Graduated from granger high school in 2009. The family oriented nature of the entire state is something i reallly miss. The various green jello i had to try at the bbqs. I wasn't trying to raise a family at the time and left northern utah
@@LivingIn-SaltLakeCity if I had a family that I wanted to raise with traditional values . I would move back to raise a family . I will say that everything else in SLC or Utah county is not for me, essentially if you are not LDS you are a second class citizen. Members of the LDS are les haughty once they leave the promise land (Utah). I still make my fry sauce when I'm at restaurants.
With people commenting that you're just talking about SLC, I feel many people dont know that opportunities are limited outside of the SLC and Utah County metro areas. Utah County and the Weber County-Ogden area has similar issues. Also northern larger rural areas like Brigham City and Logan get hit with pollution as well, especially in the winter. Also a lot of people commute from SLC here so you might have prepare for long daily commutes if you cant work from home and need to be close to SLC Pollution also reaches out to Tooele and Wendover and lots of commuting unless youre working in the military or a casino with the latter. Water access is going to be a growing problem down in Cedar City and St. George and housing is pricey there. More rural national park towns have the same housing issue with it being limited and costly with places like Moab and Torrey. I mean you can live out in rural cities like Loa or Vernal (US-191) but jobs and pay are going to be limited and lower unless you are telecommuting with your job.
Title is a bit misleading. Don't move to SLC would be more accurate. Overall, Utah is an awesome state. Yeah, we'd like more sports. Yeah, we'd like the traffic to be better. Yeah, air quality over north Salt Lake is pretty rough. But I'd refute the lack of culture and lack of history. The whole Utah valley is founded on some unique history. And there is a culture, it's just not some party culture.
@@TacticalJackalope So true..... LA traffic is the absolute worst. Served a mission in SOCAL...... so glad to be back in Utah after that. Never complaining about traffic or bad air again.
Utah's laws on common law marriage can be quite complex! While it's true that common law marriage exists, it's not as straightforward as it might seem. For instance, there are specific requirements that must be met for a relationship to be recognized as a common law marriage. Have you or someone you know been affected by these laws?
Please do not move here from california, unless you are going to vote in a way that isn't going to ruin utah, like how certain voters have ruined california.
Thanks for sharing. I understand the concern about changes, but what do you think are the best ways to keep Utah thriving while welcoming new residents?
@@LivingIn-SaltLakeCity We do not have enough resources to keep accepting more people. There isn't enough water, there isn't enough housing, there isn't enough space.
@@shatzofhudson We do in a very small number of cities. Also there is no reason not to do public transit. Even if you would never use public transit yourself, you should be a big supporter of it, because it means less idiot drivers on the road.
@@MegaLokopo oh love public transit. I live in chicago. big transit guy......that being said, most of this country hates it's citizens soo fucking much that it would never even consider entertaining the idea of public transit lol
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Graduated from granger high school in 2009. The family oriented nature of the entire state is something i reallly miss. The various green jello i had to try at the bbqs. I wasn't trying to raise a family at the time and left northern utah
Would you ever move back?
@@LivingIn-SaltLakeCity if I had a family that I wanted to raise with traditional values . I would move back to raise a family . I will say that everything else in SLC or Utah county is not for me, essentially if you are not LDS you are a second class citizen. Members of the LDS are les haughty once they leave the promise land (Utah).
I still make my fry sauce when I'm at restaurants.
Very true, if you had to move back which area would it be?
Don’t move here..we’re full of
With people commenting that you're just talking about SLC, I feel many people dont know that opportunities are limited outside of the SLC and Utah County metro areas. Utah County and the Weber County-Ogden area has similar issues. Also northern larger rural areas like Brigham City and Logan get hit with pollution as well, especially in the winter. Also a lot of people commute from SLC here so you might have prepare for long daily commutes if you cant work from home and need to be close to SLC
Pollution also reaches out to Tooele and Wendover and lots of commuting unless youre working in the military or a casino with the latter.
Water access is going to be a growing problem down in Cedar City and St. George and housing is pricey there.
More rural national park towns have the same housing issue with it being limited and costly with places like Moab and Torrey.
I mean you can live out in rural cities like Loa or Vernal (US-191) but jobs and pay are going to be limited and lower unless you are telecommuting with your job.
Very true! Some of these issues exist outside of the salt lake city metro area.
What is a "mounend"? 10:23
Lol, I think he was saying "Mountain"
That is local dialect pronunciation of mountain.
You tag line says, "Don't Move To Utah" anyone with common sense knows not to move to a CITY, that doesn't mean don't move the state
Utah is definitely a great state! What's your favorite city?
Title is a bit misleading. Don't move to SLC would be more accurate. Overall, Utah is an awesome state. Yeah, we'd like more sports. Yeah, we'd like the traffic to be better. Yeah, air quality over north Salt Lake is pretty rough. But I'd refute the lack of culture and lack of history. The whole Utah valley is founded on some unique history. And there is a culture, it's just not some party culture.
These are great points 👍🏽 what is the most undervalued aspect of Utah?
Unless you've driven in LA or DC traffic or even Houston you really have nothing to complain about. 😁
@@TacticalJackalope I’ve driven in both! LA traffic decreases your life expectancy by 20%😂
@@TacticalJackalope So true..... LA traffic is the absolute worst. Served a mission in SOCAL...... so glad to be back in Utah after that. Never complaining about traffic or bad air again.
Lake stench could've gone in the air quality section as well.
very true! Which lake?
@@LivingIn-SaltLakeCity take a wild guess
Salt lake or Utah lake?
@@LivingIn-SaltLakeCity have you never been north of centerville or something?
Utah is a great place to be from.
Utah is a great state! Many of my out of state clients want to know both the good and bad about living in the area.
SLC obviously isn't the entire state, c'mon man!
what's your favorite/least favorite part of Utah?
I'll move there to have 3 wife's
One wife is more than enough. Trust me
Utah has common law marriage if you want to lose half your stuff.
Utah's laws on common law marriage can be quite complex! While it's true that common law marriage exists, it's not as straightforward as it might seem. For instance, there are specific requirements that must be met for a relationship to be recognized as a common law marriage. Have you or someone you know been affected by these laws?
Please do not move here from california, unless you are going to vote in a way that isn't going to ruin utah, like how certain voters have ruined california.
Thanks for sharing. I understand the concern about changes, but what do you think are the best ways to keep Utah thriving while welcoming new residents?
@@LivingIn-SaltLakeCity We do not have enough resources to keep accepting more people. There isn't enough water, there isn't enough housing, there isn't enough space.
Okay, you talked me out of it.
Oh no!
@@LivingIn-SaltLakeCity What was the point of this video?
The air quality is so bad it will actually take years off your life.
I don’t doubt it
ya'll should build some more roads lol
totally agree! We definitely need more freeways running east/west, don't you think?
More roads doesn't solve the problem of traffic. More public transit solves the problem.
@@MegaLokopo ....this is America my dude. We don't do that here lol
@@shatzofhudson We do in a very small number of cities. Also there is no reason not to do public transit. Even if you would never use public transit yourself, you should be a big supporter of it, because it means less idiot drivers on the road.
@@MegaLokopo oh love public transit. I live in chicago. big transit guy......that being said, most of this country hates it's citizens soo fucking much that it would never even consider entertaining the idea of public transit lol