in red lake reservation for a year, I would bet only a handful could make it thru the winter, red lake county is like a Stephen novel, its got that itch above the surface, the weather, the mindset, the people, go ahead, go to penemah in red lake county, or red lake city, careful there's a serial killer on the reservation.
Worst place to live? LOL looks like paradise to me. You want to talk about the worst places to live, try Detroit, Baltimore, San Francisco, Seattle, Los Angeles, New York, etc. etc.
This has nothing to do with the initial report. The report said based on scenery and climate not about the people. So based off that, it’s still the “absolute worst place to live in America.”
video Whatever buddy. We let them govern themselves now, and we give them a boatload of cash. There is no reason why the reservations are ghettos other than the people living there.
@@rhysligget6707 -- Astonishing stupidity. Truly. Socio-economic advancement is initially dependent on gaining access to what is referred to as "Cultural" and "Social' capital (with any luck that will lead to economic capital, if one is not lucky enough to get access to it initially). In the industrial world (and post-industrial world) these are acquired increasingly in 'urban' nodes of the world economy. The segregation of Indians on poor lands far from urban opportunity therefore has penalized them. Moreover, this logic applies to white rural areas which are 'also' falling behind dramatically when compared to urban ones, and these white areas don't have to endure traditional American racism. So your notion of some kind of master race ('we') and an 'undermenschen' (the Indians) is tiresome and indicative of their very ignorance you decry. "boatload of cash!!"An exceptional quality of ignorance.
When I was a kid and my dad was U.S. Air Force, we were stationed north of there in Baudette, MN for 4 years. The one thing I will never forget is waiting at the end of the driveway for the school bus at 6 am and the brutal cold.
maybe you should visit memphis. i have been to both and detroit is far better than memphis. but i lived in detroit so maybe i just know where the good places are. that is really the trick to living anywhere.
This is not about the Red Lake but the fact and proof that shows you shouldn't believe everything you read out there... A writer that sounds like he/she knows every single thing about what their writing about could be someone who knows absolutely nothing about it in reality.
Step 1: write article stating that a city is the worst in the country.
Step 2: property values tank because of your story
Step 3: buy a home in that town
Step 4: profit
Isn't San Francisco the worst place to live in America?
The Angry General no that’s subjective
Politically yes but the views in the bay are amazing and so is the skateboarding
Love Live Besto Shonen it’s not so much the coast I care for . It’s the creativity , uniqueness . Same reason I love Detroit Michigan and lived there for so long. Sf is just a different place nothing like other cities. If u live in a city in Ohio u pretty much lived in them all if u catch my drift
Vincent facts, long established coastal cities just have more character
Strategic business move.
Having lived in a small Minnesota town for a short time, it doesn't surprise me one bit to see the folks in Red Lake embrace a supposed enemy like this. The people I met in Minnesota are as friendly, as wholesome, as warm as any human beings I've ever met
when I lived in Minnesota I wore peoples faces as masks
and did my little cookey dance naked in the moonlight.
Unless you're from Somalia.
Brent Carrell I live in Flint. Lets see who likes each city more.
Brent Carrell FAKE NICE
I agree. Lived in Aitken for a summer and loved it!
Everyone ignores the fact that it said "based on scenery and climate" I'm sure it's a lovely county filled with good people, but based on scenery? Yea that place looks pretty flat and boring.
Yoshifan9511 I love it here in MN
Come on you can't say that until you've actually been here I live in MN it's the most beautiful place I have ever been with the lakes and so much more
ever been to Kansas?
Bluff Country in the south and the North Shore are good examples of the MN landscape not being completely flat and bland! Every state has its gems.
ExplosionChimp right
Quentin Tarantino looks really chill now that he's moved to Minnesota
Do you know where red lake county is at? I tried to look it up but it gives me many places
Nah, looks nothing like him other than maybe the hair style.
@@brianwalker3171 he literally looks like a younger quenten tarentino
he literally looks nothing like him, lol
@@juniorsir9521 Red Lake Falls is the city, Red Lake County. Its Northeast of Grand Forks, North Dakota in the Northwest part of Minnesota.
Who doesn't love a happy ending? This is great.
Katheryn Grindle Apparently half the people (and maybe I use that term lightly) in this comment section!
especially after a good massage
Oh i do love happy ENDING
K Grindle, I love a happy ending at the end of a massage.
Bob Kraft’s prosecutors?
Worst place to live in America? Come on guys are we just going to forget that Detroit doesn't exist?
Sean Cavanaugh
Newark, Nj is far worse than Detroit.
Sean Cavanaugh lol
+Buick Mackane none of you been to West Texas ?
Cecil Mills I was forced to live in EL Paso for 3 years and i liked it.. I'm back home in Spokane now but El Paso was a good expierence
Texas is the greatest state in America.
Pretty sure people would say Flint or Detroit Michigan are the worst places to live (and that's from people who live there).
I've lived in the metro areas of both Flint and Detroit with a long family history in the metro area of Flint. Hard times, yeah. Lead water notwithstanding I'd still take living there over a mega city, personally. To each their own.
I would say areas like that in the rust belt or areas in the deep south like Alabama or Mississippi
Any black democrat run city really.
maybe you need to visit Flint or Detroit
Tawnee Stone Haha I'm an Indian man living in Montgomery, Alabama. It's actually a fine place to live. The south isn't bad at all. It's what you make of it. Also, though there are a lot of extremely conservative people, they're actually really nice (at least to your face). Life here is pretty pleasant, even as a foreigner.
I'm from small-town South Dakota and am currently living in Minnesota. Maybe they aren't the prettiest places, but the people I know here are easily the nicest and most genuine I have ever met. Thank you for the story!
lol, jealous of whites....what a life you must lead?
Thankfully Minnesota is becoming more diverse
John Johnson Sadly
Your state is how I came to love this country and plan on visiting all 50. I visited Wind Cave NP back in high school and I've been obsessed with traveling ever since. Plus bison burgers are delicious!!
Providence_ FAKE NICE
i just spent hours watching Onion News, and i didn't even notice a difference when autoplay landed on this video
LOL!
Plot twist: Its just an elaborate, passive-aggressive pissing contest.
Locals: "I'll show that reporter! I'm gonna invite him to my town!"
Reporter: "Oh Yeah? I'm gonna MOVE to your town!"
driving home from northern Minnesota I took a short cut through Red Lake County, it was around 2:00 in the morning and in my headlights I could barely make out a large animal loping on the shoulder of the county road, slowing down incase it darted out in front of me I came up along side of a timber wolf. I was amazed at the size of the animal since its head was window level. It ran along beside me for about 100 yards before it darted back into the brush, This was back in the 1980s and when I think about it I am still in awe and remember everything about that drive.
I was up in ne mn at night and a moose got on the gravel road, and trotted like four miles down the middle of this lonely road in the forest, and I could not get around him all that time doing 2 miles per hour. He finally found his exit into the woods, and he was gone. It was like being in traffic and a car ahead of you never speeds up.
I love this story. Never discount the warm hearts in chilly Minne!
I wish everyone could be like this.
Jes Pulido Yeah, me too.
Killed em with kindness
Nice
as someone who lived 45 minutes away i can confirm that red lake county is not the worst place to live.
grand forks?
@@wirthl3ss15 nope
@Wirthl3ss
guess again
@@isaacmcquown mahnomen?
@@wirthl3ss15 nope guess again
the worst place is actually DETROIT.
legojon you should read more
Henry Ettoit says a guy who's never been there, take a visit sometime
I literally just died and had to come back to life just so I could say that!
Hello Detroit! I will always say alittle prayer for you!
Henry Ettoit that is so true
What? The whole reason was he said it was the "worst place in America" was because it was last in the database. He was saying it as a joke for being last. The title was all click bait, "worst place to live in", that town is probably not the worst place to live it's based on scenery. Things got taken way to seriously
I'm sorry but you're completely wrong here, like 100%. It was actually taken TOO seriously. Big difference.
He said spread sheet.....
A real feel good story. Thanks for posting this!
A perfect example of the need for the main stream media to get out of its bubble...
Also for the need for people outside the bubble to avoid assuming someone inside the bubble is either stupid or evil.
natophonic I'm glad you got what they were trying to say in last week's controversial segment. Even when we disagree with other people's political leanings, we should not demonize them. Otherwise we allow people to live in their own bubbles, creating dangerous political and personal absolutes which just breeds more extremism.
The American dream needs to be removed from the bubble. The American dream has become a very generalized commercial for getting in debt. I think Mike Rowe of Dirty Jobs has the right idea. He started the Mike Rowe Works Foundation to counter this anti dirty jobs mindset. We need to diversify the goals for future generations. There are plenty of good well paying jobs that aren't in a office. There is even rooms for business owners in those industries.
isnt this.....
never mind.
More like an easy headline and clickbait giving a trolling young reporter a name for himself and him embracing that shtick and the community going along with it because they'd never get that kind of attention nationally otherwise.
It is really great to hear a story like this, Awesome!
I lived in Grand Forks, ND for a few years and we used to go to Red River Falls to go tubing down the river in the summer. Some of the best memories of my life hands down and they were in "the worst place to live in America".
does his wife know he's gay?
LOL
does yours?
Jim Bertido 2:18 he says he finally came out.
Some Dude are you the boyfriend?
Some Dude How would you know?
This is why not everything that looks good on paper is “truth”.
smiles and tears.. GREAT story.
Chris is a typical modern journalist he wrote an article based on something from the Internet and didn't actually investigate anything first.
Statistics. Drawing conclusions from numbers about life is missing the bulk of the information. It is difficult to measure the little things that make people happy.
abe frohman Koala stuffed sausages yum
abe frohman THE SAUSAGE KING OF CHICAGO??
abe frohman Yeah, he should've lived in every single county in America for an ultimately pointless article. Where's the dedication?
Which describes most of the crap from the Washington Post....
What a great, uplifting story. Thank to all....I needed this ❤
Chris has obviously never been to Barrow, Alaska. At least Red Lake has trees and a lower cost of living.
And, NO deadly polar bears...
What an incredible story!
What a beautiful story!
I love Minnesota, and grew up not far from Red Lake. Sure the winter months are cold and long, but in the summer it is really beautiful - particularly up north by the Boundary Waters. If I could find a job up there, I would move back in an instant.
I love Sunday Morning... My mom got me watchin it since my son's been born and he's up early on Sunday's...which means I am too.. But its such a pleasant show.. Almost no negative stories...a nice break from what we see on every other news program.
Listen to him say "gearbox" lol.. Took him one year and he has our accent
"that's what the spreadsheet said." oh man that spreadsheet will keep you from living more than death itself will.
i remember seeing the article when it made it through my hometown, on the border between North Dakota and Minnesota. I'm happy to see my fellow Minnesotans not holding a grudge. These 10,000+ lakes are here for everyone to explore.
This is a truly heartwarming story of sin & repentance. God bless this young man. May the rest of today's youth take a lesson.
We all live in our own bubble its the ones willing to step out of his bubble that makes a difference.
I travel a lot and have been all over this fine country. I also love to ski, mt bike, hike and fish in general I love the outdoors. I have found there is something good about most places even if it is not obvious. There is also good people all over this fine land. Its what you make of it.
Agreed I used to work in the airline business, been all over. The USA has good quality of life and scenery second to none. The fact you can rent a car for cheap and drive anywhere is incredible. Even Oklahoma or Arkansas or Minnesota like in this video are full of interesting things to see. Even Detroit.
@@777jones Detroit... 😬 Yikes!
The fact that the map ranked southern Arizona higher for scenery than the entirety of New England makes me think that map was BS
I think it was based on climate, but I'd much rather have snow and ice than over 100 degree days. Probably ranked by someone who hates the cold.
@@zwink37 yeah probably
Centralia, PA would like to have a word with you
Red Lake Falls is a pretty place.
The Red Lake River cuts a bit of
a gorge through there. Red Lake county
and most of the area east and west of the
Red River of the north is desolate. It is nearly treeless, flat,
sugar beet fields as far you can see in any direction.
Bleak in the winter. But the RLFalls is nice.
KIDS pack your bags, we're going on vacation!
They took offense to what exactly!? The article was about the agriculture and climate. Minnesota isn’t a great climate, and there isn’t much scenic areas in that area. He wasn’t taking a shot at the people at all. He ended up moving to the worst climate in America!
I've lived in NorCal, South Dakota, Florida, Germany and San Francisco. I now live in Oregon. The nicest people I have come across over the past few years have been in South Dakota and Oregon. It still throws me off when someone, who has never seen me before and doesn't know anything about me, says 'Hi' to me, and how easy it is to start a conversation with a stranger in this little town in Oregon. I love it!
Fantastic people in South Dakota!
The thing about a small town like that is that it is very unusual for someone with no connection to the town (so not a wife or husband of someone who grew up in it) to move to such a small place. These are the kinds of places that tend to bleed people to the bright lights of the bigger towns further away. But Ingraham picked a town that is not one of these decaying small towns (from what he has written), but one that is still pretty prosperous and proud of who they are.
I suspect the biggest fear the townspeople all have is that at some point after a few years there, they'll pick up and move back to the big city.
bjdon99 I live in Red Lake Falls and he isn’t even a major member of the community. I have seen him once since he has moved here.
2017: Chris gets to work from home.
2020-2021 (Covid-restrictions): Man, Chris and Washington Post were way ahead!
This show is the best journalism on tv period.
Proud to be a Minnesotan! Go Waseca!
Pittsburgh PA is the worst place to live. Meanest people, miserable weather 90% of the year (it's either 100 degrees with 100% humidity or 10 degrees with -25 degree windchill), extremely dangerous drivers, severely behind the technological times, commute times and public transit is unbearable (it takes me 45 minutes to go 4 miles on the bus every day), everyone's obsessed with Pittsburgh teams in sports and if you're not into it you don't fit in, if you don't like Pittsburgh they treat you like you're the spawn of Satan, racist, uneducated, small minded people. Save me.
I'd live there what the heck. Wonderful people and town.
I would love to live in a small town. The problem is that there is no jobs there to make a living. Maybe when I retire.
If you're a hard worker there are plenty of places to work.
Look into working in the mine you can make a ton of cash.
Browns Fan there are plenty of jobs in and around Red Lake County to make a living
I love happy endings like this. Small town folks can have such hearts of gold and be so welcoming.
I saw my bus driver and my old 5th grade teacher in here
A perfect example of how the media is about "ratings" over anything else
Home is where the heart is
But my heart has to roam.
ZER0 only you know what is right for you
what
Let's remember that this was done for counties NOT cities, so please let's not sit here and name cities
Most cities entail a primary county... so could try to choose, and the quality of life for people in Cook County, IL, Shelby County, TN, etc... is less than perfect and bubbly.
I lived in MN for a while and the Red Lakes are absolutely one of the most beautiful places in MN! They're like an ocean oasis amidst so many wheat fields.
Love that story! Love CBS Sunday morning and their stories.
Regardless of my feelings toward either side, I applaud them both, in the end they all got a real good look at each other, then acted on the truth.
If only that were policy for all.
what about red lake reservation.. thats a whole other story
Kksavage19 He's trying to say it's a ghetto.
A’ho
Minnesota as a whole is a great place to live. I have lived in small towns and the big city and most of the people you meet are genuine. Spend some time up the north shore and along the Mississippi river bluffs and you will have a deeper appreciation of the geography. Everyone is quick to point out the winters but that's why they make long under ware plus i prefer the cold over heat any day.
Otto B
I have lived all over the state of Minnesota and the iron range is beautiful but the people are less than friendly. If they are it's superficial.
Detroit, definitely worst!!!
An unintelligent way to rate counties: 0:43 1) scenery 2) climate
An intelligent approach: 1) crime 2) school performance 3) suicide rate 4) drug addiction and alcoholism.... etc.
Currently writing an article, Malibu: Worst Place to Live in America. Open to invitations as I may be wrong.
thejasonbischoff Malibu? The worst place to live? Yeah, you need to bed out more, bud.
Lower F0[_]rty Ei8ht whoosh
Lol
No, Worst Place to Live in America: NYC. Open to hate mail. And it WILL come, at a MUCH higher cry baby rate than these people.
I love these kinds of stories. 😊☺
I give this guy a lot of credit. His biggest mistake as a journalist was writing an article about a place that he's never even visited before. How can you determine somewhere the "absolute worst place in America" without having ever been there? But yet he owned up, took the town up on its offer, and even ended up moving there. This is a lesson that the large media conglomerates need to learn...
His job is get clicks, not be a journalist. No one can visit everywhere in America, no one could ever know where the worst place is. But yet somehow we all kinda know it's Philly...right?
As a wise person one told me, "you can make a spreadsheet say anything you want".
This nation has so many beautiful places to offer.
The counties that article said are good to live in ain't it chief
dudes never heard of fresno apparently.
I lived in minnesota for the last two generations, about 125 years. Always loved it, just gets cold. I live around blaine, never planned on moving just maybe getting a small cabin down in tennessee to be closer to relatives too. Minneapolis ks very crowded sometimes and the state fair is very noisy.
have to respect the guy for admiting the mistake :)
from media guys nowadays thats a refreshing thing :)
A back-handed compliment from a murderous cat person. Okay.
@@kenc2257 it is a strange world ;)
Loved this! I used to live in Minnesota for a few years, and the people can indeed be very charming 💙
I live in a small town in Minnesota and I love going to red lake county to go ice fishing.
Been humble and kind goes a long ways!!
I grew up in a small town. I wanted to go out and see the world, but I realized how much I hated congestion and traffic, and people always in a hurry. I went back to a small town.
The worst place to live in America? Really? Where's the trap houses and police tape? Where's the burned out cars on blocks? Where's the condemned buildings in danger of falling over?
This video overwhelmed me with optimism.
In todays COVID infested World, seing something nice and positive is great.
You hit the proverbial nail on the head. I like how they go up there in the middle of winter......and still the people are as wonderful as can be. As far as northern Minnesota goes, Red Lake isn't the nicest place. That's true. But the majority of northern Minnesota is absolutely beautiful. In the summer and fall, it's an incredibly popular place to vacation.......so much so that some celebrities have summer homes in the Brainerd lakes area. Oh well, to each his/her own I guess. Wherever one can find some peace and happiness (as you said) is fine by me.
this story made cry so sweet to see this kind of stories
Geez, I was just in Oklee, Mn in Red Lake County yesterday and it seemed pretty swell. Just read an article about people dealing with delivery packages being stolen from so many people in NYC. Can't really see that happening here. Plus, here you can create your own culture and nightlife at minimal cost.
FANTASTIC STORY! I love you Chris Ingram. It's true: NEVER JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER ♥
Red Lake County? Try Detroit, Camden, Newark, Oakland, Compton and all the other Democrat havens you conveniently glanced over.
While you are half right, watch the beginning again. The conclusion was not based on the city itself
SNJ no one has ever hit the nail on the head more squarely then you have with that comment. 👍🏼👍🏼
LOL! All of those places at least have a Walmart!
stay in red lake reservation for a year, I would bet only a handful could make it thru the winter, red lake county is like a Stephen novel, its got that itch above the surface, the weather, the mindset, the people, go ahead, go to penemah in red lake county, or red lake city, careful there's a serial killer on the reservation.
SNJ lol like republican areas are so much better 😂
It looks like a wonderful place to live! I’m from small town Texas. So this is perfect to me. ❤️
Everyone from Detroit coming to here comment "nah detroit is the worst" as their last words before they get shot
Worst place to live in America is Flint, Michigan!
Worst place to live? LOL looks like paradise to me. You want to talk about the worst places to live, try Detroit, Baltimore, San Francisco, Seattle, Los Angeles, New York, etc. etc.
If you think that Seattle and San Francisco is bad then I’ll have to put Nashville on your list
It wouldn't be this kind of story if the "absolute worst place" happened to be in rural Tennessee, Kentucky or West Virginia where it REALLY belongs.
So was this a story about the town? Or the reporter??
Answer: yes.
This has nothing to do with the initial report. The report said based on scenery and climate not about the people. So based off that, it’s still the “absolute worst place to live in America.”
Try an Indian reservation, absolute poverty as far as the eye can see.
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Pine Ridge is horrible.
because you moved them.
video Whatever buddy. We let them govern themselves now, and we give them a boatload of cash. There is no reason why the reservations are ghettos other than the people living there.
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I didn't move anybody.
@@rhysligget6707 -- Astonishing stupidity. Truly. Socio-economic advancement is initially dependent on gaining access to what is referred to as "Cultural" and "Social' capital (with any luck that will lead to economic capital, if one is not lucky enough to get access to it initially). In the industrial world (and post-industrial world) these are acquired increasingly in 'urban' nodes of the world economy. The segregation of Indians on poor lands far from urban opportunity therefore has penalized them. Moreover, this logic applies to white rural areas which are 'also' falling behind dramatically when compared to urban ones, and these white areas don't have to endure traditional American racism. So your notion of some kind of master race ('we') and an 'undermenschen' (the Indians) is tiresome and indicative of their very ignorance you decry. "boatload of cash!!"An exceptional quality of ignorance.
When I was a kid and my dad was U.S. Air Force, we were stationed north of there in Baudette, MN for 4 years. The one thing I will never forget is waiting at the end of the driveway for the school bus at 6 am and the brutal cold.
😬 yikes!
This is one story I would love to see brought to the big screen by Hollywood
We need more stories with this type of energy.
Apparently he's never been to Memphis, TN
maybe you should visit memphis. i have been to both and detroit is far better than memphis. but i lived in detroit so maybe i just know where the good places are. that is really the trick to living anywhere.
I'm not sure why Tennessee doesn't give that city to Arkansas.
Nice story...
Glad he got a chance to find truth. Blessings to all.
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The thing about living in the "ugliest county", is that everywhere you go would be a vacation.
Red Lake? Are you kidding me? Shouldn't Camden be the worst place to live in America?
Go tubing at voyagers view in Red Lake Falls you will love it
Yes, it is! Kayaking on the Red River is fun too!
Any streets with MLK name on it
???? But ,,,, USDA IS THE ONE TO PUBLISH IT , the reporter quoted it . And they all get mad at the reporter ???
looks cold
This is not about the Red Lake but the fact and proof that shows you shouldn't believe everything you read out there... A writer that sounds like he/she knows every single thing about what their writing about could be someone who knows absolutely nothing about it in reality.
Pretty sure it's Detroit.