PROS AND CONS OF LIVING IN THE US VIRGIN ISLANDS
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- čas přidán 12. 11. 2020
- In this week's episode of Blyden vLogs I share 6 PROS and 5 CONS of living in the US Virgin Islands. I hope you find this video helpful especially if you are seeking to move to the US Virgin Islands within the near future or if you just have a general interest in how the quality of life in in the US Virgin Islands. (No official Poll was taken. These PROS and CONS were simply based my personal experiences growing up and living in the US Virgin Islands.
#usvirginislands #pros #cons #living #usvi
If anyone is interested I purchased my cap from a local Virgin Islander @ ispiredapparel.com/
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Some B Roll Footage used from "Ask a Local: US Virgin Islands"
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This is exactly what I was looking for, I don't plan to move to the islands just yet but getting myself familiar with what I should expect a few years in advanced. Thank you for taking the time to give such an in depth informational video, and I really hope you continue this series. Also really looking forward to your St. Croix videos since I am very interested in that island. Thanks again!
Excellent!! I see so many videos on CZcams done by folks who have NO idea what they're talking about (some who've never even been here). Coming from the mainland, you have to be easy-going & adaptable & low maintenance...type A personalities should stick to vacationing. I moved to STX a little over 4 years ago (bought my house a year earlier & rented it out, then decided to go ahead & move instead of waiting until I retired...got in before the real estate prices went crazy, probably couldn't afford the move now). One con that often gets overlooked is the climate/environment...humid, salty air & the UV...destroys nearly everything in fairly short order...I get about 2 years out of a pair of shoes before they start to fall apart & my cell phone batteries swell & push out the back of the phone about every 2 years as well. The antenna on my Grand Cherokee literally disintegrated within a couple of years, appliances rust, electrical items corrode, etc. And lets not forget about the terrible road conditions (on top of the never-ending construction projects) and WAPA (expensive & unreliable...I budgeted for solar when I bought my house & had it installed within 6 months...had to wait a bit due to 'island time' and the fact that the good contractors always have a waiting list). I tell people to come down & do a short term rental first & live like a local, not a tourist, then decide.
Awesome. Glad to hear that you got in before the price surge! I am about to do another video this week about the “trade-offs” of living on the mainland vs. the USVI.
Best vid on VI living considerations I've found. Really helpful. Accurate to the things we've experienced from our 4 trips there, and fills in some gaps that we hadn't considered. Diggin' your chanel. Also your wall decor. Faith and Hope. It shows. 😊
Good morning. Love this! Pro #1 definitely noticed that when visiting!! One of my favorite things actually. Hope all is well. Stay blessed. Can't wait for the food video!!! We are always looking for new places.
Thanks for sharing
Cool video. I spent a month in St Thomas back in 2019. Coming from fast pace corporate America, St Thomas is super slow compared to other places in the USA. It took me a week to calm down and understand the culture. Roads are horrible in the VI, and they drive on the wrong side of the road. Lol
I had a chance to visit Tortola, cool place.
Awesome information! Thanks for sharing.
What a great help your video is! Thank u 😎
Easy to catch a ride on backs of trucks in St Croix!.. you're so right about that..I'm laughing..good vlog..I'm subscribed..love your videos
Thank u....very comprehensive list....!!
i have lineage from the Virgin Islands.. never been.. i plan to go very soon... seems amazing
Great video! Thanks!
Thanks for the video! Informative..
Great info! Thank you1
great video... I am so homesick. I miss my lovely St. Thomas.. Rock City.. Da Rock..... St. Croix, Twin City... St. John, Love City... Bless.. Big Up.. Moving back soon..
Dot dot dot …. So dramatic …. And mysterious …. You’re so cool …. Cause you put dots … after every ….. word ……
Don't quit bro keep doing this
With the name Blyden you don't even have to say you from rock..That name speaks for you . Great Content!
Pro or con this video mek me miss home bad! Dope video my boy 💪🏾
very well done sir.
Thanks for sharing
You've got some smooth sounding music playing in the background. Who is that playing?
Great video.
Great vid! I'mma definitely sub to your channel!
Thanks for the sub!
Great video💗
Great video meh breddah! I didn't know a Thomian would rate Cruz like that. I subscribed!
Thanks for the sub!
@@mblydenvlogs bless
Nice job!
Thank you! I'm looking to move here 2021. Thank you for this info
Could you connect me to any realtors and the best places to move in St. Thomas
Sure. Do you have Facebook and btw which island are you looking to move to?
mBlyden vLogs yes I’m on Facebook and Instagram @JeanitaBlue
I have a female friend on st Thomas who does real estate and a male cousin on st croix who works for remax over there.
mBlyden vLogs awesome. Yes please let’s connect on Facebook or Instagram. Looking forward to talk to you much! Thank you again for your help!!!
the cap : VI (for Virgin Islands, I know right
But love the idea that your cap shows VI as it's in the 6th place in the clock view . genious idea lol
I really don't know if I'm clear - I'm french. But I hope y'all understand. From Guadeloupe
Yeah. That’s cool. I’ve never noticed that, but thanks for pointing it out.
Helpful video! Im curious about the social life and cost of that, I'm 25 and moving to st.johns in December
St. Johns or St. John? HUGE difference.
@@Defender-Guy St. John
Hi Dan. Social life as can be expected is on the high end also. Living down here all comes down to properly budgeting your money and learning where you can shop to get the best “bang for your buck” depending on what you need. Thanks for your comment and watching the video!
Hi! I will be moving to St. Croix in February! I appreciate this video :)
Tamika LeRay can u tell me how to find a place to live there i am trying to leave usa
@@reese1337 Same here...!!!
@tamika How did it go?
How is it??
@@reese1337 US Virgin Islands is the USA
Planning a move next month thank you
Thanks for watching. Glad you found it helpful.
Nice video!
I WAS BORN IN ST CROIX VI I LIVED IN ST THOMAS TOO NOW IM LIVING IN PA.
Con- alot of tru Virgin islanders are moving away while other cultures are moving in
Why do you think that is? Just curious
It's sad to me to see us being pushed out.
That's happening everywhere, Californians come and buy up our homes in Montana, Alabama, Ohio, and Puerto Rico, wherever the land is cheap the californians push us out.
I’m from Hawaii and was curious about the cost of living and life on the usvi’s. Everything you mentioned is the same here in Hawaii. Aloha 🤙🏽
Aloha. The cost of living is about 10- 15 percent less that of Hawaii.
Curious your from Hawaii but didn’t opt for Guam? Or you wanted something close to the mainland USA?
I heard about the people getting the fish ect from the water going back and my grandpa told me that.
Can you give a breakdown on rents and places that would be good for people looking to live and work here versus vacation?
Coming soon…stayed tuned!
Planning to move there soon
@@yaloucrypto9027 have you moved there yet? I'm planning to move there soon as well
If you plan to live in the VI you should read Don't Stop The Carnival. I lived there for about 15 years. I still love it. Love the memories. Doc James, Addie Ottley, Fungi! Best pate at Ashley's by the Airport, used to be in a tiny shack near Emerald Bay. Loved the Jitney busses. The East End was the country, And Hugo did not make me a Don! Hugo blew me, Farrelly screwed me and the National Guard stole my toaster~ lol. I love the VI. and I am really jonesing for an Ashley's Pate!!! Bless you all and hope the hurricanes pass you by!
Thanks for watching. A lot has changed since those days. I miss Ashley’s restaurant pates and hearing Addie Ottleys voice in the morning. Hopefully the hurricanes do pass us by this year. It’s not even June and things have started heating up.
Hey man just happened upon your channel. I’ve stopped briefly on St Thomas on our way to Dominica and we knew one day we needed to come back.
We also thought Puerto Rico was lovely. Which is better to vacation at in your opinion? What brought you to St Thomas?
Hi thanks for the sub. I’m originally from st. Thomas and I moved back after the hurricanes in 2017. Right now the best place (not being biased) to visit would be the us Virgin island because due to COVID19 Puerto Rico has a 7 hour curfew in effect over there from 9pm to 5am. Over here you’re free to move around
@@mblydenvlogs thanks. It is a beautiful place and COVID has been very disruptive here too. We do favor St Thomas for sure.
I do not know Virgin Islands, but know fairly well PR, and if you want to come for vacation to PR - its ok, its tropical island has nice beaches (don't mind garbage - too much work for locals to make 5 steps to garbage can. Easier to toss it around...), has nice weather, rainbows, sunsets, good coffee (and thats about it I would say), don't expect Mexico style service, looking after guests, cleaning and such..nah. You will encounter some nice smiling people here and there, they might want to look good at first and will help you - but thats just decorum, they want to look good. You will also meet covert passive aggressive attitude, there is hidden despice towards nonboricuas (non portoricans), the worst they hate americans, and worst they treat Dominicans and Cubans. They will welcome you to come for brief vacay and expect you to flatter them but they don't want people to come and stay (of course there are exceptions, Im speaking of significant big part of island).
With the passive aggressiveness you can imagine the flood of problems you will encounter... Its endless...
PR has criminality issue, frauds, scams, housing safety issues, quality issues, car issues, language issues - they speak English but will refuse and even give you attitude here and there, healthcare issues... Whatever you lay your eye on - it carries issue for gringos. They will unscrupulously try to take advantage of you.
Example: bought car - 2-3 mo later transmission broke. Towed to mechanic, paid cash for transmission replacement. 2 months later - First transmission i got - was leaking pink fluid and couldn't reverse... So i brought it back right away.long story short...
Several months later mechanics wife called that they have transmission, - and can fix car for themselves, and will give me 1000 for car. (Car was way way higher value and they could have bought it themselves for fair price from first owner but didn't want. I bought it.. (you can tell island is small everyone knows everyone). So If i don't agree to let car go for 1000 - they will tow car back to me.
Got it?
Another example:
House rent (contract in Spanish I had translated) I would rent for year. And just btw, am responsible for repair on plumbing, roof, floors, everything, even new paint facade when I will move out...
Of course i didn't sign.
But saw two years later house got new facade.. i am assuming some gringo didn't read properly...
Also...if they cause issue to you, even as their job - they will turn deaf and blind.. can't get anywhere, won't correct it.. you out of luck. There isn't culture of responsibility...its damn hard to find someone who will do their job and even will do it properly. Rare pearl. Norm is to come late, leave early, and have siesta in between. Don't be hindered by that. Job that you could do yourself in 3 days - will take local person week and half...
Island - Word sketchy describes it best.
Thought in San Juan they start to be more pretending to be appreciative of tourists and more willing to speak English, so you might have luck.
I personally was making constantly awful and worse experiences here in PR.
I did had some good experience too - but that was damn extreme exceptions. There are people that openly say "we know how people here are" and they try to balance it out, like make it up so its not all that bad. And those are precious treasures!!! Met few people like that. They do really exist ;) even you might be giving up after ling string of shady experiences, there are good people too.
I tell you as I tell my friends (and as few portoticans living in usa told me - its ok to come for week or two but stay there? Absolutely not. But - there are people who will tell you how they love it, everyone is just awesome and nice, everything is pink, stress free, there are no issues on island... So for completeness - you have both sides, you pick ;)
I am curious how much difference I can expect in VI..
Oh and about that VI ride offering...it truly brought a tear into my eye.
When here in PR my car broke and was at mechanic and I was stuck and needed to get to car rental... I would offer locals for 8 minutes ride full gass tank and 20$ ...and they wouldn't move finger. Sitting on but at home was more convenient... I was stuck for week untill one person run out with money and needed the money..
Thanks. New subscriber 🤝
Awesome. Thanks for the sub!
I'm looking to move away from Western Washington soon. I've got a good career here in construction as a superintendent/project manager but I imagine there isn't much in that field in the VI. I'm 28 y/o male btw. Cost of living in Western Washington is pretty crazy right now. My house I bought for 280k two years ago is worth about 450k now. I intend on selling it and uprooting to somewhere new. I'm tired of being cold and wet all year round. Any advice for someone like me? I do like the sound of living in the VI but not sure what I would do for work and not sure if locals would treat me so well. I'm not so worried about people mistreating me as much as finding a steady job and a home that would be comfortable for me. Not a fan of spiders in my home either though...
Harrison....I'm in San Francisco and it's August with cold blowing fog right now! Yeeuck
Im 19 turning 20 this year. Im originally from Detroit and i just dont like it here and was planning on maybe getting my adult life started in the US virgin islands because of all the great things ive heard. My dream is to open a bar somewhere like this later on. Would this be a good place to get started?
Island living is not for everyone, but if you can make it here you can make it anywhere. I’ve learned a lot growing up on the island and have really come to appreciate it after living in the us mainland for a total of about 15 years. There are trade offs but all in all I think it’s worth it! I’ll say see what matter to you most and how it compares down here. If your a person who has medical issues, down here is definitely not the right fit for you. Best wishes in making your choice!
mBlyden vLogs Thank you!
Very informative. Thanks for going in depth & providing some much needed information! The Tsunami 🌊 Warning is a bit scary to think about.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi I'm from St. Thomas I've lived in North America for 28 years now, I'm looking for a more local view through the ( Gettoe's ) places like that, around the Field, CAHS activity, visit my friend at Drake Seat, he does Donkey pictures tell him Ahsantie, sends hello.
Can you obtain a social security card while living in the usvi and if so what's the process?
Yes, you can. You simply go to the social security office located in Nisky Center. Incidentally, the passport office is also located in the same Business Center.
In New York it takes 10 plus years to get any infrastructure projects done but I feel much love from New York 🤞🏽
been planning to move to the Virgin Islands for a few years now, any tips for manners? I don't want to learn the hard way when I do things that are considered rude or impolite, I want to be as respectful to people there as I can.
watch this vlog of mines, it will answer your question: czcams.com/video/j6g3Nzupw8E/video.html&lc=UgzCCebUCdaSAeRI7iF4AaABAg
First and most important rule... Always greet someone with the time of day. Good morning, afternoon, evening BEFORE you say anything. It's considered disrespectful to us to just begin speaking to someone without greeting them first.
I loved this, found it very informative I plan on relocating my family to the Virgin Islands so this video was helpful. Please, would you be able to provide any information on housing on St. Croix and schools and activities for families with children? I recently learned that I can transfer my Section 8 housing to St. Croix, I work in the social services/medical field and wanted to know what areas are family friendly and what the housing is like. Can you provide some information (if you have any) on that?
Moving in a few months too!
I was thinking the same thing I wanted a change for me and my family and was watching videos to help me make a decision
Based on the fact it takes so long for all of these construction projects to see completion, whether it’s a residential projects concrete block, roof, small projects etc. or even commercial projects when you say that it should be fairly easy to find work if you start a construction business or transfer your construction business from the United States mainland..?
Thanks!!
Yes. Lots of construction companies have been doing that. There is one like that which in currently has the contract to build a parking deck for airport on st. Thomas.
@@mblydenvlogs I’m basically asking if you think it would be fairly easy to start a construction company and make a good living over there is there a big need for it? I heard most of the companies are very slow so I was thinking it would be a good idea to start when there.That’s what I do here in Florida.
@@Exotic_pet_company yes
Hi, I looked into the VI past ten years.. and only things I could find - were comments about how bad experience some folks made. (However I met Virgin Islander in my work and it was deep contrast to what I read previously. Of course everyone is different, can't judge based on one experience.)
So I actually replied to some job adds... And didn't received any response (im in specialty thats kinda in demand), never minded it, contacted the office to take care of my credentials transfer - no response.
My coworker gave me contact to someone he knows in the place where I applied. I contacted the person - again no success ..
So I didn't know what to actually make of it, and wanted to know more about the islanders. Thanks for bringing it up.
What type of work do you do? VI people especially in government are very lax and not good about getting back to you (especially since COVID19)
@@mblydenvlogs nurse
@@Dexterosa
Best to first go through a traveling nurse program.
@@urpreposterous682 yes, definitely. But wouldn't i have to still get the VI license?
@@Dexterosa Sorry, idk.
The traveling nurse program will answer that question and take care of everything for you. Then if decide to stay you can extend your contract or decide to be a regular hospital nurse employee.
Hello, how are you? I would like to know about apartments in St. Thomas. How much would I pay for a one bedroom or Studio apartment? Any advice will be appreciated.
Good day. The average 1 bedroom is around $6-1200 depending on the area you’re living in. Most places water is included. Electricity for me averages about $70-100. I’ll suggest joining groups that list rental in st. Thomas on Facebook. If you see a deal that fits your needs. You should move on it ASAP
I think it is still worth the cost to live there!!
When you said BEACHES for some reason in my mind it was replaced with
B_tches I know I'm wrong but in context the way you said it just made it funny as hell to me. I gotta get my mind out the gutter.
Haha!!! Only it would’ve been that if I was rappin! lol
🤣🤣🤣
I moved to St. Croix alone. I got a teaching job at a high school on the island. I lived in Pepper Tree Terrace. I thought I was set. My pros were the food, Cruzan rum, fresh coconuts, the weather, the outdoor/beach life, SOME of my students, and my supervisor. The cons were the effects of weather on getting food on island, I didn’t have a car, I was treated like a foreigner/outsider and aggressively by some men.
Really love the pros of “ Cruzan rum” lol
Whatshaname...
What do you mean 'aggressively'? Doesn't sound good.
Hi, I’m planning on hearing to stt, do you do tours? If so can we connect so I can have someone show me around ?
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yes I!!!
Thank you for emphasizing the point on most people are friendly. I found that some of those were also very homophobic and very rude
I plan on moving there. I'd appreciate convenience and seclusion. A nice little place in walking distance of a grocery store.
Does the school jave transportation or do parents have to take their children to school?
@@miamiles7996 public schools have transportation but it’s limited to certain areas.
If you move there from the mainland...how do you get your car over?
Ship it from a port in FL via Tropical or Crowley. It typically cost $1500-2000 based on the weight of the vehicle.
Hows the laws with importing pets to the island ? Hawaii was kinda crazy.
I’m not sure about the laws regarding animals. Regular domesticated animals are okay it’s only if you’re trying to import exotic animals you may have an issue.
@@mblydenvlogs Thank you. If I do move I will move down for a military job. So I assume I can bring my guns too.
Ilike your videos- thank you. shouts out from Switzerland.-( I'm a U.s. Ctizen) trying to find a peaceful and stable place to live. I am a pro muiscian, and I would import my recording stuido. I would like to record local bands and also form a blues-rock band...how do you think that could work? are ther many good musicians there? are there many clubs and events that hire bands? pls. hit me back , my brother.
Hi, there are several local restaurants and bars in the Virgin Islands that feature various genres of music! Musicians can definitely make a living down here!
You started the video 13 minutes late and without ganja. Please get Abi Beach, Morningstar, Little Brewers, and I know there is a lot of it, but Hull too. Please get shots of bars or whatever might be there along with the beach and bay. Maybe go out to Inner? Traffic is bad in town. With the new roads I expect downtown to be much more easy to go through during the day. I can remember specifically avoiding town during the day, even when I worked at Blackbeards for a company that was located there. I was hitchhiking and a guy who just moved to the island to start a business picked me up. He said his full name, so I said my full name. One thing led to another, and I find out he used to be my father's tailor back in Massachusetts. There are a couple of stories I could tell about drinking with him.
Thank you. Is it easy to get GANJA?
@@princessjohnson817 Well, once they get their act together with the already passed medical MJ, if you have a medical card for a small fee they are going to honor it, in the future. As far as illegal, I don't know what it is like for a tourist to find ganja on STT - I have friends that grow it.
@@johnphantom ok Thank you
Are the locals accepting and nice to hijabis or nijabis (muslim women who cover) I’m looking into colleges and love the uni there but ofc my safely is first❤️
Oh yes. We grew going to school with many Arab and Muslim schoolmates plus the Rastafarian women usually cover the heads so it’s something we’re accustomed to.
I went 3 yrs ago and my fam comes from there originally. The people were extremely friendly and I'm a black woman in hijab. It was my first time visiting. I loved it.
Looking to move to St Croix but the JOBS WHERE ARE THEY ☹️
Try signing up either the VI department of labor and indeed.com in a st. Croix zip code.
I’m looking to maybe move out there in the fall of 2021. What island is the most pet friendly?
St.Croix has got .dogs for days In everyone's fenced yards... but some renters don't allow pets..lots of horses as pets
None. Dogs are not allowed on beaches. Majority of landlords don't accept pets, even if they have dogs. No dog parks. Lots of roaming dogs and feral cats. Humane Society is overrun with dogs & cats that need transportation to states for adoption.
@Michael consider Montserrat Island it's covid free and beaches are pet friendly
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The flag looks cool
Is it better to go to Costa Rico????
I've never been to Costa Rica, but since we're a US territory it'll be easier to move here.
U.s territory is easier to visit because it is very small..and they speak english...and uses u.s. dollars..weather is good all year long ..you can pack a simple little back pack with one or 2 pieces of lightweight clothes and you are good to go for a quick vacation of fun in the sun...I've known people from the USA that have been vacationing for 20 years every winter in the usvi...( snowbirds)
No supporter here. Watching from Barbados🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧
hello.. its September 2021. i may have the opportunity to move to st. john. looking for housing/room rental for November. can you help me? thx
check out: facebook.com/groups/1040250339326711/
facebook.com/groups/478162662560805
@@mblydenvlogs thank you!
Does the us government help the economics of your islands?
Are there any scooters there?
Oh yes, lots of scooters!
For those interested you can purchase Vi paraphernalia such as my cap from: ispiredapparel.com/
Can u tell me how to find a place to rent? Because i am trying to leave usa
You can check on Facebook and craigslist. That’s the only two that I can think of off of the top of my head.
It IS the USA. USVI. US. As in united states.
Lori Michelle I understand that however, I was thinking it may be less racist since it’s in the caribbean but I could be wrong
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by that so I'll answer carefully. It's more likely that tourists are racist to us. Be kind and we will return the favor. Disrespect will get you nowhere, and we don't appreciate when people assume we have something against those with different cultures. We are a proud people, yes, but the last thing that makes us is racist. Respect for anyone in any place is imperative.
Lori Michelle What you said goes when traveling anywhere however, American racism towards Brown people is unlike racism anywhere unless you have lived within the states for a good period of time, you will never know the truth. I am referring to brown people moving to The U.s. virgiN islands to experience less racism from anyone at all, including natives. In America, brown skin is scrutinized daily like from just walking into a store sometimes and paying for a purchase we are followed etc
I'm moving there but I don't know anyone there.
you'll make friends in no time. the people are friendly and personable!
Biggest "con" is the high cost of living.
I agree and really the only one
$9 for a box of corn flakes? Are they organic? lol.
“Organic Cornflakes” would $50 a box LoL
From my experience the only real pros are the beach and the water. You need to go to the mainland US for any routine or emergency medical care, entertainment is very limited, "island time" makes everything difficult because no one wants to do their job, you have go to the mainland to buy clothing, etc. The USVI are great to visit but terrible to live.
Your last sentence is on par! Hence the reason for my next video being titled “living in the VI vs. visiting”
Is it safe for whites down there ? Genuine question!
Yes. It’s safe down here for everyone!
I saw whites on their bikes minding their business and no one was paying them any attention.
It's ironic that healthcare is expensive - the pay is not good at all.
IKR. The lawmakers should take steps to curb that. I can understand people charging more for goods because it cost more to get here, but charging more for a service does not make sense.
Anyones who's lookin a place to rent while yur in virgin islands give me a calll.
Do you have a Facebook or Instagram account where we can reach you?
number?
Why the apartments so high you don't have no apartments one bedroom for 400
You can find an Efficiency for the price but they are few and far between.
Yes but you wont like the area.
@@yendyvilma2681 I'm living in the ghetto now crime violence I just want to Tropical weather what's wrong with the neighborhood is it gang related send me a friend request on Facebook Orlando Orlando we can talk on messaging
You won't even find an efficiency/studio for $400. They start at about $750. 1 bedroom start at $950.
Can't live anywhere because cost. I should just live in a sewer.
There's a $800 surcharge for sewer dwelling.
You can tell that nisky center job length is bothering this man.😂😂😂😂😂
Sure is...had my accent come out and all. LoL they must have watch my video because they finishing it up now!
@@mblydenvlogs 😂😂😂😂😂
there are a lot of poor people in the Virgin Islands so most people do not have two cars. Again you are talking about wealthy people are people with a lot resources, What aboout retired people are people with very modest income.
Con- WAPA
#facts
The number 1 is the crime
I thought he said bitches not beeches 🤣🤣
Haha!
What about cost of living, job opportunities, tax refund, housing…….😡
Cost of living is high. Average income is low around $30k. Job opportunities went up a bit post pandemic but are back down again. Just because it’s an election year people are finally getting their tax return in good time. Housing is bad now because most apartments have been turned into air bnbs.
I lived 2 years in the US Virgin Islands there is only drinking water in the 10 percent of each island, the rest is water tanks I always had gastric problems by water. They are very dangerous islands have many problems with crime especially in St Thomas and St. Croix the food is very expensive. They drive on the left side.The natives are very rude. They have a high level of illegal immigrants most Hispanic I lived Smith Bay St Thomas and Fredericksted St Croix can be heard Shooting every night ok .mudascunt !!!! ✌️👆
Cars must be cheap that's why everybody have cars
5 minutes.... cool video but with editing this could have been a lot shorter and less repetitive.
Noted!
Hahaha... Cornflakes