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I came to Utah with my family in the 90s and we were not mormon. It was one of the hardest things I've ever had to go through, the kids in the neighborhood were not allowed to talk to us and the neighborhood completely shunned us when they found out we weren't interested. It was weird because right when we got here they immediately accepted us, and then they found out we didn't want to go to church, and it was downhill from there. I just find it funny that there's so many college educated Mormons out there but they don't do the research on their own Book of Mormon or how it came to be. Extraordinary claims need extraordinary evidence. And there's absolutely no evidence that the story in the Book of Mormon is true. There's so many stories in the comments that are similar to my story, I'm sorry, but you say that you can be involved in their Community if you're not interested, that is not true.... also the drug problem is crazy in utah. One of the highest prescription drug abuse states in the country. Back in the early 2000s heroin was a big thing because oxycontin's got off the street, now fentanyl is really huge, it's so easy to get drugs in Utah. No one else will tell you these kind of things though

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You seem like a smart, well spoken educated person.I hope lots of people like you are there

Also I was aware of the food storage thing.Because again we used to go to the church plus I have general cultural and religious knowledge about many cultures and religions but I would definitely advise everyone not advertise that they stuck up food there because if something does go down everyone's gonna be going To drive to utah or walk to utah to raid and steal everything

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does having tattoos prevent you from getting work? are you shunned by ppl because of your appearance? I ask because I have a lot of tattoos.

This whole private stuff makes it sound like they’re hiding something

If you want to take a Mormon fishing I need to take two of them if you take one he'll drink all your beer and smoke all your cigarettes if you take two they won't drink no beer or smoke no cigarettes

Seems like you're describing Utah from 30 years ago. The majority of people in Utah are either non-mormon or inactive Mormons. Everything is open on Sundays, kids will find friends to play with on Sunday. I think the only real adjustment for people who move to Utah will be the liquor laws, and the lack of ability to buy alcohol at supermarkets.

Great video. You gave facts. No place is perfect, but it looks as if there are plenty of positives about Utah.

Is this a good State for homeless people?

I think this is great information for someone considering a move there.

Hi! Thank you for this great video. We are moving to Salt Lake City, UT or close to there, what will be the best area for schools? We have 3 kids - high school, middle school and elementary school.

Thank you for the video! I have a question: you mentioned that Mormons are quite traditional. Would a woman working in a usually male-dominated industry witness some kind of discrimination in Utah? I hope this question isn't harsh, I would appreciate hearing some thoughts

I'M BORN & RAISED IN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH & "GAME IS LOCKED" SO NOBODY ELSE MOVE HERE PLEASE 😂 SORRY BUT... GAME IS LOCKED... THAT MEANS NO MORE CAN PLAY... UTAH: GAME LOCKED

Can I live on an average income for a family of four?

The church is supposed to be for everyone

Moved to Utah 12 years ago. Utah has grown a lot since in a not so good way. Even with more diversity that has come with the rapid growth the Mormon Church still will not allow the separation of church and government. They feel they are entitled to control and attempt to use their power to keep control in every way they can. Also materialism has become the second religion in this state. Affordability is all but gone yet keeping up with pears is pursued any any cost. Bigger is better has become the new Utah theme. We call it the land of the Mor-Monies!

Most Utahns are atually not morman

😅😅One of the biggest melting pots in the country!?!?!? By what measure? This is the least diverse state ever, are you kidding?

Good video. Thank you so much. 😊 I knew some of these things, but not all of it. I love Utah. Beautiful state.

She would 100% be besties with the Frankie family. Shameful.

Nobody is born a Mormon or whatever...You were born with a CLEAN SLATE/HARD DRIVE Homo sapien. YOU were simply INDCOTRINATED by irrational power-seeking violent war mongering hate groups for social , political and monetary control to empower those at the top of their fabricated social hierarchy....at the EXPENSE of gullible insecure submissive and ignorant individuals.. that blindly submit to them ..... like the lady above.

Utah is home for me, and i got baptized at 10, and quit going at 11. Wow do they judge people like homeless people and other religion ☯️☯️, but every religion ☯️☯️ dose the same cuz their cults.

They have to donate 10%of wages to the church, its called tieding or wall street money lol 😆😆

Please! Stop helping people move to Utah! Everything is going downhill! The quality of life has decreased dramatically!

I have read Utah is changing -like New England-because so many transplants come there for what it offers. Then they try to change it into what they left behind.

Compared to most other states, Utah is ... 1. Safe 2. Affordable 3. Sensible 4. Normal 5. All of which is "abnormal" when you consider other states. Trust me, it's abnormal to be normal. Anything bad you find in Utah is something you'll see in other states which are two or three times worse. And most of Utah's problems are quite seriously imported from several idiot states. If there's riotous activity of any kind, you can be sure it was caused by outsiders who moved to Utah to escape the idiocy of their previous state ... only to continue contributing to the lowest common denominator in their new state of Utah. They end up becoming the sort of problem which they previously wished to escape elsewhere. Trust me - the natives are very RARELY the cause of the most serious problems in Utah. If you want normal, then move to Utah. If you want a total party place 100% of the time, then move elsewhere. I lived in California for 18 years ... and I sure as hell do NOT miss the insanity.

I agree with most of your points however, with a $200k home, now $600k, Utah salaries have remained relatively low. A person making $100k in 2019 is not suddenly making $300k. I don’t know the statistics, you might, but I have a feeling that most of the home sales are going to people coming in from out of state with FB, Adobe, Google etc. and they brought their salaries with them. My neighbors who bought land and built a home on that land (Utah lake front property…the lake is their backyard with views of Timpanogas) said that their kids rent is more than their mortgage on a 6 bedroom, 4 bathroom, 3 car garage and a (“drop your jet-ski in the water from your private dock”) house. A 1-bedroom in a very bad, crime ridden neighborhood is $1600. That same apartment was $690 in 2019. I doubt the tenants salary has increased as well. So home prices and rents skyrocketing and salaries remaining lower than average, not great. Otherwise, very beautiful here. I lived a lot of places (LA, Santa Barbara, Hawaii, Boston, Orange County) so I think I do have a pretty good barometer of what’s better and what’s not great.

"everyone knows how to drive in the snow" c'mon

It sounds like it would suck living in Utah.

Yeah house prices rising is bad and so is the high rates of mormons

Im not a Mormon.i was born there raised in Clearfield.miss my state looks like are hole country is taking a dump.😢..

Discrimination is what you can expect.

Did you saw the Utahraptor roaming around?

Sounds great. 50% of your neighbors are members of a cult that was created in America in the 1840s who believe the "lost tribes of Israel" are Native Americans and who treat women like they did in the 1950s. If you're coming to Utah to start a business, remember Mormons prefer to do business with other Mormons. That means 1/2 of your potential clientele is out of bounds.

I'm an ex-Mormon living in Utah. Good thing that I'm an introvert, because you lose lots of fake friends if you go "apostate".

utah being “one of the biggest melting pots in the entire country” is an interesting statement

Super awesome place ya just gotta be rich

The least aggressive americans are the lds church people. if i had to move to america utah seems nice.

if I win the lottery I will move into a mormon community for the safety

Stay away from for Utah!! Just saying!

I'm in woodbury minnesota. Looking to move to Draper Utah. Been looking online and need to increase my budget, house prices are high. Looking for new construction

What about moving during winter months?

Great video, i know its been a year but almost every state has house increasing. from Wyoming to Chicago etc its just the way of life now. Ppl say its cheaper in Mississppi, but thier payrate is really low.. so not really. every state has its cons, you just gotta find the right one that fits your lifestyle, income, career etc.

Yeah, housing prices rocketing is one of the worst things economically long term unless you already own your own home. Pricing people out of affordable housing causes severe problems.

There are also Jack Mormons, Mormon on the outside, but will drink alcohol, smoke, even have gay sex.

As a non mormon, I'm moving to Utah from Florida May 2024. Looking at the draper/sandy area. Thanks for the video

I have been traveling here and there for 22 years. The only State that I have not been to is Hawaii. Utah is the #1 worst State that I have ever been to hands down, without a doubt! It is tied for 1st place along with other States for worst places in the world to move to.

Went to lagoon park. Its amazing! Ppl left their backpacks out, ride operators were super friendly, i love the 4x4 community! I would move theire from nevada ina heartbeat!