Friday, February 19, 2021
U-Haul’s annual 'migration trends' report reveals massive exodus from Washington state
The latest annual 'migration trends' report from U-Haul, on approximately two million, one-way household moves in 2020, showed Washington state dropping from the number five spot in terms of migration growth to number 36.
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I'm sure Phil won't complain about the lack of neighbors.
ReplyDeleteI’m in a semi rural part of Gavin’s fiefdom. I guess people are leaving in droves, but they are being replaced very quickly by Bay Area things. I’m starting to see it in my daily routine. I very much don’t like it but stuck here for now because of medical reasons.
ReplyDeleteDoes that mean that Seattle is less awful than the Bay Area?
DeleteI'm not leaving Washington, but I am leaving Seattle as soon as I can. I have a get away place in Eastern Washington, and while it's still within reach of the idiots in Olympia, it's far better than Seattle has become. It's really sad. When I 1st moved here 30 some years ago, I said "It's amazing that people come to vacation where we live!" I would not recommend anybody coming to Seattle for a vacation now. A beautiful city driven into the dirt by fantacist utopin idiots.
ReplyDeleteThank you for staying, we need more of us. I am down in SWW and have no plans or desire to leave, despite my older brothers in Rocky Mountain states suggesting I do likewise. I tell them their precious cowboys states are not fairing much better than WA or any other place where the lefties move.
DeleteI keep telling them we need to have a few good peoples behind enemy lines.
I'm from Seattle, never going back.
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