BONUS: The Most Caring Cities In The US

One of us might be the most caring individual in the US according to this study! Join Intern John, Shelby Sos, and Rose as we look at a study on the most caring cities in the US and more!


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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
In turn John, and you were morning Shell and happy Wednesday, friends.
Welcome to the show. In turns John, is my name,
Shelby Sauce. Hello, Hello Rose, good morning, good morning. I'll
be honest, I kind of thought yesterday was Wednesday, so
at least we hear today. This is what it is
nine ninety three three eight to text DM's open at
YMUS Radio. They put out a list of the most

(00:21):
caring cities in the US and guys, we did it. Yeah, cool,
there we go. So they compare one hundred largest duist
cities on thirty eight key indicators of compassion three min areas,
so caring for the community, caring for the vulnerable, carrying
the workforce. The cities are ranked on factors including volunteer
hours per capita, pet shelters per capita, adoption rates in

(00:45):
the shared income, donate the charity. Okay. According to this
top ten, ye plan Texas, Carlo Springs, Colorado, mass In Wisconsin,
San Diago, California, Fremont, California, Chesapeake, Virginia at five. Nice,
look at that very never been okay, Gilbert, Arizona at

(01:07):
four Okay, Boston, mass Chusets at three, Scottsdale Arizona two. Yeah,
number one most caring city in the US, the home
of famous folks like timbaland Missy Elliott Parrell are very
own Hoodie Oh Virginia Beach. Oh look at that nice

(01:27):
as if there was any doubt. No, they say that
the least one is Birmingham, Alabama's dead last, dead last
it is.

Speaker 2 (01:38):
I mean, I don't know about how much they care
though the one time I've not been to Va Beach.
I've never been to Va Beach either gone. Williamsburg. Well,
I guess I've drove. I've driven not through it, though
I drove near it. I feel we'd have to go
with Hoodie dull. We should do like a hometown tour.
Maybe next year everybody brings us to their hometown. Would
you Yeah, we talked about it. I would kneel this,

(01:58):
I mean we all would we love where you grew up?

Speaker 1 (02:01):
Yes, nine nine three three eight Text interns Johnny Morris
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Speaker 2 (02:06):
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