Things EVERYONE learns AFTER moving to DENVER
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- Things EVERYONE learns AFTER moving to DENVER
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@@grantgoldberg1663 they’re free to come and you’re free to leave. It’s not yours and that’s a beautiful thing.
Nice to see and hear what's life looks like in this part of US. Best wishes from Serbia/Europe
Congratulations on win NBA finals.
I Ike when someone tells me to go take a hike cause I Will😂I love hiking👍🏼🥰🙏🏼
MOUNTAIN DRIVING MUSTS:
1. Down shift going down mountains instead of braking. Better for your car. You can spot visitors because their brake lights are always on.
2. Pull over at the next available spot if someone is behind you on a mountain road. Passing in the mountains is difficult. It is VERY UNCOOL to drive slowly while someone behind you wants to drive faster, especially if there are a couple cars behind you. You might even get a wave and a honk!
It is truly unbelievable how bad people drive in the mountains and RIDE/WARP their brake rotors. I rarely touch my brakes, just downshift to 4th on steep declines along I-70.
Actually what’s uncool is thinking that saving 5 minutes on your commute down the mountains is worth rushing someone who’s unfamiliar with the area out the way. News flash: you don’t own the public roads moron
what do you do in an automatic
@@DailYxDosEmost automatics have gears 1-3 in which you can throw it into. Look at your gear shifter, there is a +/- option to turn your automatic into a fake manual shifter
Colorado people never learned how to pass. As someone who delivers in the city all day i get tailgated by a line of cars even though the lane to the left of me is wide open. I've never experienced this before until I came to Colorado. Sometimes I drive into oncoming traffic and stop just so the dummy behind me gets the hint to freaking pass
Extremely helpful video, thanks a lot for the information man.
Glad it was helpful!
I crashlanded here in 89, Wheatridge, it was heavenly, could walk to my greenhouse job, made a lot of new friends quickly, it was really nice, then the Northridge Quake of 94 brought Californication. Clogged freeways, waiting in lines Every Where, astronomical real estate prices, it was horrible, I escaped to Engleweird, nice MCM neighborhood.
Uhhh… the earthquake did not bring that in man. Urban renewal of the 40’s bright that in
Agree - Never give up your favorite spots. (I have a "camping binder" with pics / locations, but it is off limits to most. LOL
Cause you’re smart 😃
Pretty accurate. We have the best water in Colorado, because we drink it first 💧. As a native, I wear shorts year-round. In the mountains, I have replaced my roof 3 times in 20 years. I refuse to eat RMO's. I have never owned a Subaru, but my son recently got one. Getting stuck mountain biking in hail and lightning sucks!
Having the 👍 from a native is awesome.
The water downtown is trash. You'll need a reverse osmosis system. It's the old ass pipes in the building (lead). The brooks tower, first downtown luxury apartments, is made of 100% asbestos , and they don't move people out when they have a spill on a floor... Feel sorry for their health.
Anything over 50 years old is going to have some asbestos around boilers, etc. and in the 9" floor tile mastic...
Amazing video. Thank you for all the insight ♥️
Thank you for the tips !
Oh yea. No problem
im moving out to Denver this month and I'm so excited! this video is actually super helpful, thank you!!
Likely moving to CO in the new year - really really loved this video and the humor in it - really refreshing from everything else I've seen online!
Any updates?
The chapstick joke had me rolling 😂. Great video!
Tackling the big topics on the channel
Sean, LOVING this video. you are so real and so damn funny, we are so glad we picked you for our Agent. Folks if you need an agent anywhere in Colorado, Sean will take good care of you!
Thank you!
I’m a native (haha we can’t help but mention right?) that’s moving back to CO next month and I was watching this to get more excited! Loved the video! And also miss my Subaru lol
Great content, man. Hope to see more from you.
Thank you! We’re out filming 16th st rn
The south burbs are still decent. Summers have a southern California feel... minus the ocean.
Dakota Ridge is a great hike with the side trail to the Dinosaur Footprints is great as is Green Mt to watch the fireworks at night
It's an even better mountain bike ride, though it is a very spicy trail. And Green Mountain leads to the most common saying in the various front range trail groups "Is GM G2G?" haha.
hey man, don't forget to make a video on Dating in Denver and surrounding areas! Thanks
Mt Galbraith up Nightbird Gulch from the housing area is a great hike
From Houston will be moving to Denver soon..."I'm Coming" - coach Prime
HAHA....i hope you also bring positive change to the area. reach out if we can help find you a home!
As someone relocating over, lovin the helpful content. Thanks!
That's awesome to hear. Thank you and welcome to Denver!
Just be aware that Denver has many car thefts per year as well as experiencing catalytic converter thefts more than any city in America. If you value your car, be precautious
Welcome. but it's funny. Cuz he's off on a few big ones.... Lol .
I'm a 63 year old Denver native and have never used chapstick in my life or any kind of moisturizers. I don't get chapped lips or cuts on my lips or dry skin anywhere for that matter .
That's great.glad to know you've always beensetfree.
Colorado Springs please! ❤ also so glad I found your channel 😊
Cos baby
I'm going to be knocking out some COS vids in the next month. any particular vid/neighborhood you want?
The big deal about red rocks it's acoustics. Fyi. Performers love playing there....cheers...
Great vid
One helpful thing to keep in mind...the mountains are always West.
Very true! ....hard to get too lost as long as youre not in them
@@SomewhereInColorado yes. The mountains are a direction
Colorado should give everyone a credit on their registration for having to endure the absolute sh*t condition of the roads
I drive a corolla and since moving out here I realize that's the wrong car to have. My car gets destroyed on the daily on these roads.
@@nomaderic yeah it's brutal, i gave up owning a car years ago, only trucks now
There is a lot of clay (bentonite) in Colorado, so you must drive careful and watch for holes.
You must drive a truck if you decide to move to Denver. It will save you money on the long run.
Great video. I'd like to add. Shout out to Robo Mike on the 16th Street Mall. He has since retired. ALWAYS bring a coat. Even if it is 110 degrees during the day. It will be 40-50 at night. Don't sit on the red rocks. Your butt will be red. Most of the oxygen cans you can buy in gift shops are a gimmick.
Who writes you material??? Really ! Give him or her a kiss for your listeners. Always jumping, important stuff to know and personable delivery
aww! thanks. *sean kisses himself in mirror*. lol. i wrote it and my editors do all the real work in making it watchable!
💯 More people need to know !
All true ❤
Thanks for the confirmation! 🙏
You should also explain about the BEER!!!
huge miss. I'm embarrassed.
Dope
thank ya
Your friends who dont drink Aurora water are missing out, it's just as good as the rest of the metro area.
It's the same water, Denver water covers the entire metro area.
Almost all counties in Colorado use water treatment plants which means the water coming out of your faucet has been flushed down the toilet at one point and then treated with chemicals, microbes and bacteria to become safe for drinking again.
That’s literally everywhere
He forgot to mention that people in Denver have a lot of guns.
everyone is packing like Neo on the Matrix
denver isn't what it used to be, it used to be a great place to live and raise a family, now not so much. it is ok, but the cost of living is a lot, compared to what it used to be. i was born and lived in denver until 1996. then i left went to fl, then came back in 2002. i didn't arrive in denver though, i arrived and stayed in northern colo. still live in northern colo. i like it. I don't go to denver that much, once in a while i go there.
Layahs!
Whats it like to live there with psoriasis? Would you know?
i can't speak to that personally. everyone's skin is try out here and my scalp always flakes when the seasons change.
How well do you handle very low humidity? Especially cold and very dry conditions. I personally get some issues with eczema in winter here, so if you're sensitive to cold and dry you might want to invest in moisturizer by the 55 gallon drum.
Do not cheat on fire restrictions. Ever.
Born and raised here never once used chapstick lol lead in the water also 😂try commerce shitty water js thieves are everywhere went to California and got some of my s*** stolen no skin cancer here but my lighter peeps please do where sunscreen tacos rapidos open 24hrs hiking take your whistle 😙 thought you would of tried them oysters 😂keep moving here and you won't be able to drive anywhere got this is making me feel bad for some of y'all good luck and be safe ✌️
Had to watch this because l already know/l grew up here!/lol
How did I do?
RIP
I have 3chapsticks right next to my 3 glocks
Everyone here has a dog, even the dogs have dogs
Amplitheater?
www.redrocksonline.com
Here's one: Rare is the person that was born and raised in Denver. They all leave as soon as they can. I wonder if there's a reason for that?
The reason people leave is because people from California keep coming.
@@Whoiskevinjones it’s not even Californians anymore.. nowadays it’s Texans, 😩
I’m from AZ. Hoping to move there. CA People are all over here. It’s crazy!
no one can see the front range at red rocks. have you ever been there. you see metro denver. not that much hail. not really. overall take a hike!
You should make a video
Johnny Harris lite
I learned that Coloradans aren’t required to drive the highway before getting their drivers license. Coloradan driving is awful and they blame everyone else for their bad habits. If you want to see a confused coloradan just see what they do when they use an on-ramp and entry-lane. It’s just incredible to watch.
Wrong. Obviously you're a drifter from another state. Just get out of here then.
Can confirm. I grew up in Denver and got my license there. Driving test was cake. Didn't even parallel park. This was in 2007.
Pro Tip for you. Almost any time you see the license plates with the white mountains and the green sky, that's an implant. Most likely someone who escaped from Californistan. Send your complaints to them.
No Coloradans live there anymore. I just sold my condo in downtown Denver last year and moved to Europe because of the influx of idiots.
It's not Coloradans who are crap drivers. It's all the transplants.😉
I grew up there from age 5 and left at age 49. It used to be a great place. It sucks now--due to the influx of nasty, rude, trendy people.
Can confirm, people using blinkers to merge or get in your lane, non existent.
why is your thumbnail a car break-in from all things you could have used. Car break-ins are not unique to Denver at all. This is common among all major cities.
Not all people are moving from cities and understand that you can't leave gear in your car. We get a lot of recent college grads that this might be their first city experience
Alot of bad drivers. Trust no one on the road
Too dry..too sunny..love darkness
Commerce city Colorado water sucks.
There is a major issue in Denver, CO. There are people who have some serious diseases; one being syphilis, which can be deadly if not treated. Symptoms can vary, seeking medical treatment is the best recommendation. People who have the disease should wear a mask at all times, especially when around others and they should not allow others in their home. Wherever the individual lives, will likely be hot and stuffy, which is not good. Some excrete green discharge at times, which affects the plumbing system and infrastructure. The individuals should use the bathroom in a landfill or where there is a septic tank, because of the toxins being released from their body. They have a foul body odor as well. Greyhound Bus transports a lot of individuals who have syphilis, employ them and they don’t even know it. Please seek medical treatment. Sex trafficking is on the rise in Denver, CO. No matter the age, women are dressing very provocative and inappropriately; they are wearing bikini bottoms to the mall, store, on the bus and etc. The work attire has changed, dresses are so short, you can see the woman’s panties, even if she doesn’t bend over. The climate has really changed in Denver, CO.
So u are the mayor.. ? Are you always so welcoming? .
Michael Johnston: I just raised Denver’s sales tax by another percent to give aide to all syphilis sufferers of the Mile High city. They’re now entitled to free housing and $1,000 per month basic income. To all the intolerant conservatives who stigmatize individuals with STIs, screw you and pay up.
1. That it sucks overall
2. Overpriced
3. Crime and declining infrastructure
4. Becoming California 2.0
5. Crowded freeways 🛣
6. High cost of living (not worth the cost benefit)
7. Not very family friendly
8. It’s “outdoor accesible” (if you drive 45-70 mins in a freeway and not touch traffic)
9. Get a good car alarm and make sure you have a catalytic converter protecting shield -it will most likely be stolen. Also don’t park in the airport as it will not protect your car.
10. prepare to deal with the homeless and the crazies. They have more rights than you, and he police will arrive 5 hours late if you get hurt…so you’re better off avoiding the issue all together.
In closing, if your vibe is California/Portland/Seattle and you’re personality is being suuuper woke but not moderate. You’re passionate about the blueness to the point that your personality is Political science and you drink LaCroix and drive a Tesla….then look no further. ❤️
also, denver folks are very prideful of their state and city so I expect they will respond with comments like “move out” or something similar 😂🫠🤷🏻♂️ (truth hurts).
I’m a Denver native and my neighbor’s catalytic converter got stolen last night!.. Carry mace, sound grenade or a gun on public transportation! Watch out for the Tweakers and Zombie people Downtown 🍻
As someone who is a nomad and lives everywhere trust me when I say people like you are in every single state. Yall all think California is taking over yalls state.
@@nomaderic lol. I’ve lived in multiple states and the west since covid has gotten insane. Hoping east has less expansion and more serenity. Def. Avoiding major cities.
@@keithhavens6566 yes. I agree. But it’s odd how people see the determination of the city and still turn a blind eye to how it’s getting. Very odd.
@@AlexZ-lc6nl dude everywhere in America is the same. We have more people on this planet, transportation is easier than ever. Pretty much every city in America is going to continue to grow
He said the animals hate you. 😂
“Belee dat” 🐻 🦌 🐏
I went to Colorado recently for 5 days and came home to ( Pittsburgh ) with the driest lips I’ve ever had in my fucking life 😂😂😂
Lol. Real Talk. Burt’s Bees on the block!
The Rocky Mountains in Colorado are beautiful. Seeing RMNP and the San Juan range are spectacular. The alpine terrain of Colorado is one of the most gorgeous spots in the entire country.
Denver, on the other hand, is a nasty city. It’s dirty, homeless-infested, crime-ridden, and unfriendly. I don’t get paying a premium for the hood life. If you are not a woke socialist, just forget about moving there.
GOD Has Already Defeated the enemy satan AMEN!!!
If you’re thinking of moving here, DONT! too expensive and it’s cold, and we get snow in the summer time.
Recycled toilet water,yum!!!
uuuuh. what?
Denver’s water tastes terrible. Now, I know why. Detroit gets tasty tap water from Lake Huron. Florida’s tap water is the best I ever had.
Sounds boring for people who live in countries where hiking is considered boring or too obvious. Where are the upbeat, dancing halls in Denver?
I don't know about dance halls but there are plenty of music venues to go shake your butt at
@@SomewhereInColorado In dancing countries, dancing does not boil down to physical movements like shaking or swinging the hips. We dance at soul level, and this thrill usually materializes in body movements. Many European descents do not dance because they think it is only the body that dances.
Denver is super "progressive" FYI anyone looking to move here
I dont undrstand this shit. Even in atlanta, why the fuck do people not lock their doors. It must be a cultural thing because me coming from nyc, you never leave your car unlocked. I think it must be people who arent used to living in bigger cities and used to leaving all the doors open . They even leave their personal items in their cars over night, i dont understand, police have to put out a PSA to remind people. Like seriously
TELL EM!
I think everyone’s getting better at it, though, as you see more homeless with nice tents and high end bikes outside of their encampment
Don't move there , it's pretty simple , colorado was a nice place till the rich decided it was a good place to be .
You seem fun
@@SomewhereInColorado I was , for a long time , then life came along and smacked me in the behind and i realized most of humanity is just the dumbest, most useless things on the planet, the rich have ,are and will continue long after we are all dust , destroyed everything nice in this world all in the worship of their god, GREED.
We allow this because "Everyone has a chance" to be rich or so they say , it's all lies to keep them in the money and us the people , in the poor.
when i first moved here a guy gave me the shirt off his back..... now i could watch colorado get carpet bombed with nukes and i would not shed a tear.
Its like those two cities God destroyed in the Bible. I will be happy to leave.
High crime ( think getting mugged before you can get into your apartment bad ) extremely high taxes including a colorado tax! There are tens of thousands of illegals here and the traffic! 2-3 hours or more spent IN traffic daily! Denver is a big sprawling place you will use a lot of gas here and gas is high 4.00 for regular. Food is super expensive. A coworker bought a regular sub sandwich at King Soopers grocery store and it was 25.00! Don't forget the high high rent. 1800 for a studio. You will work a couple of jobs here most folks work two or three jobs here and have roomates. Forget going to the mountains you will be too busy working to survive and if you do get the chance to go to the mountains you will have to compete for parking with the illegals and other out of towners. Don't bother going period on holidays it's elbows to a.... I-25 and I -70 traffic is horrible don't be fooled its bad EVERYWHERE in DENVER. You have tens of thousands of people who have never driven that are now here and driving. Druggies and homeless are everywhere. You wont be able to go anywhere without getting accousted for money. Groceries stores, gas stations, post office, every stoplight and corner and parking lot etc expect to be hit up for your money. Fentenol is an epidemic here. They smoke it on the trains and in the buses. If you break down anywhere in Denver you will have your windows busted, your battery and tires stolen. Insurance is super expensive here for obvious reasons. The food here sucks and is expensive unless you like fast food and it averages about 30.00 for two people. People are rude, tired and on edge here. Especially in traffic. So be prepared. People will try to hit you in traffic. In the winter they do not plow the side streets and the roads are very bad here. Think hundred car pile up bad. So many horrible crater like potholes here. You will go through a lot of tires living here. Plenty of nails everywhere in denver on the roads especially in Commerce City. The middle finger is state bird and the Colorado welcome.
BROOOOO....you took every issue and x1000.
👆🏻this person's comment is like listening to an extremist trying to get you fired up. If this isn't a bot then someone is playing with ChatGPT
@@SomewhereInColorado No bot. Just telling it like it is!
You nailed it!
@@SomewhereInColorado I'm not a bot. I'm real! I live in Denver!
Please don't move to Denver.
East Colfax .., etc
Every city has their sketchy area haha
What's wrong with looking like a newb if you are a newb? You could just say "Oh yeah, I'm a newb. I didn't know that."
Nothing is wrong with it. I’m just flexing a little satire cause I think I’m funny.
@@SomewhereInColorado yeah I was just kind of commenting mindlessly. I wasn't attacking it
@@SomewhereInColorado thanks for the info btw. I'm probably going to Denver from Florida, so I'll feel like a total alien
@@GodbreadGilfredBiago All good. I’m a shit-talker. There are a ton of people from all around the US that live here, so most everyone’s very welcoming to those that are new. You specifically just need to learn for drive well in snow ❄️ 😉
@@SomewhereInColorado That is my main fear about moving there to be honest. I have driven in the snow and ice in Austin though, which may actually be some good experience because they didn't salt the roads at all basically.