I wish you guys could make a cogent point without incessant interruption. Edit: don't know I said that pretty pompous and rude of me. Now been in Denver myself for the past 3 months and I can only say that watching a video will not prepare you for Denver. Hope y'all are well.
Denver has just become a caricaturized version of itself, kind of like Main Street USA at Disneyland. Most of the culture here spawned artificially in the last 15 years or so. People come here to play the Patagonia sporting, 14er hiking, golden retriever owning, beer drinking, outdoorsman character that they saw on social media, and It’s adorable frankly. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not a bad life. It’s just funny how hard people try to box themselves in to their preconceived perception of Colorado. My advice: find some unique, obscure hobbies to take up while you’re here. Participate in a bourgeoning scene. Encourage bar DJ’s to stop playing the same mass appeal garbage everywhere you go. We could take some pages out of NYC’s book.
I hope you guys are enjoying your life in Denver since moving here. I welcome the people moving to Denver because even though it comes with some negatives (high cost of living, traffic, etc.), it makes me happy to see my city getting appreciated and to see it growing. I’m excited to see where the city will be in 10 years and hope our infrastructure can grow to accommodate the new residents.
Met a lady who lived in El Paso. Her skin was radiant. I asked her what her secret was, she said, flax seed oil. Her skin was pumped up like a 🍉. It looked incredible for having lived in a dry climate.
When ya'll were mentioning no crosswalks, stop signs, directions of the street, this is all not to mention Denver was built at a diagonal and is not exactly north/south LOL As a Denver native I understand the infrastructure and roadways. We are growing too fast!
Have you went to the mountains for Hicking ? Before you do ? Watch on You Tube Colorado Big Foot ? I don’t know if you will go after watching it ! We have do have Beautiful Mountains !!!!
Damn Covid! You really can't judge a city during a pandemic unless its about survival because half of the city is closed. PLEASE stop comparing Denver (a rooted western sports adventure mountain city) to NYC. That's just weird. RINO is a brand new neighborhood that's under construction with a culture that's still in its infancy. Almost all of its residents are young, white people that have moved here during Denver's recent growth explosion. 10-years ago RINO was warehouses, open fields, railroad tracks and the men's homeless shelter. You can have a richer experience in more established neighborhoods. Denver is a loud beer and sports town but the pandemic has put a lid on how much we celebrate and support ALL of our varied pro sports teams. Pre-pandemic, Denver turned Orange every Sunday for Broncos football. Sports, arts, rodeo cowboys with an annual Western Stockshow, Olympic training, and nature adventures such as mountain climbing, bike/hiking trails, ski/snowboarding, fitness, hunting, zip lining, 4-wheeling, camping, river runs, lake boating, fishing, horseback riding, paddle boards, gambling and marijuana ... is our culture. People who have moved here have changed Denver into a progressive, hip, millennial vibe so you need to know some locals to expand your view and experiences. I'm confident that the person who honked at you moved here from another city. We're way more chill than that. You two are cute. Welcome to Beautiful Colorado!
the words "I have the right of way" are just words, its not a shield, just because you have the right away won't stop a car from hitting you so hard your organs explode
GIRL oh my god I found this video bc i'm moving there with my partner (he's white, i'm filipino) 11:25 the amount of discomfort, oof i would never put up with that. rooting for you
Most all the one ways are near Downtown most every where else unless you are in Loveland and or FortCollins has some One Ways and there is places where the streets are way too narrow. I think I was honking because of the Sun
Denver has been going hard with the plant based life. Denver is my city, whether you like it or not, it's only going to keep getting better, growing and is the best city in this country.
You're either completely detached from reality, live in a gated community, or both. I've lived in Denver or its burbs for 65 years and have watched it turn from the Queen City of the Plains into a mini Los Angeles with the same filth, crime, taxes, and poor political leadership. "Plant-based life?" Yeah, tokers make great citizens.
@@chipsaunders154 Too bad! I love when you geezers get all hurt about it. I love it! When you're gone, it's our city. When it comes to the younger generation, it's OUR TURN NOW. Ya'll ruined our city by owning all the housing you never sell because you never took care of your retirement enough to actually retire. You just banked off the scam of appreciation. See ya later!
@@TechOutAdam Denver native? Big whoop, so is my dog. That doesn't make you any more a Coloradan than an Illegal anchor baby born in Kalif is an American. P.S. I'm sure there are tourists that have seen more of Colorado than you. Your claim to fame is meaningless.
Please tell all your friends how terrible it is and how they shouldn't move here. 🤣🤣Just kidding (kinda 😁). Welcome to the Mile High. Please take the time to get to know the old staples that really make this city great. Peace.
OMG! This is exactly what I needed lol. I am from Florida and I’m moving to Denver in 2 1/2 weeks!!! I was fairly unsure what to expect w COVID and all the other fun funky stuff going on. But I’m glad I found this video. Cheers
WELCOME!!! Perfect timing - you just missed when we were in "code red" (I think?) & all the indoor dining was closed! Will love to know what you think of it here :)
Get out of Rino and go into Aurora, S. Federal/ the west side of town if you are looking for more diversity. Federal Blvd has a Vietnamese neighborhood with great restaurants. The center of Denver is all gentrified. Denver is not as diverse as NY, but 30% are latinos, and 10% black. Some times we get annoyed when people try to whitewash our city and make anyone who is not white think they will be outsiders. We are here, even if you don't see us. Enjoy Denver and get out to the mountains more! Peace from a fellow Denverite and Latino
thank you for this! we definitely have been learning more about the gentrification here, especially in "RiNo". this is a good reminder that there *IS* diversity here
Chicago native here! Planning on moving to Denver or Fort Collins relatively soon and I too am a bit nervous of the diversity part.. but overall sounds like a lot of fun. Thanks !
Ft. Collins less diverse than the rest of CO... not going to lie. Greeley near by has a lot of Latinos, but its really a cow town that smells like cow poop. Denver metro has a lot of Latinos and most of Colorado has quite a few (mainly Mexicans). There are tons of Mexican restaurants and grocery stores, even in Ft Collins Im sure. Denver (Not gentrified central where they live and seem to have only experienced) Aurora, and Lakewood can be pretty diverse. S. Federal blvd has tons of Mexican and Vietnamese restaurants. Ft Collins is near some really beautiful places. It is so close to beautiful mountain trails so it will be worth it if you like that kind of thing. Good luck with your move (from a Colorado native and Latino)
@@moonlightandstaryeyesbestr6061 Idk what enough blacks means but Denver is 9.8% black Aurora is 16.3% black. Other parts of Colorado have very few black people
So glad I found your channel! Hubby and I moved from NYC back to FL last year but the heat/politics are just killing us so Denver may be our next stop. This was super helpful! I fully appreciated the NYC/Denver comparisons of going out earlier in the day and social hierarchy pressure/superficiality. Sounds so refreshing!
I'm a Denver Native, lived in Rochester NY, and Jacksonville FL. Let me know if you have any questions. I'm considering a move to Florida. Just love the water and have been here my whole life.
I’m sorry this man has me fucking rolling😂😂😂 reminds me of my friends in Canada. Refreshing to see a real couple on TH-cam ❤ also planning to move to the Denver area so thanks for the info. Do you guys have any opinions on areas in between Denver and Boulder that are fun/culturally satisfying with a good vibe and not super suburban feeling. We have a 2 year old son and would eventually like to buy a condo or house in a few years but would be fine renting a 2 bedroom until then. Thanks!
omg, so refreshing hearing that someone actually finds us watchable 😂 I will admit, I’m not super fluent on the neighborhoods outside of Denver yet, but currently live in Highlands (by Tennyson St) & it’s a super walkable neighborhood with access to grocery stores & dive bars & restaurants. I think Arvada, Sloan’s Lake, & Sunnyside would be good to look into as well!
I've almost hit people around Rhine because they seem to believe drivers have pedestrian radar systems in their car. yea, I don't know where you are or when you plan on crossing! just like in that movie this is 40.
Im a third generation Denver Colorado Native, I found you guys extremely entertaining!! Enough that I subscribed and look forward to more laughs! Awesome Dynamics the two of you have. Some natives get bent about the population growing so fast here. I welcome it and life is all about change and growing in general. So I welcome you!!🙂. Denver is a lot more diverse than you've been exposed to so far. I have friends from all cultures and ethnicities here. I'm sure soon you will meet other people and venture to other places and meet lots of good people of all races. And it is very dry here so I recommend moisturizing unless you want to wrinkle up sooner! 😆. I'm a straight male and I have a moisturizing regiment! Lol!!😁 .
Is it diverse in Denver with blacks people as in African Americans? And I am scared of dogs, because of past bad experiences. Dogs have chased and hurt me while I was minoring my business. It was terrifying and it’s one of mine nightmares. Where I live there are not a lot of dogs where I take my walk and most apartments don’t allow pets . Is it true that almost everybody have a dog? Do they have any apartments that do no accept pets/dogs? Do they secure their dogs? Will it be safe to take a walk around ? Nothing against dogs but I am just so terrified of dogs. I won’t move here if it wasn’t for my husband.
@@danwilkerson9948 lmfaooo thanks for the suggestion but Florida is not the wave 😂😂 I wouldn’t want to move to Denver anyway want somewhere a little cleaner and less densely populated 😎😉🍾
Need to be able to say 2 things to sound like a native: "We need the moisture" and "But it's a dry heat". We have good Mexican food. TRY and get a good burrito in NYC!
I live in the Denver area and Covid changed recreation greatly. I find your review should be redone next year at the same time. If Covid is winding down by then you will have a different impression. I love your channel.
@@nikkikoplitz551 Well, if you use the 16th Street Mall as sort of the "Avenue of Downtown Entertainment" then the northwest end has more bars and clubs and restaurants, and some shopping, while the southeast end is more shopping and services, and fewer bars and such. The area around the northwest end is officially called the "Union Station Neighborhood" (for obvious reasons) but is unofficially called Lower Downtown (or LoDo) -- which you've probably discovered. LoDo has tons of restaurants and bars, and if you look around a bit, you can find clubs and such. Confluence Park, across the Platte River (not much of a river) from the REI Co-Op store, lets you put in kayaks, and Six Flags at Elitch's isn't far from there. Even though it's on the northwest end of the Central Business District, LoDo is called that, because it's the area of Denver's lowest elevation and earliest settlement. The confluence of the Platte River and Cherry Creek, at Confluence Park, is the place where Denver really began. At the southeast end of the 16th Street Mall, you have Civic Center Park, book-cased on either end by the City & County Building (Denver's City Hall) and the Colorado State Capitol Building (yes, the dome is leafed in real gold). The Denver Art Museum is there and has lots of traveling exhibits. So is the Denver Public Library (don't know what you're into...) and, not far away, the Brown Palace Hotel (great restaurants, and the Ships Tavern is pretty informal). South of Civic Center Park, in the Golden Triangle, are some good places to eat and shop, also. I can recommend the Capitol Grille Restaurant, across from the Denver Art Museum. The main roads that go through the east end of Civic Center are Broadway Boulevard and Lincoln. If you go up and down Broadway, there are lots of other bars and restaurants, and even more clubs, as well as book stores, tattoo parlors and so many marijuana dispensaries that a friend of mine calls it "Broadsterdam." There are some ethnic restaurants along that stretch, also -- not just the expected Tex-Mex (Blue Bonnet is a must-visit), but also a Czech bar for hockey fans (Sobo 151); the British Bulldog (at Stout and Broadway); and even a fine Mexican (NOT Tex-Mex) place that specialize in top-shelf mezcal (Palenque Mezcaleria, near Adelita's and owned by the same people, at 1294 South Broadway). At 12th Avenue and Lincoln is one of Denver's most famous nightclubs, the Church. You can't miss it. It's in an old church. It also has several different rooms that cater to different musical tastes, and its been a successful place so long that even I used to be able to go there. :) East Colfax Avenue passes between Civic Center Transit Station and the State Capitol Building, on its way to the prairie east of Aurora. That used to be pretty sketch, and some places still are a bit, but it's not nearly what it used to be. There are a bunch of really nice places, and great places to eat, along there. However, go two blocks north to 17th Avenue, and that's Restaurant Row. Lots of good places, there. For good Asian food in general, and Vietnamese in particular, head west on Alameda Avenue and drive until you reach Federal Boulevard. Turn south, there, and you'll find yourselves in the Little Saigon business district. Denver has a small but growing, and increasingly successful, Vietnamese community (many who originated in the mountains in the west of that country). If you want *really good* Vietnamese food of all sorts, you can't throw a rock without hitting a really good place, on Federal Boulevard south of Alameda. If you want Indian food, you'll need to travel, a bit. Most of Denver's South Asian community lives near the Tech Center (hardly surprising, since many came here as tech workers, initially...) so most of the good Indian places are there. There's a really good Korean Market out on Parker Road, in southern Aurora, called "H Mart." It's been around longer, and has a slightly larger selection of East Asian Imports than Little Saigon, but the Vietnamese are gaining, quickly. Denver doesn't have a very large black community, but they're pretty tight because of that. The Center of the black community is Five Points, just north of the Central Business district, but it stretches northeast from there into Whittier and Park Hill, and then north up to MLK and MLK Park, east of Quebec Boulevard. By comparison to the coastal cities and Chicago, Denver's black neighborhoods are pretty mellow, and much more mixed. I live only a few blocks from MLK, and I'm not black, and it's pretty chill. The major Hispanic area is southwest Denver, and the center of that community is Santa Fe Drive. The Hispanic neighborhoods stretch from west of the Golden Triangle, across Santa Fe, and then out to South Federal to where LIttle Saigon lies. There are some really good Tex-Mex places along Santa Fe. All that said, the most diverse neighborhood in Denver, hands down, is Capitol Hill. The Seventh Avenue restauaant row, between Broadway and Pennyslvania, is pretty nice and has a Trader Joe's. However, the heart of Capitol Hill is 13th Avenue. You should walk through there, on a Friday night, after COVID ends. :) Should you have any interest in pricey entertainment and even pricier shopping, head southeast down Speer Boulevard to where it runs into First Avenue, and you'll find yourself in Cherry Creek. Cherry Creek Mall is a typical shopping mall (only about 20 percent more expensive than usual, even at the stores that aren't high-end...), but Cherry Creek North, on the north side of First Avenue, has a lot more variety of shops and restaurants -- and most of them are expensive. Let's see, random stuff: -Denver City Park has the Zoo and the Museum of Nature and Science -Tattered Cover Bookstore is on East Colfax, across from East High School, south of City Park. The selection is sparse, right now, due to COVID, but it usually has a great selection. -Bonnie Brae lies along University Boulevard, straight south of Cherry Creek. Good ice cream shop and neighborhood bars and shops. -Keep going south on University to reach the University of Denver (DU) neighborhood, and have amazing Middle Eastern food at Jerusalem Restaurant. -The Greek neighborhood around the Orthodox Cathedral East Alameda and Leetsdale Drive has some affordable Greek places, but they're mostly local joints. -Platt Park, bounded by East Mississippi on the north, and I-25 on the east, has lots of good places to hang out. Check out Old South Pearl Street. That's way more than you asked for, but should get you off to a good start, once the city opens back up. :)
@@thomashiggins9320 This was above and beyond. Appreciate the time you spent putting this together. Really. I definitely haven't learned as much as I could/should about Denver & definitely love your insight on how it's changed since settlement (you made some "back in my day" jokes so assume you were there?? ha!). Telling neighborhoods apart is something I've been struggling with so thank you for that as well!
@@nikkikoplitz551 You're quite welcome. I"m not native to Colorado, but I've lived in the City & County of Denver, by choice, for most of my adult life. And no, I'm not a senior citizen, although I am pushing that, a bit -- which gives you an idea how long The Church has been around. :) The name of the neighborhood you're in is, technically, the northwestern edge of Five Points, across the Platte River from Globeville. The problem is that Globeville had (and to some extent, still has) a reputation as an undesirable area of town -- not because of gangs or violence (not since the 1990s, anyway), but just because it's so poor, the housing is so awful, and there's so much industry there. So, the businesses in your part of Five Points created the "River North Art District" (RINO) as a marketing gimmick, as the area started to be re-developed. :) If you move east, from there, into Five Points, proper, or Cole or Clayton or Whittier or Park Hill, you'll find more affordable housing -- but also older neighborhoods still in early(ish) transition. Welcome to Denver. It's a good place. :)
@@JohnDoe-zu2cm you sure are persistent literally upset at every single comment, man as if tens of thousands aren't moving already as we speak? oh no john said not to, guess we should obey and not go then only bc some grouchy online dude said so
Was deciding Phoenix or Denver, and was 98% sure gonna move to Denver until I saw this video where you mentioned there is no race and food diversities, just very white..... I need diversity, that's the only reason why I like U.S. I am for sure crossing Denver off the list now.
If they actually looked for diversity in food you would find it. Im a native and they are not even giving colorado a fair shot. There is so much diversity in colorado.
Thanks for making from Denver do you have maybe a extra female that I might have one to help me in my life please either if you please keep me in mind I am shopping for new friends and possible new family
@@nikkikoplitz551 I would love to! Unfortunately, my private jet is in for service right now ... and awaiting out-of-stock parts. So it'll be a while ... By the way, Breckenridge is my favourite ski town in Colorado.
In the areas that you described, that orbit around Downtown (RiNo, LoDo, etc) It is very very white (and CO as a whole is also very white, but there are def areas of the Front Range that are diverse). Similar to your observation that everyone looks the same, those areas are where people with money move to to experience the hipster, 'idea' of Denver urban living. Definitely go a little more south and east, in Denver and surrounding cities, for more diverse food and people. Definitely doesn't have as abundant of restaurants that compare to what NYC might be, but even NYC many stinkers :). One thing that you may find is that spiciness here is very mild. If you go to the Korean part of town in Southeast Denver, or to the numerous Mexican and South Asian restaurants, ask them how spicy their food is and let them know your tolerance. The mountains are beautiful but definitely the traffic is so annoying. Make sure you plan early mornings to get to where you want to go to try and beat traffic, or try and go during the week. During non Covid times, many locals will go during the week to avoid the huge weekend tourist crowds. Also, if you find you go a lot, getting an annual pass is the way to go. Also, lots of great hiking and mountain stuff that requires driving North or South to access so don't be limited to i70! Make sure to take day trips to New Mexico and Southern Colorado, deserts are amazing. Also, Wyoming has some great national parks and mountains as well. Welcome!
"Very very white." Colorado is home to more ethnic enclaves than any other state. We have german town, china town, new saigon, mexican town, brazilian town, columbian town, russian town.... Name an ethnicity and we have at leas one entire district built by them.
So are you guy going to stay to live or will look up another city? I and my hb think to move to Denver from NY next year. And we plan to have a baby as well in there. Want to hear, what you would do if you want to have a baby. Stay Denver or move to other cities
Walking your dog across a busy road off leash and then complaining about getting honked at is the most entitled thing I've ever heard. Yowsa that's out of touch. News flash: not everywhere in the world do people just waltz into the street without looking
Denver is completely overrated and overpriced! Smog covers the city! Gang tags everywhere! No good food scene and there is NO rain or Fresh Air! I feel like I'm in a weird tv show living here where everyone is really depressed but they have to put on a smile because it's Colorado!!!!!
Lol so true I think everyone is so private and pissed off because it’s a scam to live here lol. Oh let me guess you do yoga and won’t shut up about your dog? Next please eye roll
@@alteredego8399 do almost every body have a dog there in Denver and surrounding areas like it’s a toy or something lol? I am scared of dogs because of past bad experiences and I have to move there because of my husband’s job.
This is so refreshing to read!! Lol Exactly! And the man bun capitol of the world next to Portland ! It used to actually have some true culture vibes in the late 90s. Not anymore. Terrible
Actually, the public transit is good and very easy to use. What neighborhood are you in where there aren't crosswalks? This makes no sense. I grew up in Denver. Ok, as you were talking you said RINO. Also explains your infrastructure impression. That used to be Skid Row back in the day. Denver has a very high rate of hit and runs. I'm always fascinated by New Yorkers moving here. You guys need to explore more LOL! Get out of RINO. Re: diversity+food. You two seem really nice btw.
Hey! Yes, definitely want to clarify that these impressions were pretty limited to “RiNo.” After living here for a year, still haven’t explored as much of Denver but have definitely seen neighborhoods with more diversity (& better food)! There aren’t crosswalks on Blake & Walnut which I’ve found interesting since it feels pretty walkable, but I realize it’s still “new” (newly gentrified) & maybe not built for as many people as have moved here. Thank you for your comment! Would appreciate any recs you have in terms of exploring Denver :)
@@nikkikoplitz551 Have you found the skid row over by the baseball stadium? Go to like 21st and welton and walk through the hundreds upon hundreds of tents
The blm and antifa scum suckers burned down Minneapolis, are burning it now, and haven't yet finished burning and trashing Denver. Give 'em time. You'll feel right at home.
Wow. With all the horrible street layouts, and the lack of diversity and everything here in Colorado, it sounds like you guys are having a horrible time. You should probably go back to New York.
Please stop moving here. I've had to move further and further from Denver/Boulder just to sustain the life I'm familiar with here in CO. Then all the transplants vote and run for office and CO gets closer and closer to NY and CA. Home prices are through the roof here and I've had friends that have had to move to OK and just got priced out because of people like this. And you guys have a very limited understanding of CO and the culture here when related to people and food. Denver has become a cultureless fusion of people that aren't from CO - you have to leave that area to actually get a feel for what CO is. It's always easy to tell a transplant from someone that grew up here when fishing and hunting have nothing to do with their version of being "outdoorsy". Not trying to be rude, but my state is almost unrecognizable at this point.
@@_HannahChandaBear_ Why would I move to OR? And why should I have to move at all? My point is that people are pricing out CO natives and changing the state for the worse. It's BS to move somewhere, crap all over the culture, change the state, raise cost of living through the roof, and then moan at the natives that are getting priced out and forced to move from their home state.
And so many people from outside the US don’t realise the the US is more than just NYC, LA, Florida and the big cities...there’s so much that we won’t really get to experience!
Sure. The Stupidity Award for empty buses driving around aimlessly, light rail that breaks down when the cars aren't empty, and traffic congestion because the commie-run city government has devoted half the streets to bike lanes.
@@chipsaunders154 of course it is commie-run but isn't Colorado a sanctuary State run by the commies! ??? I left working and retired from the downtown location in 2016. It wasn't perfect but then nothing is!
@@rosetyner7758 Dear Rose, Perfect? Hell, I'd settle for "good." This city has been trashed by blm/antifa thugs, looted, vandalized, and the vagrant (aka "homeless") situation is an extreme health hazard with rat infestations in the park across from the Capitol and used needles in every grassy area in the city. The murder rate alone is up by over 50%. No, Rose. I knew a Denver that was a decent, clean, and relatively safe city. That was a Denver of long ago.
Two very unlikeable people rite here folks!!
Rite here, folks 🤌🏼
Lol🤣🤣🤣🤣 I was trying to figure out how to say it!
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@@nikkikoplitz551 get out of Colorado.
I wish you guys could make a cogent point without incessant interruption.
Edit: don't know I said that pretty pompous and rude of me. Now been in Denver myself for the past 3 months and I can only say that watching a video will not prepare you for Denver. Hope y'all are well.
Just wait until you see our follow-up review! Fully scripted, one at a time turns, no interruptions to please just you 😍
Ay bro appreciate that. We all say some wild stuff sometimes. Love you, goodnight
Denver has just become a caricaturized version of itself, kind of like Main Street USA at Disneyland. Most of the culture here spawned artificially in the last 15 years or so. People come here to play the Patagonia sporting, 14er hiking, golden retriever owning, beer drinking, outdoorsman character that they saw on social media, and It’s adorable frankly. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not a bad life. It’s just funny how hard people try to box themselves in to their preconceived perception of Colorado. My advice: find some unique, obscure hobbies to take up while you’re here. Participate in a bourgeoning scene. Encourage bar DJ’s to stop playing the same mass appeal garbage everywhere you go. We could take some pages out of NYC’s book.
I can see this. I appreciate your take. I agree, a lot of the culture here feels manufactured, esp in some of the “newer” gentrified areas.
I hope you guys are enjoying your life in Denver since moving here. I welcome the people moving to Denver because even though it comes with some negatives (high cost of living, traffic, etc.), it makes me happy to see my city getting appreciated and to see it growing. I’m excited to see where the city will be in 10 years and hope our infrastructure can grow to accommodate the new residents.
Met a lady who lived in El Paso. Her skin was radiant. I asked her what her secret was, she said, flax seed oil. Her skin was pumped up like a 🍉. It looked incredible for having lived in a dry climate.
The best city is the US to cycle daily..
When ya'll were mentioning no crosswalks, stop signs, directions of the street, this is all not to mention Denver was built at a diagonal and is not exactly north/south LOL As a Denver native I understand the infrastructure and roadways. We are growing too fast!
Downtown Denver was built parallel to the river.
"Recreation"
"Ohhhh recreational marijuana"
LMFAO
It’s sunny just about every single even when it’s cloudy .
Have you went to the mountains for Hicking ? Before you do ? Watch on You Tube Colorado Big Foot ? I don’t know if you will go after watching it ! We have do have Beautiful Mountains !!!!
Where did y’all move from? Start there
What mail order catalogue did you use
Damn Covid! You really can't judge a city during a pandemic unless its about survival because half of the city is closed. PLEASE stop comparing Denver (a rooted western sports adventure mountain city) to NYC. That's just weird. RINO is a brand new neighborhood that's under construction with a culture that's still in its infancy. Almost all of its residents are young, white people that have moved here during Denver's recent growth explosion. 10-years ago RINO was warehouses, open fields, railroad tracks and the men's homeless shelter. You can have a richer experience in more established neighborhoods. Denver is a loud beer and sports town but the pandemic has put a lid on how much we celebrate and support ALL of our varied pro sports teams. Pre-pandemic, Denver turned Orange every Sunday for Broncos football. Sports, arts, rodeo cowboys with an annual Western Stockshow, Olympic training, and nature adventures such as mountain climbing, bike/hiking trails, ski/snowboarding, fitness, hunting, zip lining, 4-wheeling, camping, river runs, lake boating, fishing, horseback riding, paddle boards, gambling and marijuana ... is our culture. People who have moved here have changed Denver into a progressive, hip, millennial vibe so you need to know some locals to expand your view and experiences. I'm confident that the person who honked at you moved here from another city. We're way more chill than that. You two are cute. Welcome to Beautiful Colorado!
Yep there cute,"" just like Rino' a place where most are from out ' of state.. BRING ON THE BLIZZARDS. 2021. THE. YEAR OF THE BLIZZARD💙💙
the words "I have the right of way" are just words, its not a shield, just because you have the right away won't stop a car from hitting you so hard your organs explode
Take I 70 West to the Idaho Springs Hot Springs perfect time in April till June
GIRL oh my god I found this video bc i'm moving there with my partner (he's white, i'm filipino)
11:25 the amount of discomfort, oof i would never put up with that. rooting for you
If you want to move to Colorado please consider Wyoming.
Most all the one ways are near Downtown most every where else unless you are in Loveland and or FortCollins has some One Ways and there is places where the streets are way too narrow. I think I was honking because of the Sun
Denver has been going hard with the plant based life. Denver is my city, whether you like it or not, it's only going to keep getting better, growing and is the best city in this country.
You're either completely detached from reality, live in a gated community, or both. I've lived in Denver or its burbs for 65 years and have watched it turn from the Queen City of the Plains into a mini Los Angeles with the same filth, crime, taxes, and poor political leadership. "Plant-based life?" Yeah, tokers make great citizens.
@@chipsaunders154 Too bad! I love when you geezers get all hurt about it. I love it! When you're gone, it's our city. When it comes to the younger generation, it's OUR TURN NOW. Ya'll ruined our city by owning all the housing you never sell because you never took care of your retirement enough to actually retire. You just banked off the scam of appreciation. See ya later!
@@chipsaunders154 PS I AM a Denver native and guarantee I've seen more of Colorado than you have at my age.
@@TechOutAdam Denver native? Big whoop, so is my dog. That doesn't make you any more a Coloradan than an Illegal anchor baby born in Kalif is an American. P.S. I'm sure there are tourists that have seen more of Colorado than you. Your claim to fame is meaningless.
@@chipsaunders154 100% agree. I grew up 45 mins from Denver and it's even expanded that far out. CO is being destroyed by all of this.
Are you guys from NY originally? Or did yall meet in another state and relocate to NY?
I'm from NJ & Jake is from Missouri!
@@nikkikoplitz551 awesome! What's the update? How are you guys liking Denver now? :)
Do you guys know your scratching slot ?
Brother, I don’t know what that means. Wish I did. Let me know, goodnight.
@@nikkikoplitz551 oh, I meant to say alot , sorry.
Yea. I’m guilty of watching runescape videos too even when I don’t have much time to play
Please tell all your friends how terrible it is and how they shouldn't move here. 🤣🤣Just kidding (kinda 😁). Welcome to the Mile High. Please take the time to get to know the old staples that really make this city great. Peace.
Hahaha ahhh sorry!!!! Would LOVE to know - what would you consider the staples?!
No really.
We dont want you here.
They should enjoy themselves, spend a lot of money, and have a safe trip HOME!
@@chipsaunders154 awww thank you 🥰
I lived in Denver for 4 months and regret everyday that I moved away. Denver is the best!
OMG! This is exactly what I needed lol. I am from Florida and I’m moving to Denver in 2 1/2 weeks!!! I was fairly unsure what to expect w COVID and all the other fun funky stuff going on. But I’m glad I found this video. Cheers
WELCOME!!! Perfect timing - you just missed when we were in "code red" (I think?) & all the indoor dining was closed! Will love to know what you think of it here :)
Don't come stay home 👍🏼
12:43 I literally died from laughing 😂
😂😂just rewatched, he's GROSS
@@nikkikoplitz551 I’m looking at moving out there glad I came across this video
@@nikkikoplitz551
Please leave.
We do not want you here.
@@qrazy08
Stay away.
We are full.
@@JohnDoe-zu2cm naughty denverite...lol
Get out of Rino and go into Aurora, S. Federal/ the west side of town if you are looking for more diversity. Federal Blvd has a Vietnamese neighborhood with great restaurants. The center of Denver is all gentrified. Denver is not as diverse as NY, but 30% are latinos, and 10% black. Some times we get annoyed when people try to whitewash our city and make anyone who is not white think they will be outsiders. We are here, even if you don't see us. Enjoy Denver and get out to the mountains more! Peace from a fellow Denverite and Latino
thank you for this! we definitely have been learning more about the gentrification here, especially in "RiNo". this is a good reminder that there *IS* diversity here
Guys were stoned during the video.
Chicago native here! Planning on moving to Denver or Fort Collins relatively soon and I too am a bit nervous of the diversity part.. but overall sounds like a lot of fun. Thanks !
Don't bring your socialist crap politics with you or just stay there in Obamaville.
@@chipsaunders154 why so angry lmao
Ft. Collins less diverse than the rest of CO... not going to lie. Greeley near by has a lot of Latinos, but its really a cow town that smells like cow poop. Denver metro has a lot of Latinos and most of Colorado has quite a few (mainly Mexicans). There are tons of Mexican restaurants and grocery stores, even in Ft Collins Im sure. Denver (Not gentrified central where they live and seem to have only experienced) Aurora, and Lakewood can be pretty diverse. S. Federal blvd has tons of Mexican and Vietnamese restaurants. Ft Collins is near some really beautiful places. It is so close to beautiful mountain trails so it will be worth it if you like that kind of thing. Good luck with your move (from a Colorado native and Latino)
@@matdolor2564 is not only Latinos that make a place diverse? Are there enough blacks there? Or are there only like 1 or 2 blacks in a crowd?
@@moonlightandstaryeyesbestr6061
Idk what enough blacks means but Denver is 9.8% black Aurora is 16.3% black. Other parts of Colorado have very few black people
So you are saying Colorado does not have any real Asian restaurants.?
Did you guys plan your outfits to match perfectly?
he ( _obviously_ ) copied me
So true about having to have a status in NYC. One of the few reasons I did not like being there anymore.
Spoiler alert. Denver is not New York City.
Born and raised in Denver. Hate it. It's dangerous, I have kids I worry about all h time, too many people keep moving here. I'm at 1000 subs though❣
Dood is effin Hilarious about the dog eating hahahahahahah!!!!
I might be taking a trip to Colorado soon sounds like a beautiful state
Best state ever.
It really is :)
Dont come here ,,we don't need anymore people...lol. everybody's dying of Disease,,pass it around!! End Growth NOW..""""
So glad I found your channel! Hubby and I moved from NYC back to FL last year but the heat/politics are just killing us so Denver may be our next stop. This was super helpful! I fully appreciated the NYC/Denver comparisons of going out earlier in the day and social hierarchy pressure/superficiality. Sounds so refreshing!
I'm a Denver Native, lived in Rochester NY, and Jacksonville FL. Let me know if you have any questions. I'm considering a move to Florida. Just love the water and have been here my whole life.
Oh god, don’t come
I’m sorry this man has me fucking rolling😂😂😂 reminds me of my friends in Canada. Refreshing to see a real couple on TH-cam ❤ also planning to move to the Denver area so thanks for the info. Do you guys have any opinions on areas in between Denver and Boulder that are fun/culturally satisfying with a good vibe and not super suburban feeling. We have a 2 year old son and would eventually like to buy a condo or house in a few years but would be fine renting a 2 bedroom until then. Thanks!
omg, so refreshing hearing that someone actually finds us watchable 😂 I will admit, I’m not super fluent on the neighborhoods outside of Denver yet, but currently live in Highlands (by Tennyson St) & it’s a super walkable neighborhood with access to grocery stores & dive bars & restaurants. I think Arvada, Sloan’s Lake, & Sunnyside would be good to look into as well!
@@nikkikoplitz551 haha yes! You guys are very entertaining 🤗 thanks for the neighbourhood tips !
I’m a native ? I’m glad you like Denver !!!
I've almost hit people around Rhine because they seem to believe drivers have pedestrian radar systems in their car. yea, I don't know where you are or when you plan on crossing! just like in that movie this is 40.
Im a third generation Denver Colorado Native, I found you guys extremely entertaining!! Enough that I subscribed and look forward to more laughs! Awesome Dynamics the two of you have. Some natives get bent about the population growing so fast here. I welcome it and life is all about change and growing in general. So I welcome you!!🙂. Denver is a lot more diverse than you've been exposed to so far. I have friends from all cultures and ethnicities here. I'm sure soon you will meet other people and venture to other places and meet lots of good people of all races. And it is very dry here so I recommend moisturizing unless you want to wrinkle up sooner! 😆. I'm a straight male and I have a moisturizing regiment! Lol!!😁 .
Thank you so much Justin!!!
Is it diverse in Denver with blacks people as in African Americans? And I am scared of dogs, because of past bad experiences. Dogs have chased and hurt me while I was minoring my business. It was terrifying and it’s one of mine nightmares. Where I live there are not a lot of dogs where I take my walk and most apartments don’t allow pets . Is it true that almost everybody have a dog? Do they have any apartments that do no accept pets/dogs? Do they secure their dogs? Will it be safe to take a walk around ? Nothing against dogs but I am just so terrified of dogs. I won’t move here if it wasn’t for my husband.
Y'all should breakup that chemistry though.... Elloluv:)
What areas would you recommend moving to, my wife loves your kitchen trying to stay away from the areas no one really warns you. Moving from Miami
@@danwilkerson9948 lmfaooo thanks for the suggestion but Florida is not the wave 😂😂 I wouldn’t want to move to Denver anyway want somewhere a little cleaner and less densely populated 😎😉🍾
we like highlands, sloan's lake, LoHi (more $$), or wash park areas!
Great review of RiNo! I cant wait for the one year review!
thank you!!!! it's coming :)
Denver sucks. It’s absolutely awful for every reason. Please stop moving here.
Welcome to Colorado! I've lived in Denver since 98' and yes, the infrastructure has ALWAYS been terrible
I hope you hate it go back 👍🏼👋🏼
Beware of the evil kalan area
Need to be able to say 2 things to sound like a native: "We need the moisture" and "But it's a dry heat".
We have good Mexican food. TRY and get a good burrito in NYC!
I live in the Denver area and Covid changed recreation greatly. I find your review should be redone next year at the same time. If Covid is winding down by then you will have a different impression. I love your channel.
ugh yes, wish we could be experiencing Denver non-COVID :( what things would you recommend once things open back up?!
@@nikkikoplitz551 Well, if you use the 16th Street Mall as sort of the "Avenue of Downtown Entertainment" then the northwest end has more bars and clubs and restaurants, and some shopping, while the southeast end is more shopping and services, and fewer bars and such.
The area around the northwest end is officially called the "Union Station Neighborhood" (for obvious reasons) but is unofficially called Lower Downtown (or LoDo) -- which you've probably discovered.
LoDo has tons of restaurants and bars, and if you look around a bit, you can find clubs and such. Confluence Park, across the Platte River (not much of a river) from the REI Co-Op store, lets you put in kayaks, and Six Flags at Elitch's isn't far from there.
Even though it's on the northwest end of the Central Business District, LoDo is called that, because it's the area of Denver's lowest elevation and earliest settlement. The confluence of the Platte River and Cherry Creek, at Confluence Park, is the place where Denver really began.
At the southeast end of the 16th Street Mall, you have Civic Center Park, book-cased on either end by the City & County Building (Denver's City Hall) and the Colorado State Capitol Building (yes, the dome is leafed in real gold). The Denver Art Museum is there and has lots of traveling exhibits. So is the Denver Public Library (don't know what you're into...) and, not far away, the Brown Palace Hotel (great restaurants, and the Ships Tavern is pretty informal).
South of Civic Center Park, in the Golden Triangle, are some good places to eat and shop, also.
I can recommend the Capitol Grille Restaurant, across from the Denver Art Museum.
The main roads that go through the east end of Civic Center are Broadway Boulevard and Lincoln. If you go up and down Broadway, there are lots of other bars and restaurants, and even more clubs, as well as book stores, tattoo parlors and so many marijuana dispensaries that a friend of mine calls it "Broadsterdam." There are some ethnic restaurants along that stretch, also -- not just the expected Tex-Mex (Blue Bonnet is a must-visit), but also a Czech bar for hockey fans (Sobo 151); the British Bulldog (at Stout and Broadway); and even a fine Mexican (NOT Tex-Mex) place that specialize in top-shelf mezcal (Palenque Mezcaleria, near Adelita's and owned by the same people, at 1294 South Broadway).
At 12th Avenue and Lincoln is one of Denver's most famous nightclubs, the Church. You can't miss it. It's in an old church.
It also has several different rooms that cater to different musical tastes, and its been a successful place so long that even I used to be able to go there. :)
East Colfax Avenue passes between Civic Center Transit Station and the State Capitol Building, on its way to the prairie east of Aurora.
That used to be pretty sketch, and some places still are a bit, but it's not nearly what it used to be. There are a bunch of really nice places, and great places to eat, along there.
However, go two blocks north to 17th Avenue, and that's Restaurant Row. Lots of good places, there.
For good Asian food in general, and Vietnamese in particular, head west on Alameda Avenue and drive until you reach Federal Boulevard.
Turn south, there, and you'll find yourselves in the Little Saigon business district.
Denver has a small but growing, and increasingly successful, Vietnamese community (many who originated in the mountains in the west of that country).
If you want *really good* Vietnamese food of all sorts, you can't throw a rock without hitting a really good place, on Federal Boulevard south of Alameda.
If you want Indian food, you'll need to travel, a bit. Most of Denver's South Asian community lives near the Tech Center (hardly surprising, since many came here as tech workers, initially...) so most of the good Indian places are there.
There's a really good Korean Market out on Parker Road, in southern Aurora, called "H Mart." It's been around longer, and has a slightly larger selection of East Asian Imports than Little Saigon, but the Vietnamese are gaining, quickly.
Denver doesn't have a very large black community, but they're pretty tight because of that.
The Center of the black community is Five Points, just north of the Central Business district, but it stretches northeast from there into Whittier and Park Hill, and then north up to MLK and MLK Park, east of Quebec Boulevard.
By comparison to the coastal cities and Chicago, Denver's black neighborhoods are pretty mellow, and much more mixed.
I live only a few blocks from MLK, and I'm not black, and it's pretty chill.
The major Hispanic area is southwest Denver, and the center of that community is Santa Fe Drive.
The Hispanic neighborhoods stretch from west of the Golden Triangle, across Santa Fe, and then out to South Federal to where LIttle Saigon lies.
There are some really good Tex-Mex places along Santa Fe.
All that said, the most diverse neighborhood in Denver, hands down, is Capitol Hill.
The Seventh Avenue restauaant row, between Broadway and Pennyslvania, is pretty nice and has a Trader Joe's.
However, the heart of Capitol Hill is 13th Avenue. You should walk through there, on a Friday night, after COVID ends. :)
Should you have any interest in pricey entertainment and even pricier shopping, head southeast down Speer Boulevard to where it runs into First Avenue, and you'll find yourself in Cherry Creek. Cherry Creek Mall is a typical shopping mall (only about 20 percent more expensive than usual, even at the stores that aren't high-end...), but Cherry Creek North, on the north side of First Avenue, has a lot more variety of shops and restaurants -- and most of them are expensive.
Let's see, random stuff:
-Denver City Park has the Zoo and the Museum of Nature and Science
-Tattered Cover Bookstore is on East Colfax, across from East High School, south of City Park. The selection is sparse, right now, due to COVID, but it usually has a great selection.
-Bonnie Brae lies along University Boulevard, straight south of Cherry Creek. Good ice cream shop and neighborhood bars and shops.
-Keep going south on University to reach the University of Denver (DU) neighborhood, and have amazing Middle Eastern food at Jerusalem Restaurant.
-The Greek neighborhood around the Orthodox Cathedral East Alameda and Leetsdale Drive has some affordable Greek places, but they're mostly local joints.
-Platt Park, bounded by East Mississippi on the north, and I-25 on the east, has lots of good places to hang out. Check out Old South Pearl Street.
That's way more than you asked for, but should get you off to a good start, once the city opens back up. :)
@@thomashiggins9320 This was above and beyond. Appreciate the time you spent putting this together. Really. I definitely haven't learned as much as I could/should about Denver & definitely love your insight on how it's changed since settlement (you made some "back in my day" jokes so assume you were there?? ha!). Telling neighborhoods apart is something I've been struggling with so thank you for that as well!
@@nikkikoplitz551 You're quite welcome. I"m not native to Colorado, but I've lived in the City & County of Denver, by choice, for most of my adult life.
And no, I'm not a senior citizen, although I am pushing that, a bit -- which gives you an idea how long The Church has been around. :)
The name of the neighborhood you're in is, technically, the northwestern edge of Five Points, across the Platte River from Globeville.
The problem is that Globeville had (and to some extent, still has) a reputation as an undesirable area of town -- not because of gangs or violence (not since the 1990s, anyway), but just because it's so poor, the housing is so awful, and there's so much industry there.
So, the businesses in your part of Five Points created the "River North Art District" (RINO) as a marketing gimmick, as the area started to be re-developed. :)
If you move east, from there, into Five Points, proper, or Cole or Clayton or Whittier or Park Hill, you'll find more affordable housing -- but also older neighborhoods still in early(ish) transition.
Welcome to Denver. It's a good place. :)
@@thomashiggins9320
Im a native.
Youve turned the natives into unicorns because you have driven all of us away with your hypocritical nonsense.
With Covid I’m sure you haven’t experienced Denver to it’s fullest. You need to do some exploring for diversity.
What're your opinions of Denver? OR more importantly, what're your opinions on ASMR??? 🤔
Go away.
We are full.
@@JohnDoe-zu2cm you sure are persistent literally upset at every single comment, man as if tens of thousands aren't moving already as we speak? oh no john said not to, guess we should obey and not go then only bc some grouchy online dude said so
Everybody in Colorado have learned to act as broke as possible
Was deciding Phoenix or Denver, and was 98% sure gonna move to Denver until I saw this video where you mentioned there is no race and food diversities, just very white..... I need diversity, that's the only reason why I like U.S. I am for sure crossing Denver off the list now.
If they actually looked for diversity in food you would find it. Im a native and they are not even giving colorado a fair shot. There is so much diversity in colorado.
Welcome to Colorado guys.
thank you!!!😊
A transplant welcoming tansplants, it would seem.
Where all the Mexicans live at?
MEXICO FOOL
Such a cute couple!
moving to Denver in a few days! You guys are awesome keep it up
No don't come stay home 👍🏼
Good luck with your move!!!! Thank you ❤️
Pretty much every major city is becoming the same
How dare she dog on OSRS, tell her to meet me in the wilde
😂😂😂
Thanks for making from Denver do you have maybe a extra female that I might have one to help me in my life please either if you please keep me in mind I am shopping for new friends and possible new family
If you're planning on climbing all 58 fourteeners, I guess you'll be in Colorado for at least a couple more weeks. ;-)
hahahaha, guess you should visit and do one with me!!!
@@nikkikoplitz551 I would love to! Unfortunately, my private jet is in for service right now ... and awaiting out-of-stock parts. So it'll be a while ... By the way, Breckenridge is my favourite ski town in Colorado.
Again.
Thanks for making my home completely third world.
Just give it a few months. There will be a line like an amusement park to begin your hikes this summer. Go early.
In the areas that you described, that orbit around Downtown (RiNo, LoDo, etc) It is very very white (and CO as a whole is also very white, but there are def areas of the Front Range that are diverse). Similar to your observation that everyone looks the same, those areas are where people with money move to to experience the hipster, 'idea' of Denver urban living. Definitely go a little more south and east, in Denver and surrounding cities, for more diverse food and people. Definitely doesn't have as abundant of restaurants that compare to what NYC might be, but even NYC many stinkers :). One thing that you may find is that spiciness here is very mild. If you go to the Korean part of town in Southeast Denver, or to the numerous Mexican and South Asian restaurants, ask them how spicy their food is and let them know your tolerance.
The mountains are beautiful but definitely the traffic is so annoying. Make sure you plan early mornings to get to where you want to go to try and beat traffic, or try and go during the week. During non Covid times, many locals will go during the week to avoid the huge weekend tourist crowds. Also, if you find you go a lot, getting an annual pass is the way to go. Also, lots of great hiking and mountain stuff that requires driving North or South to access so don't be limited to i70!
Make sure to take day trips to New Mexico and Southern Colorado, deserts are amazing. Also, Wyoming has some great national parks and mountains as well.
Welcome!
Thank you so much for this!!! Love these tips.
Also, what are favorite spots in NM? We're planning a road trip!
"Very very white."
Colorado is home to more ethnic enclaves than any other state. We have german town, china town, new saigon, mexican town, brazilian town, columbian town, russian town....
Name an ethnicity and we have at leas one entire district built by them.
@@nikkikoplitz551
Move to NM instead of colorado
So are you guy going to stay to live or will look up another city? I and my hb think to move to Denver from NY next year. And we plan to have a baby as well in there. Want to hear, what you would do if you want to have a baby. Stay Denver or move to other cities
I trade winds and trade information technology IT thanks
This was so uncomfortable to watch.
Walking your dog across a busy road off leash and then complaining about getting honked at is the most entitled thing I've ever heard. Yowsa that's out of touch. News flash: not everywhere in the world do people just waltz into the street without looking
Denver is completely overrated and overpriced! Smog covers the city! Gang tags everywhere! No good food scene and there is NO rain or Fresh Air!
I feel like I'm in a weird tv show living here where everyone is really depressed but they have to put on a smile because it's Colorado!!!!!
Lol so true I think everyone is so private and pissed off because it’s a scam to live here lol. Oh let me guess you do yoga and won’t shut up about your dog? Next please eye roll
@@alteredego8399 do almost every body have a dog there in Denver and surrounding areas like it’s a toy or something lol? I am scared of dogs because of past bad experiences and I have to move there because of my husband’s job.
This is so refreshing to read!! Lol Exactly! And the man bun capitol of the world next to Portland ! It used to actually have some true culture vibes in the late 90s. Not anymore. Terrible
Denver is the best city I love it
You guys are so annoying it was hard to focus on your opinions of Denver.
Actually, the public transit is good and very easy to use. What neighborhood are you in where there aren't crosswalks? This makes no sense. I grew up in Denver. Ok, as you were talking you said RINO. Also explains your infrastructure impression. That used to be Skid Row back in the day. Denver has a very high rate of hit and runs. I'm always fascinated by New Yorkers moving here. You guys need to explore more LOL! Get out of RINO. Re: diversity+food. You two seem really nice btw.
Hey! Yes, definitely want to clarify that these impressions were pretty limited to “RiNo.” After living here for a year, still haven’t explored as much of Denver but have definitely seen neighborhoods with more diversity (& better food)! There aren’t crosswalks on Blake & Walnut which I’ve found interesting since it feels pretty walkable, but I realize it’s still “new” (newly gentrified) & maybe not built for as many people as have moved here. Thank you for your comment! Would appreciate any recs you have in terms of exploring Denver :)
Come out to Lakewood...go to Casabonita
been loving following along with your adventures on IG!
you are the best ❤
@@nikkikoplitz551
Have you found the skid row over by the baseball stadium?
Go to like 21st and welton and walk through the hundreds upon hundreds of tents
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aww both cute couples are so cute pretty family
More expensive than the twin cities. Denver is nicer though!
You obviously must be very wealthy or you live outside of the city.
Have you not seen the skid row?
The blm and antifa scum suckers burned down Minneapolis, are burning it now, and haven't yet finished burning and trashing Denver. Give 'em time. You'll feel right at home.
Wow. With all the horrible street layouts, and the lack of diversity and everything here in Colorado, it sounds like you guys are having a horrible time. You should probably go back to New York.
Said a lot of positive things too. I realize it’s not a fair comparison.
Please stop moving here. I've had to move further and further from Denver/Boulder just to sustain the life I'm familiar with here in CO. Then all the transplants vote and run for office and CO gets closer and closer to NY and CA. Home prices are through the roof here and I've had friends that have had to move to OK and just got priced out because of people like this. And you guys have a very limited understanding of CO and the culture here when related to people and food. Denver has become a cultureless fusion of people that aren't from CO - you have to leave that area to actually get a feel for what CO is. It's always easy to tell a transplant from someone that grew up here when fishing and hunting have nothing to do with their version of being "outdoorsy". Not trying to be rude, but my state is almost unrecognizable at this point.
Oh whatever let people live. Go move to Oregon then.
@@_HannahChandaBear_ Why would I move to OR? And why should I have to move at all? My point is that people are pricing out CO natives and changing the state for the worse. It's BS to move somewhere, crap all over the culture, change the state, raise cost of living through the roof, and then moan at the natives that are getting priced out and forced to move from their home state.
Welcome 🙏 lol
Get leave in conditioner
Seeing some of Jake’s pictures, as amazing as NYC is for views, Denver looks incredible!!!!
And so many people from outside the US don’t realise the the US is more than just NYC, LA, Florida and the big cities...there’s so much that we won’t really get to experience!
“There are also people with short beards...” 😂🤣
@@AVFCAM super diverse!!
@@AVFCAM where do you live?
@@nikkikoplitz551 Birmingham, England...
Demver's transportation has been award-winning for many , many year. Watch the potty mouth if you please!
Sure. The Stupidity Award for empty buses driving around aimlessly, light rail that breaks down when the cars aren't empty, and traffic congestion because the commie-run city government has devoted half the streets to bike lanes.
@@chipsaunders154 of course it is commie-run but isn't Colorado a sanctuary State run by the commies! ??? I left working and retired from the downtown location in 2016. It wasn't perfect but then nothing is!
@@rosetyner7758 Dear Rose, Perfect? Hell, I'd settle for "good." This city has been trashed by blm/antifa thugs, looted, vandalized, and the vagrant (aka "homeless") situation is an extreme health hazard with rat infestations in the park across from the Capitol and used needles in every grassy area in the city. The murder rate alone is up by over 50%.
No, Rose. I knew a Denver that was a decent, clean, and relatively safe city. That was a Denver of long ago.
Is it just me or does this dude basically never make any sense...
It’s not just you, try living with him
Please stop moving here!!
Be there soon
boring
this is one of my favorite comments 😂
Matching snap on teeth nice
Negative Wealth @me