Loved this video! We’re on the East Coast, but we absolutely love the West Coast too, so we really enjoyed seeing your take on the differences between the two. We were just in Portland and even went to Pine State Biscuits, so it was fun seeing you guys there! And when you visited the Starbucks Roastery in Seattle, it made us laugh because we visited the Starbucks Roastery in Chicago. We’ve also been to both New York City and Washington, DC, so we recognized so many of the places you visited. It’s so true that the two coasts are completely different, but they both have so much to offer. Thanks for sharing!

The views at the top of the Space Needle are beautiful on a nice day, but otherwise nothing tremendous.

West Coast Best Coast

California is number one spot to go in the USA 🇺🇸 you should travel pacific coast highway

Loved this one! 😄 The Pacific Northwest food scene looked unreal. You two have exactly the adventurous travel style we love. If you ever go international, Colombia would blow your minds — we're Hi Travel Colombian and we run the only emerald-mine tour on Earth 💚🇨🇴 You literally dig for your own emerald. Would love to host you someday!

Hard to beat the PNW, especially if you like the outdoors with all the gorgeous mountains everywhere. It's a whole different level IMO.

Great video you guys are doing well thanks for sharing 👍

I miss america guys. Let me travel there.

Wouldn’t be a west without the East babyyyyyy!!!! Eastcoast or nothing

I live in Perth Western Australia and we have those book libraries.

I feel it depends on your taste of living; both coasts offer different lifestyles. I have lived on both coasts. They both have different tastes and what you want out of living. I have family on both coasts.

I know people who went up the Space Needle at least once. They said it worth the extra money to do it. At least one time like many high structure tourist attractions. I feel it is worth going up once. Just for the views and history of it. I have seen the outside of the Space Needle many times, but have not gone up yet. I hope someday too. I went up Empire State Building in NY and the Taipei 101 building in Taiwan. I feel these are one time experiences. If you have the chance to do it.

I like both coasts.  I grew up on the West Coast, but visited the East Coast for personal and business reasons quite a bit.  They are both great, just different.  The one thing that is better on the West Coast is the Weather, particularly the humidity.

I grew up on the east coast in a suburb of Washington DC and spent time boating on the Chesapeake and summer vacations in Ocean City.  I later lived in Florida for 10 years.
But I’ve now lived in San Francisco for 44 years and I love the city.  It’s so wonderful when the rest of the country is baking in 90+ degree heat to enjoy 70 degree weather, no AC required.
I just wish you had explored the city’s neighborhoods which are its best feature.  I’ve been to Alcatraz only once when a visiting relative I was guiding around insisted on going there.  I just don’t see the attraction.  And I must tell you most locals avoid the Fisherman’s Wharf area as pure tourist turf (Boudin’s is far from the best sourdough and may not even be the best clam chowder though I haven’t tried it and can’t say).  
If you ever come back, visit Clement St. in the Richmond District, Upper Market and Castro St., Hayes Valley, Polk Street (north of Geary; south of Geary it gets dicey), Fillmore Street in lower Pacific Heights, the Marina District, Noe Valley and Haight Street.  There’s some good eating in the Mission District but it’s sad what’s happened to Mission St itself since Covid—lots of vacant storefronts—so decide on a destination eatery and go directly there.

I live in California but I love Oregon/Portland, in fact, I was just there not too long ago. I absolutely love Nong's, it's relatively cheap in Portland even though it's not compared to Thailand but let's face it, when it comes to street food kinda cuisines you really can't compare the prices cuz it'll drive you nuts lol It's not mind blowing but it hit the spot every time. Voodoo donuts is way over hyped, I slightly prefer Blue Star if you really want a "Portland" donut, there are a lot better mom and pop shops. The food pod culture there is awesome and you don't really see it anywhere else in the US (maybe a little in Austin).
Don't know if you can really compare the West Coast and the East Coast cuz they are just so vastly different.
Good video, I think I'll watch more of your vids... Thanks and welcome to the States 😊

West side represent.

I vote for the middle

I'm from the UK and have never been the US. I've always found the East Coast more appealing and I do have a dream trip that I'd love to do one day starting from Maine and finishing in Florida.

The best coast is the gulf of America coast

You missed the best part of the states- The south!