Why These States Have More Men Than Women

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    In most countries there are typically more women than men. This is certainly true for the United States! But within the United States are a whole clump of states where men outnumber women, bucking the gender trend. So why are states in the Mountain West generally more amenable to... well men?
    In this video, we'll go through why there are typically more women than men and how this looks on a population pyramid. We'll also cover the history and geography of these states before focusing in on what's different about each state. We'll also talk a bit about Hawaii at the end because it shows a similar gender pattern.
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Komentáře • 515

  • @EarthSurfer
    @EarthSurfer Před 22 dny +264

    Summit county, Colorado may be the most male dominated county in the USA. My female friends say, “The odds are good, but the goods are odd.” 😆

    • @tonysheerness2427
      @tonysheerness2427 Před 21 dnem +1

      All gay?

    • @mtadams2009
      @mtadams2009 Před 21 dnem +11

      @@tonysheerness2427Skiers. It’s the same in Jackson Hole or most ski towns. Summit has lots of ski resorts.

    • @tonysheerness2427
      @tonysheerness2427 Před 21 dnem +4

      @@mtadams2009 If you are gay and .like men, where would you go?

    • @jpmgeo6549
      @jpmgeo6549 Před 20 dny +4

      ​@@johnnycajon4858The whole country is ~9% gay. Colorado is not much different

    • @KliggLasser
      @KliggLasser Před 13 dny

      @@jpmgeo6549 And the general population of the USA is 10% gay. So summit county is 1% less gay than the rest of the country.

  • @FXwashere
    @FXwashere Před 22 dny +477

    Utah indeed has "Mormon" than women.

  • @Botoburst
    @Botoburst Před 23 dny +195

    You left out Alaska. 110 males to 100 females there.

    • @trapmuzik6708
      @trapmuzik6708 Před 22 dny +9

      boy that SUCKS

    • @87alock
      @87alock Před 22 dny +5

      Sounds depressing

    • @SassyyjuicyMaria
      @SassyyjuicyMaria Před 22 dny

      I'd heard about that one,
      I thought it had changed

    • @averychilco
      @averychilco Před 22 dny +6

      They lie and say there's women in Alaska, but there's only 1 woman and 100 beaver pelts with a whole tide to a tree.LOL

    • @kalebwieland4938
      @kalebwieland4938 Před 22 dny +1

      For some reason, I thought more females lived there

  • @larzlarz1140
    @larzlarz1140 Před 22 dny +101

    Why didn’t you include Brolaska? They have more men than women than any other state. The saying for women of dating age there is: “the odds are good, but the goods are odd”.

    • @benparrish9547
      @benparrish9547 Před 16 dny +6

      😂😂😂
      The Hawaii point made me wonder how much more Alaska’s ratio gets changed because of military bases

    • @larzlarz1140
      @larzlarz1140 Před 16 dny

      @@benparrish9547 when it comes to mining, oil extraction, deep sea fishing and other hazardous jobs, Alaska is like the dakotas on steroids.

    • @outofhere7623
      @outofhere7623 Před 12 hodinami

      The women of dating age want rich pretty boys.

  • @Shroomy801
    @Shroomy801 Před 21 dnem +33

    I live in Utah, and the reason why there are so many men here is because of the construction and mining industries. EVERYTHING is under construction in the Salt Lake area. On top of that, there’s lots of mines in this area. Sausage city there.

    • @katrags3603
      @katrags3603 Před 4 dny +2

      The irony is, the Great salt lake is dying and will soon be a source of arsenic poisoning.
      SLC will be uninhabitable when this happens.

  • @kammore6209
    @kammore6209 Před 19 dny +45

    There's a running joke that Women who go through a breakup cut/dye their hair while Men move to Denver lol

  • @RRKohutek
    @RRKohutek Před 19 dny +23

    Utah: You would need to look at a county by county economic breakdown to understand the gender distribution. There are a number military installations with Hill Airforce Base being the largest. Excluding the predominately male military, Utah has a close to normal gender distribution.

  • @ekgrulez1
    @ekgrulez1 Před 22 dny +60

    As a Fountain, CO resident, which is in the Colorado Springs area, I can say that our demographics has slightly more men than women that skew younger due to the military presence that we have. Additionally, the defense industry out here is male dominated from my experience in working with several defense industry companies.

  • @jasonreid585
    @jasonreid585 Před 22 dny +90

    Utah has a ton of kids, so if boys being born outnumber girls, that could be a reason

    • @jasonreid585
      @jasonreid585 Před 22 dny +12

      CO also has a lot of military and prison jobs

    • @averychilco
      @averychilco Před 22 dny

      All those pseudo stats have nothing to do with it, in all white countries and states the men outnumber women because they are not anxious to lock them up, send them to war, have a poisonous environment or tolerate illicit drugs. Not to mention the further you go north to the end of the world, women simply don't want to live there.

    • @brucealanwilson4121
      @brucealanwilson4121 Před 22 dny

      @@jasonreid585 But from birth on, boys are more likely to die than girls.

    • @KamBar2020
      @KamBar2020 Před 22 dny

      Utah has a ton of plural marriages, though😮

    • @chmc1118
      @chmc1118 Před 22 dny +4

      Epic Mormon birthrates

  • @user-ld4xx1el6q
    @user-ld4xx1el6q Před 21 dnem +32

    My drill instructors in USMC bootcamp had something to say about everywhere. To highlight your video, "Wyoming, where men are men and sheep are scared."

    • @runningfromabear8354
      @runningfromabear8354 Před 6 dny

      That's an old joke about the Welsh. The sheep shaggers. Not sure how that rumor started but its been around for centuries.

  • @scottkirkness8002
    @scottkirkness8002 Před 21 dnem +56

    40 seconds in I'm guessing men move to the region for mining, ranching, and oil sector jobs, while women leave for better universities

    • @evanr1940
      @evanr1940 Před 21 dnem +5

      same happens in Europe where women leave fishing/farming areas because of lack of career opportunities

    • @enhancedutility266
      @enhancedutility266 Před 19 dny +5

      Exactly those states are known for their blue collar type of jobs like logging mining farming ranching oil and gas and trucking It's the perfect environment for meant to thrive

    • @andrej2375
      @andrej2375 Před 16 dny +1

      @@enhancedutility266 but not blue collar jobs in Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, new Mexico, Iowa, and Missouri?

    • @enhancedutility266
      @enhancedutility266 Před 16 dny +1

      @@andrej2375 It's not as much as compared to those states those state that you mentioned a bulk of their job market is retail and services and warehousing in transportation that's about it

    • @mariyamwaniki
      @mariyamwaniki Před 12 dny +7

      Women leave because of health care too

  • @hylobateslar4151
    @hylobateslar4151 Před 23 dny +144

    I'm assuming it's because of oil, mining, forestry, and other traditionally male jobs.

    • @vincentyoung8472
      @vincentyoung8472 Před 22 dny +6

      Yes, less woke.

    • @SlapStyleAnims
      @SlapStyleAnims Před 22 dny +27

      ⁠@@vincentyoung8472More traditionally male jobs doesn’t necessarily mean less woke

    • @JoshJones-37334
      @JoshJones-37334 Před 22 dny +14

      @@vincentyoung8472I bet you sit at a desk all day

    • @vincentyoung8472
      @vincentyoung8472 Před 22 dny +7

      @@SlapStyleAnims it does.

    • @vincentyoung8472
      @vincentyoung8472 Před 22 dny

      @@JoshJones-37334 what does that have to do with the price of tea in China?

  • @lattetown
    @lattetown Před 9 dny +9

    Most these state also have the highest gender pay gaps between men and women...which is why educated women leave for higher paying jobs in other State.

    • @Twotone-ld1fb
      @Twotone-ld1fb Před 8 dny

      Ehhh not really. Of course a male dominated job is going to pay men more since its often heavy labor which a women can't compete with a man on. There are reasons you don't see many women firefighters for instance. They need to have the strength to carry another firefighter (big man sized) with gear from a building if they had to. Very very few women can do that, biology at work. So when you have a chunk of a states higher paying jobs that are heavy labor intensive then yeah its going to make the states statistics look like there might be a pay gap. But with any job if the women can do it just as well or better they will get paid appropriately. There is already national proof of women making more then men in many cases in jobs they can excel at where physical labor isn't a core aspect of the job.
      If im running a business im going to pay more to the people that contribute more to the job regardless of gender because i want to keep those employees.
      Women also historically tend to bring things to the workplace more often than men, like drama and lost productivity due to pregnancy. Don't get me wrong, pregnancy is a blessed thing and we have an issue in this nation with declining birth rates. But it still impacts someones productivity. If im running a business and I have 2 employees and 1 is always there when I need them and the other is gone half the time due to pregnancy or other female issues, which employee is the smarter investment from a purely making money viewpoint? I am of course exaggerating, but its to make a point why in many cases there has been a pay gap. Women typically bring more baggage to the workplace that interferes with work then men. That is not to say men don't also have baggage of course. But if you're a business trying to squeak out a profit you're going to weigh every loss and gain.
      Once again even considering what I said above, there are many jobs I would hire a women for before a man, or would consider them equal. Just because there are things women on average excel at. People too often though in their quest for equality forget that there are things that will never change that make us different. At the end of the day it comes down to who can do the job well or better then their peers, whether man or women.
      The big cities tend to have more jobs that a women can excel at.

  • @Pr0jectIGI
    @Pr0jectIGI Před 22 dny +34

    Coincidence or not exactly this states have longest and harshest winters in USA,together with Alaska which is actually the coldest and also has more men..I am pretty sure just this factor alone contribute to great extent

  • @brianarbenz1329
    @brianarbenz1329 Před 22 dny +75

    The nicknames? Let me guess: Guy-daho, Man-tana, North and South Dude-kota, Y-chromosome-ing, Male-orado.

    • @ballkans
      @ballkans Před 22 dny +9

      Dang bro, those names you gave make sense, lol

    • @user-nr7me2nz9c
      @user-nr7me2nz9c Před 21 dnem +2

      @@brianarbenz1329 😂👏🏼👏🏼

    • @AngelicDemon-nv9yg
      @AngelicDemon-nv9yg Před 20 dny +1

      Chadsper, Boyzie, Brosman, sp3rm lake city

    • @brianarbenz1329
      @brianarbenz1329 Před 20 dny

      @@AngelicDemon-nv9yg Ya lost me with that last one.

    • @LuisCunha-xn9vx
      @LuisCunha-xn9vx Před 19 dny +2

      Bro forgot the obvious Menver and Brodorado springs

  • @samueldegrey7718
    @samueldegrey7718 Před 12 dny +12

    Probably not a coincidence that all these states sans Colorado also lean right politically

  • @nickyt3269
    @nickyt3269 Před 8 dny +10

    Colorado has ~ 40k military members there.
    I know the point was to find a geographic reason behind this, but it's probably more socio-economic. Women in these conservative states are not always treated as equals, that has to be tiring.

    • @TaraAtPlay
      @TaraAtPlay Před dnem +1

      Fair point about women moving from red states. Colorado has been voting blue, supporting women’s rights. It’s the military, as you said.

  • @rtist9281
    @rtist9281 Před 22 dny +18

    As a woman who grew up in Utah, and then moved away, I might have AN answer as to why there might be more men than women in Utah: marriage. I met my husband (who was from out of state) in Utah while in college, and after we graduated he got job in California, so we moved. This is also true of my mother-in-law, and a few other women I’ve known throughout the years

    • @stdiosus
      @stdiosus Před 17 dny +1

      There was a severe shortage of women when I was attending salsa dance classes in SLC; boxing/Muay Thai gyms have some ... lesbians. Ski resorts are full of gold diggers.
      Expectations on dating sites were also unrealistic. Got 0 dates in 5 years. LOL
      Had to travel overseas to meet women, since "I'm not even American". Later turned out not to be true in other states.

  • @anthonyewolf
    @anthonyewolf Před 8 dny +6

    Ngl, but the ability to say "idk but here are some ideas" for Utah earned my subscription. That is the humble confidence symbolic of research experience.

  • @wilburnh
    @wilburnh Před 22 dny +22

    I've seen many of your videos, but this was the most light-hearted fun one yet. I especially liked the new state names

  • @MycoA
    @MycoA Před 17 dny +21

    missed opportunity w the DICKotas

  • @jeanlanz2344
    @jeanlanz2344 Před 22 dny +22

    Didn't a lot of young men move to CO years ago when cannabis was legalized?

  • @Syllablewhar
    @Syllablewhar Před 9 dny +8

    it couldn't be the rampant misogyny in the culture of those states could it? ( i was born and raised there. thats really the problem.)

  • @peterrichins3275
    @peterrichins3275 Před 14 dny +8

    Noteworthy: Hill Air Force Base in Utah is a major military installation. This may help explain Utah.

    • @evaj558
      @evaj558 Před 12 dny

      @@peterrichins3275 CO springs has an air force base too

  • @stormysmom222
    @stormysmom222 Před 23 dny +24

    Im in Colorado and its raining men? I didnt notice.

  • @milom7865
    @milom7865 Před 22 dny +92

    Trying my best not to think about brokeback mountain

  • @DaleStLouis-xb5mx
    @DaleStLouis-xb5mx Před 21 dnem +8

    Same is true for Alaska, where the women say "The odds are good, but the goods are odd."

  • @sam-ll2xc
    @sam-ll2xc Před 18 dny +7

    Maybe women are moving to places where they have a better chance of having/keeping control over their rights rather than some old men making those choices for them.

    • @hfjjor3681
      @hfjjor3681 Před 18 dny +2

      For some women, yes, I’m sure. But for most women, as with men, having grown up in one place makes it harder to move away, especially if friends and family are there.

    • @sanniepstein4835
      @sanniepstein4835 Před 9 dny

      What rights? What threat?

  • @rb012b
    @rb012b Před 15 dny +6

    As a former resident of Denver, I proudly called the dudes, "Colorabros"

  • @ornei2615
    @ornei2615 Před 22 dny +9

    I suspect Utah can be explained by 1. having a smaller life expectancy gap between men and women than any other state and 2. Having a younger population than any other state.

  • @doublenickel1000
    @doublenickel1000 Před 23 dny +58

    Ah...Montana. Where men are men...and so are the women!😄

    • @vincentyoung8472
      @vincentyoung8472 Před 22 dny +7

      Forever and ever amen!

    • @SlapStyleAnims
      @SlapStyleAnims Před 22 dny +2

      Sounds great! I prefer stronger women

    • @ballkans
      @ballkans Před 22 dny +3

      Montana, one of the last places where you can see horse riding tobacco chewing/spitting,, jeans wearing Man AKA Cowboys.

    • @byefelicia123
      @byefelicia123 Před 22 dny +6

      @@doublenickel1000 unless you're visiting brokeback mountain

    • @byefelicia123
      @byefelicia123 Před 22 dny +2

      @@doublenickel1000 I guess if you're gay that place is Paradise haha

  • @lupitaolson7837
    @lupitaolson7837 Před 22 dny +23

    Have 4 grandsons in Colorado, 2 in Montana and 3 great grandsons in Montana 😂😂

  • @brownalec602
    @brownalec602 Před 20 dny +7

    During these past two years, there is no easy abortion access in these states. So some women probably wanted to move out.

    • @enhancedutility266
      @enhancedutility266 Před 19 dny

      @@brownalec602 actually those states had more men than women decades ago way before abortion band was even a thing

    • @TaraAtPlay
      @TaraAtPlay Před dnem +2

      Except Colorado. But, fair point!

    • @brownalec602
      @brownalec602 Před 7 hodinami

      @@TaraAtPlay Right, I meant the overall state that was shown.

  • @wastelandwanderer2693
    @wastelandwanderer2693 Před 18 dny +8

    I live in California, a state with more women, yet I still can't get a date. Dating apps don't work and when I meet a woman IRL, they're always taken. 😓

    • @BigDaddyLongdick-n4f
      @BigDaddyLongdick-n4f Před 9 dny

      @@wastelandwanderer2693 haha women are always a contradiction no matter what

  • @kalebwieland4938
    @kalebwieland4938 Před 22 dny +6

    Utah's probably a technicality. The difference isn't too far off, where there's only 50.3% men and 49.7% women, although it's tough seeing that the state has been evenly 50% and 50% in the past several years.

  • @cathycharron-folsom4504
    @cathycharron-folsom4504 Před 16 dny +7

    Lifestyle is rural and tuff. Jobs that attract women are fewer. The mentality of the men in these areas are very conservative and they don’t appreciate liberal women.

    • @Formanuser
      @Formanuser Před 16 dny +1

      The exception is Colorado the state is very liberal it’s been voting Democrat for years.

  • @GigaChad-hu3de
    @GigaChad-hu3de Před 12 dny +5

    It's volcanos. Something about them. Think about it. Hawaii is basically all volcano. Yellowstone is in wyoming, dead center of the man zone. It's the volcanos.

  • @ranchomega966
    @ranchomega966 Před 22 dny +18

    the nicknames were clever lol

  • @hearmyselfthink
    @hearmyselfthink Před 4 dny +2

    You did forget the 5 military installations just in Colorado Springs alone. Not to mention, our entire state is a huge Military state and houses nuclear warhead silos

  • @Dinolobe376
    @Dinolobe376 Před 22 dny +36

    That explains Brokeback mountain

    • @RobespierreThePoof
      @RobespierreThePoof Před 20 dny +4

      Uh. Fairly sure cowboys were always doing that and acting like it didn't happen. Basic laws of human nature.

  • @Ted655687653
    @Ted655687653 Před 21 dnem +9

    Men like the company of men. You do the math.

  • @doncasto8520
    @doncasto8520 Před 21 dnem +6

    North Dakota also had a sex trafficking problem

  • @KliggLasser
    @KliggLasser Před 19 dny +3

    Haven't watched the video yet, but growing up in one of those states that is highlighted in the thumbnail, that's where all the smally equipped men from mostly Texas and California with big hats like to go to play cowboy after they've made some money in a suburb somewhere.

  • @Yormsane
    @Yormsane Před 22 dny +7

    Welcome to the Log Cabin time zone. 🤣

  • @markrichards6863
    @markrichards6863 Před 22 dny +13

    The ladies left to "get their hair did", and ran out on you all. It must have been the Prarie oysters you requested for dinner.

    • @veganvanguard8273
      @veganvanguard8273 Před 22 dny +1

      And the whole most of those state governments despising women and wanting them to be submissive second-class citizens

    • @RobespierreThePoof
      @RobespierreThePoof Před 20 dny

      Good riddance

  • @notlisteningwhocares8877
    @notlisteningwhocares8877 Před 23 dny +9

    I need to travel there soon, I’ve been to 41 states already , need to get the rest out the way asap USA 🇺🇸

  • @LeonaNeighbour
    @LeonaNeighbour Před 19 dny +2

    Utah, dating here is a big if, just because there are more men here does not mean it's a great dating place, unless your Mormon, or convert eligible guys stats change. Also, since it's a younger population, if your middle age there are not a lot of senior citizen men here. It is starting to change slowly here due to the California influx.

  • @sebbvell3426
    @sebbvell3426 Před 22 dny +6

    In the dating world, you took out the elder population but you didn't take out how many gay men could be in those states so maybe it evens out.

    • @jnyerere
      @jnyerere Před 17 dny +2

      Gay men don't traditionally flock to areas that are hostile towards them. Maybe you can make the case for Colorado.

  • @robertb6889
    @robertb6889 Před 22 dny +5

    Utah - what about age distribution and higher birth rates?

  • @nantuckettorrance1664
    @nantuckettorrance1664 Před 22 dny +3

    Good work here.
    You should also do a video about states, metros, and/or cities that have an unusually over-abundant amount of women. Where the women to men ratio is particularly out of balance.

  • @umazon4132
    @umazon4132 Před 17 dny +4

    Can you a make a video on which states specifically have more women than men.

    • @vantarinitel
      @vantarinitel Před 8 dny +2

      @@umazon4132 My ungoogled guesstimate would be states like Florida where there are statistically more women, but in the 80-100 geriatric demographic. Could be wrong tho

  • @michaellutes1057
    @michaellutes1057 Před 20 dny +10

    Utah could be the moremen state

    • @saagisharon8595
      @saagisharon8595 Před 20 dny +1

      it is, that's what it's known for
      oh wait, you made a pun, didn't you

  • @benparrish9547
    @benparrish9547 Před 16 dny +4

    Utah also has a lotttttt of industrial blue collar jobs , I’m guessing that impacts the numbers

  • @petersguazzato8291
    @petersguazzato8291 Před 22 dny +8

    Mate that’s fascinating and as you say too bad if you’re a Bloke looking for a Shiela 😂😂

  • @CortexNewsService
    @CortexNewsService Před 22 dny +2

    I just thought of a book set in Antarctica, mostly in the scientific outposts there. And men did way outnumber women to the point the women had a saying: "The odds are good, but the goods are odd."

  • @joebehrdenver
    @joebehrdenver Před 11 dny +2

    I grew up in Rapid City in the 1970s when the coal boom around Gillette WY started. The (semi-clean) joke about Wyoming was "Where the men are men, and the sheep are afraid". There's another joke about why Wyoming men have their name on the backside of their belts that I won't elaborate on here. :)
    (Also: Geoff, your straightness is showing. :) Denver has a hopping gay scene for a reason.)

  • @MrTruehoustonian
    @MrTruehoustonian Před 22 dny +8

    This states are basically a huge sausage party 😅

  • @bricks-mortar
    @bricks-mortar Před 19 dny +2

    Video caused me to search for location of "BROKE BACK MOUNTAIN"

  • @dviator86
    @dviator86 Před 21 dnem +3

    Utah has a younger population and younger people tend to be men

  • @barbarabrooks4747
    @barbarabrooks4747 Před 21 dnem +4

    This information is very useful for single women!

  • @Coolguyjason
    @Coolguyjason Před 21 dnem +9

    I love Menver Fellarado!

  • @leviwalpole7288
    @leviwalpole7288 Před 22 dny +3

    Air Force and ICBM bases, National Park employees?

  • @rosameryrojas-delcerro1059

    The USAs misogyny belt...

  • @danrhone9756
    @danrhone9756 Před 22 dny +7

    I thought that part of the country was a morman territory because it’s surrounding Utah so that’s probably the reason for more men than women supposedly of course the birth rate in Utah is so much higher on a flip side

  • @spartanz7088
    @spartanz7088 Před 3 dny +2

    I’m surprised Alaska isn’t in there.

  • @Bad.Robot69
    @Bad.Robot69 Před 17 dny +2

    Unless you cite your sources, most of the reasons why you think men are more numerous in these states sound like hasty generalizations and bifurcations. Also, how are economics not a consideration in this topic when discussing women?

  • @caseclosed9342
    @caseclosed9342 Před 21 dnem +1

    I have a feeling this also affects politics in those states due to women being more liberal and men being more conservative…

  • @SARWSiddiqui
    @SARWSiddiqui Před 23 dny +7

    Cos they jobs there are mainly agricultural or natural resource extraction.

  • @montemasterson9588
    @montemasterson9588 Před 22 dny +27

    Women just don't want to live out in the boonies. They like the things big city life offers.

    • @Merriwether-w8k
      @Merriwether-w8k Před 22 dny +11

      Massive generalizations get you nowhere

    • @bluebox2000
      @bluebox2000 Před 22 dny +12

      Polls show more and more women have a liberal viewpoint compared to so many basement incels getting radicalized by internet trolls. Except in liberal Colorado, these women need to move if they are to find a man they could actually like.

    • @veganvanguard8273
      @veganvanguard8273 Před 22 dny +3

      @@bluebox2000 Exactly.

    • @bigbadslimee
      @bigbadslimee Před 22 dny +2

      @@bluebox2000 many young women are getting radicalised by radical feminist who teach them to hate men, and it's far more common and widely accepted than the relatively small incel movement

    • @djackson4605
      @djackson4605 Před 22 dny +6

      @@bluebox2000 Well when you frame it in such an unbiased way... I'm convinced!

  • @donnyramay2635
    @donnyramay2635 Před 13 dny +1

    Austin, Texas is a babefest. I lived in an apartment complex where I and two other guys were the only men. The rest of the tenants were women and they were young and attractive. Unfortunately Austin is the most expensive city in Texas.

  • @juglansdependent
    @juglansdependent Před 22 dny +2

    solid episode man-bro-male-xy, but yes I did enjoy your lighter hearted episode. Do you have an episode of least inhabited areas within each US States?

  • @zainmudassir2964
    @zainmudassir2964 Před 21 dnem +2

    Remember Men wherever you are. Respect Women

    • @dl2839
      @dl2839 Před 20 dny +3

      I respect those who respect me...

    • @Trancymind
      @Trancymind Před 20 dny +1

      Respect is earned not given.

  • @ogabrielalbar
    @ogabrielalbar Před 22 dny +46

    Me, being gay and choosing my next destination LOL

    • @wlsterling
      @wlsterling Před 22 dny +3

      Thought the same exact thing! 😂

    • @LoboEye
      @LoboEye Před 22 dny +4

      @@ogabrielalbar
      Denver has a thriving gay community.

    • @thebeatnumber
      @thebeatnumber Před 22 dny

      I'm sure Denver must love the frequent AIDS and monkey pox outbreaks.

    • @thebeatnumber
      @thebeatnumber Před 22 dny

      ​​Denver also leads the nation in adult diaper sales.

    • @champfisk5613
      @champfisk5613 Před 22 dny

      Man I hope that doesn't mean what I think​@@thebeatnumber

  • @jc2delaga
    @jc2delaga Před 22 dny +2

    Great topic 👏 👍 Thanks 😃

  • @ballkans
    @ballkans Před 22 dny +3

    Thank you for the video and explanation.
    Greetings

  • @Vadderax
    @Vadderax Před 6 dny

    Two of the many factors that play into this are resources and the environment. just like the weather for instance. If you don't learn to adapt and learn. You lose it. It's not like the weather stays the same throughout the year there. It can dramatically shift from 40 to -30 on the same day in the winter months. Things tend to break dramatically when this occurs. It can be shining and warm, and the next moment, it can be hyperthermia type of weather in the spring and fall when caught outside. Men have to fix, maintain, work, and adapt as men to the situation all the time for infrastructure purposes to maintain society or have nothing. It's not an easier task by any means when farther from the equator, the ocean, and the weather for resources to live. And proves why more people tend to live. Down south, or to the west and east coast. It's more beneficial.

  • @janah.8471
    @janah.8471 Před dnem

    Lol, I'd love to see the "rugged mountains" in ND

  • @CarstenMoreno
    @CarstenMoreno Před 19 dny +1

    I got some funny nicknames for the more women dominated states. Instead of Florida, how about Feminida (get it, lol), Maine is Dame, Massachusetts is Massatutus, New Jersey is New Girly, South Carolina is Sweet Carolina, California is Califeminia, and Illinois is Womanois. 😅

  • @anthonybird546
    @anthonybird546 Před 23 dny +6

    That explains a lot 🤣🤣🤣

    • @sjg2024
      @sjg2024 Před 22 dny

      Like what? It doesn't make a difference what gender is dominant

  • @jeremyhelquist
    @jeremyhelquist Před 21 dnem +2

    Several people have commented on this, jokingly, but could easily skew the numbers is the gay population. Denver and SLC, especially, have quite large gay populations, for some reason.

    • @ballroomscott
      @ballroomscott Před 21 dnem +2

      I was thinking about that too. Pride month is a big deal here in Salt Lake with a large festival downtown and a parade. I don’t think enough people understand how LGBTQ+ friendly Utah really is.

  • @MrDrakkus
    @MrDrakkus Před 4 dny

    One potential explanation for Utah: polygamy. It's one of the few states where it's permitted, even if it is technically illegal. This tends to draw in men who want multiple wives from many outside states. While I'm sure there are more women in the polygamist towns, that's because they have so many men (either as children or immigrants from other states) that they actually have to kick some out in order to keep the ratios where they want them. Those men then tend to stay in the nearby towns.

  • @gusloader123
    @gusloader123 Před 22 dny +1

    To: Geography Geoff ---> I do not know where you got your figures / stats about Utah, but they do not match with what I saw. I lived for six years (2012 to 2018) in southern Utah County (The County where Provo City is) before I retired, and it seemed to me to be more like 49% male and 51% females. At least upon the I-15 corridor, which starts around St. George in the southwest corner of the state and goes up to the Idaho border. About the only place that there might be more males than females are in the coal mining areas such as Carbon County, or the turkey farms/ranches in San Pete County and the other rural mining areas.

  • @phillgirard8610
    @phillgirard8610 Před 22 dny +2

    Funny stuff boss. 😆 Also good information to know. 👍

  • @AtarahDerek
    @AtarahDerek Před 22 dny +10

    Geoff: There are 15,000 more men than women in Montana.
    Me: They must all be gay, then. I bet they're all Californians.

  • @jamesjacobs3753
    @jamesjacobs3753 Před 16 dny +1

    Didn’t even need to watch the video. It’s because there are high paying jobs in the oil fields, lumber industry and other blue collar jobs that pay well

  • @notlisteningwhocares8877
    @notlisteningwhocares8877 Před 22 dny +2

    Denver is the Austin of Colorado. I love it there, it’s a bear city !

  • @michaelchen8643
    @michaelchen8643 Před 22 dny +3

    Let’s look at very specifically north and South Dakota, Wyoming in Montana and Idaho. There are not many cities that are very large. Certainly there are no cities where there’s over 1 million people a lot of industries that are there mining animal, husbandry, industrial lager, culture and outdoors heavy physical activity women are either gonna be able to adapt that by being born and raised or they gonna go elsewhere.
    The state of Utah and especially state of Colorado have more population than the others that I’ve mentioned but for instance Denver has maybe 700,000 residents and Salt Lake City has about 250,000 residence not exactly large metropolitan areas
    On top of that, only Colorado has a progressive set of policies and laws that would make it tolerable for women to live there. The other states have restrictions on abortion or some of them are leaning to things very aggressively like trying to monitor women to see if they might be ovulating or not, and trying to hold them accountable for leaving the state for abortions, not every woman is into that that might scare certain women off, making a life there and to leave to other places like a state that are not as overbearing
    The left coast is not far same with Nevada and Arizona with policies that are more in line with women’s rights and their freedom of choice

  • @ifronnin
    @ifronnin Před 15 dny +1

    In Wyoming, there is a beautiful woman behind every tree.

  • @jonathanscheitlin3346
    @jonathanscheitlin3346 Před 22 dny +1

    Thanks Geoff, love your content keep it up!

  • @anthonydolio8118
    @anthonydolio8118 Před 22 dny +1

    Awesome as always. Thank you.

  • @tylercochell2253
    @tylercochell2253 Před 23 hodinami

    Idaho has a relatively low population but hosts an Airforce base and an air national guard base. Jobs might skew the numbers toward men. There are also agriculture jobs and a majority male semiconductor manufacturer. 13,000 more men isn't that ridiculous.

  • @bobdenton1
    @bobdenton1 Před 3 dny

    Farming, a heavily male occupation, is also quite dangerous. A tractor falling on you is no fun.

  • @sarahwhitlock6100
    @sarahwhitlock6100 Před 2 dny

    No mention of how bias the legal systems can be. One percent of US males are incarcerated, down from one point three percent in 2013.

  • @Da__goat
    @Da__goat Před 20 dny +1

    Probably because the jobs in those states require less air conditioned office jobs and more ranch hands and hard labor

  • @Jordan-tq2jc
    @Jordan-tq2jc Před 20 dny +1

    Mountains and snow... The answer is mountains and snow.

  • @BellaDonna.58
    @BellaDonna.58 Před 4 dny

    The answer is at least partially the Military bases in all these states.

  • @Rockabillyrulzok
    @Rockabillyrulzok Před 21 dnem +2

    You could've also said "He"waii

  • @okzoomer5728
    @okzoomer5728 Před 22 dny +12

    Being from Utah there's a reason women don't want to live around the highly misogynistic LDS church. The lack of separation between church and state drives a lot of people away from this state. I'm an atheist and I'm still here, but I often think about leaving because of this.

    • @blazer9547
      @blazer9547 Před 22 dny +4

      You should leave then , let them have that one state. I'm an atheist too

    • @veganvanguard8273
      @veganvanguard8273 Před 22 dny +7

      @@blazer9547 I left 2 months ago to live in San Francisco. Never going back oh my god what a terrible culture and state government. Loving CA so much more!

    • @okzoomer5728
      @okzoomer5728 Před 22 dny +1

      @@blazer9547 It's hard when you are so attached to home. My birth family immigrated to Utah 6 generations ago as well. But poor healthcare options for my medical condition may finally force my hand.

    • @okzoomer5728
      @okzoomer5728 Před 22 dny +1

      @@veganvanguard8273 Yea the state government is definitely interesting in their level of democracy about matters. This is a state where voting definitely will not do anything because of a rogue far right legislature regarding some issues.

    • @mrp4242
      @mrp4242 Před 19 dny +1

      @@veganvanguard8273BWAHAHA. Are you really touting ‘California’s state governerment? You realize people are leaving there in droves to states like Texas, Idaho, Utah, Arizona and Tennessee, correct? I suppose I shouldn’t be surprised a Vegan prefers to live in San Francisco. Enjoy your superior ‘culture’ lol.

  • @UnicornDreamsPastelSkies
    @UnicornDreamsPastelSkies Před 23 dny +6

    Cue the 1983 Miquel Brown song... "So many men, so little time!"
    History, geography, industry, isolation, more rural, dry cold climate... they all play some part in this. I did a county by county map once based on Census data, much of the western and northern halves of America, especially in the rural areas tend to be more male and childless, and with it more IQ and less crime/poverty/pregnancy out-of-wedlock because more people working and making money, and with higher-skilled, higher-risk jobs at that.
    While in the former Confederacy particularly along the Fall Line, more female and more children (except in Florida with the latter due to all the retirees), due to more fatherless families thanks to more of those bad things+less good things and skilled jobs, and again, history, geography and climate. Maybe it's the warmth that leads one to be more free to lie around since grow and fall down all year while in the cold, one has to have brains to be resourceful and accordingly plan ahead to survive the winter. JUST MY TWO CENTS...

    • @deanfirnatine7814
      @deanfirnatine7814 Před 22 dny +2

      I think your on to something but urban areas draw women, name something bad and its attached to urban areas.

    • @jamesmooney8933
      @jamesmooney8933 Před 19 dny

      Maybe "ring worm" was the problem. Because of the warm climate people walked around bare foot, which is how ring worm entered the body.
      One of the ways of combating ring worm was to bury people 6 feet under ground. Ring worm can't go up 6 feet of earth.
      Eventually, the ring worm problem was solved.

  • @trevornewkirk3224
    @trevornewkirk3224 Před 6 dny

    Will we get an episode soon, saying which states have the most women?