Kifaru moving to WY

[Billy Goat]

Don't you need to be missing a tooth to be considered a Wyoming resident?


Thought I saw that on an application once.

 

[CorbLand]

Don't you need to be missing a tooth to be considered a Wyoming resident?


Thought I saw that on an application once.

I think that is right below the section where you show proof you are married to your cousin.

Could be wrong though.

 

[CorbLand]

Isn't that a requirement in some parts of Utah too?

No no no, we marry multiple women here but we are not related to any of them.

 

[HaydenLane]

Naw, they’ll bring with and slowly change their new home areas, lol.

Well their place of business is going to be in or next to a very crunchy hipster town.

 

[Billy Goat]

I think that is right below the section where you show proof you are married to your cousin.

Could be wrong though.

Ok, we both saw same thing.


Bottom of the page had some sort of lineage stuff.

 

[Yoder]

The one thing that is very high in Wyoming is the vehicle licensing fees. Also I believe health care is more expensive than most other states.

That was one thing I was always concerned about with moving out west to some of the less populated states. In fact I had the same issue in VT. Medical care. Not just the cost, but quality of care. I would imagine state of the art surgical centers are a little hard to come by. My wife had a rare brain tumor so we can't just go to any local hospital. Something to think about as we all get older.

 

[CorbLand]

Ok, we both saw same thing.


Bottom of the page had some sort of lineage stuff.

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I dont know. Utah gave me a crayon when I filled out my application. Thought it was pretty cool of them to provide snacks while I was there. They really should give you two, it was a pretty time consuming process.

 

[Gunnersdad49]

Don't you need to be missing a tooth to be considered a Wyoming resident?


Thought I saw that on an application once.

Hey, that's probably what all the politicians in Virginia, I mean DC think. That's cool with me. Maybe we should just cut out part of the state and disown the toothless relatives, could we call it West Wyoming? (all in fun amigo. just messing around)

 

[Wyobohunter]

Don't you need to be missing a tooth to be considered a Wyoming resident?


Thought I saw that on an application once.

Says the guy from the south

 

[Billy Goat]

Says the guy from the south

Not exactly. I ain't no Yankee, but really I'm just an Appalachian.

 

[Wyobohunter]

Not exactly. I ain't no Yankee, but really I'm just an Appalachian.

Well then. That changes everything!

 

[Billy Goat]

Well then. That changes everything!

Yeah, we envy those that still have half a head of teeff

 

[dieselchessy]

I am going to take "affordable living costs, good tax code for businesses, which attracts businesses, which then brings economic development, which allows people to move there, which changes the political climate for 300, Alex."

Did I hit the nail on the head?

I’m guessing yes. Gates is planning a nuke power plant there. Won’t be long and high paying jobs that attract college degrees will bring in the Liberals and Wyoming will be well on its way to being Blue. Displace the Red coal mine workers and oil field workers and there won’t be enough ranchers to keep the place Red.

 

[Wyobohunter]

Yeah, we envy those that still have half a head of teeff

You know the toothbrush was invented in the south because it would have otherwise been called the “teethbrush”

All in good fun

 

[Wyobohunter]

I’m guessing yes. Gates is planning a nuke power plant there. Won’t be long and high paying jobs that attract college degrees will bring in the Liberals and Wyoming will be well on its way to being Blue. Displace the Red coal mine workers and oil field workers and there won’t be enough ranchers to keep the place Red.

I’m going to hazard a guess and say you know less about our economy than you think. There are other jobs here that pay very well and are not in fossil fuel extraction… hell, some of them folks even have college degrees. The industry I work in directly employs over two thousand and most make very close to or more than $100k. That’s the company employees. Then there are a whole bunch of contractors and other support personnel that also make a decent living. The new power plant will no doubt bring in some specialist engineers. I’d be willing to bet most of those jobs are filled by residents. Nuclear generation is accomplished in basically the same way as coal generation. Ya boil water and spin turbines with steam. Kemmerer has people that already know how to do that.

The jobs from Kifaru, Stag, Weatherby etc are a welcome addition, they are not the high paying jobs. A coworker of mine looked at a Weatherby job… very briefly. They pay is pretty decent, but not near enough to draw him away.

 

[manitou1]

Whats the avg property tax on a home and car? Do you pay $6k+ for a $350k home and close to $1500 a year for newer vehicles? Thats what it is in the KC area. Which is cheap compared to NY and CA from what I hear.

I have a feeling that even property taxes are cheap etc.

I believe my one year old Silverado cost me $1200 last year. Less this year. Not sure what we pay on the $465K home we built last year, but not $6K. Probably half that.
We moved from 80 miles SE of KC and things were very cheap. A rural area.

 

[fngTony]

I wonder how many employees will relocate?

 

[fngTony]

@Wyobohunter , what industry are you in?

 

[pirogue]

They have been working on this move for over a year. The why? Better business climate and more space. Resident hunting opportunity isn’t too shabby either.


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And waaay less tree hugger.

 

[dreamingbig]

I wonder how many employees will relocate?

Most of them per the podcasts but not quite all. As you can imagine it is harder for some to move away from Colorado. Kids and family the biggest:


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