THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE MOVING TO TEXAS

Since a lot of you are moving to or have moved to Texas, we wanted to share what we think you should know to prepare you for the big move :)

This is certainly not a comprehensive list as we only talk about ten things total, so feel free to add additional ones in the comments below!!

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[tschock]

I moved to Texas from South Dakota....Texas is the best and will never leave!!

[douglasthatcher]

Learn a simple rule to drive in Texas .Drive slow use right lane .Drive speed limit stay in center lane .Unless your doing 10 to 15 miles over the speed limit . Stay out of the left lane

[donwilliams]

I'm a native of Fort Worth, Texas. I've lived in California and Mississippi and have traveled many places. Texas beats them all. Especially the cost of living.

[DanAndLJsCrookedCreekCreations]

Some of us native Texans are watching your vids too....traffic has got so bad in the last 2 years. I believe it's because many big companies have moved to Texas, hence the reason you guys are meeting so many people who have moved here, from the West Coast. We hold the door because we are courteous. Plain and simple. We do drive like crazy people! The traffic has got worse in the last couple of years. The Metroplex has grown so much and Dallas has blended with Fort Worth.

[christineparis]

I just saw your channel and thought it was great! I moved to San Antonio in 1981 after growing up in Palo Alto, California! What a different culture!! I didn't even know what a fire ant was! I was used to a formal, Asian culture, my friends families were wealthy, reserved and quiet. Their parents would have never touched us or raised their voices...you never stared or spoke up until spoken to...then I was in San Antonio, home of the chancla wielding mama!! The minute I walked into the house, a plate of food was put in front of me, a big hug, questions about everything, giving advice, everyone talking at once, breaking into Spanish...I was completely confused! It was wonderful. I married a Texan from a settler family who had an ancestor that fought at the Alamo! I didn't know anything about it, which horrified everyone!! It was like saying I had never heard of WW2..
30 years on and more, i love it here, i became so happy with all the history and culture and languages and friendly people, it is wonderful! I would never move back to California, as beautiful as it is, just because I love this big state! Welcome!

[agnes]

I moved to Dallas when I was about your age and lived there for 30 years. I recently had to move to Houston. I miss Dallas like crazy!! Your videos give me a little “home” and I’m thoroughly enjoying watching you learn the city!! Enjoy! It’s a great place.
You forgot to mention that the state is insanely big. It’s 4 hours to Houston; 9 to El Paso. On the East coast, 4 hours is 4 states. 9 hours is another country. 😂
Have fun y’all.

[elisawilson]

You both compliment each other so well. Love you guys❤️

[fosterfoster]

One more, everyone in Texas doesn’t own a horse or cowboy hat.

[rmbonds]

If you think Dallas is crazy go to Houston. Traffic is crazy and drivers also.

[jathomas]

When I visit my sister in Dallas... I have to close my eyes when she’s drives because I feel like I’m in a NASCAR Race!!

[tamielston]

I moved to Houston from Minnesota last July and I can say that you guys pretty much nailed it lol..I do miss the beauty of MN and all the nature, but at the same time I feel blessed to be here in TX and I love it here....Welcome to TX my fellow Minnesotans!

[PI_Cobra]

It should be titled "Moving to DFW". Texas is much more than the Metroplex... and FORT WORTH IS NOT DALLAS ! Just wanted to add... Tone is so difficult in the written word. If I sounded rude, it was not my intent... Nutin' but luv to y'all...

[RevelationsBegins]

Texans just drive fast
Also don’t for get to say Yes ma’am and no sir, manners go a very long way here in Texas

[paradise]

I like that he included the door opening but its true lol

[avamichele]

Me & my husband are moving from Virginia to Texas in a few weeks! I was born and raised in VA but I’ve visited Texas 6 times. I’m super excited for our move!!

[b.roberson]

Welcome to Texas y'all. I'm a Texas native. The hospitality is real that's just who we are as Texans we take pride in our state 🙂

[bayley]

I’m moving from Philadelphia to Dallas for my first job out of college and this video made me feel a lot less nervous❤️❤️

[DV-olvt]

I’m Texas born and bred been here all my life. I always hold the door for everyone and I remember onetime a lady didn’t say thank you. I don’t think she was from Texas!

[mimisibongilewonder]

We moved to Fort Worth from Minneapolis 2 years ago. We love it. Fort Worth is way quieter than Dallas. People opening doors surprised me too. Alot of speed racers on the road here. I love Chic Fil A too! Hardly had it when in Minnesota. Yes there are tons of restraunts here. 50% of Texans eat out every week. Lol! I'm so relating to your video. My first week in Forth Worth I meet 3 California's that moved within the last 3 years. The driving here is crazy 😳. The apartments and houses are much better than Minnesota, they are bigger more modern and more affordable.
Thank you for the video!

[jackelynemoreno]

You guys are absolutely right about Dallas Texas ! I’ve been here 50 yrs and I agree 100% with what u say!