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Uh, it's the Mike Show.
All right.
So, uh, talking about, uh, safety, talking about the safest cities.
Q of the D, do you think the state you live in is safe or not sa- Oh, there's, the states.
Th- It's not cities.
Sorry, rewind.
We're talking about the safest states.
Uh, luckily, um, there's a website.
It's called WalletHub.
They did all the homework for us, uh, so we can determine, uh, for, uh, for ye, uh, whether our state and any other state is safe or not.
Uh, they ranked all 50 states using 52 different safety indicators across five areas: personal and residential safety, financial safety, road safety, workplace safety, and emergency preparedness.
Uh, so here are the top five.
Um, let's do this from the bottom up.
This is the way I like to do it.
Uh, let's see.
D- Are we gonna ding them off? All right, number five, uh, top five sta- safest states.
Uh, Connecticut, [bell dings] uh, New Hampshire, [bell dings] Maine, [bell dings] Massachusetts, [bell dings] even with Baston, and, uh, Vermont.
[bell dings] Uh, yeah, they're, [laughs] they're all up there, all in the New England states.
The least safest states, uh, at number five, Arkansas, [bell dings] Florida, [bell dings] Texas, [bell dings] Louisiana, [bell dings] Mississippi, M-I-S-S-I-S-S-I-P-P-I.
[bell dings] The number one least safe, this is not the list you wanna win.
Um, so if safety is high on your wish list, New England seems to have a pretty good thing going there.
Um, and let's see, where did we fall? Oh, okay, so number 12 in, uh, in the, uh, great Commonwealth of, uh, of Virginia.
[bell dings] Uh, however, uh, in West by God, Virginie, number 33.
Yikes.
Uh, it's the Mike Show.
All right.
So, uh, talking about, uh, safety, talking about the safest cities.
Q of the D, do you think the state you live in is safe or not sa- Oh, there's, the states.
Th- It's not cities.
Sorry, rewind.
We're talking about the safest states.
Uh, luckily, um, there's a website.
It's called WalletHub.
They did all the homework for us, uh, so we can determine, uh, for, uh, for ye, uh, whether our state and any other state is safe or not.
Uh, they ranked all 50 states using 52 different safety indicators across five areas: personal and residential safety, financial safety, road safety, workplace safety, and emergency preparedness.
Uh, so here are the top five.
Um, let's do this from the bottom up.
This is the way I like to do it.
Uh, let's see.
D- Are we gonna ding them off? All right, number five, uh, top five sta- safest states.
Uh, Connecticut, [bell dings] uh, New Hampshire, [bell dings] Maine, [bell dings] Massachusetts, [bell dings] even with Baston, and, uh, Vermont.
[bell dings] Uh, yeah, they're, [laughs] they're all up there, all in the New England states.
The least safest states, uh, at number five, Arkansas, [bell dings] Florida, [bell dings] Texas, [bell dings] Louisiana, [bell dings] Mississippi, M-I-S-S-I-S-S-I-P-P-I.
[bell dings] The number one least safe, this is not the list you wanna win.
Um, so if safety is high on your wish list, New England seems to have a pretty good thing going there.
Um, and let's see, where did we fall? Oh, okay, so number 12 in, uh, in the, uh, great Commonwealth of, uh, of Virginia.
[bell dings] Uh, however, uh, in West by God, Virginie, number 33.
Yikes.
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