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@@LivingInHoustonTexas This kinda stuff only happens in Houston, Texas hahaah 5 days without power is more like Sub Saharan standard of living- but cool. Go Houston!
Houston is hell on earth. Cold and hot. The electric bill will run super high 10 months of the year and negates the state taxes of California😀😀😀 Houston is super high crime rate too. Make a decision accordingly.
It's weird when people post these things. My electric bill isn't high at all and I don't hold back on A/C. Also, I've lived in five different apartment complexes in Houston in the past couple decades and no one has ever bothered me or broken in. Not denying people's experiences. But...ppl need to know that some people write shit about Houston that just isn't a lot of people's experiences.
@@JTN-f1p Apartment is different from a home when it comes to heating an cooling, but sounds good. Low income utility electric rates and payment plans dont apply to single family homes in Houston I think.
@@LivingInHoustonTexas Electric rates are cheap for you- Ok! What about the super high crime rates in Houston- how are you dodging that? Any comments on that? Please enlighten us.
@twattgurll, I’m from ca. also lived in Texas for 14 years. Californias power prices 30-80 cents a kilowatt. Where in Texas they’re 12-14 cents. The power bills in Texas are still cheaper or just a little bit more. Unless you live right next to the ocean in ca, and never turn on the AC, your bill will still be more expensive in Tx. Also, Natasha is in Montgomery county which is super nice & super safe.
Thank you for watching!
If you have any questions or want to make your real estate dreams a reality, feel free to contact me.
Call 210-367-7626 or email me @natashatessier@gmail.com.
Always great content
Thank so much. Where are you watching from?
I live in New Caney and Beryl left me with out power for 5 days at least
Yeah I took a poll. Looks like this on Midsouth did the best!! Less than 48hrs.
@@LivingInHoustonTexas This kinda stuff only happens in Houston, Texas hahaah 5 days without power is more like Sub Saharan standard of living- but cool. Go Houston!
@@twattgurllnice name…
Hi beautiful Natasha how far is Audubon from Montgomery or Woodland Hills
Maybe 20-25
Houston is hell on earth. Cold and hot. The electric bill will run super high 10 months of the year and negates the state taxes of California😀😀😀 Houston is super high crime rate too. Make a decision accordingly.
My electric bill doesn’t compare to the taxes in Cali!!! That’s for sure!!
It's weird when people post these things. My electric bill isn't high at all and I don't hold back on A/C. Also, I've lived in five different apartment complexes in Houston in the past couple decades and no one has ever bothered me or broken in. Not denying people's experiences. But...ppl need to know that some people write shit about Houston that just isn't a lot of people's experiences.
@@JTN-f1p Apartment is different from a home when it comes to heating an cooling, but sounds good. Low income utility electric rates and payment plans dont apply to single family homes in Houston I think.
@@LivingInHoustonTexas Electric rates are cheap for you- Ok! What about the super high crime rates in Houston- how are you dodging that? Any comments on that? Please enlighten us.
@twattgurll, I’m from ca. also lived in Texas for 14 years. Californias power prices 30-80 cents a kilowatt. Where in Texas they’re 12-14 cents. The power bills in Texas are still cheaper or just a little bit more. Unless you live right next to the ocean in ca, and never turn on the AC, your bill will still be more expensive in Tx. Also, Natasha is in Montgomery county which is super nice & super safe.