Livestock neighbors don’t play loud music or hold drunken parties.

@coreylindgren4135

6 жыл бұрын

Thank God. Can you imagine a drunk cow that never shuts up and repeats everything?

@RW2996

6 жыл бұрын

They create a stench, though.

@gregc1462

6 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@benthere422

6 жыл бұрын

Robert Folkner On the other hand, YOU cold throw a drunken party with lots of loud music and never bother anyone. Either you have no neighbors to bother or they are at the party!

@brucelarsen6650

6 жыл бұрын

When the Ice Storms or Heavy Snow knocks down 20 or 30 miles of electrical lines and poles (yes, and it happens here frequently!) and you are without power AND HEAT for a few weeks in the middle of winter, you will be ever so happy to have that drunken cow next to you in bed to snuggle with and keep you warm, dear Corey Lindgren! (it's not that they never shut up and keep repeating themselves, Corey - the thing is, they have three stomachs, and they are ruminating) The MOST POPULAR WOMEN IN NORTH DAKOTA start out at 350 pounds, and their popularity increases with their weight. Statistically, being smothered in your sleep by a huge woman is more common than freezing to death here. If you do a Google search for "State with Biggest Penises", North Dakota tops most every list. You simply MUST be well-endowed to attract, satisfy and keep these huge gals, competition for them is so great. When you hear someone say "you gotta have a little extra meat on you to survive the cold in North Dakota", they are NOT referring to your BMI index - trust me.

I'd take a North Dakota commute over L.A, Houston or Philadelphia anyday

@thegigadykid1

5 жыл бұрын

Funny I'd take the opposite

@vce.john1734

5 жыл бұрын

Rainbowlemur AJ Same

@angryvader1662

5 жыл бұрын

True dat

@emanlainem4896

5 жыл бұрын

thegigadykid1 same

@cocotaveras8975

4 жыл бұрын

Rainbowlemur AJ I’d take the opposite, except for LA traffic but Houston and Philly any day of the week!

I’m from North Dakota and do enjoy jokes about it but too many of these were about snow/blowing snow- just uncreative.

@Dr_DabberOnKick

5 жыл бұрын

I live here and it's not as bad as he says. Its actually really peaceful most the time.

@Hassan-ll6hx

4 жыл бұрын

Monica Olson Hi, would you marry me? I’m from Iraq and I’m in 33 years

@margietucker1719

4 жыл бұрын

@@Hassan-ll6hx Very funny Hassan! Hate to have to tell you this...but Nobody in the US would want to marry someone from Iraq, sorry. Find an Iraqi girlfriend.

@KRISHAL.

4 жыл бұрын

Lol I am about to got to North Dakota and South Dakota :|

@400_maniacz3

4 жыл бұрын

😍

North Dakota seriously looks beautiful. Anyone agree?

@katzmanon

4 жыл бұрын

J.L.G Music I live in North Dakota and it is beautiful, especially the bad lands. Our winters just scare people off

@kartertingley2429

4 жыл бұрын

J.L.G Music yes

@yuriwillson2344

4 жыл бұрын

I do

@caiusKeys

4 жыл бұрын

As soon as I got to SC, my wife and I are going -- #50!

@cocotaveras8975

4 жыл бұрын

J.L.G Music I agree. Never been, but from the pictures it looks tranquil and lovely 😁😁👍.

There is also one of the lowest crime rates. To me it' sounds ideal.

@WorldAccordingToBriggs

6 жыл бұрын

I actually think it is the lowest if you don't factor in DUI.

@vickyabramowitz4919

6 жыл бұрын

+World According To Briggs Briggs, you have an acerbic wit.

@jamesogrady6612

6 жыл бұрын

fuzzyburnette ND isn't bad My Buffalo Bills signed Phil Hansen from ND State University & he was part of Bills 4 Superbowl runs 1990-1994. Buffalo doesn't get as cold as ND but were known as city that gets most snow. 1977 Blizzard we got 199 inches that's 19 feet. Even today we still average 10 feet. Drives me crazy of all Citys near 5 Great Lakes why Buffalo gets most snow

@3rdSupreme

6 жыл бұрын

Are you that scared of crime? I’m from Chicago and I’ve never been a victim of anything in my life. Hold your nuts!!!

@rdmman9962

6 жыл бұрын

You in the wrong neighborhood check the stats ?

North Dakota doesn't seem that bad, number 10-9 = no traffic!

@danshannon1001

6 жыл бұрын

Traffic like horses and deer in the Road....MMMOOO-ve the FUCK out of the road cows !!!

@tombruner9634

6 жыл бұрын

I moved here from San Diego. Before leaving I got a dashcam and recorded my commute in case I ever had second thoughts. So far, no need to review those videos.

@nathanfaust4647

6 жыл бұрын

I live in Fargo too, but I need to move to Arizona so I can do a better job of recovering from my stroke 2 years ago.

@jimrossi7708

6 жыл бұрын

MetalGearMk3 , nothing wrong with peace and quiet, nature rocks, traffic sucks, it's why I miss northern Maine, had to go back to NJ to help family who where on their last legs, hate it here even if this is where I'm from originally, rather deal with a bear or moose then a person from NJ or NY !!

@37it3

6 жыл бұрын

that rarely happens

I loved driving through North Dakota. For the first time ever I appreciated flat country, saw and learned about prairie dogs, prairie flowers, wondered what the the delightful smell was that came into my car despite the air conditioning (sage), a slight decline of the highway with an incredible view far into the distance despite the fact it felt basically flat, then a storm brewing was looking cool (decided to look for shelter).

I was born In Utah but moved to North Dakota. A place as you said rarely anybody talks about it. But I love it especially in the winter

@cameronklefstad7375

5 жыл бұрын

Same what city are you in

@brianjrackley8603

4 жыл бұрын

Same here I came from Washington then move to north dakota but I was fine there

@VinOnline

3 жыл бұрын

better than wyoming

@iconicxlauren2868

2 жыл бұрын

Same I lived there for 5 years my fav food place is Popeyes and I love the bx

@EmilyGloeggler7984

2 жыл бұрын

Some people love living in the Sahara but not everyone has to either.

They have low crime rates because it's so quiet and peaceful.

@moredistractions

6 жыл бұрын

The low crime is because we don't have the large concentrations of undesirable types of people that many other places have. Alas some did come here during the oil boom, stayed and continue to wreak havoc.

@larryj8924

6 жыл бұрын

The oil boomers don't usually last long, fill their pockets and look for another opportunity. ND has the lowest unemployment rate and not long ago they had a State budget that was way over funded (good thing). They don't waste money on illegals or over funded social hand outs.

@shanegaarder5902

6 жыл бұрын

Also had incredibly low real estate, houses are cheap as hell.

@jondstewart

6 жыл бұрын

Low crime rates? Look at the racial demographics compared to a big city. Even Anchorage, Alaska is very dangerous in comparison.

@joeyjamison5772

6 жыл бұрын

...nothing worth stealing...

Despite all you don't like about North Dakota, the state has some of the nicest, most generous people in the US.

This sounds perfect for my lifestyle. I like animals and don’t like people

@SteveEdward_

4 жыл бұрын

Except the small town hicks ruin the state with drunk drivers. Also, if you move here, prepare to have white, old men, tell you to leave.

@Thatguy-dj1rj

4 жыл бұрын

You would love it here

@jlc5271

4 жыл бұрын

I hope you like animals and not killing animals

@ryanreedtv3242

3 жыл бұрын

The people there will put you in jail for a year for smoking a joint. No thanks.

@wolf_iover

3 жыл бұрын

I get u

I served in the U.S. Air Force at Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota for almost four years. It is the only place where I actually saw a snow storm that occurred without precipitation. This is possible because at 20 or 30 below zero, the humidity drops out of the air and the snow is so dry that it will not stick together at all. The strong winds, which are quite common in that area, pick the snow up off the ground and blow it around just like a real blizzard. It is certainly a great place for those who wish to escape the hustle and bustle of suburbia, but dealing with the arctic winter conditions is certainly a great challenge.

GUESS WHAT I LIVE IN NORTH DAKOTA AND WE ARE AWESOME

@NoAfilliations

5 жыл бұрын

I'm on my way!

@nathanthelibertarian1406

5 жыл бұрын

We are.

@randomcrapalready444

5 жыл бұрын

I live here too and I think the simplicity and peacefulness is beautiful.

@thisissherifftiraspolfan0994

5 жыл бұрын

Me too

@brodyjeanotte7961

5 жыл бұрын

Have you ever lived anywhere else

That was the fastest list I've seen.

@ivi122

6 жыл бұрын

Ricky Trager I know right

As a North Dakotan is like to say our temperature is not always cold. Also, I’d rather live here instead of a giant metropolis

@williamramel9694

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds great, I just might travel to Fargo.

@EmilyGloeggler7984

2 жыл бұрын

I’d rather live someplace less restrictive, boring, ignorant, hypocritical and nosy than North Dakota.

@DG-sf9ei

2 жыл бұрын

I laughed at his winter road samples in this vid, that's a good winter road here in ND.

@johnschmidt659

Жыл бұрын

@@DG-sf9eiright those are good conditions

the state bird is the mosquito and the state tree..a telephone pole They do have the cool northern lights in winter..

You are not painting a true picture of North Dakota or the nice and friendly people who live there. You have to spend time or live in North Dakota to understand their stoic prairie spirit. The early settlers were from Sweden, Norway and Germany. The population of all of North Dakota is about the population of Milwaukee, Wi. Yet ironically, people from one side of the state know people from other parts of the state. It is a closer knit community than you think. Even before the development of coal-gasification (and Big Money) the large cities of Fargo, Bismarck and Grand Forks were on a growth spur and offer amenities attune to any Mid-western metropolis. On weekends, Canadians (from Winnipeg) drive down to Fargo and Grand Forks to shop, dine and socialize. We enjoy their international company and friendship. Also, it is not unusual for ND residents to drive down to the "Twin Cities" of St. Paul and Minneapolis to shop, dine and socialize. In addition our modern airports link us to any vacation spot we desire. So in closing, your list is a very limited view of "any rural" area in the country that has a snowy season to joke about. But, that is not us North Dakotans !

@tombruner9634

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, but the parts driving through the blowing snow was pretty accurate.

@wyominghorseman9172

6 жыл бұрын

You've got to remember Briggs is from Portlandia.

@mr99boxer30

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Wyoming Horseman. You appear to be an astute Wyoming rancher who understands low density population (Wyoming has the lowest density in the US but the warmest people and most spectacular scenery of any state.) and you know the difference between a ranch and a farm unlike some people. You also understand our peaceful and tranquil life in the west. Hat's off to you Dude ( i.e. Dude or Dude Ranch first coined in Wyoming.) and thanks for the "heads up" on Portlandia. It explains a lot. Thanks again ! Happy Trails !

@cjeam9199

6 жыл бұрын

Ah I see the single member of the North Dakota Tourism board has popped up.

@mr99boxer30

6 жыл бұрын

Right Kimosabe ! Travel to ND and increase your knowledge; visit The International Peace Garden (on the peaceful boarder of friendly Manitoba Canada) visit The Theodore Roosevelt National Park (western ND), visit the Fargo Air Museum. or very important Minot Air Force Base protecting you lower forty eight states, The Dakota Zoo and the Roosevelt Zoo, The Scandinavian Heritage Park, Fort Mandan, The Fargo Dome, Fort Lincoln State Park, Prairie Knights Casino and Resort, Lawrence Welk's boyhood home and farm and many other historical points of interest. A trip to Fargo or Bismarck should include a visit to one of our many fine steakhouses for home grown Angus Beef. The Best of the Best ! You could also hop a ride on Amtrak's "Empire Builder" superliner running from Chicago, then hugs the Great Mississippi river to the Twin Cities, on to Fargo and Bismarck and western ND, then the scenic west to the Emerald City of Seattle. A incredible scenic train adventure showcasing our golden wheat fields, impressive massive sunflower fields and badlands. It will knock your socks off. Happy Trails !

First off North Dakota is not that bad

@rdmman9962

6 жыл бұрын

Well I do not know but want to have property without people bitchin about anything ! I am not anti Social just no HOA telling you what you can do .They tell you what to do with your property when you own your house and property. They state you cannot paint your house if not approved and if you want to put up a picket fence that is not allowed. Also they tell you how much grass you can put in ? So it does not look that bad to me.

@haniicross

6 жыл бұрын

Summer Neutman ikr

@Tam5115

6 жыл бұрын

I've been there a lot! My sister moved there in the early 80's. Carrington. It's boring, there's nothing there. You could watch your dog run away for 3 days. Flat, flat, flat. Sonic booms (you never get used to them) So, yeah, drinking was the best thing to do.

@randommay3573

6 жыл бұрын

Summer Neutman ya it is its a piece of shit

@nathanthelibertarian1406

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah the evidence he found wasn’t very good Tbh. Many of the problems like the livestock and wildlife problem don’t affect you if you live in areas like Fargo and Bismarck because Fargo has a population of 120K and Bismarck a population of 74K.

My family moved from Fergus Falls MN to Rugby ND in 1955. It was a nice place to live, but the winters were very cold. Sub-zero much of the time. I grew up there from grade five until I joined the Navy in 1961. Needed to expand my horizons.

Here in Grand Forks we love our Hockey. when college hockey season starts it’s basically an NHL team 😂

@okprxde

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly und is the best 😁

Well......I'm going to rent a vehicle and head out there to see what it's like. I am one of those people that like what you call boring. I'm looking for a place to move to. This is why I follow your videos.

@masonw6205

6 жыл бұрын

hdjksa52 I live in Fargo..

@nodak81

6 жыл бұрын

The east of the state is flat and truly is boring but the west has the Badlands and the middle is the rolling prairie hills where I grew up. I love it there but the winters can be brutal. Wish I had the means to move back there myself, I hate living in Boston.

@masonw6205

6 жыл бұрын

Nodak81 anywhere east of jamestown is flat (Red river valley) and anywhere west of Jamestown isn't..

@xl_psylocke_lx

5 жыл бұрын

I live out west in the badlands and I LOVE IT

@itzpms

4 жыл бұрын

Enjoy

North Dakota is an amazing place to smell the fresh, country air. It is a beautiful state, and it is nice and quiet. The rural areas are amazing. You get to know many people very well, and the people are great. North Dakota is one big, happy family.

Well I didn't move to North Dakota but my Mom and Dad did and then I was born. So I was "stuck" there for about 18 years. Winter lasts from about October to April so there's a lot of Spring and Summer days not mentioned in your video lol. 10 good things not mentioned are... 1) friendly people 2) low crime 3) low unemployment (lowest in the nation I believe) 4) clean air 5) lots of good hunting for deer, geese, ducks, pheasants, etc. 6) Lawrence Welk is from North Dakota and a few other famous folks! 7) not much chance of hurricanes or earthquakes 8) excellent education system (high school was harder than college!) 9) food fresh off the farm...corn, steak, eggs, milk, etc. 10) beautiful weather phenomena such as aurora borealis, cloud formations, thunderstorms seen from miles away, etc. Cheers! Oh yeah.. when it snows you... 1) have a friendly snowball fight 2) build snow forts! 3) make money shoveling out snow 4) go snowmobiling! 5) make snow cones 6) make snow angels 7) go sledding 8) catch a slow flake on your tongue 9) watch a hockey game 10) get out of school early!

@cocotaveras8975

4 жыл бұрын

D Hardy AWESOME! Sounds lovely :)

I’m from ND born and raised and I can’t argue with this video 😂😂😂

Custer was healthy until he left North Dakota

@hotdogwater4063

4 жыл бұрын

Interestingly, Custer camped for a month on my Grandpa's property.

@wintonhudelson2252

3 жыл бұрын

Custer was a fashion dandy, dressed to the max, except when he was in the Dakotas....then he switched to an Arrow Shirt

@almorgan2926

3 жыл бұрын

Amen to that.

@DG-sf9ei

2 жыл бұрын

At the time, North Dakota gave Custer a false sense of confidence and to defy Federal Gov orders, however that didn't work out too good for him in the long run tho.

I loved living the Nodak life, but I just got too damned tired of the winter bullshit. I can't even explain how much I miss being able to travel the back roads with ZERO other cars visible in every direction. So peaceful.

@erniew5805

4 жыл бұрын

yes a bright moon lit winter night you can cruise down the gravel roads with your lights off. a guy had his girlfriend up here he was driving with his headlights off . she wasn't from here thought it was crazy . we met another car driving with their lights off. then she knew we were crazy

@mohamedadan6678

4 жыл бұрын

@@erniew5805 is it really bad for singles like the video says? I visited grand forks from London last summer, it was VERY VERY VERY VERY weird seeing an empty high way lol you'd never see that in London.

@DG-sf9ei

Жыл бұрын

That's the trade off and it makes living here a love/hate relationship with the state. It's like a job that pays well but the working conditions suck. This video examplifies alot of what I've been saying for years, no offense to my home state, I thought it was sarcastically funny.

As a travelling tech I have to say ND is one of my favorite states to visit. it's a dropdead beautiful piece of property and the locals are great. Michigan and Nevada native though so maybe i don't mind bad weather and binge drinking. (the bad for dating thing is painfully real though)

Yall act like we mow our lawns in the winter?

@JoeMama-fh9mi

5 жыл бұрын

Nick Vetter LOL ikr

@leaholson33

5 жыл бұрын

The person thought it was a snow blower. Lol

@haniicross

4 жыл бұрын

hell naw man we use snowblowers

@perramala5300

3 жыл бұрын

We do 😌✨😈🦋🥵

@DHarri9977

3 жыл бұрын

That guy must have just left one of those many bars mentioned in the video.

Look at the ramifications of the fact that North Dakota is the only state to have had the good sense to build for themselves a state bank.

@erniew5805

4 жыл бұрын

the state mill and elevator also . actually the largest flour miller in the USA

I used to live in northern California close to the Oregon border. Highway 199 brought lots of summer vacationers from Wyoming, South Dakota, Idaho, Colorado, Minnesota and elsewhere. It dawned on me one day when I realized I had never seen a license plate from North Dakota. Maybe it has something to do with the axis of the earth or maybe the magnetic poles.

@traceycancio1795

6 жыл бұрын

StephenNu9 😂

I lived there for five years. Most amazing people and sense of community!! Left because winter is awful but miss it

Beautiful! I love having critters as neighbors! We get trail cam pics of bear, wolves, fox, deer, bobcats, etc. I live in the country in Northwest Wisconsin. The winters are hard to take with lots of snow mowing...lol...but worth it. You have to be a nature lover and not really like to be around people to be able to live like that. Works for me and my hubby. :)

They have the most bars because everyone is trying to forget they live there.

@VCYT

6 жыл бұрын

...An they're the cattle.

@juratchet

6 жыл бұрын

abe frohman lmao

@theothedangerous

6 жыл бұрын

That's just rude! I live in North Dakota and it's a wonderful place! And if you are never bored than you won't be patient!

@abefrohman1759

6 жыл бұрын

Levi Woodrow I like myself too much to live there. You might as well live on the moon.

@abefrohman1759

6 жыл бұрын

Abagale Kitty Rude or true. Don’t be mad because the truth hurts.

I'd rather have livestock and wildlife as my neighbors than I would most people. Too bad North Dakota gets so much snow. That is my #1 dealbreaker for places to live.

@erniew5805

4 жыл бұрын

some years are snowy some not so much . but always get the cold. got 111 inches the year bin laden was killed ran my snow blower 2 hours a day. had a january thaw last year then it was -20F every morning until march 3rd.

@DG-sf9ei

2 жыл бұрын

Besides a person can shoot an animal neighbor that's undesirable, on the other hand with people as neighbors.......🤣

0:57 lmao we don't walk to the store, everyone drives around at like 5 mph, even if it's like 2 blocks

"Your neighbor could be livestock. They attract flies, predators and LONELY GREEK MEN" lmao

@almorgan2926

3 жыл бұрын

Homeless drug addicts attract flies too in the big cities. God Bless ND.

@SouthernRebels94

Ай бұрын

North Dakota does have flies but you can go months with out seeing one tho even out in the country side bugs are not really a problem here.

Your neighbor might also be a Minuteman mssile.

@electricjellyfish375

6 жыл бұрын

B Laquisha - Hell yeah I have him over for tea.

@mr99boxer30

5 жыл бұрын

The Air Force Base in Minot, ND with their advanced radar and satellite systems provides early warning capabilities to our national defense system. The Air Force (Minot) constantly monitors our northern skies over Canada up to the vast artic regions. North Dakota is very important to the United States in terms of military objectives.

@Treddian

5 жыл бұрын

Minuteman missiles don't play loud music, have over crowds of weird people, or mow their lawn at 6 AM on a Saturday morning. They're not bad neighbors.

@terryazamber1021

5 жыл бұрын

I can't believe someone actually had to explain to Electric Jellyfish the significance of the term "Minuteman missile." I thought everyone knew about the Air Force Base in Minot, and I haven't even been to North Dakota yet.

@jamesmiller3548

5 жыл бұрын

Well at least you know that as a target You won’t be alive after the nuclear apocalypse

Made me spit out my beer, That was too funny !!!

90% of Californians would rather have wildlife for neighbors ❄

I'm moved my family to north Dakota July 2021 we love it not boring at all

North Dakota is an awesome state to live, but I had a stroke 2 years ago and recovering from a stroke does not work too well when you can't exercise every day and it's too cold out to go for a walk to get or stay in shape. If you live in a small town then you will not have to worry about being a victim of crime. If you live in some neighborhoods in larger cities in other states you will most likely be the victim of a crime, in North Dakota even in Fargo (the largest city in North Dakota) you still won't likely be the victim of a crime. in some small towns you can leave your keys IN the vehicle and it will still be there the next day when you come back. I love living in North Dakota except it gets so cold during the winter. I would not want to leave if I hadn't had a stroke. And North Dakota is Numero uno when it comes to quality of life of all 50 states. North Dakota is a great state to live in, crime and unemployment are in the top of lowest of any state anywhere. If you like watching college football then NDSU is the team to be a fan of with 6 out of 7 FBS championships. And people in North Dakota are some of the nicest anywhere in the US or world. Alot of the things that people don't like about North Dakota aren't that big of a deal anyway. I don't go to the bars anyway.

@WorldAccordingToBriggs

6 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear about the stroke. I imagine it would be hard during winter to do much in your condition.

@nathanfaust4647

6 жыл бұрын

My dr wouldn't let me take the dl test because my blood sugar was aveging about 200. She might have done that so that I would care about my blood sugar, well it worked. Most of the time it's below 150 and some days below 100. I'm sick of not driving and have to walk everywhere and ride the bus. I should be driving now. This sucks being stuck like this. You don't realize how much you take something for granted until you lose it.

@deniseharvey5038

6 жыл бұрын

+Nathan Faust oh wow I hope things get better. Prayer helps, stretching & oh an exercise bike is nice & some holistic health approaches. it's basically a life change but u can do it. Your seem like a great, strong & courageous guy trust me u will be better than before u got this! much love from Chicago.

@nathanfaust4647

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Denise I was thinking of the song Overcomer by Mandesa most times when I was in physical therapy trying to learn how to walk again. I had to work so hard to get back to where I am now. I'm back at my apartment living on my own and by myself too. My family didn't know if I could do that or not. I was living in a nursing home for a while starting just over 2 months after being in the VA Hospital in Fargo, North Dakota, then I moved to the Veterans Nursing Home in Lisbon, North Dakota not because I couldn't take care of myself, but because the weather isn't fun to walk to the store or anywhere when it's bad outside. I bet Chicago can be like that too, but you probably didn't have your DL taken away and not being able to drive like I was.

@deniseharvey5038

6 жыл бұрын

+Nathan Faust I have ptsd and can't drive because of my anxiety and perception is off. Hopefully one day I will be able to. I'm so proud of u though, you've made great strides after that and my goodness you are a warrior. You never know maybe one day it will change because nothing last forever not evn the bad things. Your health will be better than before! I declare in Jesus name! and so it is! You can also start getting into the habit of driving again by starting over if they allow it. like try to get your permit again, go out with a driving buddy & drive in the park or to short distances with a buddy. I think no I know just by your courageous spirit that everything is already working out for u. Stay blessed! Oh and Chicago is rough with the crime rate they don't call it chiraq for nothing but it's so much better in the winter. I'm thinking about visiting Montana or even north Dakota to go visit native american reservations and to be around nature more because it's to many darn buildings here😂

I’m pretty certain that North Dakota has a very low occurrence of tidal waves (tsunami) so they have that going for them which is good

@37it3

6 жыл бұрын

Its mostly bc there are 0 oceans around us just more land theres a few spots in North Dakota where there are lakes.

@brucelarsen6650

6 жыл бұрын

More coastline than California - Google it. And we have Beach on our West Coast. It has the occasional Snownami.

@atrapp27

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah but because of the flatness, we do get flooding. Fargo is in flood stage right now but we have built up flood walls over the years.

@masonw6205

6 жыл бұрын

Bruce Larsen Lol the town.. 😅

@bohemoth1

5 жыл бұрын

Not if you have All Gore as your neighbor!

Lived in NEMONT for about 3 years and loved North Dakota. The beauty of it is that you have to look for it. Sunsets turning the landscape pink is awesome. Good people, lots of open space.. etc.

My aunt lives in North Dakota. I can confirm that the winters there are horrible.

@kiwimistgacha5589

5 жыл бұрын

Its because people who live in warm states don't know how to handle the cold ;)

@livnatbianco

4 жыл бұрын

we can actually handle the cold unlike Californians because we think winters are great here

@birb_ie

3 жыл бұрын

@@kiwimistgacha5589 frrr

@EmilyGloeggler7984

2 жыл бұрын

@@kiwimistgacha5589 It is because some people don’t have to live in a bad area - prepped or not. Would you live in the Sahara? I doubt it.

@EmilyGloeggler7984

2 жыл бұрын

@@livnatbianco As someone who lives in the Northeast and has dealt with cold, it’s not the cold that is a turn off but the level of restriction and lack of resources and just boring area and the people are hit and miss like every other country and state. There are rude, vile, hypocrites in North Dakota just like in the big cities.

I don't think I laughed so hard before. Briggs, your amazing as always.

@WorldAccordingToBriggs

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks

@yulgomez8279

6 жыл бұрын

World According To Briggs watch out briggs hes trying to find a new boyfriend lol. fr tho.

@stepheng5843

6 жыл бұрын

Yul Gomez, ha ha ha!!!! No... I'm good... he's not really my type... Briggs seems like a cool dude to hang out with tho.

@stepheng5843

6 жыл бұрын

World According To Briggs, don't worry boss, I'm not looking for a tinder hook up. Lol. Your just a cool youtuber.

We moved to North Dakota 3 months ago and i love it. Me being from California i love how quiet it is and the small towns..

@ffarmchicken

4 жыл бұрын

Tiphanney Cusick Same here. I can drive an hour to the grocery store and only see two cars on my paved state highway till I get to town. Just amazing!

Looks really laid back and peaceful. Definitely will visit one day.

@tadmurphy7436

3 жыл бұрын

Medora and Teddy Roosevelt national Park is awesome. Probably your number one stop. Bottineau on the Canadian border also awesome. If you're a golfer, you have to play hawk tree in Bismarck and also bully pulpit in medora. Fishing and hunting also amazing not very expensive for out of stators. I lived there for 20 years. From April until the end of November can't beat it. December through March Good luck

ok but you forgot that we have snow plows and nobody on earth mows their lawn if there’s snow

Rarely have I ever made it past South Dakota to North Dakota. I absolutely recommend visiting South Dakota, in the warmer months though.

@huntermiller4863

6 жыл бұрын

Other than Rapid City (and the surrounding areas) I hate South Dakota

@moonlighter6

6 жыл бұрын

How can you hate Spearfish, SD? But Deadwood, SD is nearby.

@coreylindgren4135

6 жыл бұрын

Sturgis baby.

@nottalackey3587

6 жыл бұрын

Actually when I lived there it ranked 51st in tourism. Yeah, I know there are only 50 states, but I am surprised it wasn't 61st.

@grinhousekiller

6 жыл бұрын

North Dakota is horrible compared to the black hills of South Dakota, it will be freezing minus zero out in Fargo and in mean time in rapid city be sunny and mild in South Dakota.

North Dakota beats Wyoming hands down. You can't beat Fargo on a Saturdasy night. The steak houses are, well simply the best

@thebovineavenger

6 жыл бұрын

About time. ND is awesome.

@virginia7370

6 жыл бұрын

Eric: No way! I've lived in both states, about 7+ years in each (Minot ND, Casper, Dubois, and Lander WY) Winters can be tough in both, but summers (each has a day or two of summer) can be for sure better in Wyoming, and the hunting is better in WY.

@wyominghorseman9172

6 жыл бұрын

Sveilars Steak House, Hudson Wy. T-Bone or Prime Rib!

@nodak81

6 жыл бұрын

Spoken like a true old fart who thinks a steak house is the place to be on a Saturday night. lol

@jondstewart

6 жыл бұрын

Eric Edison I bet the steaks are awesome there with lots of ketchup! That’s a four star cuisine seasoning!

Went to a family reunion in small town in North Dakota. They had a street dance in town, next day a nearby small town had like Pioneer Days. They demonstrated rope making, had display of barb wire designs over the years. They had an old farm house with antique furniture. Lots of crafts. We had the best time!

I lived in Williston ND for the past three years but I'm back home in Cali. Proud to say yes the cold sucks but you get used to it. I also miss the snow

@katzmanon

4 жыл бұрын

Ricky Im from Mandan, Williston is great, but as a swimmer i HATE the WHS's pool. Its IMPOSSIBLE to get out of at meets. Nothing against the town though 😂

On the +Plus side of things, though - we get the nifty news headlines about being COLDER THAN MARS every once in a while. And snow in June.

north dakota is an amazing state i love it

A drive Between Minot and Belcourt ND, prepare to turn your steering wheel 5 times! Rush hour traffic in Bismark, it takes 15 whole minutes to drive from anywhere to anywhere. I don’t live in ND but I’m glad I got to spend some time there!

Here is the beauty of it. When they make something new there it usually isn’t very big, but it is very fun, peaceful, and beautiful. I live right by a valley in Bismarck and it is incredible, you can say all you want about North Dakota, but you are probably in traffic waiting to go but North Dakota has barely any traffic.

@tokyoduet

5 жыл бұрын

is bismarck a nice city?we're moving there soon

1. Bad weather, 2. Too cold, 3. Snowy, 4. Bad weather, 5. Too flat, 5. Nothing to do, 6. No beaches, 7. No mountains, 8. Bad Weather, 9. Too windy, 10. Bad weather.

@jofriko5416

5 жыл бұрын

Yea well some people prefer it that way.

@jofriko5416

5 жыл бұрын

Of course I live in the southeast so I don’t even think I could survive there. Northerner are strong though

@Mylris

5 жыл бұрын

No Tourist Attractions

@lindalai9092

5 жыл бұрын

I think you nailed it.

@lindalai9092

5 жыл бұрын

@@jofriko5416 Then you can have it.

I'm from Texas and work in North Dakota, I love it here☆

@kimberlinton5783

3 жыл бұрын

How?! I'm from texas and the only thing I've seen here is ignorance, people getting away with drugs and abuse, and let's not forget the lack of morals and manners.

I had a childhood friend move to north Dakota immediately after high school. He met a girl on social media and convinced him to move in with her and she stayed in north Dakota. He swears it was the best experience ever. He didn't wanna leave but him and the girl broke up so he came back to Georgia

I love snow as long as I don’t have to commute in it. Nothing like staying home wrapped up in your hobbies with a couple feet of snow on the ground and icicles hanging from the eves!

The oil boom has really screwed up ND. One nice thing is the 75mph speed limit and cheap speeding fines (from experience between Fargo and Grand Forks).

@ffarmchicken

4 жыл бұрын

Big Papi DUI fines are cheap too.

This made me laugh so much XD I'm from North Dakota. Also, you forgot to mention how freaking hot it can get in here during summer lol

@tudoave899

3 жыл бұрын

teruteru

@Phoenix...System

3 жыл бұрын

Shhhhhh

@imjogijogi9267

3 жыл бұрын

Am AZ I will take your winter better than my summers...am literally thinking of moving to N.D this year

@jackrichards1908

3 жыл бұрын

@@imjogijogi9267 Also considering either north or south dakota. I love the cold and am sick of big cities.

@imjogijogi9267

3 жыл бұрын

@@jackrichards1908 yep, I stayed in big city for my kids education but now things are getting to scary and worry about my kids safety. So best to move, am going to sepnd this summer in ND so let's hope if grows on me.

"problems with ice" would be the best title for this video rather than North Dakota ..... it's all about ice which can be told in one word,

In North Dakota the population is less then other states but me and my neighborhood friends are super close we would stay up til midnight plating at a near by park and spend all day outside. Our cold winters can quickly turn in to very very very hot summers.

Please include a sound effect with the screen transition. Felt awkward. Kinda missed the "crunching plastic"... Cheers!

Laugh if you want, but I would move back there in a heartbeat if I found a job. I have lived in 11 states and it is the best of those. The people are a bit clannish, but once you break in with one person, you are in an extended family, no matter your blood line. And the people are not hicks. If you want to get trampled on Sunday in Bismarck, go to the library.

@freefight7750

6 жыл бұрын

notta lackey hell you once you make a friend here and make friends with there friends and family then hell you're everyone's family.

@jamesbaldwin7810

5 жыл бұрын

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@gambucino1260

4 жыл бұрын

what if ur brown?

@nomenissahales2584

3 жыл бұрын

@@gambucino1260 they live in a different reality from everyone else. In their reality, their race is the only thing that exist. We need to STOP🛑 trying to be included. We dont have friends and we should be used to that shit by now. Stop trying to fit in with other groups or "races". Learn to be okay that you're different already.

@gambucino1260

3 жыл бұрын

@@nomenissahales2584 we? Yeah no

North Dakota is a great place to retire. Friendly and decent people. Peaceful, quiet, beautiful places to walk. Beautiful animals and wildlife. More conservative state with lower taxes. Better quality nursing homes and hospitals. Southern Utah is also good for seniors for these reasons.

I've lived here my whole life. I don't like the snow much, but it's worth it for the fantastic summers. I wanted to move away when I was younger, but it's a good place to settle down in long-term. Nicest family-oriented community. I don't even drink or my friends, and we have fun hanging out snowmobiling and exploring nature.

ND is the best kept secret and we HOPE it stays that way. Kiddin',you must explore the beauty and peace ot the Dakota's. From Newport RI and been out here since 91'. Wouldn't trade it for the world.

@lindalai9092

5 жыл бұрын

LMFAO

A friend of mine and his girlfriend once lived in North Dakota. He said that the most interesting thing he ever found to talk about was how the snow melted.

I’m probably not making this case any better because I live in and love North Dakota but on New Year’s Eve, at night we hit 56 degrees below zero!!! Yay

Hey, North Dakota! Greetings from Texas! I have visited your state and I liked it! I drove across your state from Fargo to Bismarck and then west into Montana. Maybe I will get to go back up there one day.

Lived most of my life in ND, and building a house now in Fargo. List is pretty spot on (though the mosquitoes could be on the list) A couple annoyances for those who live in ND in no particular order: 1) 7-8 months of cold weather. Winter basically lasts from late october/early november to late April to mid-May. As you pointed out, the upside to this is....a lot of sex to pass the time in doors. 2) The Wind. The wind almost never stops in North Dakota. Very rarely will you have anything less than 5mph. The wind NEVER STOPS in the winter. 3) The Cold. You will need to prepare yourself for a real cold winter. We get at least 1 solid month of -10F temps and a solid week of -30F to -40F temps. Most of the winter hovers between the single digits above and below zero. This also means your vehicle will need to use a winter oil (5W30) and either be parked inside a garage at night or you will need a block heater to keep the oil in your car from turning to the viscosity of jelly. I'm not joking. 4) The Snow. Blizzards can last 2-3 days at a time, zero visibility and winds of 30-60MPH. 5) Tornadoes. We don't get many but we do get some and they are always a concern 6) Mosquitoes. They may be Minnesota's State Bird, but they certainly don't care about state boarders and often do blood raids into ND. 7) Flooding. In the east, ND is flat as a pancake and overland or flash flooding is a real threat. In the spring, along the ND/MN border, you have the Red River of the North. Know why they call it that? Because it is one of 3 or 4 rivers in the world that run North. Because it flows north, when the spring melt happens in the southern part of the state, the river is still frozen up in Canada (Winnipeg to be exact) and that means the river backs up and you get flooding. Ask anyone over 30 if they remember the Flood of 1997. We had a Flood, then a blizzard during the flood, then downtown Grand Forks went up in flames. It wasn't nice. 8) North Dakota Nice: Speaking of nice, the people of North Dakota also are fairly friendly folks, but unlike Minnesota Nice, North Dakota Nice is passive aggressiveness taken to an art form. Prepare yourself for that. 9) Acceptance: It is easy to be accepted as a member of a city in ND, but if you move to a small town, don't expect to be accepted as a member of the community. Oh, people may be nice, but it won't be until your Grandkids or great grandkids are born before your family is accepted as real members of the community...and you and your kids never will be.. the grandkids/great grandkids will. 10) The Pay Sucks: Yep, what earns you a triple digit salary in other states may earn you only in the mid-double digits in ND, and as a right to work state with multiple universities pumping out a lot of young talent willing to accept the low pay, you don't have much in the way of leverage to get better pay. 11) Nothing much to do: Unless you enjoy Horses, Hockey, Football, and winter activities like ice fishing and snowmobiling, you are going to have to make your own entertainment to keep yourself occupied. Weird fact, their are more drone racers per capita in ND than any other state. Got to do something with all that open air space, right? 12) Single life sucks: You hit that on the head. If you live in the eastern side of the state, finding a mate isn't hard. You have Grand Forks, Fargo, Valley City and Wahpeton/Breckenridge to scout and you are only 3 hours by car from the Twin Cities (Minneapolis/St. Paul). If you are out West, the candidate pool is very, very small so yeah, you better be married before moving to the western side of the state. 13) WWIII: Because North Dakota is so barren, the US Government thought it was the perfect spot to put a large number of their nuclear tipped ICBMs. Bomb shelters won't help you here. If WWIII comes, you are not surviving it as you'll be dead by either a direct strike of the massive radiation poisoning that will follow. In fact, after WWIII, if you ask 'what ever happened to North Dakota' the response will be 'it doesn't exist anymore'. 14) No Major League sports teams: You'll be cheering for the Vikings, Bears, Packers, Eagles, or Patriots for football, the Minnesota Twins for baseball, The Minnesota Wild hockey team, or the Timberwolves for basketball. If you are into college football, prepare to be ignored when you ask for the channel to be changed at the local sports bar so you can watch your college team play. If the NDSU Bison football team is playing, it is the only game shown, everyone else can go home if they want to see something else. Same when the UND 'Fighting Hawks' Hockey team is playing (though don't call them the Fighting Hawks....locals call them "The Sioux". The name change is just to placate the NCAA. No one wears the 'fighting hawks' gear...it's all UND Sioux sweaters and stickers). 15) Drones. They are everywhere out east. In fact the state is encouraging drone companies to come to the state and is supportive of their use. Flying weedwackers everywhere.

@lindalai9092

5 жыл бұрын

I could NEVER live there

@anhell32

Жыл бұрын

MAN...GREAT INFO MY FRIEND ...HI FROM PUERTO RICO

@dreknd

Жыл бұрын

I've lived in ND my entire life and agree with about 95% of your assessment. For me, the harsh climate is the worst part of living here. And BTW...go BISON!!!

I think you pretty much nailed most of it. I am a Hoosier and moved here during the crash in 2008. One thing I noticed is my accent sounds southern to nodaks. And the born and raised small town North Dakotans, they do NOT like outsiders moving in. After awhile they warm up and accept you living here, but you will always be an outsider. Always. They like their small "cities" no towns here it's all cities, and they want to keep them the way it is and don't want change. But they do like good people, and Indiana to North Dakota wasn't a hard move for us. Oh and there are NO trees! No woods! It's all flat farmland mostly. You have to take a drive to go see some woods. -60 in the winter sucks, plug the cars in so they don't freeze up, and heated seats and steering wheel covers are awesome. Winter in Alaska wasn't as brutal as here. But you pretty much nailed why we moved here and love it here, nothing beats small town simple life in farm country. Oh and that whole North Dakota nice is about as real as Hoosier hospitality, it lasts for awhile until folks get comfortable around you, then they can be mean as cat piss lol..

Moved to ND from Utah...love it here. Yeah, the winters are kinda rough but, gives me bragging rights when talking to friends in the Mid-Atlantic, where I grew up. "OMG, it was 20 degrees yesterday." LOL...20 degrees here and the gals haven't even put away the flip-flops yet.

Very funny video. I live in ND and of course you point out things that are similar to most states bordering Canada. The good things far out number the bad things, but that maybe another video. Again, I thought this was pretty humorous video. (Helps keep the Californians & west coasters out....)

I like prarie. Thanks for keeping the rabble away!

Shocking how little research he did 😂

I’m from California, moved to ND 7 years ago. Your neighbors might also be people that won’t rob your house while your gone. They might be people that will roll your trash can to the curb if you forget or aren’t home.

Anyone can love the mountains. It takes a soul to love the prairie. -Willa Cather

You should have added that it is nothing but vast wheatfields. If golden grain ready for harvest is your thing than North Dakota is the place for you.

@rdmman9962

6 жыл бұрын

Well if you like to eat can't be beat.

@earlhollar1906

5 жыл бұрын

Wheat,Corn, soybeans, sugar beets, safflower, peas, canola, buckwheat, sunflowers, potatoes, barley, oats, flax, Rye, and most importantly hemp. Did I leave anything out Bruce, and Robert

Actually, I take that back. A quick tour of Bismarck shows that it is an impressive town.

@tokyoduet

5 жыл бұрын

Is bismarck a nice city? we're going to move there soon

@katzmanon

4 жыл бұрын

pjm outsold YES! It is amazing! I live in Mandan which is right next to Bismarck. It is a great city

I'm from southern north dakota. I truck around the state year round. I will take a 50 mph cross wind in a Blizzard down 94 for 250 miles before I go 15 minuets in Minneapolis traffic. You are right it's a fairly boring state but that's also the beauty of it.

I love your videos about states and your interesting point of view!

North dakota isnt bad at all and we dont have snow every month

@leaholson33

5 жыл бұрын

You are right. It rarely snows in July

@papaya9035

3 жыл бұрын

The Legendary Life of Leah DUHHH

It just seems dull because it's right next to exciting South Dakota!

Loved my time in North Dakota. Fishing, hunting and hiking is fun.

I've lived in North Dakota for over 47 years now. I love it here!

I left nyc for North Dakota definitely one of the best decision I've ever made

@joes0406

3 жыл бұрын

I’m blowing out of Phila for out there too

@frankcastle5285

3 жыл бұрын

@@joes0406 you’ll love it bro, it might take a week or two to adjust but it’s all worth it

@EmilyGloeggler7984

2 жыл бұрын

Some conservatives have left North Dakota and definitely found it was one of the best decisions they ever made. Not all conservatives want to be restricted.

This is mostly based on “rural” ND. The few clips based on “city” were bar and snow🤦🏼‍♀️ I live in rural ND, but I will take it over other “rural” states where a 20 minute drive could take a 1/2 hr but here, the distance is equal to minutes. Your biggest traffic jams are in spring and fall when farmers are going to fields.

@foxyboop4164

2 жыл бұрын

Which part are you in?

@justme2059

2 жыл бұрын

@@foxyboop4164 NE part

Lol. I'll fwd this to a friend, they lived there quite a few years. They liked it. I like to visit there, Good people

Only place I've ever been that it can (and was) 78° one day, and 2 days later got 16 inches of snow

Hi Briggs, I really enjoy watching your videos. I live in Grimsby, Ontario Canada, would you ever do a list video about cities in Canada?

@WorldAccordingToBriggs

6 жыл бұрын

Snaggletooth 75 I been thinking about it. I have only been to Calgary for a week and Toronto for a couple days so I’m not an expert. Really that’s never stopped me before so I will soon

@robertpreskop4425

6 жыл бұрын

Snaggletooth 75 no need to include Canada. This is for the USA only. Why do you damn Canadian nationals have to interfere with everything we do in the USA.

@tannerwilson4843

6 жыл бұрын

I want to more about different cities, nations, etc. worldwide. I'm excited to see what he's got going.

@coreylindgren4135

6 жыл бұрын

Wouldn't Canada videos pretty much look like this one? Still, I'd like it. I love nature.

@69eddieD

6 жыл бұрын

I was recently offered a job in Alberta out of the blue. I turned it down for a lot of the reasons in this video. I would be willing to relocate to a sparsely populated area, as long as it is not winter ten months a year.

Big shout out to my neighbours to the south from Canada. North Dakota rocks seen a F4 phantom at a gas station beat that!!!

@mr99boxer30

5 жыл бұрын

+Tony Moretti Howdy Partner ! Yes, we also like our friendly neighbors to the north! North Dakota borders and is a sister state to the Provinces of Manitoba and Saskatchewan. We also like Alberta ! We can't get enough of the song "Alberta Bound" by Canadian Paul Brandt, almost an anthem for all of Canada's Western Provinces ! "A little bit of heaven found." The beautiful cities of Winnipeg, Regina, Saskatoon, Calgary, and Edmonton and their tourism makes our vacations ! Eh ? God Bless Canada and its people forever from North Dakota !

@tonymoretti2347

5 жыл бұрын

@@mr99boxer30 nice words thanx you forgot my home town the"Paris" of the prairies Saskatoon. Saskatchewan is surley not as scenic as Albeta is, but the fresh water fishing is second to none!! Come to fish some time of its your hobby you want be disappointed

@tonymoretti2347

5 жыл бұрын

@@mr99boxer30 my bad you did mention Saskstoon!

@ffarmchicken

4 жыл бұрын

Northend of Winnipeg is not nice.

I lived there for 2yrs. Very nice people. If you like hunting and fishing, it's the place to be. And you got Winnipeg and Minnesota to visit if you get bored.

North Dakota isn’t all bad. I’ve looked in Grand Forks and found a few small arcades and movie theaters so there’s some stuff to do there and I’ve also got a ton of movies and video games myself to keep me occupied. You also don’t have to worry about crime there.

Real#1-. The only thing to do is watch this guy.

I’ve literally never been in a traffic jam living here oof

@justme2059

2 жыл бұрын

Then you need to go to rural areas August-November and May-June. 😉

Born and raised in ND. Grew up in the Minot area now live in Jamestown. Honestly love the winters here. yea 38" of snow in one night seems to some allot but for me just means fire the snow blower up and then play in the truck on the way to work and help people out in there cars. Yes in Winter there is not much to do but summer time there stuff going on every day. I've seen temperatures as high as 110+ and down to -75 or colder. Honestly did not know Gas froze until it hit -75 with the wind chill.

I'm 14 years old and have been born and raised in North Dakota. I wouldn't change it for the world. Just because we're small doesn't mean were not important