Why Chicago? 10 reasons people make the move | ChicagoLIVE Prime-Time

Whoa, look at that. Wow. We have upped the budget yet again. How in the world do we have the funds to do this? I have so many questions about this. Tonight's top 10 list coming out of the home office in Wahoo, Nebraska. Of course, it's the top 10 reasons people move to Chicago. This ought to be good and fun, right? Are you ready? Top ten reasons people move to Chicago. Here we go. Number ten, they heard rent was cheaper than New York and L.A. and just stopped asking questions. That's possible, I guess. I suppose that works out. Number nine, they wanted four seasons and sometimes all of them before lunch. Hey, that works in Chicago. Number eight, they love architecture and aggressive wind. Boy, howdy, stick around for a while. You'll get a taste of that. Number seven, they wanted to live somewhere where pizza requires a structural engineer. We've got all different kinds of flavors. You know that to be true. Number six, they enjoy owning a car but not necessarily moving it. Yep, you bet. And paying a lot to park it somewhere. Number five, they heard the phrase dibs and thought it sounded charming. Wait until we get to February or March. You will learn very quickly. Number four, they wanted to become emotionally invested in sports teams. Usually against their better judgment. You have come to the right place. Welcome to Chicago. Number three, they wanted to pay $32 to park somewhere while staying for just 18 minutes. See, we're back to owning a car and not moving it. These are different things, but yet at the same time. Very much equals. Final two. Here we go. Number two and number one. Number two. Here it is. Number two. They wanted a city where the hot dog comes with rules. Yes, there are things you do and don't put on those dogs in Chicago. You ready to go? Number one reason people move to Chicago. This one is they accidentally missed their connection at O'Hare and just decided to stay for a while. There you go. Top ten reasons people move to Chicago.