NYC Warehouses are Making People Sick… Why?

[@life5161]

NYC looks like Hell On Earth! People paying all that money to live in a garbage can. 🗑

[@cherylmcleod1547]

Makes no sense or these ppl are being operated by demons bc it makes no sense

[@Watchout-b6y]

They love it and still cry about it, but they vote for the same people to keep them living in a trash can.

[@mrskwrl]

Exactly. I'm trying my hardest to leave early but my slumlords are making it real difficult.

[@everettduncan7543]

NYC only just now got big trash cans.

[@Shawntiworld]

i think this whole planet it type hellish... nyc is a garbage can full of opportunity lol. people born and raised like me don't really have much to go off of, and it seems normal until you get out and see the world a little.

[@5811Bellaluna]

I use to Walk my dog by the FDR drive, and notice my dog would foam at the mouth whenever i would let her near the grass. They were spraying the grass, because at night you would see so many rats hidden in the brushes and grass along that strip. The parks, including Central Park, is saturated with rodincide, very well hidden from people and tourist. Be aware

[@StamperWendy]

omg. poor pup

[@AZeroSum]

Be careful with rat poison on subway platform also. They spray it at night. Causes cancer and who knows what else. Take off shoes before entering apartment and don’t take dog on subway.

[@CaptRR]

When I went to Tokyo I was surprised how clean the city was. The buildings were not overly tall, but while some stuff was showing its age, it was clean. I went to NYC and their was garbage everywhere, and the smell of piss and sewage was constant, and I couldn't walk two blocks without being begged for money by a beggar. I honestly don't know why anyone would want to go to NYC at this point.

[@SkunkShrimp]

Japan has the nicest culture and the cleanest country in the world. Hands down.

[@panamasrose]

In NY criminal elements still decide every move the city makes. Pockets are getting lined and nothing is being done so those pockets stay full.

[@garypiont6114]

In the long run we lost ww2 . Check out Ulm germany or Nagasaki.

[@tonytiger9020]

When I watch KZbinrs showing video of Japan or Tokyo it's so clean .. does subways the trains they're just so clean inside and out.. they put New York City to shame.. but that's what happens when you have Democrats in charge of your cities and states. If you go to every city and state that the Democrats are running right now they're all the same. Disgusting.. crime out of control.. everyone stealing stores are closing. The Democrats have very low standards and have no morals and their lawlessness

[@Dravenxxxkillah16]

Understood, but they're still riddled with radiation pollution. Everywhere is technically doomed.

[@5811Bellaluna]

Our pets are not safe walking on the sidewalks and the dog parks are saturated with rodincide chemicals. It's in the grass to. The city will not put up any signs or warning about certain areas that was treated with harmful chemicals. But then someone's pet is suddenly unalive because of the hidden danger.

[@Nucleric]

Cash Jordan is on the job! Reporting the news that the main stream media doesn’t want us to see. I like this generation, anyone with a camera can be a reporter

[@B.b.b...]

Yes, especially when the actual news can't be trusted.

[@Tina-mt9cl]

I give it a few more weeks before we find out Cash Jordan is a far right white nationalist and the FBI will likely bring charges before the year's end. Happens to every single citizen journalist I have seen come onto the scene this quickly, it is inevitable... Let's just hope he still has a channel by the time elections come around.

[@iamBlackGambit]

I just made a comment like how does he post so fast, seems like it would take days to edit his videos😮

[@PCMRvsconsole]

​@@iamBlackGambitI'm sure he has someone else doing the editing.

[@Tina-mt9cl]

@@iamBlackGambit Don't be surprised if you hear he is being investigated by the FBI and all the news outlets tell everyone he's a yt supermist. That is what usually comes next.

[@llv9111]

As a NYC native, I'm absolutely appalled and disgusted that I still live here. Especially with all the other shenanigans happening around us.

[@AZeroSum]

Things are not getting any better. Make a plan and get out. Quality of life is wayyyyyy down. Not to mention everything else.

[@jerseythedog]

At this point, NYC should be paying people to live there. It’s absolutely disgusting.

[@KuptisOriginal]

Well in a way they are. For instance the illegal aliens.

[@adammillwardart7831]

They are... Migrants.

[@vgcf86]

they're paying the migrants instead

[@robertcovino4889]

They’re paying thousands of illegals to live there 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@brooklynsown8217]

So don't visit TF 😂

[@nunyabidness-y2r]

So, watching your gradual switch from real estate to news, its interesting, to say the least, that you put a real estate/property management spin on the issues that NYC is facing. Youll be getting to a million subs soon!

[@nonaeubinis4934]

Who knew the remake of Escape from New York would star Cash Jordan?

[@BeliaLastes]

Cash pliskin 👨🏼‍🎤😂😂

[@tonytiger9020]

That's a good one 👍

[@phpcoderusa]

Love It!!

[@deniseadams8461]

That is a good one.

[@MsEagle20]

How about EcapesFrom New York II staring Donald Trump and Stormy Daniels!

[@Ms.Delphine1204]

😂 At this rate, NYC’s attorney is preparing to send a cease and desist order to Cash over his videos.

[@davidxje]

Your videos have become really good. Thank you, one of the few channels i can just watch without getting distracted or bored.

[@Mr-rp7es]

No there not…all he post is negative stuff I get the migrant thing but dude now your covering pollution bro really that’s like 2010

[@Luke13579]

@@Mr-rp7eshe's talking about quality not topics

[@NYPATRIOTBX]

@@Mr-rp7esYep, that’s the solution. Just ignore all of the mounting problems in NYC and they’ll all go away.

[@NYPATRIOTBX]

@@Luke13579It says a lot, when a guy who used to show how nice NYC is, is now showing how bad it has gotten.

[@panamasrose]

​@@Mr-rp7esThis is the stuff NYers need to know that the news won't cover. Also, it's the stuff non-NYers may not know exists here.

[@DroneStrike1776]

I moved out of Providence RI, a very small capital city with 180,000 people and the 9th biggest housing cost increase, thanks to all the Bostonians moving here to buy up property. It's very congested, rising crime since because of politics, the roads are terrible. It's so compact that there's really no shopping besides the mall, but no one wants to go there because of all the future astronauts. Now I'm in a small town of 29,000 people and it's way better.

[@raffinataonline]

Love the direction your channel has taken. Great job, and thank you. 👍👏

[@bonnyd.5334]

I live in Somerville, MA, the next town over from Boston (Charlestown). I live near the Cambridge / Arlington / Somerville border. We're a miniature NYC. Same problems. I used to be able to go out of my apartment nearly every day, run errands and enjoy all of what the Greater Boston Area has to offer. No more. I've had a lifelong allergic reaction to Toluene... and so does my mother. It was manageable; I was careful when it came to perfumes / scented products, cheap magic markers, nail polish, paints, etc. I am fortunate that I have a friend who was sensitized to Toluene courtesy of a lab accident involving a 45 gallon drum of Toluene. She noticed that if she got her Toluene reaction, I would also get sick. Unfortunately for me, my Toluene reaction was more pronounced than hers, but it didn't stop either of us from going out and enjoying Eastern Massachusetts. Last summer, we had the Canadian Wildfires. I grew up in a house in rural Upstate NY that heated with wood. For the first three winters, my parents were idiots in that they thought they could heat the place using a fireplace, not a wood stove. It had an improperly constructed chimney that downdrafted. I lived in the poorly constructed loft that chimneyed. You can guess what happened. I developed asthma, which has only gotten worse over the years. My area has a real problem with traffic. The city regularly measures the traffic near my building--it has gone up by over 185% from its pre-pandemic levels. Some of this is because Cambridge eliminated a lane from Mass Ave, to put in bike and bus lanes. Mass Ave is a bottleneck. People looked for alternatives and they 'discovered' Broadway in Somerville. Traffic and Parking says that the vast majority of traffic going past me is not from people who live here, but from people who live towns away. One of my neighbors studies the effect of traffic on health. He has an air quality monitoring station. Prior to, and during the pandemic, I was able to go out whenever I wanted and enjoy Eastern Massachusetts. That is no longer the case. I am definitely sensitive to particulate size, PM 2.5, so wearing a respirator does help. Unfortunately, I have become very sensitive to Toluene--and that is worse than my PM 2.5 reaction. To start off, I will get a very runny nose, then a cough (time for the rescue inhaler). If I'm out more, I'll get itchy, watery eyes, a "smoker's cough", a nasty headache and then I throw up. Toluene is in gasoline and is one of the products of incomplete combustion. I can't go out and not get sick, courtesy of the traffic. I choose times when the traffic is low (weekends) to run my errands. Here is my advice for someone who is having problems due to pollution: 1. The government's monitoring of air quality is woefully insufficient--and those in authority know it. Polluting businesses know full well what they are doing and are peddling their influence to convince EPA and other government entities NOT to monitor air quality for other substances. Just because your local air quality station says there's good air quality doesn't mean that the air quality is good. 2. Purchase a very high quality air purifier for your apartment. My neighbor says that IQ Air makes the best products, for their final stage filter does filter out ultrafine particles that are also known to cause some people problems. 3. Time your errands. Try to run your errands when there's less traffic. 4. Medical gaslighting--be aware that there are many ignorant or corrupt doctors out there who "don't believe" that people can become sensitized to multiple chemicals, that when they go out, they will get sick. These doctors will not take what you have to say seriously. These buttholes will recommend that people with chemical sensitivities get mental health help--cognitive behavioral therapy. If you get gaslighted, do not pay the bill (service was not professionally rendered), do not see this doctor or his associates (doctors will "circle the wagon" and defend a bad, unethical colleague) and file complaints with the doctor's employer. 5. Try to identify exactly what substance(s) you are having problems with. A good allergist should be willing to take the time and be a good detective, but don't expect this. If you can say, I'm sure I'm allergic to . It is in and this is how it gets into the environment... This is how I went about figuring out exactly what substance I'm having problems with.... 6. Be prepared to move. Moving is very expensive, especially when you are sick and you are limited in the amount of work you can do. It's time to save up as much money as you can. If you are living in subsidized housing, in all likelihood, you will have to apply for a 'housing emergency' in order to get an apartment in another town. The waiting lists are long. (I wish I was in the UK. I have a really nice subsidized apartment, with great public transportation. There is parking, but it's best to live Car Free here. I am sure that if the housing authority would allow me to trade my subsidized apartment with another, suitably qualified tenant in another development, I could be out of here within a few months. In the UK, all I would have to do is put my council house flat on a trade board.) 7. Leaving the city comes with heavy costs. Know what you are going to lose and how this will affect your quality of life. When you talk to doctors, it's important that you acknowledge all of what you probably have already given up (because you get sick when you go out), that you would much rather stay put if it was possible (even when you are certain that what you have can not be treated, that you MUST leave).

[@PhilLesh69]

Years ago someone did a study that showed a correlation between the chemicals used in the process of dry cleaning clothes and an increased rate of respiratory cancers in people who lived and worked in buildings that had a dry cleaners in the ground floor.

[@agy234]

Dry cleaning chemicals are indeed toxic, less so than they used to be but still pretty bad

[@darylyost7273]

The deadly chemicals used in all the nail and beauty shops are worse! 😮😅😊

[@zzzz-sf5lr]

The effects of the politics in NYC is surely way worse than megawarehouses

[@Rake_TT]

I am not American but these videos are strangely addictive

[@BigSmokeRailfanning]

Cause it's showing the truth brother.

[@Repeal-19thA]

Watching the fall of Western Society can do that to you

[@NetBattler]

​@@Repeal-19thAI guess I'm secretly hating on western eh....

[@marcodarko6941]

Don't you worry sweetie.. what comes around goes around.. your time to come isn't far off.😘 ​@@NetBattler

[@NishantRana-fr1hl]

right??

[@blindnessisaspectrum6237]

The passion in your voice when you do these videos is awesome! Keep up the hard work of truth.

[@simonadler17]

It's a terrible city, I don't understand how someone normal can live there, it's horrible, dirty, high crime and expensive, get out of there.

[@SarahNicole420]

Right? It's so sad to see a city that was once THRIVING has become a complete CESSPOOL. Its disgusting. I wouldn't live there if u paid me a million dollars a yr. (Ok, maybe I might live there for a few yrs if u paid me that much but u get my point. Lol)

[@alejandrobustos693]

But LGBTeers and nonwhite Immigrants thrive there.

[@dirty56ace]

Indeed it's crazy. When I watch this I can help to think this might be a precursor to every major city.

[@Shawntiworld]

so mean lol where do u live

[@dliv1687]

No no no stay! Please!

[@justSTUMBLEDupon]

This man is single handedly saving NYC with these reports. I miss the building and apartment reviews, but I absolutely NEED to know what’s going on in the place I live and he is helping. Thank you Cash!

[@eagle25311]

There is no saving that toilet 😅

[@Elena-er7zp]

Saving? I missed the what his interventions are to fix these problems.

[@phurstbest]

You do really good work man exposing alot of the evil BS that politicians and companies are doing please protect yourself man those ppl will do anything to keep ppl like you from talking

[@marcodarko6941]

Cash needs to take himself down to Gunthers and pick up a few for himself.

[@parkependleton6453]

I cannot emphasize enough how much I love your videos and watch them as soon as you release them. Thanks!

[@DanielByrnes-t6v]

I'm glad I left NYC 7 years ago for a small New England town. I lived in NYC for more than 60 years. The borough Queens didn't have horrible air pollution, though.

[@mmedefarge]

Lucky bastard.

[@pooh44100]

I LEFT IN 1977 NEVER LOOKED BACK THE NYC I GREW UP IN HAS LONG SINCE DIED IT WAS REPLACED WITH A SEWER

[@gregoirechoquer9979]

Fines is the answer to stop pollution, fine people who throw garbage in the street, fine warehouses to close to residential areas etc

[@let-it-burn-and-rebuild777]

It's a nasty city ,always was and always will be.

[@Fridaey13txhOktober]

Yeah, well, soon it might be a dead city! Escape From New York style! 😄

[@michaelfolino8414]

When Rudy was mayor the city was actually safe and rather a wonderful place. We all know the second Rudy was finished his terms it was only a matter of time before it turned back into the hellhole it was prior to his fantastic Stop and Frisk policy. The liberals LOVE crime....I say let them have it and MORE! New York...you A-Holes voted for THIS! XO

[@airgunningyup]

I spent 33 yrs there, agreed.

[@David_Creyke]

Well, at least it’s not Baltimore 🥴

[@bryanshoemaker6120]

My father would agree with you. He always called New York City a cesspool of Filth and he was there in his early twenties only because of the Coast Guard. 60-70 years ago

[@RedSpiralHandTV]

And people think the pollution is bad in some places in central Mexico. I'll take it any day over NYC pollution. A total cesspool.

[@newdawn7586]

I have family that has lived near the Gowanus Canal for years. The smell in the summer is brutal.

[@ddavis6453]

Thanks! Very informative 👏

[@CashJordan]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ImTheKaiser]

Man you’re pumping out the videos lately and they are good! One of my fave channels right now!

[@ikieflores]

I love your videos! they are so interesting. I get to see and experience everything about NY vicariously through you. I wish you had a double in every city showing us everything. keep up the good work!

[@madhatter2465]

I`s been like that for decades! they always built warehouses in low-income areas.

[@shelly8686]

Gawd, I love your videos! Keep up the good work.

[@benjaminrizzo6573]

JUST CLOSE NYC

[@BigSmokeRailfanning]

Amen

[@ogapadoga2]

NO. I LIVE HERE.

[@n5sdm]

No....keep the democrats in one area!

[@wisdomstragedy6632]

​@@ogapadoga2 my condolonces 😅

[@bradleysmith9431]

Build a wall around NY and California, a huge magnificent glorious wall.

[@Funtobuy]

I completely agree everyone should stop delivering to New York City. They will quickly realize how much they need those trucks.

[@eagle25311]

There's way too many flip flop steering wheel holders for that to happen

[@stuartnochance]

@@eagle25311what does that even mean?

[@colinkennedy]

@@stuartnochanceIt goes something like this. The payout for a trucker to go to NYC is too low to be worth the trouble. So truckers avoid NYC. NYC needs more trucks so the payout increases. Some truckers hop at the awesome payout hoping to make a quick buck. The payout then drops after NYC gets the goods. As long as there's people who are willing to make money NYC should always have a steady stream of goods.

[@donnapaquette9231]

Cash when you mentioned your love for NY it makes me sad because I also loved NY but now all I see is how everything is just falling apart, it's crazy how quickly things have changed, it's like a nightmare of so many problems!

[@colbr06]

The alternative to trucks coming in is an instant food crisis.

[@marksanchez7323]

No it's electric trucks and massively reducing the number of personal vehicles

[@RedRabbleRouser]

Love the Midwest. You couldn’t pay me to live in NYC. 🤮

[@possiblycurryddork]

Some of us don't like driving everywhere 😂

[@JohnDoe-zx9ul]

@@possiblycurryddork some of us dont like criminals running free stealing everything 😂

[@possiblycurryddork]

@@JohnDoe-zx9ul these meme that cities are hellscapes is nonsense. Theft is a problem, but it's a problem in many places. And saying you don't have crime because you don't have people isn't a flex, it's fucking sad.

[@JohnDoe-zx9ul]

@@possiblycurryddork "you dont have crime because you dont have people" biggest cope of 2024, stay in your city, don't come out here. I'll sit here in my home with a front yard and backyard, affordable, clean and quiet. enjoy spending 10 to 100 times the amount for the same.

[@possiblycurryddork]

@@JohnDoe-zx9ul you're welcome. People like me subsidize your hillbilly communities with our tax dollars. You guys don't have enough economic output to support your infrastructure. Cities contribute the most to the state coffers. Enjoy being fat in your pickup truck.

[@savagebeastking8703]

If New York is so bad why don’t people just leave? The majority of people must like it this way

[@jimcoplan9502]

This is scary. People are not well informed and need to be. Thanks for this piece Cash.

[@tal1185]

Been watching you for quite a bit, love your videos bro. Keep it up!

[@yiinaaxo]

Driving in NY is hell.

[@HandleNameIsStupid]

NYC*

[@zo62]

Your not suppose to drive that’s why they have a subway

[@TheCossack]

​@@zo62they also have roads and drivers licenses

[@xtremeentertainmenttv9664]

@@HandleNameIsStupiddude literally anywhere in the state is hell

[@maddscientist3170]

driving in LA is hell

[@WaveRosee]

I really appreciate your content! This is real journalism.

[@fiddleriddlediddlediddle]

Who could've thought designing your entire country to be dysfunctional without cars would be a bad idea?

[@uuurbanexplorerrr]

I would wish for trains to be the main source of transport. That’d be sick! LA used to be that way when it first started. So did NYC!! With all the trams. But, some people wanted $$$ instead of the true convenience of a whole society. Cause I do love cars! But having to depend on them for jobs, and almost everything.. is not good. Cause traffic every year is worsening and making us waste more of our precious time. 😢 sad.

[@endopaxd.5195]

Thank you, Cash, for your thorough and informative videos addressing innumerable problems facing residents of NYC.

[@indanow6932]

Cities: Skylines players already know what happens when you place industrial zones too close to residential

[@MonaMoon80]

Maybe Cities: Skylines should be required for NY city planners 😅

[@T.K.P.]

Sim city was the first and still great game. You should check it too.

[@abdurrashid]

😂 💯

[@T.K.P.]

You should give sim city a try, it was the first city planner game, still good.

[@MonaMoon80]

@@T.K.P. I used to play that several years ago, way before Cities: Skylines, probably before you were born! 🤣

[@jtwood4925]

Jordan, your a young guy and probably never experienced the auto fumes from leaded gas. What you are seeing in NYC today is nothing like it was in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. Back then cars got 9 miles a gallon and used leaded gas. You don't realize how bad it was until you go somewhere that still uses leaded gas. I don't know if they still use it in Russia but I was in Moscow December 1994 and they were still using leaded gas. It was really bad air compared to what you see in any US city because the lead. I don't recall all the breathing ailments back then which seems kind of odd.

[@bradleysmith9431]

Dang dude, you pumping out content like crazy!! Very niiice!!

[@iamBlackGambit]

Bro I said the same thing!!!!! Like dude how does he post a video day after day seems like his videos would take DAYS to edit..and seems like he is talking straight from the head like he has no script!!!! Impressive

[@billystpaul8907]

8 million people needs good and services. If they start regulating on how they operate, costs will go through the roof. Trucking companies are changing from diesel engines to natural gas and they are non polluting trucks. And, most of the cars are from people living in the outer cities and Jersey. And, with the trains and subways running down. people are not going to use them. I can't believe how bad NYC is mismanaged. But, you get who you vote for.

[@mick8888V]

" If they start regulating on how they operate, costs will go through the roof." They've convinced many of this because of their greed. These companies would still be profitable, the CEOs still making 50x more than their employees...just not 400% profit anymore. It should be a part of their budgets in their industry or get into another one.

[@greerjones9791]

Great piece Cash. I thought you would have included the area around the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal. Cruise ships and the Amazon warehouse are contributing their share of pollution in Brooklyn.

[@j.holderbaum8066]

"A cockroach allergy is a common trigger of year-round allergy and asthma. If you are allergic to them, they can trigger asthma attacks. Studies show children who are allergic to cockroaches, and are exposed to them, need to go to the hospital for asthma more often than other children with asthma." When I lived in NYC from '78 to '98, people believed asthma was triggered by cockroaches.

[@anitamurphy2454]

Country hick here, checking in for my daily dose of doom city updates. Makes me appreciative of my slow life. Wishing yall luck!❤

[@ThyDrunkenSailor]

ya aint missing shit here

[@Emmy-J]

I have lived in a rural area for over 30 years. Left the city and suburban area for the slow paced and quiet life. Now all these people are moving into the area and trying to make it into a city. Constantly complaining why don't we have a planet fitness or all these chain restaurants or more apartment buildings. They will just ruin the little town that I have enjoyed living in for years. Sadly its time for me to find a new place to live.

[@Forecast25]

The vehicle exhaust issue comes from the Diesel fueled vehicles, especially the local construction and transfer station trucks. Passenger cars have been so well regulated that they essentially produce zero emissions even in traffic. There is a program to bring Diesel vehicles into a similar level of cleanliness which has been implemented to a large extent. Another issue is that much of NYC's and surrounding's air quality problems are due to air patterns bringing pollution from other states. This is a huge political issue which has been raging for quite some time. It is the reason that Staten Island with a much smaller population of people and of course vehicles has some of the worst air quality in New York State, oftentimes the worst air quality in specific years.

[@01GUYANESE]

Love your videos. Been watching your channel since your apartment video days. Your new videos are creative and informative. I use them sometimes for my classes, especially when you talk about NYC environmental issues. Keep it up 😊

[@j.kristineemmons]

NYC is such a mess. The mayor is right about the trash bins. Those are what they have in Europe. There's one for every few addresses, and they're emptied nightly (instead of one for every address, emptied once a week). Heck, even Old San Juan has this. And DON'T GET ME STARTED ON THE RATS!!! I think my city is even worse!!! I get to thinking, and realize I can't feel comfortable anywhere outdoors!...At least not ground level. Good thing we have all our rooftops in my city. The waste and dust from the waste of the rats can kill though.

[@danielblank9567]

New York is America’s waste site at this point

[@lizadivine3785]

West coast: San Fran sicko

[@michaelfolino8414]

Rudy could have New York cleaned up within ONE YEAR with his Tough On Crime and Stop and Frisk policies!! You all know it!!

[@Chayliss]

Shithole collation

[@eskokomero]

In the 70s the air tasted bitter, that has certainly changed for the better. -E.K.

[@JonAutomates]

Ironically a good portion of NY the state is kind of nice, but the city.... as a person originally from there, I don't see the benefit anymore.

[@froglaps40]

Still have to deal with NYC politics statewide...

[@PaulRubino]

I must say, i'm skeptical. I'm not convinced this is as big a problem as the city wants you to think. Anytime a city like New York starts declaring a problem it's usually the first step towards new taxes and regulations. _"This is the problem because we say so. The solution is more taxes and regulations because we say so."_

[@benjaminrizzo6573]

Once the truckers stop delivering to NYC should be interesting

[@williamwilson6499]

😂 That nonsense never got off the ground.

[@stosh64]

@@williamwilson6499How are your prices if you live in NYC, if you don't your going by state propaganda and have no clue.

[@Thunderbyrd.]

It has already gotten off of the ground. @@williamwilson6499

[@Thunderbyrd.]

And as more businesses and people move away from NY ...........

[@Repeal-19thA]

Canteffin wait

[@marciaoh7056]

Do one on the cockroach problem in NYC. Restaurants have a constant battle keeping them under control. Some apartments have so many hiding in the walls its nearly impossible to ever clear them out.

[@leongraham1009]

I love your reporting Cash!! Thank you

[@redhorsereincarnated]

Brake dust and particles from tire wear are worse than tailpipe emissions.

[@howitwillend8]

Cash I love all this great reporting you’re doing. That said, I sometimes miss your easy breezy “sink sprayer” apartment videos.

[@nonaeubinis4934]

Remember when he would point out places where we could make our shrines?😢

[@sunso1991]

12:48 people petting rats, or letting it bite you LOL you had me laughing out loud in the office lol

[@DJRayBoston]

NY is a toxic dump, i went down for a concert last September, it was 100 degrees and the city for miles around smelled like a dump. i was sick for a week after i got back. I don't understand how people are living there, i've spent a lot of time in Boston and this city has never smelled bad even on the hottest summer day.

[@KuptisOriginal]

I'm guessing that, since they live with it everyday, they're used to it.

[@flyingspirit3549]

You present an aspect of living in The Big Apple that I had never considered (although I moved away decades ago). Thanks, and as always, Stay Safe!

[@xxxquariangaming6579]

Ahhh New York.... "WHY IS OUR ECONOMY SO BAD???" also New York.. "WE DONT WANT CARS OR TRUCKS IN OUR CITY" Suddenly there's nothing to sell and no products and everyone's complaining

[@azimuth4850]

Came here to post this. Yeah, ban diesel trucks!!!! Oh wait, why did our food prices double again??? WAHHHHHH!

[@KuptisOriginal]

Yes, you can't fix stupidity.

[@tonybochiano]

😂

[@spaceindian3769]

​@@KuptisOriginalif only it was stupidity and not intentional😮

[@BoulderInTime]

This is why we need trains

[@runninrailz]

As a Diesel Mechanic most diesel trucks are Tier 4 emissions which requires DEF which def has two ingredients water and fertilizer aka Urea, which is not hazardous I can go into this tier 4 emissions however that’s not the point of this video. Great video Cash

[@dave3657]

The apartment reviews were interesting, but these reports on the city itself are even more interesting. 👍🏻 Might be interesting to do a report featuring residence saying what they like and why they stay in the city. 🤷🏻‍♂️🤔

[@TRACEYSMITH-bf7ys]

There’s gonna be a lot more than just the truck exhaust that’s causing issues. Regulations on big trucks these days is so restricted they put out less pollution than most cars.

[@redohealer2]

"Sometimes the danger you see isn't as harmful as the danger you don't."

[@ghostes]

One of the strangest things about living in NYC for me was knowing that at least one person was going to go through every item that I threw in the trash. There were a couple regulars that would pull up every time my building put the trash outside for pickup. They would carefully comb through every bag and then tie them back up when they were finished.

[@GankTown]

My guy on a crazy million view video per day run 🔥🔥

[@eggballo4490]

It you take a look at the streets in the video, you can see abandoned rails, they weren't used by streetcars, the were used by small diesel and steam locomotives hauling boxcars in and out of the warehouses. Imagine if we restored those old tracks, imagine a small diesel hauling 4 or 5 boxcars worth of products that would've otherwise been delivered by 4 or 5 polluting trucks.

[@EphanyasisOwleyes]

You know what part of the problem is your sewers are overrunning that can make you sick

[@marcodarko6941]

Oh yes.. sewer fumes. Pretty nasty stuff. I learned about that many years ago.. if you have drain trap under a sink and the water dries out in it, it can fill your home up wih those gases and make people quite ill.

[@zz449944]

Off-topic, perhaps: Before automobiles were common, NYC had other everyday problems to take care of. Mainly -- Horse manure and other 4-legged animal poop. Reported Statistics show that NYC had to deal with as much as 300,000 pounds of Horse Shit every day, plus all the horse piss that went everywhere that water can go. With one horse for every 3 or 4 people in the city, that was 150 tons of crap. AND the city also had to deal with 60 to 70 dead horse carcasses left on the streets EVERY DAY -- yes, workhorses and carriage horses die and I guess most people left them where they fell. If I had to choose between vehicle exhaust killing me and having to walk thru shit-covered streets every day, I would choose the exhaust.

[@LibertyLinda]

I wish there was someone in other states reporting the same stuff. Love your channel!

[@Incab]

Just ban the trucks. Then when you have no goods, no food, no energy everyone will leave and rents will go down.

[@suspiciousafternoon]

Y'all should remember all these issues when you get to the voting booth

[@life5161]

Yes cause your vote "matters"

[@Repeal-19thA]

You're talking to majority of Democrats. Stop trying to make sense, they wont listen.

[@SharpChedda]

These comments of “this is what you voted for” “remember this when you go vote” or “if you don’t like it you should leave” are some of the most brain rotted takes that just expose you for how low your own IQ is

[@darylyost7273]

You can't fix stupid! 😮😅😊

[@TheInverseable]

Ah yes clearly it's the color not rampant unchecked greed from the elites.

[@SAM-dm5qg]

We Need Smarter People In Charge. With More Wisdom And Common Sense.

[@LilRedRasta]

NYC should definitely do something about the trash. That's the one thing i agree with. We should take lessons from Tokyo. It's a bigger city, yet it's damn near spotless. Some of that has to do with their culture and how they respect each other, but it also has to do with how they actually handle trash.

[@mysonsmom9754]

It also has to do mainly with their immigration policies.

[@pgroove163]

.a culture of freaking slobs in NYC

[@Ttttg-c3f]

It's mainly due to having no blacks there also

[@LilRedRasta]

@@mysonsmom9754 Immigration isn't the issue. ILLEGAL immigration is the issue. if you properly vet people and have the right people coming in, immigrants are GOOD. The US would be nothing today without them.

[@LilRedRasta]

@@mysonsmom9754 Btw its not hard to immigrate to Japan. You just have to not be a bum.

[@benm3382]

Your videos are helping to cure my fomo about living in NYC! I mean the city has an undeniable magic full of culture, people and opportunities, but I'm also grateful to live somewhere with more space tk breath

[@brettrace]

New diesels have had DEF systems for at least a decade now. DEF systems are complicated and expensive, but the exhaust is clean enough to breathe (not that i would stick my head in the exhaust)

[@KuptisOriginal]

At least that's what the government says since they require it on new diesel vehicles now.

[@Zoozer702]

Brake and tire particulates are a big factor in asthma. Plus tailpipes emit particles that measure 10 microns, (comparison that with head hair, measures at 70 microns) they are known to cause cancer. Thanks Robert Moses!

[@WildOne71]

Geez Cash~ I ❤ ur videos and a fan before Japan and back; I will always watch but I worry for you and your family ❤🙏❤️

[@skapunkoialternativeliving6522]

With all the factories and warehouses close to old congested housing. It's a wonder why people are more sick. I'm taking all the smells and smoke and pollution. That's like living in a garage and your car is running 24 hours in the same garage. Where you're living, it's kind of like that.

[@brianperticari]

I love how cash went from apartment tours to real journalism. Keep grinding brotha.

[@jerrycaughman6324]

It’s almost as if humans weren’t meant to live crammed next to and on top of each other…

[@daleunderdue6935]

Actually, humans were NEVER MEANT to live CRAMMED on top of and next to each other.

[@gagamba9198]

@@daleunderdue6935 Wait 'til you learn what they have planned down the road. 'Everyone into the longhouse of equality.'

[@mona-gailbest6644]

Thank you Cash for these videos. You a wonderful reporter and you cover things that are a need to know. The city should be informing people about the problems and give a plan on how they are fixing them.

[@marcus.H]

What do you call a vampire with asthma? Vlad the Inhaler

[@nonaeubinis4934]

Oooh!

[@D_Moore]

Gonna throw that line out to some goth baddies lol

[@theconfusingwords]

@@D_Mooredo they even make those any more? Asking for a friend

[@D_Moore]

Daddy issues are not in short supply, far and wide. Wide 🤤 especially

[@leander24]

@@theconfusingwordsthose are discontinued

[@NuttyGore2039]

its insane, in NL we arent allowed to even drive old diesel cars in the citys. we have so much anti polution stuff here yet we are the smallest country in the world. then i see things like this in NY and allover the US and its just sickening that other countrys basicaly suffer while the US does nothing

[@hicksvillain9865]

At this point, I'm waiting for the video where Cash is announcing he's moving out the city.

[@Goofygoobers5672]

NYC has the ability to turn things around. They just don’t want to fix the problems without being paid off. Freight trains should be allowed to use the subway system at night. They could quickly disperse much of the congestion and limit the amount of trucks by fully utilizing the subway. People have been trying to clean the water ways and it will always fail as long as the city puts off fixing the sewer system. This is what happens when you have decades of corrupt government handling infrastructure. The bribes and payoffs over the years is finally catching up.

[@KCatalano88]

That COSTCO is in Industry City. I worked right near there for a few years. My old job is visible in the video. I work in Midtown East now. Can't wait to move the fuck out of this city.

[@urbanesasquatch]

there's a bit of Chicken Little in this report. as a boy in Chicago (Cicero ( Cermak and Cicero)), the air at the evening rush would make my eyes water and give me respiratory discomfort. with the advent of banning leaded gas and catalytic converters, modern cars have 90% cleaner emissions. plus, his cut to a 4 lane highway that's not jammed to the horizon, doesn't help his argument. I still like the videos and watch them first every day they're available.

[@D1-Prods379]

You never run out of content in nyc🙃

[@bpetvshow]

This is sickening and most New Yorkers don’t even know about these problems

[@babion9479]

I don't get it. With so many beautiful places to live in the country, who in their right mind would voluntarily live in NYC? Especially after seeing this guy's videos.

[@pattaylor5676]

People love abuse.

[@RiverRatWA57]

Exactly!!

[@massiveattack777]

It’s all psychological and social. For them, it’s “cool” to live in NYC, so they can brag about it to their friends/family back home.. and yet they are sacrificing their health(physical and mental).

[@TheInverseable]

This shit only happens in the poor areas of new york, he used to cover the nice areas but it took off covering the poor areas.

[@babion9479]

@@massiveattack777 Hey everyone! Look at me! I live in NYC. Broke, busted, disgusted, neighbors can't be trusted...

[@guscunnilin]

Thank you for showing real news. Please keep showing us the truth

[@agy234]

Just mandate electric trucks… what could go wrong?! WAIT WHY IS MY FOOD SO EXPENSIVE GOVT PLEASE HELP

[@davidpaol1]

Diesel is bad, But truthfully the filth of garbage piling up on the streets and the rodents drawn to it is far more of a lethal problem to have to deal with.