Yip...everybody insults Texas and bitches about it until they have to move to the land of the free where you can make yourself successful if you work hard and just do it. I did. I'm from NJ and couldn't get anything done, came here and it's freaking awesome.
Our home in California has tripled in value in the last ten years but our property taxes increase only on average 2% a year.That is due to prop 13 so all is not so bad in California. Also, the more people that leave, the less clogged freeways are so please... move to Texas by all means. I will take the California redwood coast, beautiful beaches, the wine country, and snow-capped Sierra mountains over hot and humid Texas any day.
Prop 13 is getting closer every year to being repealed. The split-roll prop to change prop 13 barely lost. And the people leaving are middle-class taxpayers, many of which are moderates and Republicans. We have the worst homeless problem in the nation, and crime is increasing. I think things are only going to get worse here.
@@BPbruv: I don't agree with you on this. Mostly conservatives working-class people who think the state doesn't protect their religious views leave. Also, people who mostly leave Cali are people who think dems screw them. It's not true that Texas offers a better salary than California, which helps you with housing. In fact, Cali is one of the states that pays the biggest paychecks to qualified workers. The cons: Conservative shady neighbors who don’t like to meet new people. Humid weather, bad gun laws, and the inability to participate fully in your child's education.
@@miranblazek5303 I'm gonna have to argue that fact, was civilization dead in 1900 or even 2000 do you have any idea how many people have been born in just the last 20 years. I like Mr. Musk but I cannot agree to all his comments. More like big business monetary will go down if population decreased, don't you think? How many worthless people are there and yeah its facing sad to use that term but really how worthwhile is a trash digger in Mexico outside one of their major cities? Wanna fix Earth? Decrease the population by 30%. That is just facts and horrible ones at that and I agree they are horrible but that is the world we live In.
He didn’t answer her question about those who have lived in Texas for years who aren’t so happy about the rapid growth because of the congestion and the rapid rise in property taxes driven by the meteoric rise in home prices.
Im born and raised in Fort Worth Texas I hate these drone of people coming in from different states and this is good? I planned on buying a house in a couple of year's now it's nowhere near the price it was, traffic is insane now, violent crims shot up, trying to purchase a couple of acres of land is also out of the question, apartment complexes are everywhere averaging start off price 1,200, small conservative cities don't have the small town felling anyone, and taxes have shot up how is this good?
The problem is, those people are coming over to Texas to vote for the same failed policies that made them leave CA and NY in the first place. We don't call these people "Libtard" for no reason.
There’s only one reason they’re losing people: apartment dwellers. Those are the only people leaving states like yeah, California New York and Florida, because apartment living anywhere is unsustainable. Except when they become near homeless in Texas, they’ll be facing 100 degree 100% humidity summers that claim 4/5ths of the state. And not the fun humidity kind like in Florida or Houston or New York. I mean the wind-less kind. Homelessness and apartment living is simply not an option in Texas. Air quality is too bad, roaches are too numerous, land is too flat, driving conditions prohibit a surviving chance of walking unless you’re a vagabond jaywalker, no public transportation. I’m okay with sprawl if it means not living in a vertical mapped concrete jungle town-size shithole like Austin. San Antonio and Dallas-FW are the common sense places to be a homeowner in Texas. Houston and Austin are negh. But no place in Texas is safe for someone who doesn’t own a house and car. Long story short, there are better alternatives than Texas.
At the end of the day though, I like humidity. If you possess a diet of cornmeal, tahini, canned potatoes, fish, chicken, canned spinach, and 0 to none of anything else, you’re not sweating. Humidity is what keeps a business climate. Dry places on Latin American elevation like Albuquerque and Denver have a lot of problems and homeless and are often transplants to humid cities after being unable to afford “rent” in that comfortable foggy weather.
Sucks, salaries aren’t that great but homes are 3 times as what they were in 2012 from all these dumb ppl thinking they’re getting a bargain and just throwing money out there.
Ignorant comment not based on facts... Texas has the largest growth in tech and salaries have risen every year (factor in cost of living and wages are actually higher than in California). Even if the cost of homes was triple what they were in 2012 that number was still 5X less than the median average home on the West Coast. Nobody is throwing money... they are selling overpriced homes where people pay out of the nose for worthless eco taxes and heavy business regulation in blue states and thriving on a well-managed red one.
Was driving past a fire station in Los Angeles and directly across the street was an open garbage fire with homeless injecting needles. My 4yr old child asked me what is happening, that is when I started planning to leave because it's not worth it in CA anymore.
Yes, we Texans realize now this is exactly what happened to CA. Older folks saw when CA was Republican, clean, orderly and massive economic opportunity. But all that growth killed it. Now Texas is the golden place.
I would never live there, too many people. I am from Illinois and can't wait to move into the middle of nowhere, in upstate Wisconsin. My cousin did that in 2019.
I disagree after seeing homes made of wood framing scattered by high winds and tornadoes rip through land once an open field now face a crisis to clean up and rebuild. And money driving up home owner’s insurance. And more fossil fuels required to fabricate solar powered residential areas. I wonder if the planning commission has an emergency plan in place for displaced residents in the emergence of a state of emergency? And hospitals to treat people?
No Texas is cheap as hell I sold my house in California, a tiny no yard house in Irvine 1 million now I live in a giant home in Houston. I live like a king now.
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Yip...everybody insults Texas and bitches about it until they have to move to the land of the free where you can make yourself successful if you work hard and just do it. I did. I'm from NJ and couldn't get anything done, came here and it's freaking awesome.
Moved from NJ 42 years ago to get an Engineering degree from Texas A&M. Really changed my life for the better. Welcome to Freedom.
Go back to New Jersey
@@texasisfortexans7170 lmao you can't gatekeep a state
Agreed, I left NJ in 2021 as well and fucking loving it in DFW
@@Michiganian8 no one asked you
Our home in California has tripled in value in the last ten years but our property taxes increase only on average 2% a year.That is due to prop 13 so all is not so bad in California. Also, the more people that leave, the less clogged freeways are so please... move to Texas by all means. I will take the California redwood coast, beautiful beaches, the wine country, and snow-capped Sierra mountains over hot and humid Texas any day.
Just wait & see if they can make it thru 1 Texas summer 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Prop 13 is getting closer every year to being repealed. The split-roll prop to change prop 13 barely lost. And the people leaving are middle-class taxpayers, many of which are moderates and Republicans. We have the worst homeless problem in the nation, and crime is increasing. I think things are only going to get worse here.
I’m all for that as long as it’s the conservatives that leave. It’s better for them to leave where their vote isn’t wasted.
@@centerrightpunk Not really, in the Bay Area most people leaving to Texas are working class people being priced out...
@@BPbruv: I don't agree with you on this. Mostly conservatives working-class people who think the state doesn't protect their religious views leave. Also, people who mostly leave Cali are people who think dems screw them. It's not true that Texas offers a better salary than California, which helps you with housing. In fact, Cali is one of the states that pays the biggest paychecks to qualified workers.
The cons: Conservative shady neighbors who don’t like to meet new people. Humid weather, bad gun laws, and the inability to participate fully in your child's education.
There is no way you can justify overpopulation of a area as a good thing!
Right!!!!
@@miranblazek5303 I'm gonna have to argue that fact, was civilization dead in 1900 or even 2000 do you have any idea how many people have been born in just the last 20 years. I like Mr. Musk but I cannot agree to all his comments. More like big business monetary will go down if population decreased, don't you think? How many worthless people are there and yeah its facing sad to use that term but really how worthwhile is a trash digger in Mexico outside one of their major cities? Wanna fix Earth? Decrease the population by 30%. That is just facts and horrible ones at that and I agree they are horrible but that is the world we live In.
@@miranblazek5303 Musk is a charlatan. Capitalists only want more population so they can have cheaper labor. Wake up
people can move wherever they want man
He didn’t answer her question about those who have lived in Texas for years who aren’t so happy about the rapid growth because of the congestion and the rapid rise in property taxes driven by the meteoric rise in home prices.
No he didn’t.
He pretty much said ; get over it and invite them into your home.
Arizona grew fast, too.
Im born and raised in Fort Worth Texas I hate these drone of people coming in from different states and this is good? I planned on buying a house in a couple of year's now it's nowhere near the price it was, traffic is insane now, violent crims shot up, trying to purchase a couple of acres of land is also out of the question, apartment complexes are everywhere averaging start off price 1,200, small conservative cities don't have the small town felling anyone, and taxes have shot up how is this good?
That’s called capitalism
It’s good for the rich more peasants to work for them
My questions is when will the DFW metro touch the OKC metro
Haha 😂
@@MarK-ro3vl It’s already in Oklahoma
Yes Rockwall was a cute town, now we are a growing concrete jungle connected to Dallas too
Keep Texas, Texas! There’s a reason why CA and NY are losing people.
Yep it actually makes me mad. U got these leftist nutjobs moving to Texas
@@miranblazek5303 Ben Shapiro is moving to Texas oh boy another stool sample
The problem is, those people are coming over to Texas to vote for the same failed policies that made them leave CA and NY in the first place. We don't call these people "Libtard" for no reason.
There’s only one reason they’re losing people: apartment dwellers. Those are the only people leaving states like yeah, California New York and Florida, because apartment living anywhere is unsustainable. Except when they become near homeless in Texas, they’ll be facing 100 degree 100% humidity summers that claim 4/5ths of the state. And not the fun humidity kind like in Florida or Houston or New York. I mean the wind-less kind. Homelessness and apartment living is simply not an option in Texas. Air quality is too bad, roaches are too numerous, land is too flat, driving conditions prohibit a surviving chance of walking unless you’re a vagabond jaywalker, no public transportation.
I’m okay with sprawl if it means not living in a vertical mapped concrete jungle town-size shithole like Austin. San Antonio and Dallas-FW are the common sense places to be a homeowner in Texas. Houston and Austin are negh.
But no place in Texas is safe for someone who doesn’t own a house and car.
Long story short, there are better alternatives than Texas.
At the end of the day though, I like humidity. If you possess a diet of cornmeal, tahini, canned potatoes, fish, chicken, canned spinach, and 0 to none of anything else, you’re not sweating. Humidity is what keeps a business climate. Dry places on Latin American elevation like Albuquerque and Denver have a lot of problems and homeless and are often transplants to humid cities after being unable to afford “rent” in that comfortable foggy weather.
Sucks, salaries aren’t that great but homes are 3 times as what they were in 2012 from all these dumb ppl thinking they’re getting a bargain and just throwing money out there.
Ignorant comment not based on facts... Texas has the largest growth in tech and salaries have risen every year (factor in cost of living and wages are actually higher than in California). Even if the cost of homes was triple what they were in 2012 that number was still 5X less than the median average home on the West Coast. Nobody is throwing money... they are selling overpriced homes where people pay out of the nose for worthless eco taxes and heavy business regulation in blue states and thriving on a well-managed red one.
Was driving past a fire station in Los Angeles and directly across the street was an open garbage fire with homeless injecting needles. My 4yr old child asked me what is happening, that is when I started planning to leave because it's not worth it in CA anymore.
After everything that has happened with Texas for the past 2 years. That's a shock
Clap clap clap deep in the heart of texas
It’s true. Texas is growing while California is shrinking.
Rise in rents and tax but not wages will cause a lot of homeless. We'll be another CA. Why do you think people are living in cars and RVs
Don't kid yourself. Texas already over affordable. Cali did it.
Unfortunately. The curse of being a good state. So much destruction of the countryside. Gone forever.
Yes, we Texans realize now this is exactly what happened to CA. Older folks saw when CA was Republican, clean, orderly and massive economic opportunity. But all that growth killed it. Now Texas is the golden place.
Get the hell out of my state too much congestion
Too late
Let's go Brandon!
Dark brandon can't be stopped.
@@Kage-jk4pj This pedophile needs to go! Sniff Sniff
Not everything is sunshine , marshmallows and rainbows in reality . Stop BS saying affordable
I would never live there, too many people. I am from Illinois and can't wait to move into the middle of nowhere, in upstate Wisconsin. My cousin did that in 2019.
Politics sure are changing with new people coming in
North Carolina is growing fast too
single use zoning cripples all eventually.
Future cyberpunk city inevitable
...oh boy....
I know a family of five moving from Charleston to Bedford in January. It’s not stopping folks.
I disagree after seeing homes made of wood framing scattered by high winds and tornadoes rip through land once an open field now face a crisis to clean up and rebuild. And money driving up home owner’s insurance. And more fossil fuels required to fabricate solar powered residential areas. I wonder if the planning commission has an emergency plan in place for displaced residents in the emergence of a state of emergency? And hospitals to treat people?
1:07 smus what school of business? I think I heard incorrectly
I LUV TEXAS
Republicans too
Sounds dope
Go back home
No Texas is cheap as hell I sold my house in California, a tiny no yard house in Irvine 1 million now I live in a giant home in Houston. I live like a king now.
@@mario-qq7bq vote red
I vote blue 🤔
@@elbertmoreno2159 Me Too
More is always better... isn't it
No
Definitely the more the better
We are full!!
Unless they are Republican, love guns, love our flag and take no BS from the left. If thats the case, they are more than welcome.
@@marryson123 I moved to Texas when I was 14,I’m a hard core Republican,love guns and the Texas flag I’m 16 years old now.
@@aidenrokez8629 republican at 14 💀💀
@@angellanda9652 yes I grew up with a Republican family
Double speak
Go home transplants
Unless they are Republican, love guns, love our flag and take no BS from the left. If thats the case, they are more than welcome.