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Walk your wheels rule sucks

Great video, but I think you may be lying about your wife loving the turkey trot 🦃🏃🏼‍♀️😂

I've lived in Downers Grove from age 9 to age 19. I graduated from Downers Grove South! I can't say nothing but great things about Downers Grove!! I can't wait until I can move back there one day!! ❤

Great Job 5*********************

GRAVE YARD

It’s Katherine legge memorial park not Katherine park, where there are platform tennis, not pickleball, courts. Sheesh.

As I group up here my entire life, I believe it’s pronounced reem park not rem

you sound like an army guy were you ever in the army man? tell me about it ouuuuaaaaa

chicago look beautiful .

Hi Austin, nice work as usual, looking forward to seeing a video on Lisle , blessings.

Did the St.Charles vlog you mention here ever go up?

Does Naperville have a reasonable amount of condo options?

Great insight! Looking forward to seeing a video on Batavia soon!

My love for Geneva is endless. You did a great job capturing it's beauty and charm!! 😍

😢i Don't have money

"Small town living with limited diversity of cultures and perspectives" = unlike Chicago, it's not overrun with illegal immigrants, "urban" criminals, terrorist sympathizers and homeless bums and cuthroats. Sounds like Heaven. Chicago 70 years a go had the *good* kind of diversity with it's wonderful "melting pot" of ethnic neighborhoods. Now it's a Balkanized toilet.

Really should check out Northwest suburbs, Arlington Hts, Mt Prospect, Park Ridge, old beautiful neighborhoods, all have metro stations, great schools

Creepy weird people live there. That's what I know.

🇺🇲 St. Charles is a horrible police-state/prison-state city! Part of the despicable Kane County police-state/county-jail state/ prison-state gulag! Avoid at all costs, I'd recommend ! 😟☹️

I love this city

If you're a Democrat, move to Chicago. If you're a Republican, welcome to Minnesota.

Loved this video. Thanks so much for the time on this. I moved to ATL from chicago about 2 years ago and considering a move back to IL. Since I’m married and wanting to start a family this time around, considering a suburb. Oak Park might be it. THANK YOU!

Loved this video. Thanks so much for the time on this. I moved to ATL from chicago about 2 years ago and considering a move back to IL. Since I’m married and wanting to start a family this time around, considering a suburb. Oak Park might be it. THANK YOU!

I'm actually moving by my school I think since my scores in Naperville my mama needs to get the easier but right now will still in our building

Your drone footage & b-roll is awesome!

Laughable..there isn't any "best" suburbs to live in this broke state run by a POS billionaire...GTFO....40K have alrdy left this yr just behind NY and The Land from Nod Ca!

Seems like Minneapolis is active and fun for a suburban feel, performing well for a city of its size. But Chicago is undefeated for true city life, which I prefer. More comparable to NYC or San Francisco.

Some parts of Downers Grove are exceptional. It’s better than Elmhurst. It’s a beautiful town.

Mid 30s is average chicago winter weather lol…. Night time temperatures in the winter is what gets ya.

I love St. Charles! Everything we need, excellent neighborhood, schools, and people. Also tons trails for biking, walking, along the river

You passed my school

Actually, the best Chicago suburb is a place called Milwaukee😂

All the cons are what I consider pros, especially "small town living with limited perspectives of diversity and culture". In other words: its an actual American town, like America use to be; not a miserable Babel of Balkanized, multicultural-and therefore-no-distinct culture confusion where you lose your identity in the chaos. Sold!

All ready living in hinsdale

Great place to visit but wouldn't want to live there

My family and I are moving from Argentina to Naperville #203 district within and internal mobility processes in my company. I watch all your videos, thanks a lot for sharing !😊

Do you have a video on forest Park?

Food only. Otherwise not worth it

Morettis on Dempster st

Lived in Chicago for the first half of my life... but it was time to spread wings and find my place in the West. Hope others will enjoy it as much (or more) than I did.

I live in Detroit, but I so hope to move there later on in the fall. But to me, I feel Chicago is home, and every time I visit, that's what I feel. Austin, what do you think of Elmwood Park, and is there anyplace South that is recommended...like Matteson, which at one time was ranked as one of the safest city in the Country.

Love all the different neighborhoods + Deep dish > Pan style

100% fact! I live in Uptown and moved here 2 years ago from NYC. I always get asked who has the best food scene between NYC and CHI. Although the NYC food scene is amazing, CHI has the upper hand in my opinion. I love that I can walk to the lake from my apartment in less than 15 minutes and even faster on my bike. Everything you mentioned are reasons to love this city like we do. I love Chicago! 😎

Los Angeles, California, for my second home during the snowy seasons. I happen to be a professional actress and stand up comedian for a living. #showbusinessismylife 🎬🌴🌴

Brook is a 180 of what it used to be 20 years ago

None of the cons are cons to me. You *can* get to Chicago with a little effort, but you are away from its urban sprawl.

lol 😂 I guess this is for the illegal immigrants?

Here’s a easy tip: Look for someone special for marriage, join and pay for a online dating site and find a partner or future spouse that lives in Chicago, Illinois and after talking and after a chat or on app met them in person than if you become engaged make the ‘Big Move’ from wherever small community your from. Not hard. ❤

moved out of IL yrs. ago,,, still have 3 apartment buildings there.. 1 in Northern Naperville/Wheaton were you were filming ( where within a few blocks you go from - downtown business district with ever contractor/vendor/fabrication business available to "smallville-colllege downtown America. lol) great mix of nature actives, culture and history in DTN area Vs. my 2nd and 3rd complex's closer to the Naperville/Aurora/Plainfield lines - combining 2 huge cities with an expanding Plainfield - with retail options that can rival options of Chicago in my opinion.. not many cities have 25 blocks of shopping "R59" surrounded by luxury condos, apartments and residential homes , with bus & train access - regardless -- Naperville is constantly growing , its safe for families and if you are into business it is a dream place to start up.. great vid