If somebody asked you if they should move to Wichita, what would you tell them?

So I was doing a little bit of research and I found out that people from Seattle are looking to move to Wichita more than any other city. I got this from migration data and the next two cities are Los Angeles and Denver. So Seattle unemployment is at 5.1%, which is above the national rate, and it's driven by tech layoffs. Top of that, wage growth has slipped below inflation, so it's not growing as much as it should be. Median home price in Seattle is $879,000. Let's talk about why Wichita. Wichita has huge companies like Koch Industries, Spirit, Textron. Wichita ranks number one in the country for the concentration of manufacturing jobs. Our unemployment rate here is 3%, below the national median. Like it to you, but it is. Remember I told home price in Seattle is around 879,000. Shaw is only around 250,000. And that is a 600,000 dollar difference. Why not? Not cost of living is so much different than Seattle. Affordable. So people leave to Kansas City, Milwaukee, and Madison. People are looking the coast to Wichita, looking to move like three hours away. So if you're people that are looking to move or you're looking to move from the coast or Denver, just follow me or message me down the real stats.