Unboxing North Dakota: What It's Like Living In North Dakota
Is everyone in North Dakota lonely?
Is everyone in North Dakota bored?
Seriously what the hell is there to do in North Dakota?
We’re gonna answer those questions and a whole lot more. So grab your fishing poles and your hockey sticks, we’re gonna unbox the state of North Dakota!
Hey look at that. This is an oil field. These guys are working hard to get all that good black stuff out of the ground. We’re here in western North Dakota in the Bakken Oil Fields, which are kind of a big deal in these parts. Western North Dakota has the third biggest oil field in the US, and the biggest one outside of Texas.
The oil business has been a big deal for North Dakotans. It brought in people from all over the world, and caused a big spike in real estate. And it also brought this state riches. I mean at one point they were making $56 million a DAY in oil pulled out of North Dakota’s lands.
However, the oil boom here has had mixed results, and now that its peaked, folks are lookin around at each other wondering if it was worth it. We’ll talk more about that later. I mean there’s a lot more to North Dakota than just some ole oil fields and macho men walking around.
North Dakota is more than just oil fields. It’s sort of diverse and sort of interesting. If YOU were thinking about moving here, you should sort of know what you’re getting yourself into.
This is North Dakota.
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I’ve been living in Minot for 11yrs now. Moved here when I was 15 from Escondido, CA. All my families still in Cali, minus my older brother, and I can say North Dakota saved my life. I moved here with zero credits during the second semester of 9th grade. I was able to turn my life around and walk with my class. I will never move anywhere else. I love raising my son here. There’s just enough to do. The hispanic community is really growing here and its amazing! 💗💗💗
Best schools ever. Seeing you are in Minot send my love to it. I miss it there.😊
How did it save your life? What things were happening to you in Cali that were so bad?
@@moredistractions Minot is a very loving town, the teachers care and want you to succeed.
Good for you! also my grandparents lived in San Marcos - that area was sooo awesome in the 80s and it's so built up now 😢
im in minot rn
Sometimes “boring” is good 😃
Not to get political but I read an article mentioning the same thing about Joe Biden.
It seems kind of nice to me.
@Cameron Hawthorn Cough, cough.
And watching a unboxing for nearly 40 min is boring have to consider doing these videos in 20 min top's
@@katinawhitley9340 It's actually rather short. The interviews at the and make it longer, but you can skip those if you like.
I snuck on a train from Minot to Bismarck and back once when I was a teen in North Dakota. Good times.😁
Fun!
How are the badlands up there only seen them from SD
@@veryfakename2644 about the same as sd. As he said in the video it should really be west and east Dakota.
Well the soil in South Dakota is better than most of North Dakota
I like pork scnitchnals mmmm nice! 🏴🇬🇧👍🇺🇲🇩🇪
Most underrated state in the entire US. Clean, safe, good air, humble people. Sure the winters are brutal but the people’s warmth make it better.
It's not a state..it's SHIT
what about the jobs??
@@itsame9647they have really good jobs the jobs treats their employees like family which is one of the reasons I love living here moving to Minot from the deep south was the best decision I ever made.
@@SouthernRebels94 what kind of job do you have there? Also, I hope it pays well.
The only thing I hate about North Dakota is the winter I am a mail carrier here 😒😒
Rural or city?
@@richardhoffman5769 is there a city there
Thanks for doing what you do for us Maggie!! ❤️❤️❤️
I want to visit, just not in the winter. 🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶
Did a paper route as a kid out there, I feel for you.♥️♥️
One thing that you didn’t cover is that North Dakota is thought of as being a freezing cold place, but during the summer, it gets HOT! Triple digits are not unheard of.
Yes!! It's blistering out on those plains!
Yes ,unbearably hot ! People in the south say but you dont have humidity, that's when I have to correct them .n.d is one of the hottest and coldest places on earth
-50 in the winter, 110 in the summer. That's one heck of a temperature swing!
Definitely related to elevation
*laughs in Texan*
You have a gift for making so much information in a concise way, yet fun and articulate. Thanks for this man! Besides the weather, Ive been traveling to anchorage, and other less traveled parts of the country to look for something not gentrified where its still real country with a mellowed out lazy city feel. Love your uplifting message to be a better person btw. Homelessness is rampant, with shootings everyday, and everyone js stressed out, and its so expensive with awful govt.
Kai 💥💥❤️❤️
Great job on this one Nick! I lived near Harvey ND and worked for the railroad. Only planned on staying there 3 years and it ended up 17. It was a great place except for the winters. Moved to a warmer climate (Kansas) when I retired.
The Williston area had an oil boom in the 1950's too. Today, North Dakota has the best highway rest stops!
As a Williston native we have had 3 major oil booms 50s 80s and 2014
@@Northdakotadude oddly 30 years apart each. Next boom should be in the 2040's.
@@billortloff4215 I hope you’re right because then I get more oil checks free money I still get them now but not as much as I use to
Cuz they have to. Nothing else for miles and miles and miles.
@danny boy same I live in Williston and worked here and worked in Dickinson during the oil boom I don’t make as much money anymore I need more money to buy my Muck Boots!
As an Englishman I love this channel. You really show the real America
Makes an Englishman proud of that they have created 415 years ago (Jamestown, 1607) eh?
North Dakota is awsome. Your videos are awsome . I love Tuesdays because of you nick
Dest Wakota
Aww ❤️
Thank you for telling the truth about the protests. It's insane how the media covers up the first part of that story.
So was it true ? Did they really agree to the pipeline ?
@@consciouscookiemonster8364 They were in the process of agreeing and making a plan when, from what I've heard/read from people in that specific area, (Im in williston so about 3.5 hours away) the tribal leaders stopped going to the meetings and so the company then chose to not go on their land.
It's a little more convoluted than that, I've heard and read. But yeah, it's money motivated. Just like the changing of the Sioux name, which North Dakotans hold as dear to them as their German heritage. The tribes wanted a ransom for its use, and the state passed. Thank God they didn't go with Rough Riders. I actually got to vote on the new name and went with Hawks. Or, I abstained as both were bad. Regardless...
Lots of the less partying native protestors didnt want the pipeline at all because it pollutes water upstream. Also, you werent "there" for it, you just visited where it happened im assuming. Be clear if you can. Thank
This was a great episode. I love this new format!!
Lol it's not new new Anielle ;)
Awesome content Nick. Been using your videos to decide where to move my family. Thanks for everything!
OK chris! You'll figure it out!
I’m a little biased but You really should consider ND it’s a great place to live and raise a family 3 cities I suggest WILLISTON,FARGO Dickinson because of oil you will make good money trust me
I love your videos. They are so informative and interesting. Please keep making them.
Love the addition of the interview at the end of the videos. Great job nick ur channel is wonderful!!!
They are super cool people!
Pretty boring, pretty lonely, have more change left in my purse since I sold my Bay Area house and hit the road. Nothing is perfect. Every place has its limitations. good video-thanks
North Dakota is GREAT! Friendly people. I went there for the oilfield. Got a railroad job as the oilfield was dying off. I loved it there. I had to move for the railroad in 2017, and I still miss the people from out there.
You are clueless.
Dylan?
@@mikewhiggins1933 ???
@@tinecrinec4769 what?
@@mikewhiggins1933 Who is Dylan?
Well done, Nick. I’m glad you did the ND video, thank you.
I enjoy your videos Nick. especially your narration ! I had a business in the ND oil fields for 10 yrs and I'd say you described the state pretty well. good hard working people and I miss my time there. I've since moved to Tampa where the weather is a "bit" warmer....
I grew up in a very small town in ND, and stayed until the 80's. Accurate description, especially about the winter months. My family, before they passed away, had a joke, "if the weather gets 20 degrees or more, consider it a warm day"! Summers were normally great. Around late July/August, activity got busy for the farmers, harvesting their crops. And Sundays during football season were either rooting for the Bison, or for the Minnesota Vikings. Might come back to see what the state is like in person, but NOT during the winter months-my body can't handle it now.
This was SO helpful to me! I'm semi new to ND, and have been looking to learn more about it!
Oh just wait that ND winter will straighten you out you will adjust what part you livin in right now west,east or north
Another good one Nick! Keep it up and thank you!🙏👍🙏
If youre from the south, you better make sure your car wont break down, and you better bring enough stuff to survive if it does. Actual cold isnt something that I can describe to you. You'll freeze to death if you are unprepared. Quickly. Handwarmers and heavy clothes to put on will help and can keep your water from freezing. If youre far enough away that you have to wait 2-3 hours to be rescued, you need to bring cold weather survival gear in your vehicle. You can freeze to death in that time if your truck breaks down.
This is the best video!! Thank you! I am moving to North Dakota and appreciate all the insights ✨
Yay!
I just spent more time thinking about North Dakota during your video than I have combined my whole life. One of the 3 Lower 48 states I haven’t been to. Great song at the end b4 the interviews - your best yet.
Hey Bill. I spent two days thinking about North Dakota - more than I thought I would too
@@NickJohnson You're a tireless, hard worker, Nick, either that or u r very, very efficient, or both. Your consistent quality & creativity is amazing. Always get a kick out of those retro clips you find somewhere. Did you ever work for Disney? If you ever give a Master's class in how you do it all, I'm there.
Yay Nick, you did it! I know you were working hard to make a North Dakota video and I’m glad it happened. Also, on a personal note Minot was the “go to” American city for a bunch of folks in southeastern Saskatchewan where I grew up. I went there at least once a year with my family when I was little. It was a great place for cheap groceries and cheap gas!
West Dakota
East Dakota
Yes... there were lotsa Canadians in Minot for the weekends shopping. Even made it into our Lutheran Sunday school Christmas program, declaring "no room in the INN" due to Canadians 😁💟
@Larry W oh...how sweet ❤🙋♀️
North Dakotan here, this is the best overview I've seen on KZhead yet! Great video!
They always are. Glad you liked it Kyle.
I liked it too man. I want to leave ny so bad. You have no idea
I'm from North Dakota originally and have lived in Atlanta for a few years. My wife is from there and I moved there so we could be together. After a few years, I got the opportunity to move back to North Dakota and brought her up here. It took a few months for her to adjust to living here but she loves it here now. No desire to move back. We've met multiple people who moved here for a job, ended up moving back to where they were from because it sucked here, then moved back here because they realized it actually sucked worse there. No good paying jobs or nice people there.
I always chuckled in the pre-Covid days that my relatives from up in Manitoba would make weekend trips to either Grand Forks or if they really wanted to go to the big city, to Fargo, for shopping at the malls. But apparently there are great deals to be had for Canadians shopping there. Apparently the pre-Labor Day school shopping trip there was almost mandatory for many parents.
Shopping in Grand forks or or Fargo, it's a Winnipeg thing!
That's kind of funny because Winnipeg, Manitoba has more people than the whole state of North Dakota!
*Awesome content and narrative, Thx4Sharing Nick* 👍🇺🇸
Visiting North Dakota for the first time end of this month. Great video! Very informative.
Lived here all my life,couldn't be happier with my state.
Being from North Dakota , I would agree with most of the video. I ask myself every winter why I live here😩. Summers are nice and hot. Hockey is very big in the state, UND hockey is fantastic to watch in person at the Ralph Engelstad Arena , one of the best arenas in the nation. Over all,a nice job of North Dakota. Thank You.
Is it true South Dakota folks don't like their North Dakota neighbors?
Well, I would say it’s more of rival, like two football teams in the same state.
As a California native I ask myself this question every year 😢
I've got a question for you. I live not too far from Chicago, and the winters down here can be brutal. When it does snow around here, it's often more than a few inches at a time. Usually 7-9 inches at 1 time (and every once in a while, 1 Foot or more from a single storm). I understand the cold Winter Temps are usually more extreme in North Dakota compared to the Chicago area. But do you guys also get hit with snow just as much (or worse) as I described here (In terms of inches of snowfall)?
@@ollie511 worse
Former Mandan resident here. Met some great people during my years out there, and I miss the affordable real estate, low crime, and general sense of community folks in North Dakota enjoy. Great work on this video!
You are absolutely clueless.
Being an ND native, you did a great job on this video Nick. Ticked every box you could. Great job
Although I am annoyed he is knocking our hot dish
@@wingsy1212 lol
@@Bekka241 really are you from here
Nope, born and raised in Eastern ND.... nope.
@@russellrichter3473 I wasn't born there, but I moved there at age 11. Lived in Bismarck, attended college at UND and lived in Fargo/Moorhead. So, yeah. I've done my time in North Dakota.
thank you, Nick! Your videos are always helpful : )
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You are the most beautiful creations of God 😍. How do you cope, any secret?
@@logananthony3729 don't know how to respond ha ha ha I never hear that so thank you I guess I'm just and old lady who tries her best to take care of herself. Now you are really very very kind or need new glasses ha ha ha ha ha... bless you!
@@LGCblessed am just say the the fact dear.. one could mistake you for a missing Angel from heaven.. hope you don't mind we getting to know each other ❣️..
@@logananthony3729 I wouldn't mind it if I was single : ) I'm flattered though.... tnx
Nice state. I used to visit ND as a kid to visit grandma. She was Norwegian-Lutheran and Grandpa was German descent. A Highlight was when my mother’s cousin took me fishing on a boat in the Missouri River. as he was editor of North Dakota Outdoors magazine, he knew how to catch the the fish.
Be happy you just visited.
Much rather live there than sin city.
@Vegas NV Honestly I’ve been to Vegas it’s not that cool and kinda overrated I will take Williston,Grand Forks and Bismarck over Vegas any day of the week
You nail it! Great video!
Very good overview, objective, honest and impressive comedic timing. Only one gigantic hole you left out, bigger than an open pit mine.
I'm a nurse from the Philippines, after I will pass my Nclex exam I will choose north dakota as my destination 😍
I love your videos on the states. Helping me discover my country outside of my little part on the west coast haha.
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I nick& Mappy I hope you both are having a wonderful day&I am a supporter of Renewable energy over the old ways like oil or Coal. 😇
A quiet place and kind of beautiful, like it. Thanks
Aye wassup Nick, it's your biggest fan by the way, can you please do a video on your ten favorite states you have been to and why, I think that would get some views, thanks Nick you rock!!
I like that idea.
Ok!
You forgot that the "Bobcat skidsteer" is made in ND! :)
I never realized that my farm just got a new one
The more I watch your video's, the more I respect your content. Keep at it Sir💯
I enjoyed this! Hilarious song at the end!
I'm doing research for my writing and while I was watching this I was thinking "Hey, North Dakota and Finland actually has some things in common haha!" And that moment I hear 16:56 :D
I always love the Unboxing videos (and the others, too). My uncle works out of ND but I've never been there.
Cool!
Absolutely fantastic interviews at the end Nick
Love the discussion with the locals.
They are cool!
I recently moved to Noonan North Dakota which is in Divide County exactly 1 year ago yesterday & it’s a very small town of 100+ residents & I love it here except wintertime of course! I thought Billings Montana got cold, I lived in Billings Southside for 10 years before moving to Noonan & I can also see Canada from my backyard especially at night! The closest place to go grocery shopping is in Crosby which is about 14 miles west of Noonan!
Great job on this video! Born and raised in ND 😊
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As a resident here in Fargo there are other sights to see: a large hunting display at the Sheels active wear store including an indoor ferris wheel and other amenities. Many restaurants including ethnic family owned establishments. Several small museums. Vendor fairs in the summers where artisans sell their goods. The fiber festival with activities for all. The state fair. ECT. Granted, things have changed since the pandemic but there are things to do.
Pretty much all of the above can be found in any other city.
I lived in North Dakota for a few years when I was a kid. I remember feeling like we lived at the North Pole or something because the winters were so brutal. I love that you mentioned “oofda!” I remember people saying that all the time. Lol 😂
Going to UND in August for my freshman year. This video is a good guide!
Have fun study hard!
Bismarck and Mandan have some really nice parks along the river there. This was a really good video Nick, I liked the interview section at the end. Just please stop with the "boring" stuff: that is so subjective. In Manhattan most people also hang out in bars just like in Jamestown. So the ones in Manhattan have more nearby to chose from, but you'll spend more money getting there than in Jamestown unless you are willing to walk 4-5 miles or pedal your bike, and then your bike will most likely get stolen. So besides hanging out in bars what is there to do in a small town in North Dakota: fishing, fly -fishing, hiking, camping, canoeing, biking, motorcycling (on or off road), snow mobiling, golfing, competitive shooting, cross-country skiing, swimming, white water rafting, kayaking, hunting, horseback trekking, boating, water skiing, sailing, etc. Now how much of that can you do in Manhattan?
Booooring
I love Jamestown! Don't forget the very much so thriving art community. The Hansen Arts Park has had a huge amount of work put into it with The Arts Center just a short walk away. It is also a "college town", University of Jamestown has been described "Best in the Midwest University" according to US News and World Report. I lived on a farm just outside Jamestown with my grandparents living in town and I had the best childhood. There were many time that the path from the house to the barn had snow on each side that was taller than me, but at least the wind didn't get me. I know Jamestown has changed and not all for the best. We never locked up anything and left keys in the vehicles, which you can't do now days, but I am looking to move back to the area. It is beautiful and I want to be surrounded by sunflower, wheat, flax and oat fields again, don'tchaknow?! Thank you for the insight!
Excellent video Nick 👍🏻👍🏻 I knew nothing about North Dakota and now I do .
Me too!
North Dakota is absolutely beautiful in the summertime. And Medora is a fantastic travel destination.
Ok here we go another great video! First comment -now watching. Mr. Bubble does not beat out Mappy
Mappy is the best! 🥰
Wasn't Malt O meal invented in Grand Forks at the state mill too?
Great job nick
This video is very well made. Good job!
I am very impressed with your take on the oil pipeline protests and the reality of what really happened south of Mandan. I was also first hand witness to this and appreciate your comments on this.
I was there
There's way more to North Dakota than unbearable cold. In the summer, it's unbearably hot.
30 below zero in the winter keeps the riff-raff out!
You obviously haven't read the other comments on this video.
@@tinecrinec4769 All 646 of them?
@@p71collector Even half of them and you would be less ignorant.
I loved living in North Dakota. I've been trying to get back up there. Also, loved the gas station Scenic Sports you showed. Always had a good bait selection for fishing and interesting firearms in stock. Gotta say it looks like they upadated the gas station from the time of that picture to now. Several historical points of interest within that area along where the river is becoming Lake Sakakewea. The DUI thing is a pretty accurate observation. There was a guy looking for a job in oil while I was working at a park. He told me he liked the people, but it was good to talk with someone with a college background because the attitude of the oil companies seemed to be: "You have a DUI or a felony? We can work with you. You have a college degree? I'm not sure about that guy. That's kind of sketchy." I bounced at a bar, and yeah, it was crammed and loud.
Great video again, Nick!
Coldest temperature recorded in North Dakota was 60 below zero (Fahrenheit). WIthin a year, the highest temperature of 122 degrees was recorded. This was in the 1930s.
It’s been colder than that
@@Northdakotadude Really? When? And in what town? It was minus 60 F in Parshall on February 15, 1936. The National Weather Service cites this as the coldest temperature recorded in North Dakota. You have a more realiable source than that?
Phoenix AZ in 1990 hit 122 degrees!
It was Negative 60 in 2019 us mail carriers still had to go work but thankfully stayed inside for the day..
Wind chill temperatures in the 50s to 60s below zero were reported across the region on Tuesday, January 29th, in addition to limited visibility due to blowing snow. For the Grand Forks Airport (KGFK) the coldest wind chill for this event was -61 F recorded at 1153 AM CST on 1/29/2019. For a historical comparison, the coldest wind chill temperatures (WCT) on record for the period from 1948 to present at KGFK were on February 1st and 2nd, 1996. The coldest WCT in this period was -65 F at 9 am CST on 2/1/1996. For Fargo Airport (KFAR), the coldest wind chill for this event was -56 F at 521 PM CST on 1/29/2019. The coldest WCT on record for the period of 1948 to present at KFAR was on January 19th, 1985, at 8am CST when -61 F was recorded.
Thanks for update. North Dakota State produced 2 QBs. Should be interesting
What a great job you do!
This was a great video, I live in Bismarck and I am actually close friends with Logan and this video was spot on, good work👍
Anyone knows everyone in Bismarck. If I took you my name, you'd know me or someone I know. Lol
North Dakota is one of my favorite states. Wide open spaces, good people, cheap living, low taxes, and jobs.
Shit up man! Don’t tell everyone.
They they really have well paying jobs?
“Ahh jeez, oh yah, you betcha, we got tocked aboot by Nick Johnson!”
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Senpai replied! Ah jeez!
You put way too much Canada and Minnesota into that accent attempt. I’ll give you points for trying though.
Schatzee One the ND accent is basically the Minnesota accent
I love ND. I lived in the red river valley and I still work for a farmer in Fairmount
Every first Tuesday of the month in Bismarck is "Cruise Night". People pull out all their expensive cars and cruise on Broadway and main street to show off. It is a big deal for us here too, we love our classics. It's also pretty clean with not a lot of trash around like other states.
You are very clueless.
Thanks for telling the true story of the dakota pipeline protests.
Thanks for giving us the REAL story about Standing Rock, Nick. It's amazing how much the media can distort things! I'm surprised it's lawn mowers that they race instead of tractors. Did you know that there was once a game called "Where in North Dakota is Carmen Sandiego?" ? I kid you not. I hope you're over the sinus problems you were having at the start of this video. Is South Dakota next?
Your videos are super useful! Thank you!
Honestly awesome video. great work!
Saludos desde Costa Rica nick eres increible me encantan tus videos✌️
Si Brandon muchas gracias 🙏
It astonishes me to hear Grand Forks as a "dangerous place". It probably is now. I was 13 when we moved there in 1990, and lived there till 1993. It was considered an ultra-safe city/town. You could leave your door unlocked, car running at the Valley Dairy etc. The most "dangerous" thing you would possibly encounter were the moose! In fact the whole state was known to be the definition of safe. Sad what's become of some of these places in America! The last time I visited there was in 2003, and I could see the place had changed quite a bit.
I lived at GFAFB from 85 to 95… Miss it so much.
I love Grand Forks I live in Williston which is a bit safer Grand Forks isn’t terrible in the crime subject Williston was worse during the oil boom in like 2014-2015
I like your hat and your layers of clothes. That's the way we dress here even in the summer! But you are right, nothing to do here so everyone stay away!! North Dakota for life, for me, but my wife will leave at retirement so you'll find me at the bar!!
Something about these videos Nick... Started watching when considering my own move across the country, now I'm on video 10 or so of back to back Unboxings lol
Great video! Its so nice to know about the less famous states!
I don't now about North Dakota, but next summer I'm taking a vacation to South Dakota.
Truck driver here. I think I found m my next destination. Thanks, Nick!
Yes ok Nick!
Rif RAF follows oil. Never leaves a place better than it founded.
My nephews came there when the big oil boom was good & money was grate! 💰 ⛽🏗🏗🏗🏗🏘 they worked & rented a place. They said everyone was sleeping in their cars & trucks & vans to work there. It was freezing cold they said. ⛄⛄⛄❄🌨🌧🌦🌫🌬🌫🌬🌀🌪🏔 That was probably 10 or 12 years ago? They all moved to Florida! Lol 😂 🏕🏖🏖🏖🏖🏖🏖🏖🌤🏜☀⛅☁🌦🏕🌅🤽🤾🎣🎣🎣🎣🏄🏊☕🍰
Standing rock and Fargo are 2 perfect examples of why I'm sick of outsiders they trash the land I hunt fish and make a living on they also bring their politics and I'm over it I get it if you wanna move here for a better life I also understand it but you didn't leave your problem if you're bringing or are the problem
Exactly we live in ND to get away from people and they came to us just wait the winter will chase em off I’ve seen many people leave when I worked in Dikinson during the oil boom many of my coworkers left during the wintertime and never came back even in the summertime
Fargo seems like the most developed and modern town in ND why is that something bad?
Your song took me back to my childhood. Listening to the Gatlin Brothers. Now consider that I was a black kid living in Brooklyn, NY at the time and you have a sense of how strange I was to people around me. 🤣
Your channel inspire me to get on the road and visit some of the states.
Wow. Great video on North Dakota. I didn't know about the German/Russian settlers in ND. You always give your viewers the best information. Thank you.
Ok Maret!
@@NickJohnson is it Russia or Prussia ?
I grew up in ND. I know I had a great great Grandfather who fought in the Prussian war. However my other "Greats" were from Alsace Lorraine, Germany, Russia, and Austria.
I love how you don't take sides politically on your channel. You drive right down the center without bias and stick to the facts!
I think ND would be perfect for me after retirement since I've lived in NYC my whole life. Id adapt. Would be respectful to how life flows there and would embrace it.
Hey! Just want to say Thank you!
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I am from India. 🇮🇳 I always wanted to know about America through an american. Thanks for making these videos. 😀👍
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I stayed the night in Devils Lake and ate at the Applebee's, which had slot machine's in the bar. The loud drunk guy at the bar told me his life story, then paid for my meal. Very cool of you loud drunk guy in ND.
Did some work up in ND back in the 90's. Like it up there. Seems like the top of the world when you're there. Did some work up in Tiago.
It is Tioga