Would you move to Tulsa, OK for free $10k? (yes free $10k)

[OGfrom06]

You must meet five eligibility requirements to submit an application and be considered for the Tulsa Remote Program:

You are at least 18 years of age

You are authorized to work in the United States

You currently have full-time, remote employment outside of Oklahoma

You can relocate to Tulsa within 12 months of approval

You have lived outside of Oklahoma for one full year before applying

https://www.tulsaremote.com/program-details

[chad12121]

I’ve been thinking about moving to Tulsa

[2011change]

Got to pay me 1 million for that. OK is a chit hole. Boring and flat state

[BalognaNbeans]

Nah

[ProudKraut]

If I had that kind of job I'd move to SEA

[bezarker]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSRWuAxh9v0

[Akd123]

Fuk no. OK is one of the worst states in the country. its in the top 5 states for meth and hillbilly thieves

[Nothanksjeffery]

Got to pay me 1 million for that. OK is a chit hole. Boring and flat state

this....

its like free tasking event for ****ty food

[pallybrah]

They're gonna need more than a free 10k to attract full time WFH workers, presumably from coastal cities, with salaries of $150K at the minimum considering these types are usually in tech or finance

Its like 2 weeks of pay

[theraskal]

Live the LEFT COAST. Have traveled to OK/Texas. There are pockets of nature and beauty. Woolaroc is a real treasure and hidden gem of USA. Food/Restaurants were better than the OverRated LEFT COAST food scene, and combined with being less active(see below) is perhaps why people are FATTER than BLUE Coasters

.....but the above commentary about Hillbillies/Meth is true and there is just not the same kind of access to nature and appreciation for nature as found on the LEFT coast where people live an ACTIVE LIFESTYLE and actually enjoy a weekend trip out to the MANY hiking trails.

[ShakeBrah]

Tbh super cool to see cities doing that, but I'm not in a rush to move just for $10k. If you lived somewhere super expensive and couldn't afford staying, this is an attractive option IMO.

[EDcellent]

Nah I'm sweet.

[Visel]

NGL it passes the majority of my checks... cheap nice houses, republican state, doesn't look like a pile of chit. But there's one glaring negative that talks me out of it: It gets too cold to stay there. As someone from the southern states, I wanna be here during all 4 seasons. I can't imagine living any more north than South Carolina, srs.

[Barteh]

Doesn't sound all that appealing.

[5x10]

Hell no, the state income tax would more than exceed the 10k

[ogrelook0ultra]

Thanks OP, I might actually consider this. It’s not like I have a life and all I do is grind at work and juice maxx. I might as well juice maxx in Tulsa and collect 10K.

[PhiloSquid]

If I had that kind of job I'd move to SEA

and then your 9 to 5 becomes a 10pm-6am