Rudeness score: 100.05
Rudest cities: New York City, Buffalo
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It’s a surprise to literally no one that New York takes the cake for rude behaviour
Rudeness score: 100.05
Rudest cities: New York City, Buffalo
It’s a surprise to literally no one that New York takes the cake for rude behaviour
Rudeness score: 100.05
Rudest cities: New York City, Buffalo
It’s a surprise to literally no one that New York takes the cake for rude behaviour
Nevada Las Vegas
West Virginia Maryland
Baltimore
Maryland has often been nicknamed “America in Miniature,”
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Hasidic pulse
a delivery of old rags
Paris metro struck by lightening
Connecticut Hartford being snooty and standoffish, ,” says Steve Beisheim on Quora.
Arizona Phoenix death wish. Get your Mad Max on before heading out on I-17,”
South Dakota You Gov, a global public opinion
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Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus
The Buckeye State was ranked among the rudest 20 states
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Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus
The Buckeye State was ranked among the rudest 20 states
Illinois
Chicago
Nearly 4 percent of
Michigan
Rudeness score: 47.05
Rudest cities:
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The Great Lakes State might lie along America’s border with Canada —
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The Great Lakes State might lie along America’s border with Canada —
Wyo –
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The Great Lakes State might lie along America’s border with Canada —
Montana The Treasure State might offer gorgeous views of the Rocky Mountains and wide-open plains, but its residents aren’t quite as charming.
New Jersey North D This Midwestern state also lags
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This Midwestern state also lags Delawer electrikskies1 writes on Reddit, “There are too many people crammed into Northern Delaware. Driving in this state is really annoying and aggravating Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Scilent smoke sky
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teeth chattering into ashes
According to this study, Wisconsinites have poor etiquette Idaho
Idaho ranks second-worst in the nation for rude drivers — Insurify says they run through stop signs almost 30% more frequently than the national average.
“I relate driving in Boise to my high school days
California Californians are the happy-go-lucky hippies of the U.S., right? It’s easy jerk Rhode Island
Providence
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Rhode Islanders live in the smallest state in the nation, so perhaps they can be forgiven for their haste on the roads — unless they hit you with a rude hand gesture or a loud honk.
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Rhode Islanders live in the smallest state in the nation, so perhaps they can be forgiven for their haste on the roads — unless they hit you with a rude hand gesture or a loud honk. Massachusetts
Boston
Massachusetts isn’t known for being the friendliest of states
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trembling air drop prolonged sobbing ghetto
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Massachusetts isn’t known for being the friendliest of states utah
Rudeness Score: 62.32
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Rudest cities: The Beehive State is notorious for its terrible Salt lake The Beehive State is notorious for its terrible Alaska Alaska ridget fronter state Iowa Though Iowans aren’t perhaps as outwardly or loudly rude as New Yorkers, some say the “Iowa Nice” stereotype doesn’t hold up as strongly when residents interact with minorities. Though Iowans aren’t perhaps as outwardly or loudly rude as New Yorkers, some say the “Iowa Nice” stereotype doesn’t hold up as strongly when residents interact with minorities. Washington
Seattle
The Seattle Freeze is a real thing — 40% of residents in Washington and Oregon Virginia
Virginia Beach, Richmond
The Old Dominion State holds the dubious distinction unhealthy way of surviving in Northern Virginia. New York
Rudeness score: 100.05
Rudest cities:
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Rudest cities: It’s a surprise to literally no one that New York takes the cake for rude behaviour — locals have a reputation for pushing their way through crowds (to be fair, it’s a pretty congested area), swearing on the streets and honking their way through traffic. Queens front store bakery…
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were gonna start losing military & police– Some pres will also end his wifes life … I listed these nicer states worth moving to starting with bread & butter
“Bread and Butter State” isn’t producing quite enough dough for its residents. Jobs are again the main reason to leave, although family was a close second.
While it’s still better than the national average, Minnesota’s unemployment rate is rising. It crept to 4.4% in November, up from 3.3% the year before.
One ever-popular complaint is the weather. To hear some Minnesotans tell it, there’s no way to beat the winters but to leave.
“It seems like no matter what I put on I’m either still freezing or so hot I’m sweating in my clothes and then I not all bad Mis=chigan & oklahoma…
Outbound moves: 51.2%
While Missouri is recognized for the world’s tallest arch, these days the Gateway Arch is as much exit as entrance.
Job growth is slow. The Show-Me State jumped up six spots from its place on last year’s list, with more than …
Job growth is slow. The Show-Me State jumped up six spots from its place on last year’s list, with more than …
Outbound moves: 51.4%
In last year’s study, Nebraska was gaining more people than it lost, but the story has flipped this time around.
Nebraska is often labelled a “flyover state,” but the low-key lifestyle and affordable cost of living — the 15th lowest in the country, according to MERIC — make it a good place to settle down for Americans who don’t mind staying under the radar.
t’s not just musicians singing the blues in Mississippi.
Over 71% of the people who left last year did so for work, which is almost 60 percentage points more than family and retirement, which were tied as the No. 2 reason for leaving.
Timothy Dunaway, a Quora commenter, says many of the people who stay in Mississippi have to look elsewhere for work anyway.
Outbound moves: 52.7%
Tourists come for Mardi Gras and cajun cuisine, but not everyone in Louisiana is celebrating.
Unemployment is a real problem — at 8.3% in November, it had the fourth-highest rate in the country — which explains why more than 72% of those leaving the Bayou State are doing so for work. Nearly one in five people in Louisiana is living below the poverty line.
Quora commenter Delani Lass adds that the weather in southern Louisiana will leave ..
Virginia is low on lovers these days.
The state’s population is growing very slowly, as tens of thousands of residents depart each year. More than 55% of the people leaving the Old Dominion State were 55 or older, while fewer than 10% were between the ages of 18 and 34.
Jobs, family and (shocker) retirement were the top incentives to leave Virginia, while family was the top reason for inbound moves.
boognish83 on Reddit offered some other potential reasons to hit the road — or maybe not.
“Traffic is consistently terrible. I’m from Pittsburgh originally, and Norfolk actually changed the way I drive now. Flooding is pretty out of control in many areas. Also housing is pretty expensive for what it is; that might be everywhere, though.”Advertisement
Virginia is low on lovers these days.
The state’s population is growing very slowly, as tens of thousands of residents depart each year. More than 55% of the people leaving the Old Dominion State were 55 or older, while fewer than 10% were between the ages of 18 and 34.
Jobs, family and (shocker) retirement were the top incentives to leave Virginia, while family was the top reason for inbound moves.
boognish83 on Reddit offered some other potential reasons to hit the road — or maybe not.
“Traffic is consistently terrible. I’m from Pittsburgh originally, and Norfolk actually changed the way I drive now. Flooding is pretty out of control in many areas. Also housing is pretty expensive for what it is; that might be everywhere, though.”Advertisemen……..
More than a century ago, the man behind Hershey’s chocolate chose to open his factory in Pennsylvania for its countryside beauty and bountiful farmland. He even built a town, Hershey, for his employees.
Life isn’t as sweet for workers today.
The Keystone State moved up 11 spots from last year’s United Van Lines list, with jobs being the top reason for leaving by a solid margin. Over the last decade, the state has lost tens of thousands of manufacturing jobs.
Christopher David on Quora loathes every part of the state they’ve lived in.
“My job relocated me to the Scranton area, where I made the grave mistake of purchasing a home. A very depressed and unkept area. While paying dirt-cheap taxes is a plus, the reverse of this is that there is little to no public upkeep and basic necessities, such as removal of storm damage and roadside cleanup, are nonexistent.”Advertisement
This state has plenty to be proud of — the Mayflower, Boston Tea Party, Harvard — but it can’t brag about its affordability.
People pay a premium to reside in Massachusetts, ranking sixth out of 52 regions on MERIC’s cost of living index.
As Dorothy said, “There’s no place like home,” but sentiment isn’t keeping people in Kansas.
Close to half shipped out for work, while retirement and family were each factors for more than a quarter of those who left.
Though Kansas had the fourth-lowest cost of living in the country last year, according to MERIC, wages are low to match. The Rockies aren’t calling like they used to. Colorado tumbled illinoise ny..
Known for its southern hospitality, Georgia welcomed a few more residents than it waved goodbye to. However, if you’re thinking about relocating to the Peach State, be aware that the real estate market can be the pits.
“I had to get over sticker-shock when finding a house to buy,”
New Hampshire’s official motto is “Live Free Or Die,” and the promise of freedom is one reason why Americans continue to move to the Granite State.
“There’s no sales tax, no state income tax, cheap liquor and legal fireworks!” proclaims a proud New Hampshirite who goes by dcs1289 on Reddit.
An increasing number of Americans have their eye on the Hawkeye State, as Iowa jumped up an impressive 16 spots on United Van Lines’ list in 2020.
But while work was the top reason to settle down among the golden cornfields of Iowa, almost 25% more people left in search of a new job than arrived for one.
Slow progress is a common complaint. Former resident Hiei2k7
Although it’s still fairly low on the list, the Bluegrass State made big progress in this year’s ranking, climbing 12 spots above its old position.
The top reason for moving to Kentucky was work, although it was also the top reason to leave.
The minimum wage here has long languished at the base federal rate of $7.25 per hour.
While states like Florida owe their influx of new residents to retirees, Washington’s growth is due in large part to the number of job opportunities for young professionals.
Companies like Amazon, Microsoft and Starbucks are all headquartered in the Evergreen State and are major draws for jobs. More than half the people who moved to Washington in 2020 did so for work, according to United Van Lines.
Although the cost of living in Washington is higher than in other states, the wages tend to be higher as well.
We know, we know — Washington, D.C. is not technically a state. But United Van Lines includes D.C. on its list every year, and it’s consistently one of the top places that Americans are moving to.
However, this year The District dropped down 10 spots on the list.
Jobs were still the top reason to come to D.C. at more than 54%, but as of November the national capital had an unemployment rate of 7.5%, which is the eighth highest in the country.
t seems a number of people pining for a home in the Pine Tree State finally made the move last year, as Maine jumped up 10 spots from its former position.
United Van Lines found that family was the top reason to move into the state — and also for moving out of it.
Palm trees, beaches and year-round warm weather make the Sunshine State one of the most popular places to move in the country, especially for those entering their golden years. Roughly 40% of new residents to Florida cited retirement as their reason for relocating.
“Living in Florida, in my opinion, is like no other life you could ever imagine,” says Quora commenter Mace Andrews. “The dress code is literally shorts, T-shirts, tank tops and flip flops.”
If you’re still working, make sure you have a job lined up before you move to Florida. The state’s economy relies heavily on the tourism industry, which was decimated by the coronavirus pandemic.
Palm trees, beaches and year-round warm weather make the Sunshine State one of the most popular places to move in the country, especially for those entering their golden years. Roughly 40% of new residents to Florida cited retirement as their reason for relocating.
“Living in Florida, in my opinion, is like no other life you could ever imagine,” says Quora commenter Mace Andrews. “The dress code is literally shorts, T-shirts, tank tops and flip flops.”
If you’re still working, make sure you have a job lined up before you move to Florida. The state’s economy relies heavily on the tourism industry, which was decimated by the coronavirus pandemic.
Palm trees, beaches and year-round warm weather make the Sunshine State one of the most popular places to move in the country, especially for those entering their golden years. Roughly 40% of new residents to Florida cited retirement as their reason for relocating.
“Living in Florida, in my opinion, is like no other life you could ever imagine,” says Quora commenter Mace Andrews. “The dress code is literally shorts, T-shirts, tank tops and flip flops.”
If you’re still working, make sure you have a job lined up before you move to Florida. The state’s economy relies heavily on the tourism industry, which was decimated by the coronavirus pandemic.
The Beaver State has been flooded with new residents since the founding of the Oregon Trail in the mid-1800s, and 2020 was no exception.
Oregon occupied the No. 2 spot for three years in a row before slipping to No. 3.
In addition to plentiful trees and lush vegetation, Oregon is rife with tech industry jobs, particularly around Portland and Hillsboro, an area which some have dubbed the “Silicon Forest.”
