Unboxing Georgia: What It's Like Living In Georgia

Is Georgia full of camouflage?

Does Atlanta have the worst traffic on earth?

And does everyone in Georgia hunt?

We’ll answer those questions and more. So grab some sweet tea and bring out your Southern hospitality, we’re fixin to unbox the state of Georgia!

Okay. Look at that. What a pretty landscape. We’re in the mountains of north Georgia in the Chattahoochie National Forest. As the name suggests, this is a Native American word, and Alan Jackson made the river that flows through here famous with his song by the same name.

But is Georgia just backwoods, mountains and farms? Nope, there’s Atlanta too. That’s it. Atlanta and camouflage as far as the eye can see. Video’s over! See ya’ll next time.

No. You can clearly see this video is more than just a minute long. Georgia actually has a lot of stuff worth talking about.

To really understand Georgia, we need to get a complete big picture overview of this fine state, and then drill down into its various smaller regions.

This is Georgia.

We'll talk about everything from the military, Atlanta, hunting, farming, the coast and cities like Savannah, Warner Robins, Macon and Albany.

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[DarcieGlam]

Hahaha there's Atlanta and then there is Georgia. Go about 1 hr in any direction from the ATL and you are in another world. Beautiful state though.

[johnmeyer]

Been here in Georgia for 33 years. Most places outside the ATL are lovely. You need more time to come to know the real Georgia. Don't overlook the wonderful people who call this place home.

[bigcat]

Georgia has the most Waffle Houses in the US. Deal with it.

[misannawalker]

No joke and respectfully - Your vids help me sleep at night . I suffer from bad insomnia. I set my phone to your southern states vids and listen till I nod off. Very relaxing, and they take me on a journey through my fave states. Thank you and keep them coming. This is my favorite channel :)

[JordansAnalysis]

Ah, Georgia….the rural, urban, and suburban areas are all awesome. Definitely one of the most underrated states in the U.S

[whaledicknachos]

I love living in Georgia. Its affordable, the weather is great, and the people are friendly. What more could you want. Way better then living in Florida with all the crazy people down there and constant hurricanes.

[reb]

You failed to mention a city in Georgia that has one of the lowest crime rates in the nation. It's just outside of Atlanta, which has a very high crime rate. The city is Kennesaw, GA. The reason for the low crime rate? It's a city ordinance that every household has at least one firearm.

[kingkey]

In georgia you have the option to choose the way you want to live affordably city country or coastal or a mix it's like any place else there are pros and cons anywhere you go

[susanhowell]

I love Atlanta but cannot tolerate the heat and humidity anymore.

[jopiaspieder]

Georgia has best looking women of all southern states to me

[dexterjackson]

Georgia Born Georgia bread and when I die I'm Georgia Dead .. love my state dammit

[jakefromsf]

A decade ago I was down in southern Georgia with some friends. We heard about a BBQ place about 2 miles away from our hotel down some back roads. We got there and as my buddies and I were talking some of the other customers there could tell we weren't from there. So, they came up to us and said, "Y'all are from up north aren't ya? Where from Tennessee are y'all from?!" One of my friends and I just looked at each other with weird looks and chuckled and said, "No, we're not from Tennessee. We're from Michigan. And I kid you not they were like, "Ah, hell nah!" and quickly left the small little BBQ restaurant. Again my friend and I looked at each other and were like wtf as we busted out laughing.

[nomadic]

You forgot to mention the movie industry is booming here too.

[kristenp]

I used to live in Augusta but was somehow rerouted to Arizona. I have so many good Georgia memories. It’s true it is a little humid. I miss the food, the friendly people, the accent. All the pretty lakes and flowers. I loved Helen and Callaway Gardens and I also think Atlanta had the most beautiful botanical gardens I have ever seen. I really do miss it. Houses were much less expensive also.

[ccwu]

I have been to 48 states and have lived in different states, I really enjoy the life here in GA, I am planning to retire in GA. My sister and her husband also want to join me here for their retire life.

[sophiem]

These videos are literally the highlight of my Tuesdays!!

[keyonteallen]

Kinda weird that you say rich white people when Atlanta is known for having a lot of black millionaires but good video

[bravesfan]

I went to Atlanta last August and it was a nice experience. You’re definitely right about the traffic. I stayed in the northeastern suburbs at my cousin’s house. Those areas of Atlanta are very nice.

[whoamI-injq]

I moved to Georgia in 2009 from Kansas and I'll never move back there from North Georgia. Its absolutely beautiful and diverse here. Pretty much everybody gets along in Habersham County Ga. Great place to live in my opinion.

[CB-pdxv]

Atlanta used to be a small reflection of ga in its own city way in the 90s and early 2000's... that place is officially a reflection of New York now