The TRUE Pros and Cons of Living in Pennsylvania

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[@Philadelphiasuburbs]

Thinking about buying a home in Pennsylvania?
Click here 👉 bit.ly/MovingToPA 🏠
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[@skalawitz]

So the people is straight up brutally honest which I like if you ask me..

[@chroylikesfish]

PROS: Beautiful Scenery, 4 Seasons, great local meats and produce, housing much lower than MD/NJ/NY,Food and Clothing exempt from Sales Tax, not many HOA neighborhoods, plenty of Tourist destinations, plenty of hiking and skiing
CONS: High Property (School) Tax, bad roads and confusing traffic patters, Harsh Winters with Hot and Humid Summers, Cannabis is still illegal, high Alchohol tax

[@solomonghayine]

In northern part of Ghana we experience a temperature of around 41 degree Celsius

[@daveassanowicz186]

Pro: Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire, especially at Halloween time

[@kathrynlivermore5343]

Wonderful information. My good friend lives in south PA. Great program.

[@chroylikesfish]

I moved to Southern York county from MD 2 years ago and I love it. Property tax can be high tho

[@chucklesa14]

For the weather you should add that your weather is a COPY and PASTE of Colorado's but milder with humidity lol

[@Philadelphiasuburbs]

Colorado gets so much more snow than us! Do you currently live in CO?

[@user-bp8ym8dm9q]

new in your channel and I like it....

[@Philadelphiasuburbs]

Thanks for watching!

[@infernicide666]

The whole thing about the east coast being less friendly is a half truth. People here in MA, and NH is a bit more friendly but not by much but yeah the people were pretty friendly in PA, when I went. They’re alot more outgoing and easier to interact with compared to here in MA, from the standpoint of someone with Aspergers Syndrome. I have a hard time with social interaction around here because of that but the times I’ve gone to visit family in PA, nothing but good interactions with people. Perhaps it’s cuz it’s a more working class kinda state whereas places like MA, or CA, are more expensive and therefore have wealthier people who tend to be snotty or more standoffish I guess you could say.

[@Philadelphiasuburbs]

Thanks for watching!

[@hudster80]

Cheese steaks itself arent horrible, it’s the bread that causes the issues. Bread in general spikes insulin, contributor to type two diabetes, and plaquing of the arteries. The meat itself is not.

[@Philadelphiasuburbs]

Thanks for watching Richard

[@carlfeola4574]

I love your reviews of PA, but life in Western PA is not as fast paced and Pittsburghers have a reputation of being friendly and helpful. Unlike the "Water Gap" area which is more alined to the East Coast, Western PA and Pittsburgh has more of a Midwest (Ohio and West VA) mindset and neighborly mindset.

[@Philadelphiasuburbs]

Thanks for watching, Carl

[@ericb1876]

I’m looking at possibly relocating myself and family to State College in about a year. Any word of advice? Do 100% va disabled pay property taxes? We’re currently in Tx which is very affordable but for a reason. Looking forward to exploring the East

[@Philadelphiasuburbs]

100% disabled vets don’t pay property tax

[@garnettbrown]

Another pro is the state is pro 2A for now.

[@Philadelphiasuburbs]

Thank you for watching!