Living in California vs Living in Tennessee | CA vs TN | Which Is Better?
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Comparing Living in California and Living in Tennessee has become increasingly relevant due to Tennessee being one of the top places to move in the US for the last few years running and a lot of those people actually being from California. But there are also so many reasons why so many choose to call California home despite its high cost of living.
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California and Tennessee are very different states in pretty much every way you can think of. So when deciding between these two, it really does come down to personal preference and affordability. Today I’m going to take you through everything you need to know about these two awesome states so if that’s what you’re looking for let’s get after it right now.
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To Enjoy California you have to be a borderline Millionaire, if your not be ready to starve.
00:00 - Intro to Living in California vs Living in Tennessee
00:52 - Culture and Lifestyle in California vs Tennessee
Plus California doesn't have bugs like it does here in TN! IN california..I can actually eat outside without worrying if a bug is gonna land on my food. I live in TN and man I was blown away by California. Stayed there a week and man you guys have it made out there.
11:20 - Education in California vs Tennessee
12:25 - Cost of Living in California vs Tennessee
Cali is out of control!! Crime, homelessness, and natural disasters.. yes it’s beautiful but the blue state is too expensive
17:32 - Wrap up Living in California vs Tennessee
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I would not be surprised to start seeing people leaving Tennessee for California soon.
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Very good explanations. And that is why I love my California! It’s not landlocked, great areas, both south and north. I don’t have any kids that are in school anymore so I don’t have to worry about that. The main negative is Californias politics. It sucks. We can hope for change.
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I've lived in both. California is so dry it's gray. Not brown, but GRAY. And between the wildfires, the smoke in the air, the Santa Ana winds and the earthquake threat, not to mention the expense and traffic to go anywhere? No way. Tennessee is GREEN. Doesn't burn, unlikely other natural disaster threats.
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Tenesseans are independent individuals and like our isolated privacy. Many have been raised and lived here for generations. Want an exciting flamboyant lifestyle, pick California. Want to get to know your neighbors and share some good times with friends and family, pick Tennessee. That said, I really don’t need more people moving in to ruin my life with their lifestyles.
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I live in the Pacific Northwest which is a universe away from southern Ca.in every way. I live 10 min from the ocean,the other way I am 15 min from the redwood forest and 2.5 hours from skiing and two min from the river .The area I live in is very beautiful and magical.I was born and raised here in Ca.BUT…. all that being said as I approach retirement I cannot afford the taxes on the home I worked my entire life to pay off .I do not care for the Ca.govt or policies I tend to lean more conservative.People are usually friendly but not like other states where the it’s just a common courtesy to say hi to your neighbor .Nope not here .The older I get the more I want out of here
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California has way more cons, I'm thinking about looking for a house in Tennessee and getting TF outta here! Thanks for the info brotha 🤙🏻🇺🇸
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If you were to take all the money in the world, stack it up, push it towards me, saying, "All you have to do is live in CA for 1 month. "
I would walk away. That's saying a lot as I use a cane to walk.
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Having a sport team and a concert on the same night can be said in any City.
No state income tax is nice,
But, the sales tax is over 9%
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Tennessee food sucks, music sucks, broadway sucks. The people, cost of living and politicians in California suck.
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So the gist of it is, if you can afford it, and if the policies, restrictions and tax laws don't affect you in a negative way, then CA is better. Well, Southern CA at least. It really boils down to, are you willing to pay a huge premium for great year-round weather in the southern coastal areas? POV: born and raised in the San Joaquin Valley. I'm no longer willing to pay that premium. Eastern TN is gorgeous, green, and allows me to do more with my excess income, which is important later in life.
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We lived in South Carolina for 15 years. Not a lot of seasonal change, a bit more than CA, but not a lot. That being said, we missed the four seasons. Going to the beach every day would be nice, but Christmas is just nicer when there's a nip in the air and a little snow. Fall is so much better when the leaves change, and you can smell it in the air. Spring is much more interesting when it fights to overtake winter and different plants and trees fight to come alive. Summer can be saved for fun at the lake or river or even a hike so deep into the woods the sun can hardly get through. We missed the season and moved home to Tennessee nearly 10 years and haven't looked back.
@curlyque2717You can't live your life outdoors in SoCal when it's above 95 degrees...which is a lot of the summer unless you can afford to live in a beach city. It might as well be snowing.
@WorshipIsMyMedicineTennessee can’t compare to California bro this not even debate , Tennessee very old looking & southern country , California is just different beautiful the entire state so big way bigger then Tennessee
@615bandup2California sucks there’s nothing good about California it’s a overpopulated high taxed liberal state
@richardgonzalez6583But it's going to differently for different races... Your going to have a different experience then I would in TN
@ronni512I moved to the Treasure Valley area from San Diego, lived in SoCal 98% of 60 years. The only thing I miss is the variety of restaurant food and great sushi. With the money I save, I can visit friends often and I LOVE ID.
@jeannie4ccPeople always say “you can do everything in one day in cali” what a lie. Between traffic, and horrible roads, good luck going from a polluted ocean to surf in and a few inches of snow in big bear. And if you want to compare the north and south then May as well compare another state, because it’s so huge that it’s not possible to just go up north without taking a day. Plus all the costs associated with it, fees and fines. Tons of restrictions to even do out door things, not to mention the state is not green. So your hiking in a desert 🌵 I’ll give you that Yosemite is one of the most beautiful places on earth. But again, the management of the park is comical. Born and raised in CA here.
@5250ITWTennessee , 4 seasons maybe no smog ck ?low low dmv ? ,most can buy a home police fire city workers can buy , calif desert beach but who can aford to pay $1,000,000 for a house no clue how much La Jolla or mission beach is ?not me or any one I know ... we have prop 13 protection san Diego im already here could never buy my current house or my 2 on 1 rentals my price range is 2010 maybe 2012
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