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if you were gonna make a list of places to not move to in Pennsylvania you'd have a lot to choose from a lot of people wouldn't want to live on a farm or in a smallish community where there is an electricity or in a beat-up former coal mining town where the local economies horrible a lot of us wouldn't want to live in a big inner city where violence and homelessness and drugs rule the day you could actually choose many many places in Pennsylvania that would be a bad choice for a newcomer longtime Pennsylvania residents could rattle off at least 20 places they wouldn't want to live in themselves and in case you didn't know migration to the Keystone State stopped being positive a long while ago anyways because everybody likes lists and tents I did a lot of homework to bring you the top ten places in Pennsylvania you should never move even though there's way more than that let's begin picton didn't dan okay this will be controversial our first worst city for you to move to is Pittsburgh of course Pittsburgh natives and enthusiasts are gonna say our city's growing and getting better and has really approved economically and I'd agree kinda that when you're struggling any improvements better right I've been a Pittsburgh there are some neighborhoods towards the east side which are very nice places like Squirrel Hill and shady side but a mile from there are some terrible places Pittsburgh's bad neighborhoods are some of the worst in the country Homewood and Larimer are practically abandoned and her very sad places homestead and other communities just across them on like Duquesne and Aliquippa are crumbling North side's dangerous too and downtown itself isn't very exciting there's a few smallish blocks where you can grab a nice meal or a beer but that's just about it it's pretty basic its unimpressive and outside of the Pittsburgh metro areas lame face it Pittsburgh has a a long way to go before it's worth moving to you wouldn't be happy living there a place for you to move to is wilkes-barre aka Dodge City this place is along i-80 one just south of Scranton locals say it's the outsiders moving into town which are a big part of the problem other residents have called this a rotting cesspool of drugs corruption and violence and that is just crazy the WB as it's called has a population of about forty thousand people but used to have about 90,000 people of course like many other cities in PA a loss of energy jobs has created an employment and positive energy void here it's turned into a ghetto dangerous area and there's no doubt about it it's a small city size-wise so you have a bunch of people crammed in here which makes things worse gun violence is so bad that the federal government had to step in and help combat the crime and the WB is not very accepting of diversity in terms of race or gender at least in Pittsburgh you can be comfortable and feel comfortable about yourself the question isn't how bad is wilkes-barre the question is how bad will wilkes-barre get of course with every bad you have to have some good I tried to find some good things about this place this person said wilkes-barre is an excellent area to live and grow as a family I truly admire it no you don't that is fake news moving on we come to the teeny-tiny forgotten town of Brownsville PA way out in the far corner of the state right in the middle of the Mon Valley this used to be a strategic location get coal out of the area but not anymore look this place does that look like fun it's eerie you could say this is a ghost town every buildings been abandoned Main Street used to be filled with crowds and parades and thriving businesses but no longer why would anyone ever want to live here is something I cannot answer it can't be for fun hey there's a pizza restaurant here that's still open let's call them and get their perspective hey there I'm doing a YouTube video on the worst places to live in Pennsylvania and Brownsville is on the list and I'm wondering is Brownsville that bad okay well that's good what's good about Brownsville okay like is it it looks abandoned is that true okay would you recommend people move there okay well she was not very happy to talk to me although she said there's nice people and that's good and it's not that bad so maybe Brownsville doesn't deserve to be on this list but it is want to get away how about Centralia JK don't go to Centralia please don't move to Centralia talk about a ghost town this place used to have 2,700 residents and now it has five that's right five people live here why there's a coal mine fire that's been burning here since 1962 spewing toxic gases it's literally hell on earth if you look at Centralia from a map it says closed as in the whole cities closed temporarily anyway I guess until the fire goes out maybe and that might be never who knows how much coal is under here but at least 58 years worth there's two cemeteries here and two churches and a fire department so you can pray that they put out the fire and if they don't you die according to Wikipedia there were 27 saloons here in 1894 2700 people sounds like it was a lot of fun nearby is the town of ERISA which has 300 people and they're not on fire so if you have to live in PA and must reside in the middle of nowhere in eastern nish PA picker estes oh wait update i just learned that the people who live here were told by state officials that they could live out their lives in Centralia if they wish and after they die their homes would be taken through eminent domain so don't move here I don't think you even can [Music] [Applause] [Music] Amerika Amerika Amerika stops here did you guys notice I got a new TV I like it state capital of Harrisburg is not very desirable despite being the capital of the Commonwealth the population is only 49,000 ish and slowly shrinking me the natives claim to absolutely hate it here but nobody seems to want to leave part of that is just grumbling which is built in the state's personality I guess the dropout rate in Harrisburg is the state's 10th highest and the violent crime rate is the state's ninth highest for a state capital it's very sleepy after hours except for when the criminals wake up there's hardly anywhere shop there's hardly any place to fly out of there's no real diversity traffic's terrible there's a lot of pollution making it a dirty dingy place too many it's a city that got left behind and for a state capital that is a shame shame on you Harrisburg just about 12 miles southeast of Pittsburgh is the rundown and partly abandoned city of McKeesport don't get it confused with McKees Rocks another terrible place outside of Pittsburgh which gets an honorable mention as a place to avoid moving to this is McKeesport where there's barely a single decent home and nearly every other building is a crack den or just empty there's a reason people call it diseased port homes are the fifth cheapest in the entire state where you can get a place for about 46,000 dollars although in some of these streets I bet you could offer $4,000 and be taken seriously there's housing projects everywhere and downtown if you can call it that lacks anything desirable for most people looking for quality life even the elementary schools have metal detectors in them which is a shame and if you don't like gangs then you wouldn't like McKeesport because there's rival gangs here it's very poor and there's very little opportunities for work and the drive to Pittsburgh is bleak sad and depressing do not move to McKeesport there was about 19,000 people here don't make it nineteen thousand and one York is way down near Lancaster it ranks in the bottom ten in four different categories people dropout rates home prices and median incomes there's rednecks and Amish all over the place which isn't a bad thing but unless you're a redneck or you're Amish you probably won't fit in very well the place smells like cow poop all spring outside of a somewhat downtown --is-- area it's pretty ghetto here for entertainment your nearest big city is Baltimore and that is not a very fun place to visit ask anybody that goes there or live Center however there is a Harley Davidson plant here and this is where they make York Peppermint Patties so if you build things or you want to make candy you might have some steady work lovely Arthur you win a silver get the York sensation Hazleton was once a thriving industrial small city and was in the heart of piays coal mining region now it's a mess located along i-80 one way out the middle of nowhere this is a place filled with drug use and poverty it might be the worst city in all of north eastern PA in one internet forum somebody asked about moving to Hazleton and people said they thought the person was a troll meaning you have to be joking right could we find anything good about Hazleton of course we always can after reading dozens of reviews about Hazleton it's clear there are some great down-to-earth people here who help out one another in a pinch good for them people also say it's a real fixer-upper and that this is a great place to flip homes so if you're not into rolling up your sleeves and making a place better and then leaving I guess Hazleton would be a good match for your desires and your whims leave Philadelphia and had about twenty miles south on i-95 and you'll come to Chester Chester is the eyesore the Delaware Valley they could use a hug down there right now but not from you because we're all social distancing at all Chester is a hopeless place with no end in sight it's pretty much crying in poverty which makes this place so unlivable half of the community lives at the poverty level and the jobless rate here is one of PAS highest crime is the seventh highest where you have a 1 in 37 chance being the victim of a violent crime all of this for a place that only has about 30,000 people and dropping MSNBC did a whole shabang on Chester's violence and blight it wasn't very flattering of course there's a casino here but casinos typically prey on those who can't afford to spend money in them if you have to move to the Philly metro area there's far better choices or they're actually improving communities and not making them worse don't move to Chester can it get any worse yes it can where's our worst place to move to in the state of Pennsylvania reading is about halfway between Allentown and Lancaster is reading it's bad here and getting worse all the time locals call it a mad ghetto at one point it was the poorest city in the nation police officers and firefighters god bless em hand out food here the growing number of poverty-stricken folks it's filled with dilapidated row homes rodents homeless and junkies the amount of concentrated poverty here is only surpassed by Camden in the entire region of this country if you moved here your children would on a daily basis be exposed to overdoses gun violence abandoned factories slums and urban decay the Southside reading is the worst part of writing anyways folks here unemployed at the highest rate in the state and people have compared this to a third world country and that is not very good at all sure there are some great places in Pennsylvania where you could move places with good economies and low crime and stimulating things to do but these are the places in Pennsylvania where you should not move better yet as longtime PA ders will say don't even move to this state at all if you live in one of these cities don't be sad I didn't mean to hurt your feelings a lot was over-exaggerated I really do hope you guys improve one person can make a big change just look at what's happening with the protests make your city better and get involved in fact in the description I put in some links where you can get involved with various Pennsylvania agencies to try to make things better you can do it and now some really bad singing these are all the places where you don't want to live these are all the places where you won't want to live pants old thing ya have some rough spots Pennsylvania has some tough spots if you have to move here then that is so bad these cities are so sad yeah hey guys if you learn something new or you just like this video make sure to like it and if you really like this video make sure you hit that subscribe button so you get all of our videos about what it's like to live in different places in America [Music]