@@Ava2969ny San Diego is top-tier in BIO-TECH (been thriving - DNA sequencing and application of genomics); FIN-TECH (been thriving in UTC); WIRELESS (Apple just announced it is adding 5,000 of its planned 20,000 US positions in San Diego alone (Rancho Bernardo and UTC - San Diego) - the future of wireless and iphone development - in Qualcomm's backyard; Medical and Universities; Logistics (Ocean, Land, and Mexico); and of course top Vacation (hospitality, Zoo, Legoland, Sea World, etc.) destination to name a few.
Lucky !! I used to live in LA. My mom and sister lived in San Diego for several years. It’s beautiful and special. I have never been able to find another place like it. I am in Texas now and I miss it everyday. Good luck on your move ❤️
My Wife and I moved here about a year ago.....right in the beginning of the pandemic. The best decision we ever made. You are going to love it! Good luck! Raised in the Bay Area and came from the Central Valley.
I live in Illinois and I wanna move here so bad. I honestly don’t know what I wanna do lol I always wanted to move here. I’m tired of the snow and cold. Always wanted live around palm trees and warmer weather
Do it man. I lived in the Midwest until I was 19 and just left everything and moved to California. Found a place sharing a room with someone who became my best friend for $500 a month. If you’re not in school or don’t have your parents to rely on, you’ll have to work full time. Plenty of positions from $15-$18 and sometimes $20 without a degree. Then you gain experience and climb the latter. You can get out if you really want to. Take the first step in faith, you don’t have to see the whole staircase. Lmk if you wanna chat about what it’s like moving out of the Midwest to beautiful socal. I’ll tell you everything I did and maybe can suggest a way for you to do the same. I’m currently about to start a full time professional job I landed down in La Jolla San Diego in this summer. I’m living proof that it can be done.
@@shannonshores9231 Hi Shannon, I specialize in buying, however, I do have a number of resources I can send over your way if needed. Send me a quick email and I'll send over those resources! Danny.Quesada@exprealty.com
Great video! I am a quadriplegic and I use a power wheelchair… I I am thinking of moving to San Diego. Could you do a video on handicapped accessible areas. Possibly the best area to live as well please
One of the good parts of public transportation in San Diego is that the Metropolitan Transit System does provide fairly decent handicapped transit options, handicapped parking is abundant and most places are accessible for wheelchairs.
Good tips.I moved there from Connecticut in 1988 ,I so loved it there from the weather,mexican food,jobs,and activities,especially the beach.,I left for Northern Ca in 1992,then in 2000,back to Connecticut.I did attempt to move back to Lemon Grove with a friend in 2003.It didn't work out.I do hope to visit this year,as my friend is in La Mesa,now.I'm sure your most excellent videos will come in handy.
Traffic sucks, parking sucks, cost of living sucks, finding a job that allows you to pay bills is hard. Having to shack up with 5 other people to afford rent sucks. The population tends to be transient and move around lot, so be careful who you trust. This video has good advice about the traffic and I recommend you drive in rush hour traffic during peak hours for a full week -- you will get a better feel of what your life will be like. It is easier to enjoy San Diego if you have a good job waiting for you. I've been living here almost 40 years and wouldn't live anywhere else. I've known people to move back to places like Chicago or Minnesota, but then come back after going through a winter.
I'm a truck driver so I know. san diego has virtually no traffic compared to even places like Louisville KY, Cincinnati OH, Nashville TN...I could go on. as far as the cost of living, less than Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, San Francisco, NYC area. you pay more for places people want to move.
I’m leaving for San Diego tomorrow from RI (working at one of the research institutes in Torrey Pines) and your content is so helpful and comforting. Thank you for producing it!
Comin'at ya from out in La Mesa. I would say that the neighborhoods that comprise Uptown San Diego would be amongst the most walkable in town: Hillcrest, North Park, Normal Heights, University Heights, Kensington are all greatlive clost to a grocery store.And if you play your cards right, you can live close to a grocey store; like VONS in Normal Heights and North Park, Smart & Final Extra in North Park, Ralphs Hillcrest, Sprouts in University Heights. There is alsothat Target Express in Golden Hill where Galafoods used to be, and there are also some substantial mom and pop srores in the area as well. plenty of shopping!
I appreciate that Deb! I thought it would be different to give tips about things a little differently that people moving here may not think of initially.
North Park maybe popular for young people .But I would not recommend it to families with young children or teenagers not much for them to do.Like you said many bar's and restaurants .A lot of traffic .But yes I think it's a great location for young people who are into bar's and restaurants and the party scene etc.
That would mostly depend on your budget. Housing is tight here just as it is in a lot of areas in southern California. Cheap rent could come it issues you don't want to deal with like crime, homelessness etc. Do a budget analysis and look at where you are and from that you can look at areas that fit within that budget.
@@allanjoseph7535 @$900.00 here in San Diego you are looking at renting a room in a house or apt. Basically you are sharing your space with others. One of the only ways to get rent that low is supplemental house or low income housing. It's tough I'm not going to lie to you man sacrifices will have to be made if you really want it to work.
Hopefully moving to SD this Fall. Thanks for this video! Any recommendations for quiet neighborhoods? I have a very anxious rescue dog so it's important to have an easy-going street nearby for walks.
I have lived in SD for a long time now and that would really depend on where your interest lie. San Diego is a huge pet and family-friendly city with lots of parks for both kids and pets. Now as far as your question about quiet and things like that it would depend on your situation when you arrive like work, hobbies, general interests, etc. There lots of locations in North and South San Diego as well as the coastal areas.
I'm going to move back from Australia and I'm wondering if the rents are higher than 4 or 5 years ago...they were pretty good so hope I won't be shocked😊
If you're moving from out of state. Do your research, DO NOT select the cheapest moving company, make sure they're bonded & insured, and get everything in writing. Shady movers are known to hold your belongings for hostage and demand money. My coworker had to pay an extra $2000 to get her car and home items.
Thanks for this tip. Since I am from here, its a perspective that i wouldn't really think of! That's what this comment section is all about, helping out others! Feel bad for your co-worker.
I'm from Salisbury Maryland it's cheap around here but do you know some good better spots in San Diego California we have a good spot where I live at but it's called Ocean City Maryland
Heyyy for your #6 you mentioned deciding if you want to drive or walk. Can you do a video on areas that are good for the walking lifestyle/ beach towns? 🙏🏻 Preferably for people in their 30s lol
@@mel34576 pretty much most of downtown San Diego is walkable. Stay away from the south east side of downtown in my opinion...also pacific beach is a young crowd but it’s a lot of partying on the weekend nights with majority of college kids. During the daytime on the weekends is usually a more professional crowd in my experience in pacific beach. Mostly people graduated from college around 23-35 id say.
@@Noah-pk7tf thanks so much! Im leaning heavily toward Pacific beach for the environment and I was worried about it being all college kids. So happy to hear your feedback. I have a flight booked and going to test out PB and OB!
Hey jay awesome job on this video and thanks for tips my friend in fact I’m gonna video about what San dego area tomorrow morning I already talk about San debit but never the area in fact I will give you a shoutout stay tune.
Don't worry, the liberals have taken over City and County government to the point that the infrastructure is crumbling, crime is on the rise and homeless street living is encouraged.
What are conservative values anymore?,,,My father was WWII, Korean, and Nam, i was born and raised in San Diego. Conservatives have lost all moral grounds like they had before, lies, deceit, and just full of BS now. Lived here in San Diego since 1957, we always had the chiefs over our house for beer and talking of old times. Parents bought the house for 15k in 1956,,,,lol lol.
I tell all the California people from San Diego coming to the city is lot cheaper in California when you're on vacation a good spot or Chincoteague Virginia some good areas for the Eastern Shore to Delaware beaches
I'm moving to San Diego in a year or two coming from Maryland people stare a LOT. I mean a lot like you can't walk past one person without them starting in your face. Is it like that there?
@@victorialevinson7762 yea thx u that why I also asked the question bc I also have asthma. Sometimes when I go to a small town full of trees it hits my allergies and asthma so hard. That why I’m not liking NC😂😭😂😭
Hi Melissa! Nope... i stink at skateboarding... just learn how to balance and control the board and u should be fine! I've fallen about 5 times in the 5 years ive had the board. lol
I have been in San Diego my whole life, 64 years,,,,Depends where you live for crime, all big cities have crime. San Diego is not that bad, you just have to know where not to live or visit.
@@nostalgic_blue extreme homelessness population is growing - not paradise. The 2021 violent crime rate (3.74 per 1,000 population) for the San Diego region was 8% higher than in 2020. There were 118 homicides in the San Diego region in 2021, three more than in 2020. The number of rapes reported to law enforcement was up 11% in 2021. Do your research before moving - if you don't make 150k plus you will not enjoy San Diego
Rule #11 don't be a kook and just chill. We don't need to hear you say well in (insert wherever) this is different or that is better. We don't care. Oh and don't waist our water or burn the place down.
@@2Lovechild Probably because of the amount of traffic.... since he is a motorcyclist. My Wife and I moved here about a year ago. The best decision we made.
Just want to let you know that Manny Pachios daughter and son have youtube channels and there dad is in it , his daughter pulls a prank on him pretty funny, Ilike the new style of videos
Real Tip #1: You're about 40 years too late and San Diego is no longer "America's Finest City". Crime is rampant because of Prop 47 that reduced penalties for crime and the police and highway patrol have lost interest in any type of speed or traffic enforcement on the roadways. Public transportation is a joke, walking is dangerous and far too many apartment, condo and housing projects do not provide enough parking.
brown man, what's it like for us landing broads there. u know what I mean, the dating scene with us and brown/white women 'cause we both know we have no desire for anything else. so don't be politically correct 😎
#1 makes it all worth it‼️Sunshine tax we pay is stiff but there is no where else in the US that have top weather world wide, diversity🌈👩🏻🦰👩🏽🧑🏿👱♂️👨🏿🦳🧔🏼, ( big raspberry to all the stuck-up conservatives that think the place is ruined,) inspiring sunsets, loads of foods brought and made from other cultures, Mexico and her cheaper by a third pharmaceuticals right over the border... I could go on and on. Grew up in snow, cold and gloom so SD is very attractive and North County quite affordable if you hunt carefully and take Jay's tips especially regarding traffic flow for where you need to travel to. Also, income in hand very helpful as it's been mentioned, the houseless folk are here for the same reasons we are and they are legion‼️My trash cruiser's name is Dave ( hunting for recycling in our trash,) and we're friendly. I've asked if he'd like certain food or stuff from me and that's how we roll here. 🎉
That would mostly depend on you what your budget is. Housing is really tight here just as it is in most places in SoCal with that being said where you plan on working or relaxing ie; beach, inland areas north or south near the border will be a factor in the costs.
Just got offered a position with my job in SD! So stoked coming from depressing Seattle can’t wait for sun & palm trees wish me luck 🤞🏽
@Swaggy_Rich -- What industry are you in? -- if you don't mind revealing. Just wanted to know what industries are thriving in SD.
@@Ava2969ny San Diego is top-tier in BIO-TECH (been thriving - DNA sequencing and application of genomics); FIN-TECH (been thriving in UTC); WIRELESS (Apple just announced it is adding 5,000 of its planned 20,000 US positions in San Diego alone (Rancho Bernardo and UTC - San Diego) - the future of wireless and iphone development - in Qualcomm's backyard; Medical and Universities; Logistics (Ocean, Land, and Mexico); and of course top Vacation (hospitality, Zoo, Legoland, Sea World, etc.) destination to name a few.
Welcome friend! I moved back to SD from Seattle a few years ago. Enjoy!
@@Ava2969ny I work for the airline!
Good luck
I just got accepted into SDSU so I am super excited to move this summer. Enjoyed your video! Great tips.
I just moved here and dont know anyone so I'm low key thinking about applying over there next yr I jus graduated high school
Moving to San Diego in July. This video was very helpful, thanks :)
Lucky !! I used to live in LA. My mom and sister lived in San Diego for several years. It’s beautiful and special. I have never been able to find another place like it. I am in Texas now and I miss it everyday. Good luck on your move ❤️
I'm sorry
Goodluck and Be safe😊❤️
@@jarroyo759 how's your life?? Like it's cool your moving in other states. Be safe. Be well😊❤️
My Wife and I moved here about a year ago.....right in the beginning of the pandemic. The best decision we ever made. You are going to love it! Good luck! Raised in the Bay Area and came from the Central Valley.
A+ on the stock footage of the car break in 😂
Thanks for the storyblocks advice! If only i can have it for more than a month haha. Downloading as much as i can before i cancel.
@@Jaycation It's actually kinda funny to use your own footage with silly acting skills to be honest
I live in Illinois and I wanna move here so bad. I honestly don’t know what I wanna do lol I always wanted to move here. I’m tired of the snow and cold. Always wanted live around palm trees and warmer weather
Same for me. I can't stand the winter in Zurich Switzerland.
If you’re a liberal it would be paradise for you
Do it man. I lived in the Midwest until I was 19 and just left everything and moved to California. Found a place sharing a room with someone who became my best friend for $500 a month. If you’re not in school or don’t have your parents to rely on, you’ll have to work full time. Plenty of positions from $15-$18 and sometimes $20 without a degree. Then you gain experience and climb the latter. You can get out if you really want to. Take the first step in faith, you don’t have to see the whole staircase. Lmk if you wanna chat about what it’s like moving out of the Midwest to beautiful socal. I’ll tell you everything I did and maybe can suggest a way for you to do the same. I’m currently about to start a full time professional job I landed down in La Jolla San Diego in this summer. I’m living proof that it can be done.
Same and I’m finally doing it. Hoping it’s the right decision.
@@Noah-pk7tf im 23 years old. was thinking move maybe to santa barbara, but san diego seems a lot more fun. what do you think ?
Thanks for having me on Jay Jay! Super important for people to understand with all the beauty gotta be careful no matter how safe it may seem.
Hiii! ❤️ BE SAFE AND BE WELL THERE! ❤️
Danny do you do rentals or home buying? Need help finding an apartment by August.
@@shannonshores9231 Hi Shannon, I specialize in buying, however, I do have a number of resources I can send over your way if needed. Send me a quick email and I'll send over those resources! Danny.Quesada@exprealty.com
Great video! I am a quadriplegic and I use a power wheelchair… I I am thinking of moving to San Diego. Could you do a video on handicapped accessible areas. Possibly the best area to live as well please
One of the good parts of public transportation in San Diego is that the Metropolitan Transit System does provide fairly decent handicapped transit options, handicapped parking is abundant and most places are accessible for wheelchairs.
I’m trying to move to SD! Just visited last week and I absolutely loved it. Just need to find stable good work down there before making the move
Get a CDL... either that or armed security
Both will allow you to live there comfortably..
Constitution is well payed
Really wanna live in SD the rest of my life. SD is the best place to live.
Good job like every time Jay keep it going buddy🤙
Thanks Seiya! It really is the best place to live. Glad to call it home.
I feel the same way! I want to move there and just stay there forever. I live in Las Vegas and I hate the weather here, it's hell in the summer!
Love the stone steps clip! My wife and I got married there 💚 san diego is very easy to enjoy if you get outside and see all the beautiful things
Nice must have many memories there!
I live in the UK and its disgusting here and the environment and weather is so depressing. My dream is to move to San Diego.
Greatest weather in the US is in San Diego...
Brave of you, my daughter's UK in-laws think all Californians are crazy including all conservatives and liberals💁🏼♀️😉
Good tips.I moved there from Connecticut in 1988 ,I so loved it there from the weather,mexican food,jobs,and activities,especially the beach.,I left for Northern Ca in 1992,then in 2000,back to Connecticut.I did attempt to move back to Lemon Grove with a friend in 2003.It didn't work out.I do hope to visit this year,as my friend is in La Mesa,now.I'm sure your most excellent videos will come in handy.
Traffic sucks, parking sucks, cost of living sucks, finding a job that allows you to pay bills is hard. Having to shack up with 5 other people to afford rent sucks. The population tends to be transient and move around lot, so be careful who you trust. This video has good advice about the traffic and I recommend you drive in rush hour traffic during peak hours for a full week -- you will get a better feel of what your life will be like.
It is easier to enjoy San Diego if you have a good job waiting for you.
I've been living here almost 40 years and wouldn't live anywhere else. I've known people to move back to places like Chicago or Minnesota, but then come back after going through a winter.
I'm a truck driver so I know. san diego has virtually no traffic compared to even places like Louisville KY, Cincinnati OH, Nashville TN...I could go on. as far as the cost of living, less than Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, San Francisco, NYC area. you pay more for places people want to move.
I’m leaving for San Diego tomorrow from RI (working at one of the research institutes in Torrey Pines) and your content is so helpful and comforting. Thank you for producing it!
How are you liking it? I am also from Rhode Island. I am considering moving there.
Check out Torrey Pines Gliderport nearby !
Trying to get transferred from Dallas to San Diego! I was there last week and fell in love with the city!!
im from San Antonio.San diego is beautiful! maybe in a year ill move there
Hi Jaycation thank you for the useful tips before moving to San Diego, CA! This will be beneficial to those wanting to move to San Diego! Great job!
Thanks! Hope people see it as useful
I just came back from spring break for a few days, it is the best place I have ever been! 💖💖💖 Great vibes :))
Comin'at ya from out in La Mesa. I would say that the neighborhoods that comprise Uptown San Diego would be amongst the most walkable in town: Hillcrest, North Park, Normal Heights, University Heights, Kensington are all greatlive clost to a grocery store.And if you play your cards right, you can live close to a grocey store; like VONS in Normal Heights and North Park, Smart & Final Extra in North Park, Ralphs Hillcrest, Sprouts in University Heights. There is alsothat Target Express in Golden Hill where Galafoods used to be, and there are also some substantial mom and pop srores in the area as well. plenty of shopping!
Thank you, from Grants Pass Oregon
Moving to Chula Vista in ten days thanks for this
There is a lot of bike theft from the transients who will cut through bike chains and locks. Its happened to us twice!
Thanks for the content! Really useful stuff to know!
just transferred to UCSD. love the city and i hope i can live here after i graduate
Moving to San Diego from North Carolina in January, stoked!
Great the tips and can’t wait for your next video... I d also add to keep in mind May Gray and Bloom June!
may gray and june gloom most definitely! actually had that tip in the video before this.
Had no problem with May Gray/June Gloom when I lived out there. Sunny everyday is monotonous...
I love north county 💚 dont mind the drives, and beach cities up north have a way more laid back vibe
Great video!!! Thanks
Did a great job on this tip video!
much appreciated!
Nice job, great suggestions! I've seen a lot of videos about moving to SD but yours was the best 👍
I appreciate that Deb! I thought it would be different to give tips about things a little differently that people moving here may not think of initially.
Texan now. I miss walking down Solano Beach.
Solana Beach is amazing! So much more local than other parts of SD.
I feel your pain.... I miss going on dates having picnics on the beach with bottles of wine... Cant do that in Texas...
Buy property so you can rent it out for Comic-Con! You can make a KILLING off the geeks!
This was super helpful. Also, love this even more because you're a Laker fan. #LakerGang
Thank that guy for the garage tip, we dont have garbage were we come from.🤣🤣
Top tip: try every reputable taco shop in SD and move within walking distance
North Park maybe popular for young people .But I would not recommend it to families with young children or teenagers not much for them to do.Like you said many bar's and restaurants .A lot of traffic .But yes I think it's a great location for young people who are into bar's and restaurants and the party scene etc.
On my way to SD im so excited ty for the guide
trying to move by the end of the year.... or next year.
I applied for jobs there. Still waiting to hear.
I love your sunglasses! What brand are they?
Quay Australia. Thanks!
Very helpful!
Thanks Tereka!
What area is cheapest/but also safest areas to rent
thats a tough question... nothing is really cheap here... id look into places like tierrasanta, ranch penasquitos and some spots in clairemont.
That would mostly depend on your budget. Housing is tight here just as it is in a lot of areas in southern California. Cheap rent could come it issues you don't want to deal with like crime, homelessness etc. Do a budget analysis and look at where you are and from that you can look at areas that fit within that budget.
@@terrancepinkney777 thank for the tip. Hey is there any more 900$ range rentals to be had anymore in those areas?
@@allanjoseph7535 @$900.00 here in San Diego you are looking at renting a room in a house or apt. Basically you are sharing your space with others. One of the only ways to get rent that low is supplemental house or low income housing. It's tough I'm not going to lie to you man sacrifices will have to be made if you really want it to work.
does anyone remember fresh n easy in san diego i think it was more popular in santee and lakeside
Thank you for mentioning 3 many people forget that now
Would love more moving tips!! I’m moving in July!! 🎉
Hope u saw the newest video that came out today! haha nice what part of town?
@@Jaycation Sure did & North Park where my good friends live :)
Hopefully moving to SD this Fall. Thanks for this video! Any recommendations for quiet neighborhoods? I have a very anxious rescue dog so it's important to have an easy-going street nearby for walks.
I have lived in SD for a long time now and that would really depend on where your interest lie. San Diego is a huge pet and family-friendly city with lots of parks for both kids and pets. Now as far as your question about quiet and things like that it would depend on your situation when you arrive like work, hobbies, general interests, etc. There lots of locations in North and South San Diego as well as the coastal areas.
I'm going to move back from Australia and I'm wondering if the rents are higher than 4 or 5 years ago...they were pretty good so hope I won't be shocked😊
If you're moving from out of state. Do your research, DO NOT select the cheapest moving company, make sure they're bonded & insured, and get everything in writing. Shady movers are known to hold your belongings for hostage and demand money. My coworker had to pay an extra $2000 to get her car and home items.
wtf ? how is that even legally allowed ?
@@46FreddieMercury91 It's not legal at all.
Thanks for this tip. Since I am from here, its a perspective that i wouldn't really think of! That's what this comment section is all about, helping out others! Feel bad for your co-worker.
such a scam...
totally illegal
Just discovered your channel today. Love watching your travel vlogs can't wait for more. Mike here from Manila, Philippines
That's awesome! Thanks for subscribing all the way from the PH! I miss Manila
I'm from Salisbury Maryland it's cheap around here but do you know some good better spots in San Diego California we have a good spot where I live at but it's called Ocean City Maryland
Heyyy for your #6 you mentioned deciding if you want to drive or walk. Can you do a video on areas that are good for the walking lifestyle/ beach towns? 🙏🏻 Preferably for people in their 30s lol
Yes please!
North Park, Little Italy, East Village, Ocean Beach
@@bbd2015 thank you!
@@mel34576 pretty much most of downtown San Diego is walkable. Stay away from the south east side of downtown in my opinion...also pacific beach is a young crowd but it’s a lot of partying on the weekend nights with majority of college kids. During the daytime on the weekends is usually a more professional crowd in my experience in pacific beach. Mostly people graduated from college around 23-35 id say.
@@Noah-pk7tf thanks so much! Im leaning heavily toward Pacific beach for the environment and I was worried about it being all college kids. So happy to hear your feedback. I have a flight booked and going to test out PB and OB!
Hey jay awesome job on this video and thanks for tips my friend in fact I’m gonna video about what San dego area tomorrow morning I already talk about San debit but never the area in fact I will give you a shoutout stay tune.
Hey, thanks for that Adam!
No problem
Got a 1/4mill job in SD! Gonna start a RUclips channel about it!
Also...my personal tip for people moving here: this was a Navy town, so expect a LOT of conservative values!!!
That's a GREAT thing.
Don't worry, the liberals have taken over City and County government to the point that the infrastructure is crumbling, crime is on the rise and homeless street living is encouraged.
@@JMVideos7676 Liberals ruin everything they touch.
Car was stolen last year lol and was found in Northpark.
What are conservative values anymore?,,,My father was WWII, Korean, and Nam, i was born and raised in San Diego. Conservatives have lost all moral grounds like they had before, lies, deceit, and just full of BS now. Lived here in San Diego since 1957, we always had the chiefs over our house for beer and talking of old times. Parents bought the house for 15k in 1956,,,,lol lol.
What we call Salisbury Maryland doll Barry
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!!
i appreciate the love Iran Tourism!
What places are to visit in San Diego if I have 1 week to visit San Diego first time?
All great tips!
Glad you liked it! Thanks Pavan!
I tell all the California people from San Diego coming to the city is lot cheaper in California when you're on vacation a good spot or Chincoteague Virginia some good areas for the Eastern Shore to Delaware beaches
Love San Diego great tips Agree!👍🏽👍🏽
@Axl Santana 🖖🏽👍🏽👍🏽💋
Thanks! I appreciate it. More to come!
@axl Santana Did you say you live in Poway? Any tips on places to eat and see there?
I'm moving to San Diego in a year or two coming from Maryland people stare a LOT. I mean a lot like you can't walk past one person without them starting in your face. Is it like that there?
These are great tips and things I'm learning more and more as I make my transition down here. Thanks for making this video! Tip 1 is the best ;)
Moving to SD to start working on the 14th of March
I am curious about the medical facilities in San Diego.
How many large hospitals are there and how many local medical facilities are there?
Getting married moving from Florida to SD
Is Mira Mesa really expensive
Watch out for motorcycles. They are allowed to split lane!
Great tip! Seriously... those motorcycles come out of nowhere, also good to listen for them so you can anticipate them coming.
How's the humidity and pollen season over their?? I'm from NC and its very strong over here. I am planning on moving in the future to San Diego
Low humidity compared to NC. Air definitely doesn’t feel “wet” and “sticky”
Great question. I’m in the Midwest and my allergies and asthma is terrible.
@@Noah-pk7tf oh ok thx u
@@victorialevinson7762 yea thx u that why I also asked the question bc I also have asthma. Sometimes when I go to a small town full of trees it hits my allergies and asthma so hard. That why I’m not liking NC😂😭😂😭
@@abrahammuscle6780 I’m moving to SD this summer and hoping I can get off my allergy and asthma meds 🤞🏼
Do you need to know how to skateboard to do well on an electric skateboard?
Hi Melissa! Nope... i stink at skateboarding... just learn how to balance and control the board and u should be fine! I've fallen about 5 times in the 5 years ive had the board. lol
I hate that background music. Other than that, info was good.
With all the crime in S Diego - you should be giving 10 tips on leaving S. Diego!
I have been in San Diego my whole life, 64 years,,,,Depends where you live for crime, all big cities have crime. San Diego is not that bad, you just have to know where not to live or visit.
Has crime gone way up like it has here in the San Francisco Bay Area due to covid? San Diego seems like paradise compared to SF.
Crime is one of the lowest in California. It truly is Paradise, and very little rain (almost always sunny) compared to SF>
@@eekman9823 Thank for the response. I'll definitely put it at the top of moving list.
@@nostalgic_blue extreme homelessness population is growing - not paradise. The 2021 violent crime rate (3.74 per 1,000 population) for the San Diego region was 8% higher than in 2020. There were 118 homicides in the San Diego region in 2021, three more than in 2020. The number of rapes reported to law enforcement was up 11% in 2021. Do your research before moving - if you don't make 150k plus you will not enjoy San Diego
@@sterlingmarshel6299 Thanks for the info. I did look into it more and decided against moving there.
Anyone know where 4:06 is? Thanks!
U forgot don't just park anywhere u will get tickets
haha i said that in one of my other videos but yes u are right!
I really want to move to SD or LA so that I can enjoy my Boosted Board all year long instead of only 5 months in a year. 😂
What about diversity?
Bring a shytload of $$$ $2100 for a one bedroom in any zip code! But it's worth every dollar 🏖️
Rule #11 don't be a kook and just chill. We don't need to hear you say well in (insert wherever) this is different or that is better. We don't care. Oh and don't waist our water or burn the place down.
The town is TJ. Goog luck with the crime!!!
You will have to drive a lot but whatever you need is 5-10 minutes away.
Lived here since 1994.... I cant wait to leave
Why?
@@2Lovechild Probably because of the amount of traffic.... since he is a motorcyclist. My Wife and I moved here about a year ago. The best decision we made.
Very helpful... 👍👍👍
Thanks Rommel!
Are you a Filipino right?? 💛I'm from Philippines 🇵🇭 😊
volta, champs. esse negocio de influencer hoje em dia so da CANA.
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Kinda basic tips for most cities
Drive right thru North County and keep going, please.
Are you going to marry Norma?
Just want to let you know that Manny Pachios daughter and son have youtube channels and there dad is in it , his daughter pulls a prank on him pretty funny, Ilike the new style of videos
Who in their right mind would move TO California right now???
Shheeeeshh!! Is it really that bad now? I guess Im gonna have to catch a flight there to find out for myself.... Texas living is getting mundane...
Stay out of Southeast if you're not from there
Real Tip #1: You're about 40 years too late and San Diego is no longer "America's Finest City".
Crime is rampant because of Prop 47 that reduced penalties for crime and the police and highway patrol have lost interest in any type of speed or traffic enforcement on the roadways.
Public transportation is a joke, walking is dangerous and far too many apartment, condo and housing projects do not provide enough parking.
I'm single 😥😥😥😥😥
And
Hi Guys 😍💋 💝💖
brown man, what's it like for us landing broads there. u know what I mean, the dating scene with us and brown/white women 'cause we both know we have no desire for anything else. so don't be politically correct 😎
#1 makes it all worth it‼️Sunshine tax we pay is stiff but there is no where else in the US that have top weather world wide, diversity🌈👩🏻🦰👩🏽🧑🏿👱♂️👨🏿🦳🧔🏼, ( big raspberry to all the stuck-up conservatives that think the place is ruined,) inspiring sunsets, loads of foods brought and made from other cultures, Mexico and her cheaper by a third pharmaceuticals right over the border... I could go on and on.
Grew up in snow, cold and gloom so SD is very attractive and North County quite affordable if you hunt carefully and take Jay's tips especially regarding traffic flow for where you need to travel to. Also, income in hand very helpful as it's been mentioned, the houseless folk are here for the same reasons we are and they are legion‼️My trash cruiser's name is Dave ( hunting for recycling in our trash,) and we're friendly. I've asked if he'd like certain food or stuff from me and that's how we roll here. 🎉
Downtown is lit all summer. Which is most of the year lol
I'm moving there next month and feel so much better now that I've seen your video. Also, Danny can get it! :P~
So they break into cars? Forget it
That happens everywhere
What are the best places for apartments for people who never been there but wanna move there
That would mostly depend on you what your budget is. Housing is really tight here just as it is in most places in SoCal with that being said where you plan on working or relaxing ie; beach, inland areas north or south near the border will be a factor in the costs.
Sorry No on the quicker showers. Late night laundry sounds good.