@@sanford360 I live in Florida and travel all over the country. I roll my eyes any time an Uber driver tells me the same thing lol I’m not jealous of Colorado, though. Beautiful state, the air just sucks hava
@@harper222 I knew Florida’s humidity was crazy when I flew from Tampa to Mexico and felt some relief from the humidity when I went outside in Cancun lol Colorado is the most beautiful place I have ever lived but I had friend who was a bit overweight come visit and he was turning blue in the face by day five lol not for everybody.
Seems a few problems could be easily avoided if one simply doesn't drive/own an automobile. USA Today declared Philadelphia as America's #1 most walkable city in 2022
Me and my partner are gonna be moving over from NZ. Took awhile to figure which state/city we wanna move to but then chose Philadelphia. We originally were gonna go for NYC but the insane price to live there veered us to Jersey City but I then decided to find the nearest cheapest city from Jersey and found Philly. Done research and absolutely AMAZED in a great way. This video didn't put me off in the slightest as where we live has insane traffic and is a touristy place. Just makes us more excited to move! Also love that animals (cats and dogs) are very much accepted
Hi! Thank you for reaching out from NZ. A lot of people from NY are moving here too for the same reason. It's less expensive and I personally think Philly is better! :) As you explore online check out my other YT channel where I interview people about their neighborhoods. ruclips.net/channel/UCYmeLyUL-zkfJ5MTpa4NPGg And when you're ready to talk about it reach out anytime!
@@LivinginGPP I'm moving to Philly too, originally from NYC but am presently out of the country, so moving from here. Your videos are super helpful. VERY glad to hear about the crime apps. That is one thing that's not really a problem in NYC.
Glad to hear you've got your eyes set on this fantastic city. A lot of New Yorkers have moved here in the last few years especially. If you need any help from a Realtor when the time comes, I'll be happy to help. @@thefuturist47
I live here in Philadelphia. I really hate the downtown district because I am sick of the homeless population. I feel so unsafe when I go to Center City. The public transportation is not safe. There are nice neighborhoods in Philadelphia. I just wish Philadelphia would get the homeless and drug addicts under control. Also, public transportation desperately needs more police. Gee, I wonder why there aren't enough police 🤔
@@markdecker6190 I always tell everyone it's a matter of perspective and what you're comparing it to. And as for price that depends on what you're looking for too whether it's a single family home or a condo, etc.
I'm gonna save your page for the future, cause I like your vibe. Currently living in San Antonio, but I'm originally from the Tri State area (born Staten Island, raised in Monmouth Co, NJ). I am really looking hard at making a move back up to be closer to family in the NY/NJ/CT area, but with enough distance to not be smothered. Move probably won't be til 2025 at the earliest, but never too soon to start planning in my book!
Ryan I forgot to mention as you explore online check out my other YT channel where I interview people about their neighborhoods. ruclips.net/channel/UCYmeLyUL-zkfJ5MTpa4NPGg
I’m 24 years old & unfortunately grew up poor in Southern California with little support from family. I’m sick of the cost of living & was forced to work full time instead of going to college. I want to move to Philadelphia.
@@LivinginGPPI knew it! Home of the King George II Inn, the oldest continuous operating inn in America. Did you get to see the Majestic Anheuser-Busch Clydesdales?
@LivinginGPP I live in SWFL with my retired mother right now but was born and raised in Bensalem. My parents and grandparents are from Philadelphia. My one grandfather ran a Polish bakery in Port Richmond way back in the day. My Italian grandmother once went on a date with Al Capone. My Irish great-grandfather was a Mummer. My parents moved to Bristol Borough in the 70s, then Bensalem. I was born at Lower Bucks Hospital. I miss home so much. - It's currently baseball season so, LET'S GO PHILLIES! ⚾️
I hate Philly so much crime is way out of control i live in port Richmond I got excepted into temple and my dad got got promoted with comcast I saw a guy shooting up on the El and he pulled his drawers down and started flipping around his birthday suit I asked the septa employee and they refused to do anything I went to high school in south jersey across the river and I have seen it go so downhill I had an opportunity to go to GMU in the Dc area and I am so upset with myself for moving to Philly a lot of what this agent said is Bs to put it kindly I am getting as far away as possible this summer and transferring to GMU just sewed the real estate agent who lied to me Philly sucks and it’s terrible as someone who’s has grown up in this area for over a dozen
@@LivinginGPP yes I know I am of Russian heritage so Northeast Philly is like a hidden gem for me it has all the eithnic foods I grew up with and love so parts of south Philly are also very nice I think I will fair a lot better in Dc I am looking at transferring to George Mason in Virginia so I won’t be directly in the city and even then Dc has a lot of Nice areas also and the metro was really clean when I have rode it so no more watching people overdosing on the El when you can even catch it cuz half the time it seems to be broke and you have to wait over an hour for the 25 out of Port Richmond it really disgusts me seeing how down hill Philly has gone as someone who grew up and graduated high school in the area I have been here since 2010 and this is the worst I have ever seen it in 2024 and I have also lived in NYC a few years so I have seen really bad I look forward to visiting for sporting events since it is only about 2 and a half hours from Philly
I wish you all the best. One of my sisters lives in VA right outside DC and they like it. But they won't go into DC. Let's hope ALL the cities in the US make a turn for the better before it's too late. BTW I saw some wild shit right here in Bucks County the last couple weeks too. @@Jerzey-o7e
If you're going to dis Philly and discuss education, you really need grammar lessons and spell check. It's tough to take you seriously when you explain it in such poor fashion.
Grew up in Lancaster and Pittsburgh in 1970's. Mistakenly moved to both York and Chester Counties when retiring after years in DMV. PA has suffered decades of truly piss poor leadership that has only very recently been voted out of office. It will take decades for PA to re-join the thriving Northeast metropolis corridor because of idiotic voting blocks. Even affluent Chester Cty is behind, with ingrained, money wasting attitudes to match. Advice to PA's young: move away to DMV for a better quality of life in almost every way.
I'm talking about the taxes he didn't pay on the millions his son took in from overseas crooks through shell companies ... it'll be coming out soon I'm sure.
whoops, meant to reply with the correct account. This channel is all about finding your people. And weeding out those who are not your people. Thank you for leaving @@LeftyLinda
Your videos are hilarious. Gotta stay sharp to tell if you're for or against people moving there! 😂. It'll be a couple years, but I'll look you up when im ready to get serious about moving.
Iam from dfw particularly in deep ellum and I visited philly recently because im doing some kind of bucketlist on nba arena's low and behold i came in a snow storm during mlk this week from a washington amtrak, initially i was like am I in minessota its only 30 degrees and i feel im in canada. But eventually snow shovel came and saw a bit of rain. Even in those conditions I really appreciated Philly for what it is. I stayed in chinatown for the most part. And most of the time i relied on Septa even on my way back to the airport. It was like wow its like new york. What blew my mind is its 2 hrs fron new york in an amtrak. All the cities i want to go washingtob , nyc, boston is possible without driving or riding a plane and I find great value at that. The mere fact that I can survive here without car was mindblowing. Food in chinatown? Omg! Philly cheestake OmG! I cant find this in dfw. The rent is comparable to dfw. So it is making me really consider. I know each is own but for me, what i make and current wants and needs philly hits the spot. Will visit again when its sunny to see the true beauty of philly.
Hi Ryan! I am so glad you landed in our city for your NBA Arena adventure. That sounds like a blast! I'm glad to hear you enjoyed your time here even with the snow and ice (one reason I'd love to leave!) If you find yourself making your way back to Philly to stay for a while, I'd be happy to help you find the perfect place. Just hit me up when you're ready. 🙂
I don't find the weather to be unpredictable and ive lived in philly almost my whole life. We have different seasons but if its cold in the morning its cold at night. In the west it can be hot in the morning anfmd cold at night.
I've been here my whole life and I haven't been killed yet 🤣🤣😂😂 @@arrionemiller5571 however, I agree it's hairy. You gotta keep your eyes open and don't look like a victim. One of my friends was just murdered in Philly about a year ago. If he wasn't drunk it might not have happened. He was a big dude. Someone stabbed him and they let the f*cker outta jail because "he's got cancer" well he HAD cancer when he plunged a knife into my friend too. This city is F U CKED - I sell homes in Bucks county too! LOL
@LivinginPhillyPA101 good video and Philly is rich in history I always say it's the most historic city in the USA. It had the 1st and 2nd bank. Hopefully it can bounce back more. Unfortunately some rough neighborhoods but the charm is there. And my family loves middle Bucks the Doylestown area
I live in an area that isn’t LGBTQ friendly, (East Tennessee), and I’m desperate to find an area that is accepting-primarily for my son, 29. He deserves happiness, not fear. Plus, I’m a writer and ghost hunter, and he’s trying to break into the movie industry. We need a central area where the two of us can find our niche. (Commuting isn’t an issue.) We don’t necessarily have to live within city limits, since we love Pennsylvania, period. But being close to the city would be nice. I’m older, 58, and live with a disability, so it isn’t easy for me to get around. I need to know that I can use my mobility scooter without an issue. (I hate that I have to use it, but for longer distances, that’s my life. I can walk short distances, but not long-thanks to being dragged by a horse when I was in my teens.) And darn it! I would LOVE, more than anything, to find a neighborhood where I might be able to make friends, have CRAZY themed parties (because I’m great at those), and maybe see trick-or-treaters for the first time in over 30 years. I’m DESPERATE for LIFE! For myself, and my son. East Tennessee isn’t exactly the friendliest place, especially if you live your life on the left. It’s beautiful, and I have a gorgeous view of the mountains, but that isn’t LIFE! And I need to finally live it… especially for my son. OH!!! And most importantly, I am DESPERATE for great healthcare! That’s non-existent where I live. I know I’m looking for a lot, but after living the life WE have, we deserve it. Especially my son. What do you think? Can I be happy here? (I’m saving your video, and subscribing, for the (hopefully) not-too-distant future. 😊
I'm sorry to hear that it isn't friendly for your son there. We sure do have plenty of great health care institutions here and walkability is through the roof! I think you should come for a visit. But be prepared because prices outside of the city limits is through the roof as well as most desirable areas in Philly. You will definitely have a higher cost of living compared to the south.
I feel for what you have to deal with in TN. I lived in Western Kentucky for 11 years and….yeah, people aren’t very accepting. I’m originally from Philly. I moved back in 2007. I don’t know what kind of budget you are working with, some areas are more expensive than others….and I’m not well versed on wheelchair user accommodation. However, LGBTQ is no issue, and from what I can see, there seems to be great nightlife. I’m an older woman who’s white and straight, so..my knowledge is limited. There’s hospitals that are well known and can offer excellent care…then again, depending on insurance coverage, sometimes it’s hard to access care. If you are a Reddit user, there’s a few subreddits devoted to Philly. People there are really helpful. I had to comment because I felt just like you did when I was living in Hopkinsville, KY (I was in the service, and stayed in the area when I got out). In any event, I wish you and your son luck.
Hey Richard! You are so right. I'm in the burbs too and there is no shortage or things to see and do in the Philly Burbs. I am starting to make some videos about Bucks County and soon I will put some together about Montgomery County too.
Currently researching areas to move to from Northwest Florida and Philly has made it to the top of our list! We are looking at Roxborough/Manayunk or other areas with that vibe. Any other suggestions that are similar to look into?
Hey! Happy to hear you're considering the Philly Metro. Shoot me and email and tell me what specifically about those neighborhoods are drawing you in so that I can give you some other suggestions to consider too.
I forgot to mention, as you explore online check out my other YT channel where I interview people about their neighborhoods. ruclips.net/channel/UCYmeLyUL-zkfJ5MTpa4NPGg
I saw university city neiborhood last weekend. Its was a defiently a college town. Affordable and some transit nearby but the parking was not good. Im also looking at north philly around east falls
@adeniyiibitoye2850 I'm just now seeing this message. If you need my help in Philly give me a ring or txt anytime 215-962-9307 that way I can respond faster. And if I don't hear from you, I wish you all the best with your move!
I grew up in Cherry Hill in the 70's and 80's. Born at Jefferson Hospital. I lived in Roxborough and Andorra in the '90's while going to grad school at Beaver College. I dated a few girls back in the day from Northeast Philly😁
Dang, they be complainin about the weather when northern michigan exists. Weather here is so unpredictable that it literally went from like 75 degrees and sunny to freezing and snowing within 24hrs in June one time. XD
If you come to Philadelphia to see the sites be sure to leave your cars at home because when you get out of seeing all the things in Philadelphia for tourists to see the sites in Philadelphia do yourself a favor and leave your cars home because when you go to get your car you probably won't be there the parking authority probably already scooped it up and stole it from you just to get money because they say you owe the parking authority a lot of money in parking tickets which is a lot like because a lot of these meter maids are crooked and they won't hesitate to take your car leave your car home if you come to Philadelphia
@@oldhaglady62 dude I'm right there with you I love to be riding a motorcycle 🏍️ winter time is a little too cold for me but I love motorcycles and I do not stop the cops when they try to stop me by flipping the birds and I take off like a rocket 🚀 can I holla catch me if you can 😎👍
@@oldhaglady62 oh one more thing I would never let park at authority take my motorcycle from my payment I got two shells of rock salt for those lowlifes 😎👍
You are too too funny . You missed your calling you should’ve been a stand up comedian as a matter of fact it could be your side gig lol. I can’t stop laughing your presentation is off the chain
Your welcome I’ve got you locked in. I myself am from Phila, I’ve been living in Virginia Beach now for the last 4 years but I will be sure to reach to you personally when I’m ready to make the move Back to phila or New Jersey where I have family ties.
I've never been to a single town where they don't say the EXACT SAME THING about the weather.
She exaggerated the weather stuff so much! I have lived in Florida and Colorado so I know the humidity, nor the cold is as bad as she says.
@@sanford360 I live in Florida and travel all over the country. I roll my eyes any time an Uber driver tells me the same thing lol I’m not jealous of Colorado, though. Beautiful state, the air just sucks hava
@@harper222 I knew Florida’s humidity was crazy when I flew from Tampa to Mexico and felt some relief from the humidity when I went outside in Cancun lol Colorado is the most beautiful place I have ever lived but I had friend who was a bit overweight come visit and he was turning blue in the face by day five lol not for everybody.
@@sanford360 Haha the air affects us fatties way harder lol
@sanford360 if you haven't lived HERE, how would you know?
Seems a few problems could be easily avoided if one simply doesn't drive/own an automobile. USA Today declared Philadelphia as America's #1 most walkable city in 2022
@daveassanowicz186 yes I agree a car is a liability!
Me and my partner are gonna be moving over from NZ. Took awhile to figure which state/city we wanna move to but then chose Philadelphia. We originally were gonna go for NYC but the insane price to live there veered us to Jersey City but I then decided to find the nearest cheapest city from Jersey and found Philly. Done research and absolutely AMAZED in a great way. This video didn't put me off in the slightest as where we live has insane traffic and is a touristy place. Just makes us more excited to move! Also love that animals (cats and dogs) are very much accepted
Hi! Thank you for reaching out from NZ.
A lot of people from NY are moving here too for the same reason. It's less expensive and I personally think Philly is better! :)
As you explore online check out my other YT channel where I interview people about their neighborhoods.
ruclips.net/channel/UCYmeLyUL-zkfJ5MTpa4NPGg
And when you're ready to talk about it reach out anytime!
@@LivinginGPP not a problem at all! Sorry I didn’t see your reply, I most definitely will check them out! Thank you for posting these videos! 😁
@StormsAndNature you're welcome and thank YOU for watching 🙂
@@LivinginGPP I'm moving to Philly too, originally from NYC but am presently out of the country, so moving from here. Your videos are super helpful. VERY glad to hear about the crime apps. That is one thing that's not really a problem in NYC.
Glad to hear you've got your eyes set on this fantastic city. A lot of New Yorkers have moved here in the last few years especially. If you need any help from a Realtor when the time comes, I'll be happy to help. @@thefuturist47
I live here in Philadelphia. I really hate the downtown district because I am sick of the homeless population. I feel so unsafe when I go to Center City. The public transportation is not safe. There are nice neighborhoods in Philadelphia. I just wish Philadelphia would get the homeless and drug addicts under control. Also, public transportation desperately needs more police. Gee, I wonder why there aren't enough police 🤔
I agree @angelamwatts things need to change. I don't hang out in Philly at night for events like concerts and so forth the way I used to.
It's the same in Pittsburgh. I imagine most cities have this issue.
@@patrickbrazell6404 even the burbs now. Let's hope things get better.
There are some dangerous neighborhoods, especially in North and West Philly, but areas near the Delaware River and Center City are safe
There are always spots that are safer than others. I tell everyone to check niche . com and see if you're comfortable with the data.
I'm not so sure about that, my friend!
@@trentpettit6336 what are you not sure about Trent?
What about the University City area? I guess the further west of if you go the dicier it gets but the central part seems nice, tho prob more pricey?
@@markdecker6190 I always tell everyone it's a matter of perspective and what you're comparing it to. And as for price that depends on what you're looking for too whether it's a single family home or a condo, etc.
We dont like NOISE huh? Lololol Ive lived in Center City all my life...its only not noisy at 3am.... Its always noisy lolol AND I LOVE IT!
I'm gonna save your page for the future, cause I like your vibe. Currently living in San Antonio, but I'm originally from the Tri State area (born Staten Island, raised in Monmouth Co, NJ). I am really looking hard at making a move back up to be closer to family in the NY/NJ/CT area, but with enough distance to not be smothered. Move probably won't be til 2025 at the earliest, but never too soon to start planning in my book!
Ryan I forgot to mention as you explore online check out my other YT channel where I interview people about their neighborhoods.
ruclips.net/channel/UCYmeLyUL-zkfJ5MTpa4NPGg
@@LivinginGPP Thanks! I'll check it out!
Nice to see a texan response to this.
We are looking at San Antonio or Philly. Love them both for different reasons. How do you like either?
Great work. That was a fun review of Philadelphia. You are right Philadelphia has seasons. We help people keep their homes comfortable. 😊
I'll keep this in mind!
I’m 24 years old & unfortunately grew up poor in Southern California with little support from family. I’m sick of the cost of living & was forced to work full time instead of going to college. I want to move to Philadelphia.
@elijahmatthew5270 I'm sorry it was a rough time growing up. There are lots of opportunities here for young people, with or without a degree.
At 1:55, that is the Philadelphia attitude in all it's glory. I love it !!!!
Thanks!
love the fun no nonsense approach. :)
Thanks!
Hey Dawn, just found your channel. Awesome! What park did you film this in?
@ck4748 I'm glad you're enjoying it! I filmed this at the wharf in Bristol Borough PA.
@@LivinginGPPI knew it! Home of the King George II Inn, the oldest continuous operating inn in America. Did you get to see the Majestic Anheuser-Busch Clydesdales?
@@daveassanowicz186 Yes I did see them. Do you still live in the area?
@LivinginGPP I live in SWFL with my retired mother right now but was born and raised in Bensalem. My parents and grandparents are from Philadelphia. My one grandfather ran a Polish bakery in Port Richmond way back in the day. My Italian grandmother once went on a date with Al Capone. My Irish great-grandfather was a Mummer. My parents moved to Bristol Borough in the 70s, then Bensalem. I was born at Lower Bucks Hospital. I miss home so much. - It's currently baseball season so, LET'S GO PHILLIES! ⚾️
@@daveassanowicz186 Go Phills! And let me know when you want to move back! 🙂🙂
2:30 is not the Delaware that's the schuylkill
@Khris618 I live on the Delaware river and this was shot on the bank of the Delaware in Bristol Borough PA.
I hate Philly so much crime is way out of control i live in port Richmond I got excepted into temple and my dad got got promoted with comcast I saw a guy shooting up on the El and he pulled his drawers down and started flipping around his birthday suit I asked the septa employee and they refused to do anything I went to high school in south jersey across the river and I have seen it go so downhill I had an opportunity to go to GMU in the Dc area and I am so upset with myself for moving to Philly a lot of what this agent said is Bs to put it kindly I am getting as far away as possible this summer and transferring to GMU just sewed the real estate agent who lied to me Philly sucks and it’s terrible as someone who’s has grown up in this area for over a dozen
I agree Philly went downhill but there are better areas within it... if you think DC is gonna be better???? 😆🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂 GOOD LUCK there too!
@@LivinginGPP yes I know I am of Russian heritage so Northeast Philly is like a hidden gem for me it has all the eithnic foods I grew up with and love so parts of south Philly are also very nice I think I will fair a lot better in Dc I am looking at transferring to George Mason in Virginia so I won’t be directly in the city and even then Dc has a lot of Nice areas also and the metro was really clean when I have rode it so no more watching people overdosing on the El when you can even catch it cuz half the time it seems to be broke and you have to wait over an hour for the 25 out of Port Richmond it really disgusts me seeing how down hill Philly has gone as someone who grew up and graduated high school in the area I have been here since 2010 and this is the worst I have ever seen it in 2024 and I have also lived in NYC a few years so I have seen really bad I look forward to visiting for sporting events since it is only about 2 and a half hours from Philly
I wish you all the best. One of my sisters lives in VA right outside DC and they like it. But they won't go into DC. Let's hope ALL the cities in the US make a turn for the better before it's too late. BTW I saw some wild shit right here in Bucks County the last couple weeks too. @@Jerzey-o7e
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If you're going to dis Philly and discuss education, you really need grammar lessons and spell check. It's tough to take you seriously when you explain it in such poor fashion.
Grew up in Lancaster and Pittsburgh in 1970's. Mistakenly moved to both York and Chester Counties when retiring after years in DMV. PA has suffered decades of truly piss poor leadership that has only very recently been voted out of office. It will take decades for PA to re-join the thriving Northeast metropolis corridor because of idiotic voting blocks. Even affluent Chester Cty is behind, with ingrained, money wasting attitudes to match. Advice to PA's young: move away to DMV for a better quality of life in almost every way.
You are not Wrong @marciamarsh9196
Where is DMV ?
www.dmv.pa.gov/Driver-Services/Pages/Open-Locations.aspx@@Reymasterxxx
dc maryland virginia area@@Reymasterxxx
This was SO entertaining to watch. But remember, you can find all of Biden’s taxes online. It’s Trump’s that took a court order to be seen. 😂
I'm talking about the taxes he didn't pay on the millions his son took in from overseas crooks through shell companies ... it'll be coming out soon I'm sure.
@@LivinginGPPWow. Just subscribed, but unsubbing now.
whoops, meant to reply with the correct account. This channel is all about finding your people. And weeding out those who are not your people. Thank you for leaving @@LeftyLinda
@@LeftyLindaFor real, I'm out as well. No respect for unamerican right-wing nut jobs.
Your videos are hilarious. Gotta stay sharp to tell if you're for or against people moving there! 😂. It'll be a couple years, but I'll look you up when im ready to get serious about moving.
@buickguyENC I'm glad you're enjoying my videos and can't wait to meet you one day soon too! 🙂
Love your vibe!!!
@yoniwan2343 thanks!
Iam from dfw particularly in deep ellum and I visited philly recently because im doing some kind of bucketlist on nba arena's low and behold i came in a snow storm during mlk this week from a washington amtrak, initially i was like am I in minessota its only 30 degrees and i feel im in canada. But eventually snow shovel came and saw a bit of rain. Even in those conditions I really appreciated Philly for what it is. I stayed in chinatown for the most part. And most of the time i relied on Septa even on my way back to the airport. It was like wow its like new york. What blew my mind is its 2 hrs fron new york in an amtrak. All the cities i want to go washingtob , nyc, boston is possible without driving or riding a plane and I find great value at that. The mere fact that I can survive here without car was mindblowing. Food in chinatown? Omg! Philly cheestake OmG! I cant find this in dfw. The rent is comparable to dfw. So it is making me really consider. I know each is own but for me, what i make and current wants and needs philly hits the spot. Will visit again when its sunny to see the true beauty of philly.
Hi Ryan! I am so glad you landed in our city for your NBA Arena adventure. That sounds like a blast! I'm glad to hear you enjoyed your time here even with the snow and ice (one reason I'd love to leave!) If you find yourself making your way back to Philly to stay for a while, I'd be happy to help you find the perfect place. Just hit me up when you're ready. 🙂
I don't find the weather to be unpredictable and ive lived in philly almost my whole life. We have different seasons but if its cold in the morning its cold at night. In the west it can be hot in the morning anfmd cold at night.
I guess if you download the weather apps it's more predictable!
The only thing great about Philly is that it's rich in history as far as anything else (its the pits)
I can't disagree!
100% agree.
Been in Philly more than half my life it's not good it's killadelphia for a reason
I've been here my whole life and I haven't been killed yet 🤣🤣😂😂 @@arrionemiller5571 however, I agree it's hairy. You gotta keep your eyes open and don't look like a victim. One of my friends was just murdered in Philly about a year ago. If he wasn't drunk it might not have happened. He was a big dude. Someone stabbed him and they let the f*cker outta jail because "he's got cancer" well he HAD cancer when he plunged a knife into my friend too. This city is F U CKED - I sell homes in Bucks county too! LOL
@LivinginPhillyPA101 good video and Philly is rich in history I always say it's the most historic city in the USA. It had the 1st and 2nd bank. Hopefully it can bounce back more. Unfortunately some rough neighborhoods but the charm is there. And my family loves middle Bucks the Doylestown area
I live in an area that isn’t LGBTQ friendly, (East Tennessee), and I’m desperate to find an area that is accepting-primarily for my son, 29. He deserves happiness, not fear. Plus, I’m a writer and ghost hunter, and he’s trying to break into the movie industry. We need a central area where the two of us can find our niche. (Commuting isn’t an issue.) We don’t necessarily have to live within city limits, since we love Pennsylvania, period. But being close to the city would be nice. I’m older, 58, and live with a disability, so it isn’t easy for me to get around. I need to know that I can use my mobility scooter without an issue. (I hate that I have to use it, but for longer distances, that’s my life. I can walk short distances, but not long-thanks to being dragged by a horse when I was in my teens.) And darn it! I would LOVE, more than anything, to find a neighborhood where I might be able to make friends, have CRAZY themed parties (because I’m great at those), and maybe see trick-or-treaters for the first time in over 30 years. I’m DESPERATE for LIFE! For myself, and my son. East Tennessee isn’t exactly the friendliest place, especially if you live your life on the left. It’s beautiful, and I have a gorgeous view of the mountains, but that isn’t LIFE! And I need to finally live it… especially for my son. OH!!! And most importantly, I am DESPERATE for great healthcare! That’s non-existent where I live. I know I’m looking for a lot, but after living the life WE have, we deserve it. Especially my son. What do you think? Can I be happy here? (I’m saving your video, and subscribing, for the (hopefully) not-too-distant future. 😊
I'm sorry to hear that it isn't friendly for your son there. We sure do have plenty of great health care institutions here and walkability is through the roof! I think you should come for a visit. But be prepared because prices outside of the city limits is through the roof as well as most desirable areas in Philly. You will definitely have a higher cost of living compared to the south.
I feel for what you have to deal with in TN. I lived in Western Kentucky for 11 years and….yeah, people aren’t very accepting. I’m originally from Philly. I moved back in 2007.
I don’t know what kind of budget you are working with, some areas are more expensive than others….and I’m not well versed on wheelchair user accommodation. However, LGBTQ is no issue, and from what I can see, there seems to be great nightlife. I’m an older woman who’s white and straight, so..my knowledge is limited.
There’s hospitals that are well known and can offer excellent care…then again, depending on insurance coverage, sometimes it’s hard to access care.
If you are a Reddit user, there’s a few subreddits devoted to Philly. People there are really helpful.
I had to comment because I felt just like you did when I was living in Hopkinsville, KY (I was in the service, and stayed in the area when I got out). In any event, I wish you and your son luck.
Philadelphia suburbs are awesome! Philadelphia food scene is A-1. Museums, theaters, live music, sports!
Hey Richard! You are so right. I'm in the burbs too and there is no shortage or things to see and do in the Philly Burbs. I am starting to make some videos about Bucks County and soon I will put some together about Montgomery County too.
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You're not wrong...
Currently researching areas to move to from Northwest Florida and Philly has made it to the top of our list! We are looking at Roxborough/Manayunk or other areas with that vibe. Any other suggestions that are similar to look into?
Hey! Happy to hear you're considering the Philly Metro. Shoot me and email and tell me what specifically about those neighborhoods are drawing you in so that I can give you some other suggestions to consider too.
I forgot to mention, as you explore online check out my other YT channel where I interview people about their neighborhoods.
ruclips.net/channel/UCYmeLyUL-zkfJ5MTpa4NPGg
I saw university city neiborhood last weekend. Its was a defiently a college town. Affordable and some transit nearby but the parking was not good. Im also looking at north philly around east falls
relocating from jersey city nj@@DawnDAmico911
@adeniyiibitoye2850 I'm just now seeing this message. If you need my help in Philly give me a ring or txt anytime 215-962-9307 that way I can respond faster. And if I don't hear from you, I wish you all the best with your move!
I grew up in Cherry Hill in the 70's and 80's. Born at Jefferson Hospital. I lived in Roxborough and Andorra in the '90's while going to grad school at Beaver College. I dated a few girls back in the day from Northeast Philly😁
Dang, they be complainin about the weather when northern michigan exists. Weather here is so unpredictable that it literally went from like 75 degrees and sunny to freezing and snowing within 24hrs in June one time. XD
It's all relative!
If you're a drummer moving to Philly, join the Mummers!
If you come to Philadelphia to see the sites be sure to leave your cars at home because when you get out of seeing all the things in Philadelphia for tourists to see the sites in Philadelphia do yourself a favor and leave your cars home because when you go to get your car you probably won't be there the parking authority probably already scooped it up and stole it from you just to get money because they say you owe the parking authority a lot of money in parking tickets which is a lot like because a lot of these meter maids are crooked and they won't hesitate to take your car leave your car home if you come to Philadelphia
I hate the parking authority too! I agree, leave cars behind if you're living in the city.
If you don’t mind commuting by bike, it’s easier….if you dare to deal with the traffic. I’m a bike commuter, having a car just isn’t worth it.
@@oldhaglady62 dude I'm right there with you I love to be riding a motorcycle 🏍️ winter time is a little too cold for me but I love motorcycles and I do not stop the cops when they try to stop me by flipping the birds and I take off like a rocket 🚀 can I holla catch me if you can 😎👍
@@oldhaglady62 oh one more thing I would never let park at authority take my motorcycle from my payment I got two shells of rock salt for those lowlifes 😎👍
Brotherly love? Thank god I left. The endless occurrence of homicides, carjackings, armed robberies and heroin epidemic. Horrible school system also.
I can't disagree, you gotta watch your back in any city though.
I don't even want to go to Commiedelphia, let alone live there. I avoid going there if at all possible.
love her presentation
thanks!
Is there any fish in that river?
@bayouboodleeboo1317 yes there are!
Can you tell me who makes the best cheese Steak cool lady? Loved the video
If I'm in the city I'd have to say Jim's on South St. And thanks for the compliment :)
@@LivinginGPP does it compare with John’s or is Jim’s better?
I'm not familiar with a place called John's. Where's it at? @@jjhebert2240
@@LivinginGPP John’s roast pork 14 e Snyder avenue
Let me know if you try it and if it’s better than Jim’s please.
Philly sucks do not move here we live here and we know where we’re talking about. The crime rate is so high and schools suck.
I lived in Philly for a while. I'm in the burbs now. The weird thing is, a lot of older ppl from the burbs are relocating downtown!
They have strict pet rules but no zombie rules go-to kensington
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6:50 at least it’s not DC
Grew up in Philadelphia left 20 years ago and never looked back. 😊
Just curious, where did you move to?
@@LivinginGPP Naples, Florida
You are too too funny .
You missed your calling you should’ve been a stand up comedian as a matter of fact it could be your side gig lol.
I can’t stop laughing your presentation is off the chain
Thank you for the compliment Curtis :)
Your welcome I’ve got you locked in.
I myself am from Phila, I’ve been living in Virginia Beach now for the last 4 years but I will be sure to reach to you personally when I’m ready to make the move Back to phila or New Jersey where I have family ties.
I'd love to hear from you when that time comes!@@curtisb7241
ayy shout out bristol wharf
My favorite place!
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Philly sucks I used to live there
You're not wrong...some parts for sure!
Cursing is a sin. It's unprofessional. You should know better
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Be fucking fr 🤣
if you're worried about that this is not the place to be bro
@@wolfythewolf4457 proud Philly native born and raised
She just spoke philadelphian that's all