Promised to check out your videos - love this one. Loved it all except for the flying roach! Never knew until recent years that some people live in the US without all the critters we get to enjoy everyday.
I would take that right about now. Here in Wisconsin just got 10'1 inches in snow and going to get more. I'm over it. I know about the fiery red ants from growing up visiting my granny and uncles in Tuskegee. Brother fell in one when we were younger 🥺
No see ums? Do you mean chiggers? No see ums in Tennessee we're the tiny nats that swarm your face all summer. You could hear them, you could see the "cloud", but hardly ever see the bug itself.
We recently moved to Pensacola for work, but from what I’ve seen I like the areas around Daphne and Fairhope better (plus AL has cheaper cost of living overall). I was wondering if you knew whether it would be easier or feasible to get a city job in Mobile, or Baldwin county if already being currently employed by Pensacola city. I realize it’s a different state, but is there any way to transfer (or have preference) that you know of since it’s government job?
Hey! I ran into you at church I think and you didn’t recognize me because I had lost so much weight. 😁 If I’m thinking about the right person. Glad you love it here!
@@loweralagent thank you for this response. This worries me with the severity of the tornados recently. I’m I. Florida looking to possibly relocate and someone has mentioned this county!
Your pretty funny a natural gentleman. Southern men have the best manners.
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Promised to check out your videos - love this one. Loved it all except for the flying roach! Never knew until recent years that some people live in the US without all the critters we get to enjoy everyday.
Actually I’ve never seen one but I was just trying to be accurate on what you could encounter.
I would take that right about now. Here in Wisconsin just got 10'1 inches in snow and going to get more. I'm over it. I know about the fiery red ants from growing up visiting my granny and uncles in Tuskegee. Brother fell in one when we were younger 🥺
Ugh! I know that hurt. Can’t wait to meet you when you come down. Summer right?
No see ums? Do you mean chiggers? No see ums in Tennessee we're the tiny nats that swarm your face all summer. You could hear them, you could see the "cloud", but hardly ever see the bug itself.
Yeah I’m pretty sure they are chiggers. Either way….they’re annoying little buggers.
I lived there when Fredrick came threw!!
A lot has changed since then.
We recently moved to Pensacola for work, but from what I’ve seen I like the areas around Daphne and Fairhope better (plus AL has cheaper cost of living overall). I was wondering if you knew whether it would be easier or feasible to get a city job in Mobile, or Baldwin county if already being currently employed by Pensacola city. I realize it’s a different state, but is there any way to transfer (or have preference) that you know of since it’s government job?
Hey there. Hmm. I’ll need to think about that one and ask around.
Hey Jeff- you were our agent when we moved to Daphne.... we love it here- except it's growing too fast!
Hey! I ran into you at church I think and you didn’t recognize me because I had lost so much weight. 😁 If I’m thinking about the right person. Glad you love it here!
@@loweralagent What church are you talking about? You have lost a lot of weight.
@@wesbayers7286 CHP
That's right - do you still go there?
I just went the one time to see Benny Hen. I go to City Hope in Malbis.
Can you talk about silverhill?
Sure I’ll add Silverhill to the list.
What about tornadoes because with the influx of tornadoes 🌪️?
Yes we storms that bring tornadoes from time to time….once or twice a year maybe.
@@loweralagent thank you for this response. This worries me with the severity of the tornados recently. I’m I. Florida looking to possibly relocate and someone has mentioned this county!
There is always a risk of course but it’s not something that causes people to lose a lot of sleep around here.
Weather.gov says there have been 97 tornadoes in Baldwin County since 1950.