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In this video, we're exploring the Pros and Cons of Living In Dallas Texas. After moving to Dallas Tx, over 8 years ago and I went through everything you may be going through moving to Dallas Texas. This video includes a look at the good and the bad of living in Dallas Tx so you don't make a massive mistake that so many people do, as well as what to consider if you're thinking of relocating to Dallas Tx. I also want to cover some fun things to do in dallas Tx and the cost of living in Dallas Texas. If you need any help with the Dallas Texas Real Estate Market than This video will cover everything you need to know about Moving to Dallas 2024. So sit back and enjoy the ride!
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Pros and Cons of Living In Dallas Texas 2024 NOBODY MENTIONS Good and the Bad of Living in Dallas Tx
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Finding a good barber too. Definitely need to explore that. So many people miss that.
Thinking of moving from Los Angeles in a few months
You have three majority-black suburbs in southern Dallas. Cedar Hill, Lancaster and DeSoto Texas if you're moving to Dallas and wondering where the black communities are.
My man ✊🏾
Are those places good for people w/ kids?
@ravenbrevard1843 some of the wealthiest blacks in Dallas live in these areas. There's definitely safe communities here for children. But do your own research and make the best decision for you and your family.
Just remember you can never RELAX around the BLACKS
@Falcon_Serbia your statement just shows why you can never relax around whites. Everything about your existence has been evil, and it shows that every chance you all get y'all will let y'all True Colors come out
Love love love your page! Don’t know how you don’t have more subscribers. Such good quality content.
Thank you so much!! Appreciate you tuning in
Your analysis of Dallas was pretty good. I have been here for over 30 years.
The Bowtie Professor!
Nice! Appreciate you professor!
Thank you. I loved your content! I'm excited about rooftop restaurants. We have like 2 and a half in Sacramento CA.
You should check out the RH Rooftop Resturaunt here in Downtown! Super nice
Best video Ive seen yet breaking down Dallas, thank you !
Love this video!! Considering relocating in a couple months and this was very helpful! 😊
Glad it was able to give you some insight. Let us know if you need any assistance
What are your thoughts and opinion on Frisco
Are you running from the problems you voted in in your own state? If so, stop voting for that bs.
Okay I’m back to comment again. This was a really good video. I really enjoyed the information you provided. Great work.
Thanks for supporting the channel!
my family and I are looking to move to the Dallas area and your videos have been so helpful and honestly has taken some stress off my shoulders.
Accurate about the tech sector. Just relocated to Dallas for work
edit: would love to hear more about networking. I'd definitely watch a video on particular meet-ups and conferences in the area
I have one coming in the future but until then. Check out mixercloud on Insta, and let us know if you need any real estate help
Great video… l’m looking to move to the area and this was great information. I will be in touch👍🏽
Hey we got you when you are ready
Great video! I would add, that you have to make public transportation work for you and not the other way around. If you don't have a car, don't move and work where there is less public transit. If you don't have a car Dallas has plenty of options. Be smart when looking for a place to live.
I agree wholeheartedly
If you need transportation, then just move to Dallas, Addison, or Plano.
Thank you for this information! Super helpful. My family will be moving down from MD in 2 months
Absolutely, give us a call when your ready, we would love to help
It’s a big change I’m also from Maryland
What would you say is so different @@KingloTRG
On point 👌🏾🙌🏾, the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area has a lot going for it….lots of roads/bridges infrastructure that keeps traffic moving, a not so congested airport, job opportunities, etc
Yea im a big fan of Dallas even over most of the other Texas Metros
My husband and i are moving from Delaware to Dallas,TX on Tuesday. This video has made me more excited! Thank you!
That's awesome to hear! Wishing you a smooth and exciting move to Dallas, TX!
Definitely didn’t know about the hail storms. That’s good info
Yes sir, it’s usually around the same time every year so you can at least be prepared for it
hail is rare... you might get some tiny pebble size hail if youre lucky. Perhaps Ive been lucky but Ive lived in Dallas for decades and never ever had a car damaged.
This is amazing content. I’ll subscribe from this I hope you continue to grow 🎉
Appreciate the support Kimar
Beautifully described !!!
Exceptionally comprehensive. I just moved here. This video is helpful.
Glad it was helpful! STay tuned much more coming!
very useful info, thank you dude
I'm glad you found the information helpful!
Thank you this was every informative.
No worries glad it was helpful
Good video👍🏾
Thanks 💯
Thank for the videos bro
I got you 🤙🏾🤙🏾
Thank you so much for this video. I am a Canadian and I am interested in moving to Texas.
NICE! Come on down, I know you are tired of the snow
Don't do it. Canada is so much more humane
You left out my favorite food spot. Sweet Ga Brown or EVERYTHING. Every time I come to to Dallas I stop by there
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thanks, very informative!
Thanks for watching!
Also, the bbq in texas is A-1, but ill tell you what i miss the most about texas since moving.. the Tex-Mex food. Tex-Mex is different than Mexican food. Mexican folks that grew up in texas and maybe who've been here for a few generations have put their own spin on mexican dishes and theyre fantastic. You cant get mexican food anywhere else like you get in texas. I also like the cajun foods in texas, especially since Katrina happened and a lot of folks from louisiana moved to texas. That stuff is the bomb too. Also a lot of asian folks are moving to texas. You're right man, so many food choices! I miss that about Texas, for sure! Nice video.
Texas food has a way of making you miss it, even when you're full!
Sir, I'm SOLD! Considering moving from NYC to Dallas and honestly, you hit on all the key points for me!! Thank you for sharing!
Absolutely! Just reach out and we can help whenever your ready
Worst mistake u could make
Nice videos, I’m from Honduras moving to Texas, not sure which city yet. New subscriber !
Great content
Im from texas and have a habit of saying hello or "how ya doin" to people i pass by while walking, shopping, or whatever. I moved to kansas and when i would do that people would look at me weird. Some were even rude about it. Funny how different areas can be so different.
It's interesting how simple greetings can vary so much depending on where you are!
Love the content!!! #DallasCreators
Much love man, thanks for blessing the channel
Dude... Very Well Done, and this is coming from a white Babyboomer. I'm not interested in moving to Dallas, however, I appreciated the technical professionalism & Your "delivery" so much, I watched til the end. 👍
Much Love Mike! 🙏
@@DallasRelocationGuideWhy don't you tell these people how to whites and mexicans don't like blacks out here
You’re AMAZING !! I am trying to move to Dallas from NYC and this video has given me so much clarity
Glad it was helpful! Stay tuned and reach out when you need some help
Great visual for the city
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Have lived in Dallas for over 25 years. Our summers are definitely hot! But compared to places along the east and gulf coasts, the humidity is not bad at all. The sun is just strong. Traffic sucks. Drivers are aggressive and not accommodating to others.
You hit the nail on the head. I agree completely
I'm so ready to get out of this cold and unfriendly state MD,DC,VA area
Dallas is calling your name Venecia!
I left last week after 2 years, couldn't take the arrogance, nor the cold. Super anti-friendly dmv.
Good video, relocating from So Cali in July........buidling a house in Midlo
Midlothian?
@@DallasRelocationGuide
Yes, Midlothian, I've heard a bunch of people and realtors say Midlo, so thought I was speaking the language...LOL
Lol I got ya, definitely blowing up down there. A lot of new construction
Good call on the drivers, rear ended twice is 7 months, 2nd totaled my car. Missed a few, 1. There’s a massive sort of underground fitness community with more variety in gyms and classes than I could have imagined. 2. Even with that, there’s a bifurcated population, 1 super fit, 1 super obese. 3. The dating market is overflowing with single mothers. They get married at about 15 1/2, stopping dropping kinds and then you’re dealing with them in their 30s. See also number 2!
I had to look up bifurcated
@@DallasRelocationGuide me too
Guys if you are looking for a comprehensive explanation of the good and bad about Dallas. Watch this video until the end!
Good stuff Marq!
Appreciate you Micah
Are there any Haitian or Jamaican restaurants there?
@@dariahutchinson2262 Yea we have a couple around the metroplex
The mild winters and perfectly weathered spring and fall makes up for the horrible summer heat tbh. I lived in Virginia for a few years and i’d happily put up with the heat for a few hours during the day than those demon time depressing winters. 8 foot of snow -10 degrees and still gotta go to work and school ain’t no joke folks.
That’s exactly what I tell people. You gotta take the hood with the bad
You mean about 8 months of unbearable heat and humidity, mosquitos, horrible allergies, and ice storms. Two months of nice weather in the whole year. I know I lived that hell hole for years. So glad I escaped to the west coast
@@mrbillinsfJanuary to April is great weather and October to December is also great weather.
It’s mostly unbearable June to August but at night it’s not so bad compared to colder states it’s cold all day all night.
Texas hardly gets ice storms so I don’t know what you mean. The west coast do have great weather not gonna argue there.
But me personally I need some type of four seasons, I love leaf changes and don’t mind some cooler temperatures around Christmas.
I'm trying to relocate with me and my four kids I just want to move in the right area. I want to be in a suburban feel, good schools . Great schools
I just came across your channel right now! Whats your opinion about electricians industry? Whats best to start off after i move from Philadelphia the Dallas or Houston area?
man you are good in either city really. SO much residential and commercial construction going on in both. I like dallas more because we dont have to worry about any type of serious flooding but I may just be biased.
Thanks Dallas R Guide!
Thank you so much for watching and showing your support
New to the channel but I’m in the trucking industry and I’m thinking about moving to Dallas to haul for the oil fields
Ah man, its big business out here. Plenty of cash to be made in that field
Don't do it!
@@beenadickarnold5666
Why not? Please elaborate....
great introduction to Dallas
Glad you found some value. Stay tuned for more!
Great video. Any specific towns you would recommend for families with children? I’m looking for a good school district for my son. He’s a Freshman in high school.
Yea there are a few, but it would depend on your goals. Feel free to reach out and we can dive into what you want to accomplish
I greatly appreciate your video. Would you give the same advice on Far North Dallas or are the areas quite different? Appreciate the response. 🙂
It depends on which areas you are thinking about. Are we talking about frisco/plano or farther like celina and prosper? Feel free to reach out and we can help
You can keep Dallas, Houston, even San Antonio. I don't want to have anything to do with Texas. Like Florida, they need to get rid of the governors. Too much hate!
I do love not having a state income tax tho
I agree, I so want to get out of Texas!
It is not that good ..to much hate ....!!!!! Raism is very bad especially for black ppl....😝
@michelledry9030 Me too, but not sure where to go.
yet people are moving here in droves, along with big corporations and businesses. hmm.... Might want to take a more bipartisan view of things. Califorexodus is a real thing
As an Australian living in ontario canada, im considering moving my family to texas these videos have been helpful in deciding whether or not its a good idea. Even the "cons" you mention feel like improvements fromy our current way of life have you assisted anyone making a similar move? How are foreigners welcomed? Texas seems like such an incredible place to raise our child and grow our careers and im having a hard time finding any reasons not to move, it almost feels to good to be true!
Awesome that’s why I made the channel. Dallas is great man overall. Especially a good landing spot for families. We actually helped a family move from Toronto. So feel free to reach out and we can help
@DallasRelocationGuide that's fantastic to hear! We will definitely reach out once we get the ball rolling on this new adventure towards a brighter future in a much more sustainable part of the world! I appreciate your reply and look forward to hopefully working with you in our move!
The further you get out of the big cities the nicer they are. I bet thats pretty much true everywhere.
I would agree usually, the burbs are nicer overall but there are parts of downtown that are 🔥
Coming from Cali our gas is $4.99; add or take a few cents depending which part. I’m specifically talking about Northern Central Valley Cali. Everything is over priced out here.
Tosh! That is literally double what it is her in Dallas. THATS CRAZY
Tosh! That is literally double what it is her in Dallas. THATS CRAZY
I've lived in Dallas for 43 years. I live in the beautiful Lake and Garden District around White Rock Lake--Lakewood, Lochwood, Little Forest Hills. My neighbors are wonderful and only place where I've lived where I actually know my neighbors. Lots of trees, creeks, and the beautiful White Rock Lake Park. Best place in Dallas. It's like living in a small town. I've lived in the suburbs (won't make that mistake again), Uptown and the Park Cities. The suburbs are usually treeless, hot, with horrible traffic especially if you commute into Dallas . However, atleast Dallas does have DART mass transit. Best city in Texas to live. Yes, summers are very hot and horrible. Also, before you move to Texas be aware of the horrible, outdated, electric grid, and do thorough research. The San Antonio Express did a comparison between Texas and California and I was surprised that California is cheaper. Taxes, utilities, etc. are high. If you are afraid of hail damage to your roof as I was I put a Class 4 roof on my house that helps reduce the chances of hail damage when I replaced it. Costs a little bit more but it's worth the peace of mind.
Great points Will! Thanks for sharing your insights with the community
Love this!! Do y’all have Publix as well?
We do I know there is one in downtown and maybe a couple more around the metro but it’s not one of the major stores around here
@@DallasRelocationGuide Ok bet, thank you so much!
We do not have Publix in Texas at all 😂
HEB stands for Howard E. Butt, the founder's son. HEB started in Central Texas. It's very new to North Texas
I like the DFW area but not Dallas in particular. I’d rather work north or west of Dallas. I currently work from home, live 20 min east of Dallas and love it.
Where are you out in Forney?
Tks a lot for your highlights im from the Congo i have been contacted by a company telling me i can by a land in Canton with a 10% down payment and a monthly fee for 30 years I'm wondering how can this possible if i have no usa citizen ship or green card
I'm from Fort Worth, born and raised. ⭐️ I agree with the entire segment. Great and accurate info! 👍🏾EXCEPT...it's not true. CALIFORNIA has the worse drivers of any state.
SPIT on the road and they'll go spinning out of control here. 😟 You think the reason why traffic is creaping is because there is an accident ahead of you...and it IS...ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WALL for traffic going in the opposite direction. 😖 RUBBERNECKERS!! 😤
Then there is the mystery of the "fast lane stop"...as the far right lanes flow. 🥴
MERGING? Forget it. 😕 "Single file" was taught to elementary school kids everywhere EXCEPT for in California. ☹️
You have a some good points!
Let god direct your steps
Amen! 🙏🏾
I just realized the gas prices are much cheaper like half of WA, CA. However, you end up driving more and longer distances.
You hit the nail on the head, you’re definitely going to end up driving a lot here in Dallas and Texas in general
Completely true. Texas people are pretty 😍 much the best 🎉 kind and conservative but loving and accepting at the same time. People sometimes act surprised that all my black grandchildren are all highly loved here. Don’t always believe the “bad” report ❤
I totally agree, really just depends on you
Texas is not as conservative as you are led to believe.
Ugh, yes it is very conservative, you may be in a bubble
DFW is a MIX of all party sentiments... not sure where the idea of DFW being conservative comes from. The surrounding counties outside of DFW are red... but the metroplex itself (Denton, Dallas, Collin and Tarrant) always seem to swing blue. Anyway, people moving here dont need to have the idea that DFW is Red... its a mix
Hey how about the Desta restaurant in Dallas on Greenville it's an Ethiopian restaurant and the food is great.
I am going to have to try that one. I had never even heard of it. Good find
I live in Virginia and here I would need 2 to 3 jobs and a roommate or 2. Im not tied down to nothing #TeamNokids lol. But I hear in Texas it’s overall cheaper down south & I’m really liking Dallas from what I hear about it. Any advice on moving tips or like advice on how to face your fears of moving VA 2 TX
It really just depends on where you wanna be. What your overall vibe is and how you wanna move with the city. Some folks like ot be in the scene, brunching, and clubbing. Some like the relaxed vibes with some soul and lounge type events.
I’m more of the relaxed type. Not the type to do to much but also don’t mind having a little bit of fun
Dallas is not that friendly, and it’s hot as hell for 6 months. Starting to rethink this, the humidity is becoming unbearable.
You couldn’t have said it any better we are from Ca, where people are nice we got transferred down here with our job G.M. This state sucks flat dry as hell and humid and a lot of pollution!
@@juliehatcher5626 I’m from Cali also.
What areas are you going to?
@@DallasRelocationGuide DeSoto, Cedar hill, Arlington, Plano, Terrell, Mesquite. I remember when I first got here coming off the 67 at Joe Wilson, I asked a man could he could let me over to turn, and he got mad, so I just passed the point, and reset my maps,. I wasn't familiar with the area yet. Born Texas, raised in California. That had never happened in my 45 years of driving, bullies in their big trucks on the highway, just horrible. This heat got me rethinking it all, the reasons I came have passed on, so I'm thinking about moving on. I need more cold than hot.
I go into Dallas as well.
drive friendly the Texas Way, with a friendly WAVE. too much hostility on the roads yall, get off your phone, be patient, give a wave to your fellow DFWians.
No seriously people really drive the wrong way on one ways
That's a beautiful couch, big man
And the floor plan is spacious
Good on you
IMO the ppl are not more friendly down here. It’s just more affordable and even that is changing!
I gotcha, What part did you end up moving to?
@@DallasRelocationGuide Killeen/Ft Hood to DFW (McKinney, DeSoto, Waxahachie)
Texas highways are scary gave me a panic attack
I understand frfr. I’ve had a couple of close calls
Texans are angry because it's gotten toooo crowded.
Lol it’s definitely because of the heat
It's always hot here in the summer. That's nothing new.
And pricey
yeah, prolly a good idea to get your vehicles plates changed ASAP. all your FLoridians and Californians!!!! LOLZ
How do the taxes effect renters?
Just depends on which tax. No state income tax puts money in your pocket. High property taxes increases mortgage payments which increases the rent subsequently
I thing this is a good pros and cons video.
Your support means a lot! I appreciate your kind words.
So it’s possible to get to Dallas and start doing Uber full time and pay your bills until your land a different job ?
Easily, He drives from 3:30 am (longer trips as no ubers want to drive that early and most people are going long distances) to about 9am and makes around $160 per day. Multiply that by 5 days or six or seven and you have a nice little income and time to do more things
@@DallasRelocationGuide this is awesome information man thank you . I’m also hearing the roads are in pretty good shape and the traffic isn’t half as bad as it is here in Boston. It’s good to know I don’t need a ton of money saved to get there Bc I can start working right away
@@vincentpassi8403 Yea man that is the power of the share economy here. If you have the hustle, its out here for you to earn.
@@DallasRelocationGuideWorst advice I have ever seen in my life. "Makes" $160 a day. I assume you just look at the number Uber gives you... You need to be doing $40/hr pre expense to "make" anything worthwhile with Uber. $30/hr is just him extracting liquidity by wearing down his car, plus minimum wage. Even worse that it is night shift.
@@user-rg9xd9mu5r your wrong. even if he is extracting it from the car that's fine because he has cashing hand to get things done and to invest in other things, its like taking a loan. have you ever taken a loan? some money in hand in the right now is better than trying to save in the long run on some car. money now gives him the stepping stone. dont be pennywise pound foolish.
5:09 he’s advertising street meat, yall. 😂
Best in texas!
As a native Texan it's not us that don't know how to drive it's the people moving from 49 different states to Texas that can't drive. Dallas always get hail when Houston ,San Antonio never get it like that.
I agree 100%
I must have visited a different Dallas
@@Jacksonms601 Lol what do you mean?
Haha! Which Texas are you from where they can drive?!😂😂😂😂
@@DallasRelocationGuide People from Texas definitely drive crazy almost as bad as we do now in Mississippi. I guess we are in the same boat lol..
Best wishes from iran❤
Thank you so much for your kind wishes! Sending positive vibes right back to you from wherever you are!
How dangerous is Dallas? You mentioned it has a great education system but doesnt the crime rate just ruin that for families?
Most people who move to DAllas move to the suburbs. The inner circle does have a higher crime rate than the suburbs
I live here inDallas and the people are not as friendly as he described !! And there are jobs but not like he’s describing and traffic sucks here! Texas is hot bad drivers and miserable!!! Don’t move here
lol I see what you did there…
❤👏🏿🙂
5:59 H-E-B doesn't stand for "Here Everything's Better", that's a backronym for marketing purposes. The name of the supermarket chain comes from the initials of the long-time leader of the company, Howard Edward Butt. czcams.com/video/dFKArEu-Qzc/video.html
Wow I gotta stop listening to their commercials. False advertisement smh
@@DallasRelocationGuide LMAO it's like NJM Insurance - that doesn't stand for "No Jingles or Mascots" 😀
@@DallasRelocationGuide😂😂😂 been in Texas forever, always known it as here everything’s better so I’ll go with that 😂
Dallas is not jumping, but it’s a good place to buy a home. Plus Dallas has no natural lakes. Traffic is good.
Thanks for your comment!
You don’t have a clue.
White Rock Lake used to be an ancient sea!
What are the safe parts of Dallas for women to move?
If it were my daughter I would say addison, Plano, or Frisco. Las Colinas and Carrolton are good spots as well
A few places I know had very low violent crime rates were Sachse, Colleyville, I think also some northern suburbs of Plano/Dallas were decent, Mckinney etc. Also Grapevine/Flower Mound/Coppell/Trophy Club area is good.
Ok, so when this video talks about Dallas, you actually mean the area locally we mean North Central Texas which folks outside of north Texas may not understand. That’s MANY different cities, btw, which each have own vibe, culture, infrastructure, etc. Do your research before moving!!
@pamelaspooner7183 well what are the nicest part on the outskirts of dallas?
@@girlwithpearlsthe first comment is the answer to your question
What about teaching? Is that in demand?
Yes!
Absolutely, the growth of Dallas and the suburbs has teachers in HIGH demand. It’s not even funny how easy it is to snag a good position
What about heavy equipment repairs? We have a large family and business and thinking of taking it to Texas as California is getting ridiculous! Any advice would help! Kids schools matter as well. 🤔
@@selenacuriel955 oh yea construction is big business here so by default repairs are in high demand. Plus the cities are constantly working on roads.
@@DallasRelocationGuide thank you!
You are very wrong about drivers in Texas. They are so so chill compared to Italy, Salvador and Miami.
The best really
What side of town are you driving on?
I love my loft apartment for $1350.
That's awesome! Loft apartments have such a unique charm.
@@DallasRelocationGuide True!
Dallas used to be lovely but now it is horrible. Try calling the police, they are not at home.
I know I’ve heard that downtown does have a shortage
I agree but I would add Dallas may have the Dallas "Cowboys" ? But Dallas is NOT Cowboy at all ! That may be a plus or minus for you ? But if you want a Texas Western feel, Dallas is not it.
I can't believe you didn't mention DEALEY PLAZA the President Kennedy assassination spot & the adjoining 6th Floor museum.....1 Million come to pay their respects from all over the world 🌎
It’s coming in future videos! I couldn’t fit all that Dallas has to offer in one. Subscribe and stay tuned
I’ve been living here for the past 8 years and as much as it hurts to leave but have to admit Dallas is bland af.
Dang which area do you live in?
I’ve lived in Richardson, Plano, Plano downtown, Dallas Arts District & Denton. Wherever work took me basically. But finally decided to move to Portland for the change of scenery.
How can Dallas be bland? You must be from NYC or something lol
@@jdizzle22396 moved here from Sydney, Australia. I love Dallas for what it is but man if you love nature or hikings or any sort of stuffs like that then you've actually got 0 options
Ya and you guys pay carpenters nothing down there. No unions no nothing. I would have to live in my car there.
Thanks for sharing your perspective on the carpentry scene.
Was in Dallas a week ago. I don't like it. Love Austin. Its young, fresh, full of vibes. Dallas is boring
I can see why you would say that. Dallas is a city you really have to know where the vibes are you are looking for. Austin is no doubt where the happening spots are
Austin is boring and overrated.
Dallas is a real city.
Totally agree!
Check back here to this thread when you get tired of 6th street and then I’ll tell you some places you missed when you were in Dallas. Just gotta know where to go in Dallas.
Yeah depends. I’m not a college kid anymore. I don’t want the enormous of energy you find in Austin. I like the older professional demographics in Dallas compared to Austin so that’ll work for me.
Dallas is mean
explain.
They are mean. Also, the people are wishy-washy.
.mean how?
Yes people can’t drive.
Dallas sucks except for the jobs
Are you living here currently?
There not nice in Texas
Thanks for watching
Granted I only visited for a few days but I recently visited Dallas (Arlington TX to be exact) for a couple of baseball games a few months ago. Hung out at Texas Live and got the talking to some of the locals and one dude even bought me a drink (and I was a fan of the visiting team). People down there seem to be cool and friendly more so than any other place I visited and I been to many U.S. cities.
@@rwall3450 yes sir that is how I feel as well
sorry i call bs on diversity acceptance. dallas is very segregated, and if you don't go to church you are "side-eyed"
Sorry just not my experience at all. Hopefully things get better for you!
I have lived here since 1983, totally agree with you.
Agree!
You shouldn’t have said anything about education in Dallas. That’s a lie and kills everything you said before that.
Not true.
Texans don’t go to Dallas or Austin or Houston. Those cities do not represent Texas. Don’t even get me started on San Antonio.
Which city best represent Texas for you?
They just aren’t rural. Cities are part of Texas you are just a country boy so your identity is tied to that
@@badart3204 I’ve lived in all those cities. In the 80’s those cities started changing for the worst. Now they are like all other large cities. They no longer represent their states.
It kills me how these transplants that move from other cities to another city reference themselves as "We" lol When in reality you're not a native of that city and you don't even respect the culture. You're just extracting the perks. My advice is avoid Dallas. It's no longer a hidden gem
LOL “WE” can tell that made you feel better, even if it was only for a minute….
I'm just giving an honest observation. You shouldn't have a channel if you're going to be emotional about the feedback. Besides if you're a "professional" in the housing industry why give such a unprofessional response or why even respond at all? Lol A professional wouldn't of given a emotional response like that. Says a lot. Glad I live where everyone can't afford it because you would have to deal with unprofessional people like yourself that fake being professional all to make a realestate sale. Good luck