00:00what's happening guys today we're going
00:02to be talking about the best 10 cities
00:04for young people as well as new college
00:12so it's getting more and more ridiculous
00:14the requirements for different jobs you
00:16know it's that old problem where you
00:18have to have two years of experience in
00:20order to get an entry-level job but in
00:22order to get an entry level job you need
00:24two years of experience so how the heck
00:26are you going to get experience when
00:27it's an entry level job it doesn't make
00:29any sense whatsoever
00:35and on top of that the cost of living
00:38just keeps going up every single year it
00:40costs more to live it costs more to rent
00:43and so for young people it's just
00:44getting harder and harder it's getting
00:46to the point where it's absolutely
00:48ridiculous where many people end up
00:50being in debt until their mid-30s in
00:53many cases and then they finally reach a
00:55net worth of zero and it's basically
00:58like where you know our grandparents
01:00were starting off at a net worth of zero
01:01at 18 years old now the new 18 is 35.
01:05but with that being said there are
01:07certain cities that are much friendlier
01:09to young people and this of course is
01:11going to do with how much it costs to
01:13live as well as the unemployment rate in
01:16these different cities now the
01:18statistics i'm going to be showing you
01:19are based off of an article by business
01:22insider i don't necessarily agree 100
01:25with how they do it but i'm gonna be
01:27offering some commentary there but with
01:29that being said before we get into it
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01:42so at number 10 on the list we have
01:44indianapolis indiana they have a very
01:47healthy population of young people at
01:49about 16.4 percent and basically what
01:52this indicates is that for one it seems
01:55to be a little more attractive young
01:56people a lot of the time you know people
01:59who are young are going to want to have
02:00you know a pretty decent nightlife and a
02:02lot of things to do so that they can
02:04enjoy their 20s and by the way the
02:06population age is between 20 and 29. the
02:09median rent here is going to be about
02:11680 dollars a month which isn't too bad
02:14at all and the unemployment rate for
02:16bachelor degree holders is about 3.5
02:19so yeah a lot of opportunity here for
02:20people who are in indianapolis there's
02:22also quite a bit to do there because it
02:24is a relatively large city
02:29now i've been to st louis really fun
02:31town lot to do there they have a
02:34fantastic zoo they're maybe one of the
02:36best zoos i've ever been to so if you're
02:38into that definitely go and check out
02:39the zoo but the unemployment rate for
02:41bachelor degree holders is 2.2 percent
02:44very very low the median rent is 617
02:47a month not too bad at all very
02:50manageable and the population age 20 to
02:5229 is about 17.9 so there's a lot of
02:55young people and therefore that means it
02:57attracts a lot of young people and
03:03the next one on the list is going to be
03:05louisville kentucky the population is
03:07about 617 000 but there's a lot of
03:09outlying communities and outlying cities
03:11just outside of louisville proper so
03:14it's really a lot more than that so it's
03:16still a relatively large city and the
03:18unemployment rate for bachelor degree
03:19holders is only 2.4 percent very very
03:23low the median rent is also going to be
03:25relatively low about 638 a month but it
03:29does have a little bit lower uh in terms
03:31of a young person population about 14.5
03:34percent so still very solid option
03:36especially if you're somebody who lives
03:38in that part of the country maybe you
03:39have family around there and you'll
03:41notice that pretty much all of these on
03:42this list are cities that are very
03:44livable for young people who would like
03:47a relatively large city because it comes
03:49with a lot of things to do as well as a
03:51nightlife but at the same time it's
03:53relatively cheap it's not going to break
03:55the bank you're not going to be spending
03:56like 3 500 a month like you would be in
03:59san francisco or maybe new york
04:04the next one on the list is going to be
04:05omaha nebraska they have a ridiculously
04:09low unemployment rate for people with a
04:11bachelor degree of 1.4
04:14the median rent is going to be about 712
04:16dollars so a little bit higher than the
04:18other ones and the population age 20 to
04:2029 is 15.4 percent so if you want to
04:24live in the midwest you have family
04:26around there something along those lines
04:27omaha might be a very solid option for
04:33if those other cities were a little bit
04:35too small for you san antonio is a
04:38bigger city 1.5 million in population
04:41and then again there's a lot of you know
04:43outlying cities that aren't technically
04:45a part of san antonio proper so the real
04:48population is going to be much higher
04:49than that the unemployment rate for
04:51those with a bachelor degree is about
04:523.4 percent the medium rent is going to
04:55be a little bit higher around 774
04:58a month and the population age 20 to 29
05:01is going to be about 16.4 percent lots
05:04and lots of things to do in san antonio
05:06you can visit the alamo they've also got
05:08the riverwalk which is super underrated
05:11very very beautiful can be a great
05:13option for a young person
05:18moving on to a northern state the next
05:20one on the list is going to be milwaukee
05:23wisconsin the unemployment rate for
05:25bachelor degree holders is about 3.3
05:27percent the median rate is going to be a
05:29little lower this time around 684
05:32dollars a month for rent and the
05:34population aged 20 to 29 is a very good
05:3718.2 percent again lots to do there a
05:41lot of great nightlife they've got a
05:42great zoo as well they've got a great
05:44art museum they've got a great harley
05:46davidson museum lots and lots of things
05:48to do there again for the right person
05:50if you like living in the northern
05:52states that could be a great option
05:57another one in the northern states is
05:58going to be pittsburgh pennsylvania the
06:01unemployment rate here for bachelor
06:03degree holders is going to be about 2.4
06:05percent relatively low the median rent
06:07is going to be about 750 dollars and the
06:10population aged 20 to 29 is a ridiculous
06:16so lots of nightlife there lots of
06:18things to do and lots of opportunity for
06:25the next one on the list is going to be
06:27a southern city i have family around the
06:29city and they absolutely love it that is
06:32going to be nashville tennessee the
06:35unemployment rate for bachelor degree
06:36holders here is going to be 2.3
06:39very low the median rent i was a little
06:41surprised to see this but uh you can get
06:43cheaper rent if you live on the
06:45outskirts of the city is going to be 841
06:48a month and the population age 20 to 29
06:50is about 18.1 percent now nashville has
06:53some of the best nightlife in the entire
06:57super super fun hanging out there it
06:59also has a huge music scene especially
07:02if you're into country music and rock
07:03and roll so yeah really really great
07:06option for the right person especially
07:07if you're somebody who wants to live in
07:09the south very fun city to visit and
07:11also a good one for you to live in
07:13potentially the next two on the list are
07:15going to be in the same state and number
07:18two is going to be cincinnati ohio
07:23this one has the cheapest rent on the
07:25entire list i believe at 568 dollars a
07:29month the unemployment rate is going to
07:30be about three percent for bachelor
07:32degree holders not bad and the
07:34population age 20 to 29 is 19.6
07:38so yeah another northern state there if
07:39you like living in that northern climate
07:41but number one on the list is in the
07:43same state and that is going to be
07:48so this one i believe has the lowest
07:50unemployment rate on the entire list at
07:521.5 for bachelor degree holders
07:55ridiculously low pretty much guaranteed
07:58to find a job if you have a bachelor
08:00degree the median rent is going to be a
08:02little bit higher 724 dollars a month
08:05not bad when you compare that to a city
08:07like san francisco where the median rent
08:10ranges from 500 to 3 000 per month and
08:14the population age 20 to 29 is about
08:1619.7 percent which again is very very
08:19good so yeah lots of young people very
08:21attractive to them very livable doesn't
08:24cost too much and at the same time
08:26you're gonna have a lot of those big
08:27city things that young people tend to
08:30like so hope this gave you a few ideas a
08:32few options for you to look into if you
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