NYC is Forcing Families To Leave... Permanently

[@Potatabuds]

I was born in NY and never want to return. Not even to visit. It's a cesspool of government crime and corruption.

[@k.chriscaldwell4141]

Ditto Chicago.

[@manormyth]

Same. It used to smell like piss. Now it smells like cheap weed

[@sherwingreene1163]

That is really sad to know but understandable.

[@vodkacannon]

Stay tuned to the radio; they’ll ban it next.

[@yogirlcheeks7074]

Like Beyoncé said concrete jungle where dreams are made of 😂🗽

[@kraven4444]

I refuse to believe that As a human race we don't know what the problem is and how to fix it. 99% this all has to be on purpose.

[@why67152]

Try 99.9%

[@exapsy]

It's on purpose because of Greed and Corruption. The whole real estate market is almost literally a ponzi scheme. Who would like to expose a ponzi scheme. Plus it's speculated that a lot of stores there or a lot of real estate is left literally for decades unrented, and that's speculated that it's because they're laundering money. There's a lot of dirt about NYC and its real estate, corruption and greed or how badly they manage their work & middle class. Louis Rossmann are one of the people that have reported about the topic and have made almost a series of documentaries about how ridiculous the real estate in NYC is. He had a business there for more than a decade after all and he's a New Yorker. He knows more than most people.

[@BroTheDude]

um yeah duh... it's the Democrats importing voters

[@scottmckinney6328]

The adventures of the guy who just started paying attention.

[@Jamestown23_]

​@@scottmckinney6328😂

[@cyberbrox5]

As a former New Yorker, I’m so proud of this kid (he is a kid to me) he is reporting more accurately than 100 year old institutions of Journalism. He is not looking at it from the left or right but looking at it as a pragmatist! Thanks Brother!

[@silentsnipe260]

Agreed, he does a good job of highlighting problems without bringing any strong bias into the discussion. Sign of a good reporter.

[@dinaturmataroc2486]

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[@dinaturmataroc2486]

I also appreciate this honest reporting,open your eyes people I was born & raised in Brooklyn, NY,worked here all my life,I am setting & leaving this Cesspool of over priced rents,food & utilities,btw did I mention Crime & Filthy subways filled with mentally ill & homeless people😮

[@dinaturmataroc2486]

NYC is crumbling & will never be the NYC it could be ! Thanks Alvin Bragg,Sick criminals killing our Precious NYPD & Hard.working New Yorkers & Tourist😮😢

[@markm5677]

He needs to decide if this is going to be an informative and entertaining channel showing NYC apartments, or a channel denigrating NYC. When he does, maybe I will watch again.

[@Monika-tv8np]

I came to Ny in 2000 from Poland. Back then NY felt like home. I had late shifts in a restaurant going home from Manhattan to Brooklyn at 1 or 2 am and never felt threatened. My weekly salary was enough to pay all bills, food and entertainment. I worked for an immigrant from Equator he tried to pimp me, luckily a couple of great American customers helped me to get out that situation and get a much better job. That being said, whoever runs this theater hates American and Americans. They are taking advantage of good hearted nation and patriots. They are destroying this country from the inside. After 22 years living in Brooklyn and seeing the borough to change for worse I move to Long Island and now thinking to move back to Europe. Americans! Fight and Stay strong you have only one country, you have nowhere to go!

[@burnerjack01]

“Escape from New York “. What was once a dystopian movie is now a survival strategy.

[@jkseraphim4]

I saw bits of the movie years ago. I might have to watch it in full.

[@cfltheman]

Seems like dystopian movies are becoming prophecies.

[@BrentCoy]

​@@jkseraphim4there is also a sequel called Escape from L.A. if you're interested.

[@Jonas-lj8ul]

Bring on Plissken!

[@vicnighthorse]

Escape from New York may be the movie for the the city but somehow I hear Ace Frehley's cover of New York Groove whenever I see one of these videos. It is sarcastic subconscious choice of music for the city, of course. Fun song for crappy town.

[@denisedavis9908]

It is almost like they are destroying NYC on purpose

[@pinschrunner]

They are

[@matthew944]

Yep

[@alexjayschimel]

what’s the endgame?

[@politicalpolarbear]

feels like it, but what's the goal? The only two things I can think of is needing a migrant hub for new Democrat voters or they want to start sabotaging America through destroying large international hubs.

[@myjourney5753]

That's exactly what they're doing.

[@hsharry8825]

I’m a native New Yorker who moved out 4 yrs ago due to the lockdowns. I just came back here and packed my moms apartment in a POD today, moving her out too. We’re flying out of LGA Saturday we will not return. Good riddance NY

[@justadjimmi6613]

Wise move. I left Chicago 30 years ago after graduating college and moved to Florida. Best thing I ever did.

[@NinjaAminga]

Where did you move to?

[@jashanestone]

Yeah, my girlfriend lived in Delaware and my mom's moved there years ago and love it. We are planning on leaving here in 2025, maybe sooner.. She still have her Delaware plates but lived her for 9 years. NYC is for tourists, the elites, struggling families and illegals. The end.

[@DRAGNET-pn5vf]

CONGRATULATIONS ON MOVING OUT. IF U MOVE TO A RED STATE DON'T VOTE BLUE!! PRESIDENT TRUMP 2024 TO PUT AMERICANS FIRST!!🇺🇲❤️👍

[@hsharry8825]

@@NinjaAminga sunny Florida, thanks for asking

[@Cosette336]

I spent my entire life in nyc. My family has been there for 5 generations. I never thought I’d leave but I finally had enough and got out of there. Best decision ever.

[@RKnig-ty6dw]

That’s so sad. I’ve never been to any part of NY so I’m trying to understand. This is just happening in NYC, right? Not like upstate NY, smaller towns or suburbs, correct?

[@garykeith1048]

@@RKnig-ty6dw It is happening in upstate NY. No jobs in Binghamton or Syracuse. Both cities are economic deserts with no opportunities for young families or single people to make a decent living. I left Syracuse, NY after 6 months in 1978. Never again.

[@ninameyer5960]

So sad I hope you come and visit!

[@mikehurt3290]

I was born in NYC and we moved away in the 90s when I was 6, sometimes I wondered what my life be like if we stayed but watching all these videos I'm so damn glad we got out of New York

[@ToddClemmer]

Just wherever you go don't vote

[@davidhunternyc1]

The fact is, the MTA will do nothing to improve the subway. They've always cried poor. Back in the 90s they got a $100 million federal grant to replace all subway trains with modern ones. The MTA bought… two... and that's it. Additionally, the MTA will NOT open their books! Let's see how much waste and corruption is going on inside the MTA!

[@onthasly2806]

When a state agency like the MTA keeps two separate books they cannot claim there's a theft of services when fare evasion happens. The biggest thieves don't like competition.

[@XanderShiller]

You ever seen "CopLand" (deniro Stallone etc) it was about the corruption of transit cops and what allowed for a few criminals to control NY/NJ transit. It's actually VERY good.

[@Devinity97]

they are also trying to sue westfield over the fulton center due to MTA's own fuck ups

[@cielisemotionaltravels]

I'm european and it's the first think I've Seen about NYC an old subway structure...

[@dingdongdickweed6288]

@@cielisemotionaltravels The NYC subway system dates back to 1904, only two years younger than the Paris Metro.

[@ThePlains267]

Cash you deserve an award for outstanding journalism. Bravo!

[@jooei2810]

He sure does!

[@SheilaLJones]

Definitely!!

[@ennuiblue4295]

The MSM probably hates him, he won't be getting an award anytime soon 🏆

[@paulsuprono7225]

DOUBLE BRAVO . . . 👍

[@ThePlains267]

@@ennuiblue4295 There is no "MSM" hate -- figment of your imagination. His work is admirable from any perspective, and he uses different tools and different mediums. Absurd!

[@rockymountainlockpicker9606]

NY has lost its place as a tourist destination as well. Nobody wants to go there and deal with the BS anymore

[@RichFernandez908]

Lol just speak for yourself. People still go and have a good time. It’s not grand theft auto over there. It’s bad but unfortunately people can visit and not be aware of the madness going on.

[@SATANTHEGREATx]

@@RichFernandez908this is only the beginning. Wait a few more years…

[@OctavioGaitan]

I still have my "I ❤️ NY" oversized coffee mug. I feel like breaking it, but since I paid for it, I just won't.

[@dohdoh2430]

@@OctavioGaitan lol

[@DroneStrike1776]

I live 3.5 hours from NYC, I haven't been there in ages. 3.5 hours is just a short day drive, really nothing when I used to drive 1hr to work. I'm 1 hour from Boston and I won't even visit there either. The deep blue major cities is too chaotic.

[@alightinthehorror1445]

Told my kids this ten years ago, and that's why their father and I decided to move. Now that they are adults and see that all their friends who have families now are still in NY struggling, they are happy we did.

[@ThePoipoiMan]

After closing my kids school, made them transfer to an overcrowded class in another school, so they can shelter migrants. They asked my wife to volunteer to help migrants. We are also planing to quit NYC.

[@zacharym167]

I love upstate ny I hate lower state ny sadly the government runs on lower state and they hate the family voter base and the people who want to survive on there own. so they will try to force you to move into a city and be stuck in a system of dependency. SPLIT NY✊✊!! If we split this we will have a system like pa where I will split 50/50 so no this is not to turn the state red but it is to make another state of common sense and cooperation which it needs for people out side of city and places outside of lower state to survive. SPLIT NY ✊✊!! It can happen and will happen if we just wake up and rise SPLIT NY✊✊!!

[@DerekThomasLirio]

Unfortunately, you're late to leave and most of the conservative states have become pretty full with those fleeing states like California, New York, and other far left states that are being run into the ground by democrats. That's not a partisan point, just a fact.

[@SICMICKSIC6]

​@CharitysClarity it is on purpose. Our country is being deliberately destroyed.

[@rebel4721]

Who did you vote for? Asking for research purposes.

[@DerekThomasLirio]

@@rebel4721 I voted DeSantis for governor and Trump for president. Will repeat those votes next election.

[@ld8151]

I've always found it unsettling how Congress can agree on a budget of Billions in days to help foreign countries but yet struggles to financially fund resources and services to help its own citizens.

[@Wyrrian]

Simple, every domestic issue you solve is one less issue you can use to get re-elected.

[@zzzz-sf5lr]

They have failed.

[@Bozebo]

Need to pressure their own people via artificial scarcity to force them to be prodoctive for their betters' benefit.

[@JoeVinson]

They hate us. Wake up.

[@professorlib]

Democrats just passed a trillion dollar infrastructure bill. Ask republicans why they spent more on war than on infrastructure. And money sent to other countries is a way to keep us out of war.

[@MRK-vd4fs]

makes no sense to live in a state run by criminals

[@prim.an.propher1505]

It makes perfect sense, all municipalities are ran by criminals

[@antonhillberg9578]

The word you're lookimg for is: 'democrat'

[@annademo]

They cut money for kids and police but they can hand out $1,000 a month plus free hotel housing to ILLEGAL ALIENS. It is a thug-o-cracy.

[@junicohen7918]

​@@antonhillberg9578they said criminals.

[@alightinthehorror1445]

That's every state

[@jensjensen3436]

Visited New York several times the last 30 years but have no interest to go there again because you can tell the people are miserable and desperate for tips to survive as workers in that city. This financial stress makes them agressive and not the type of people you want to be around on a holiday

[@garykeith1048]

You should see the strip clubs in the 80' and 90's Every hustle and artifice known to man to flatten your wallet. One visit in 1980 was enough for me.

[@lisap4251]

I was walking down the street in Greenwich Village today 3/28/2024 and the garbage is all over the street, the rats are having a field day

[@clairehebert2135]

That's just disgusting

[@roseandra1]

Betcha you miss Rudy by now, huh

[@Wiseman478]

Yea there coming to nj now the rents are raising over 🙄 😒 great just great a studio used to be $1100 to rent now it's literally become $1900 1 bedroom used to be $1500 now the $2700

[@Wiseman478]

​@roseandra1 yes I miss him 😢 😔

[@MrGchiasson]

When you say, "rats"... I assume you mean..four legged vermin.

[@CoachCee]

For those of us who grew up as a part of families and communities in NYC in the 90's and other decades after that, the NYC of modern times is unrecognizable.

[@theprincess222]

It’s heartbreaking growing up & realizing the city isn’t the same, you can’t afford to live here like your parents & grandparents even though you are more educated because things are ridiculously expensive.

[@aurorajones8481]

Escape from NY, and Escape from LA... who knew those movies were just previews for the future...Kurt Russel should do a new set of movies poking serious irony.

[@joefer5360]

@_Cheffs No more 50 cent butter rolls with jelly or quarter drinks. A Mr. Softee Cone is $5.

[@MrGchiasson]

1960..Brooklyn.. My brother and I walked to school on Hamilton Rd. I was in kindergarten. Mother took across across a bridge to NYC and shop at Bloomingdales. It was magical. Well...that's gone.

[@manormyth]

It’s irresponsible be raise children in NYC nowadays

[@SignatureStagers]

Bro you went from showcasing weird hard to get designer apartments in NYC to reporting on the apocalypse from a real-estate "point de vu". Love it. Go Cash!

[@scottmckinney6328]

It's because the cracks in the facade are too numerous and beginning to show everywhere. I can't think of more than a couple of channels that I've watched over the years, doesn't matter the type of content. The channels used to be about games, movies, travel, food, cars, stuff like that. But, the WEF puppets don't want people to have any of that good stuff anymore and regular people are noticing. That's why the WEF puppets are ramming the censorship laws down so quickly. It's still destined to fail though.

[@scottmckinney6328]

Almost all channels have become politicized in one way or another over the years.

[@jamesfarley8356]

Agreed but I would still like to see some more of his real estate hunt / family travel videos as a balance to the gloom & doom of NYC 🤔😉😎

[@sarasotarebel2445]

It's quite amusing to imagine Cash showing off designer apartments with the background of a city on fire.

[@SignatureStagers]

@@sarasotarebel2445 lol

[@tomstevens8243]

Kudos to you Cash. I love your journalism style brother! Keep doing what you're doing. It's needed.

[@AnonymousSquirrel123]

*I was born and raised in NYC, and fled for good in 1983. When it became safe (for a brief respite - it seems NY doesn't like anything but high crime, rent, food, and no future prospects), I visited a few times, but it was obvious that the underlying issue - blatant, **_rampant_** government corruption - was still in obvious control. I will never even visit NYC again. They can keep it! I've lived in the Midwest for 40-odd years now, and cannot believe I didn't move sooner. I can defend myself (which is and has **_always_** been illegal in NYC!) with my Constitutional Carry firearm, I can get any job I'm qualified for, and my State doesn't spend it's time planning my demise. My mortgage is less than I pay for food - try that in a Blue State!*

[@Jesse-gr2xo]

Sounds great, where is that please?

[@mariejones2669]

NYC IS VERY SCARY & IT STINKS OF MANY SMELLS

[@haigansmith4081]

I stay away from NYC and can’t imagine why anyone would want to live there. Some of my best friends are deer, turkeys and bald eagles!

[@SuperLady-x5m]

You cN run but u can't hide

[@AnonymousSquirrel123]

@@Jesse-gr2xo *Missouri. C'mon down!*

[@TRUEC4N4DI4N]

The City of New York is more concerned to house, feed, provide health and dental care, transportation and education to illegal immigrants than to help its own citizens. “Immigrants first, Americans last.” That should be New York’s motto!

[@artphotognh]

Actually, the last part should be "American taxpayers get NOTHING AT ALL!"

[@devo076]

It's the Democrat motto, unfortunately.

[@TRUENORTHER93]

john carpenters escape from new york will be a documentary in 20 years!!!

[@hottew_twat3963]

same here in Massachusetts

[@pearbear4852]

It’s not just a nyc problem

[@randyquinn922]

I’ve told my kids “the only time you can live in New York City is when you are young and poor or old and rich. Not in between.”

[@MikeySmithJones]

So true.

[@Trehlas]

You should change that to "the only time you can live in NYC is never, go live somewhere nice that isn't a shithole."

[@KRYMauL]

What about young and rich i.e. FIRE?

[@gmwilliamsful]

No, the only time to live in New York is when you are a MULTIMILLIONAIRE all your life.

[@vitameatavegamin4236]

Absolutely correct!

[@Celisar1]

I have never been to New York but even for me it is very sad to see a once grand city that was a symbol of America‘s history and power to fall into decay.

[@jamesjohnson1050]

This is nothing new. One of the former pastors at my church said that when you have one kid, you move to Brooklyn. When you have one or two more, you move to New Jersey.

[@applejellypucci]

I guess this is true.

[@DilettanteDon]

NJ respectfully declines. Kindly stay on your side of the river.

[@JudgeConviction]

@@DilettanteDon This is such a NJ thing to say. Annoying, selfish, and completely stupid.

[@AVNetworkGuy]

I know a few who did exactly that

[@kahluaqueen]

Facts!! That’s the formula

[@IamLegendaryguy1998]

Blame Mayor Adams and governor Kathy for failing to do their job properly correctly

[@roseandra1]

Do better…. Vote Them Out!!! Quit voting for greedy scumbags!! Do Not Lay Down and Comply!! Get Mad NYC!!!

[@WeenieGOATJr]

There’s no accountability anymore, just corruption at the highest level.

[@Username18981]

Mayor's and governors have been failing long before them. Last mayor to do anything for NYC was Giuliani 🤣

[@MrFrankqu58]

Also blame Damn Biden for this, as Resident of the USA!

[@Ziggyhere57]

I’m blaming all govern

[@rhays615]

I love that I never see sponsored ads on this channel. It tells me that you are free to speak the truth as you see it. It’s time for an in-depth independent docu-series on the past, present, and future of the situation in New York. A lot of what you report is specific to NYC, but many cities are facing the same income inequality issues that are choking the middle, and working class. Great reporting, again!

[@lindasmith3978]

prayers for NYC. Cash Jordan, you are a voice of reason. This reminds me of this movie from the 70s, "Soylent Green". Prayers for wisdom and joy and safety and more family-friendly energies to permeate NYC.

[@KakarotGamingXP]

One carton of eggs is almost $12 Milk almost $9 4 pieces of bread $7 And the list goes on and on...NY is doomed no matter how we vote

[@chance0marasso]

Its that attitude that keeps cities a cesspool in America. Stop voting blue.

[@moosky7344]

Demand pushes prices up and inflation, so goods don't run out, all they have is to keep raising prices. There's too many people and more people arriving pushing things over the edge, can't people work that out, it's a capitalists dream more profitable for them

[@rayanmakarem4327]

Wtf

[@denisedavis9908]

Looks like the prices of groceries in remote villages in Alaska

[@pdjinne65]

Damn... that's insane.

[@harranczyk2572]

The NYC starts to look like Gotham City from Joker (2019)

[@Beach_Dave]

Gotham City with no Batman...lol!

[@LeftyPencil]

IIRC Gotham in an east coast state Close enough

[@tedoneilclark4710]

Let us know when you see the batmobile 😂

[@harranczyk2572]

@@tedoneilclark4710 more likely to see rioters in clown masks

[@nowaynohow1275]

Escape From New York! Great movie

[@the5THofNOV]

The part most people don't realize is, PRICES WILL NEVER GO BACK DOWN. INFLATION MAY STOP BUT WON'T DROP

[@zzzz-sf5lr]

If 1% of this country got pissed off enough they could make changes. But in this instance it could be half the country your in deep shit. That is 150 plus million people...

[@fernyv4368]

I think your right... they like the new big money they got...

[@randomuserame]

This. What they do is they say prices wont go up "again" while they permit buying power to climb..... but only back up to the roughly 7 & 1/2 dollars that it's been for nearly the entirety of the last 50+ years (there was that one time in 2008 where it went to 9+). BUYING POWER is what they're controlling. They can raise wages all they want. If during your entire life, minimum wage only buys 7 bucks of goods, then you haven't gotten a wage increase. We are STAGFLATING as AI/Automation is keeping unemployment high while rates are also high and buying power is so low.

[@timothysaye5535]

Hey Bidenomics is really working well, ha!!

[@Chris-m2o1s]

Thats likely true, unless terrorists blow the place up. Scary!

[@Necropheliac]

Your grocery prices are rising to pay for all the thefts that these stores have been experiencing in recent years. When the store runs at a loss, they raise prices to compensate for losses.

[@DanielByrnes-t6v]

It was prophecy my wife and I left NYC 7 years ago, thank the lord.

[@wrongthinker350]

I honestly can't understand why anybody would want to be in New York.

[@kianna270]

It’s not for everyone, that’s for sure.

[@Puffferfishz699]

It's really cool to visit

[@gj3514]

Some people love to watch the world burn.

[@JesusFollower596]

@@Puffferfishz699it’s not even a cool visit smh 🤦

[@Catlover1842]

Free everything!!

[@annademo]

$300,000 a year to afford daycare? That's absurd.

[@mikkojaatinen4508]

It's just for one kid, Zelenzky. And for one day only.

[@Dealwit20]

​@@mikkojaatinen4508Don't pay. Simple at this point. Everyone needs to stop following the rules.

[@sammshall-dl6gp]

Stay home and raise your own kids, or don't have them

[@auraguard0212]

That's just $300k to have childcare ON TOP OF everything else.

[@sanblackard]

Ive been following you for a few years now. I LOVE you! I started watching you when my daughter started talking about moving there. I was obsessed with your NYC apartment videos. even back then, it was expensive! anyway, you went from that to now - talking about how HORRIBLE NYC has gotten (expensive, crime, filthy, politics). why are you still there ? you have a beautiful family!! RUN ! unfortunately my daughter moved to NYC 3 months ago. Still there . Fortunately, she is thinking she might have made a mistake ...

[@snackskassian8565]

Cash should be winning journalist awards for his reporting.

[@phoenix5054]

Louis Rossman paved the way though.

[@gj3514]

It's for the best. No kid deserves to be in danger because of the uncontrolled crime and immigration.

[@idoitforchina]

Not to mention the lack of high quality public school education….

[@alexjayschimel]

I’ve been hanging out on ward island for years and theres an immigrant camp there now. It’s not more dangerous because there’s an enormous number of police and cop cars now! The city may be corrupt, but that means the police will be some of the last citizens with work. Kids deserve a real community.

[@weishi5286]

The void will be filled by the millions of migrant children flooding the city in the next decade or so

[@alooga555]

You mean "invasion."

[@SigFigNewton]

It’s cars, actually. Leading cause of death of underage Americans is our addiction to vehicles.

[@bigcloutfrom63rd80]

I moved INTO NYC two years ago and I regret it, this city is so expensive for no reason… the streets are dirty, high taxes for no reason….

[@the_inquisitive_inquisitor]

What did you expect?

[@jonathonbang3186]

Reason is corruption.

[@Already100]

Well, why are you still staying there?🤷‍♂️😝

[@istvanpraha]

@@Already100housing bubble everywhere is preventing people in most places moving. Not just NYC

[@Jimmy-yq5kg]

@@istvanpraha I call BS, The cost of rent for a 600sq ft apartment is more than a mortgage and taxes on a 300K home. If you can survive at those prices, no bubble is going to hold you back!

[@passthatcouture]

the average $16000/yr for daycare is underestimated in the city. In Queens, it was $2400/month = $28,000/yr in 2022. I’m sure it’s even higher now

[@MVK_GS]

Recently, a New York City "influencer" who was allegedly one of the women punched in the face stated in a video that she felt that getting punched in the face is like a rite of passage for being a New Yorker and that she was not going to let the experience make her move from New York. These are the people who vote for the policies that make NYC what it is today. Ultimately, that is why New York City is so horrible.

[@DoomFinger511]

What a stupid thing for her to say. I lived in NYC for 20 years (moved out last month) and never in my life got punched, attacked, or threatened. The only right of passage is maybe having a homeless person ask you for money.

[@trident2020]

That "influencer" is absolutely crazy, she has to be. To think that she considers being sucker punched in the face by a stranger is a rite of passage to live in NYC is be totally nuts! I was born and raised in New York (Bronx to be exact) and never experienced anything even close to that while I was growing up, attended public schools, worked in Midtown Manhattan and used the subways daily. I enjoyed roaming around the city on Saturdays going to restaurants, to the movies, museums, old record stores & used book stores back when the city had tons of used book and vinyl record stores to explore. That was in the 1960s-mid 1990s. I moved out in 1996 because I couldn't afford living there anymore as a single person who didn't want to live with roommates. I'm much happier where I am now and don't regret leaving NYC, especially as it exists now. That dumb lady influencer is part of the problem. People like her are willing to tolerate horrible rampant crime even when she becomes a victim of it, and voting in corrupt politicians who continue to downplay and ignore the dangers of living in the big city. She calls it a rite of passage...well I wish her luck, she's gonna need lots of it. Me...life is too short and there are plenty of other places to live and be safe in and enjoy life. New York has long ago ceased being such a place.

[@savagesweetheart90]

Well, everyone warned her so whatever happens to her in the future, she can't complain about it. Stupid people will never learn.

[@lamarcutts2511]

Saw The Clip You're Talking About. These Young People Have Lost It😂😂😂😂

[@interstellarconundrum4774]

One woman had her jaw broken by a thug punch, and he was released right after the assault that was called a misdemeanor, no bail. A broken jaw is now a misdemeanor instead of a felony battery. That is when civilization ends.

[@josiepkat]

Since 2000 the city has been wanting ONLY TRANSIENT PEOPLE. This is not new or news to anyone who lives here. They want people who stay 2-3 years and leave. This keeps apartment prices soaring and no one really voting or having a vested interest in life here. That's great for politicians who don't WANT to have to answer to ANYONE but themselves. Financially it's great for them. Tenants right groups, for example, are told you need community and a GROUP to fight the system. Whether you agree with the whole tenants rights issue or not doesn't matter - it just shows what the upside for them is in creating a transient way of life where no one has any power or say in their neighborhoods. This is how they want it to be all over America - "you will own nothing and be happy."

[@rayhendel4832]

Born, raised & educated in NY metro public schools & SUNY. After working for a year in my professional field, I moved to the mid-west for better opportunities. Every time I visited NYC, I felt like I was visiting Gotham. Then Rudy cleaned it up and I was proud of NYC when I visited. From what I see now, it has retro-graded back to the 80s. Very sad.

[@zacharym167]

I love upstate ny I hate lower state ny sadly the government runs on lower state and they hate the family voter base and the people who want to survive on there own. so they will try to force you to move into a city and be stuck in a system of dependency. SPLIT NY✊✊!! If we split this we will have a system like pa where I will split 50/50 so no this is not to turn the state red but it is to make another state of common sense and cooperation which it needs for people out side of city and places outside of lower state to survive. SPLIT NY ✊✊!! It can happen and will happen if we just wake up and rise SPLIT NY✊✊!!

[@DoomFinger511]

It's even worse then during the time before Rudy. At least back then you could afford to live in NYC. Now it's becoming just as dangerous and trashy as back then, but is more expensive then ever on top of it.

[@KellyODo]

No it hasn’t. It’s nothing like it was in the ‘80s.

[@RabbitReturn]

@@zacharym167 There is quite a list of states when the sane want to divorce from the urban areas. Downstate Illinois, Upstate NY, eastern Oregon and even many parts of California. People who don't understand where food comes from are electing representatives who don't understand basic economics.

[@compugasm]

_Born, raised & educated in NY metro public schools & SUNY_ Oh, sorry about that.

[@miked5728]

I took my family there in 2003 for vacation. We all agreed - once was enough, never going back again.

[@falsehero2001]

Start spreading the news I’m leaving this place I want to be as far from it New York, New York

[@fabutrash]

It's too late for NYC. The scale has been tipped. No coming back for this hell hole.

[@heaven-is-real]

(escape from new york) some do not make it out alive

[@ebayerr]

Yup yup. It's reached critical mass now and it's unmanageable.

[@susanma3483]

Trump 2024 it will.

[@miniaddict4534]

NYC has survived for decades without you, and it’ll keep going long after we’re gone.

[@mxecho]

live in PA work in NYC can pay all my bills and expenses in a few days. Within an hour commute from nyc you could own an apartment building for 7gs a month in NJ or PA. Theres no need/way to live in NYC & enjoy it (without millions)

[@NeverlandSystemAngel]

And they keep voting for the same people that push the same policies... it's self-inflicted foolishness.

[@plantlove5257]

Gullible liberals

[@swayzieandchinita]

The problem is people still want to be in NYC even as it crumbles. They think there is nothing out there that is better. Let them stay and keep voting themselves into oblivion.

[@jackjines3461]

I never in my life even wanted to visit NY. They're just a bunch of trapped rats in concrete but think they got it going on. They are clueless to the good, clean,God fearing, moral, family oriented country life.

[@SueB-r4g]

Wow so heart breaking for so many ! Most cities are becoming waste lands ,empty buildings ,stores closing , homeless every where . Few can afford to rent any where !

[@billyoung8118]

So apparently you've seen downtown Denver recently

[@SueB-r4g]

@@billyoung8118 sorry no i havent .but it seems so many city are facing this problem .Im in Canada and we are seeing this here also .

[@MikeySmithJones]

Correction, most liberal cities.

[@davinasampson6557]

​@@SueB-r4gKeep voting for that good ole demwit. They just love ruining Cities.

[@garymartin9777]

"Escape from New York" isn't a dystopian drama movie --- it's a reality show.

[@roxmattern60]

The difference is it's going on in every big BLUE cities

[@adiamond563]

the sequel to Escape from tarkov

[@LadyOrion2012]

I was born and raised in NYC. One of the hardest things i ever had to do was leave NYC back in the 90's. I did not want to get into a relationship that led to marriage, kids and end up raising the kids in NY because of the possibility of a future spouse not wanting to leave. So, while still single with no kids, I left everything behind...family, friends etc. and joined the Air Force. Because of that decision my quality of life, in every area, improved significantly. I was able to travel more, lived in Europe for 2 years, was able to purchase multiple homes over the decades. More importantly, once married and with kids, i was able to provide an amazing upbringing for my kids in a state filled with plenty of gorgeous burbs, towns, and midsize cities..filled with amenities...museums, aquariums, theaters, performance venues, parks, restaurants, theme parks, fishing, jet skiing, snow skiing, beaches, beautiful recreation centers with swimming pools, hot tubs and all kinds of recreation for families, RVing, yearly vacations, so on and we were able to AFFORD ALL OF IT precisely because WE DID NOT live in NYC and the places were we did live were significantly cheaper than NY. When i think back I am still surprised at how I went from being completely broke in NYC at 24 to living in mid to upscale neighborhoods within a matter of 6 years. Frank Sinatra had the song backwards should be "...if you can't make it there, you will definitely make it just about anywhere else, so its up to- you- to -LEAVE- New Yorrrk"

[@ritatharp5238]

Thank YOU Cash from the heart ❤️ of Illinois USA 🇺🇸

[@theparrotrescuer3042]

I lived in the city in the 70's when it was fun..I'd never return to the city today...Cash..from accountant to real estate agent ...you have become a first class journalist..keep up the excellent work. without taking one class...my #1 video everytime you post..keep up the awesome work.

[@DronesDoneRight-zg3lk]

This is what happens after one party rule takes over after a period of time. That is why every once in a while you need to vote someone in from the other party.

[@BikeHelmetMk2]

You nailed it. Corruption is a festering problem. People on both sides just don't see the other side's point of view, and do things in a certain way because that's just how you do it. It's logical, right? But it isn't logical, because you can't see the other point of view, so open up big gaping holes that cause major problems in the long term. Look at resource and industry rich Louisana on the Republican side, and New York and California on the Democrat side. Many problems. Better to be a state that flip flops (has balance), or one that prioritizes policies that are traditionally the opposite side, while implementing them in your own way. A great example of that is actually up in Canada - Alberta. It's a Conservative (right-leaning) stronghold, highly values the trades and industry, but also loves to get things done for the people. Edmonton and Calgary are top rated cities in Canada. Amazing transit networks, booming construction leading to affordable housing, great universities, best in class healthcare in Canada, some of the best crime and traffic accident safety, etc; back in 2013 Edmonton ditched their parking requirements and opened up zoning, and they've had a flood of duplexes and densifying that have not led to any degradation in the community. They permit stuff in 90 days there - so efficient. People thought two single family homes being replaced by a 4 story apartment building would destroy their community, but instead it's bringing in new families that can't afford the other provinces, and revitalizing areas. Now that locals have experienced it, they like not having a huge bureaucratic mess. It's a breath of fresh air when you're just trying to live life.

[@news2383]

Ya really, Massachusetts is basically blue as can be, but they vote in Republican governors every once in a while just to keep corruption down. Massachusetts works for the most part unlike basically every other blue state.

[@hohenzollern6025]

Plano Texas has had one party rule for a hundred years.... It has none of these issues. It is a very nice place to live. Perhaps it isnt one party rule, but instead one particular party having power... Ya think, maybe? It's only one party that ends this way. The other actually governs well.

[@Deedz1924]

In the 70s when NYC was run by conservatives, business owners and landlords were burning down their properties for insurance checks. My parents have childhood photos in front of ruins in the middle of the Bronx.

[@DronesDoneRight-zg3lk]

@@hohenzollern6025 both parties have corrupt politicians who are in it for themselves. Perhaps no one in your area has been bought out yet.

[@IrresplendentM]

I used to live on LI and would frequent the city pretty often, but after moving to upstate, it's odd watching these videos. I still have friends and some family around there, but it's like looking at a train crash from the outside. Always appreciate your reporting and the style that you do it with.

[@truthteller5521]

Why’d you move from LI to upstate?

[@IrresplendentM]

@@truthteller5521 In short, I'd finally graduated from college and out of the 100 jobs I'd applied to, one of the 3 that got back to me was located upstate, so I uprooted and gave it my best shot. Sure do miss the Bagels and Pizza on the island, but being able to live a bit more comfortably won me over.

[@Comm0ut]

@@truthteller5521 Upstate is beautiful, has less traffic by far and much more room. Still expensive compared to other states but not a bad deal by east coast standards. Upstate was where the NYC wealthy had their summer estates since the 1800s to escape the crowding, smog and crime of the city. It's a different better world like rural parts of any other state in the Northeast.

[@cynthiabiel7714]

@@IrresplendentM Where Upstate would you recommend?

[@IrresplendentM]

@@cynthiabiel7714 I enjoy the Rochester area, but not in the city, but the surrounding areas are really nice. It's also very pretty to just come visit, the drive is a little long though, haha

[@AliyevRashid]

We need someone like you to talk about California

[@FarmerC.J.]

Jeremiah babe has covered a lot of CA here on YT

[@stephb7702]

It’s crazy how fast governments can destroy cities

[@arlenbell4376]

It’s their specialty

[@scottdorsey8220]

They get in the way of the free market.

[@lovegansaw]

Democrat government

[@1jackvalley580]

Governments are just people that WE HAVE ELECTED 💩

[@Already100]

What about the citizens that sit back and do nothing about it?🤷‍♂️🤡🌎🥳

[@JustaNobody-j8x]

Trying to buy anything in NYC feels like a wallet’s worst nightmare on repeat.

[@kianna270]

Ain’t that true lolll 😅 just getting a coffee for my sis and mom is like a $25 endeavor already.

[@gammafrost]

@@kianna270wtf!!!??? That’s insane. I always said I wanted to actually explore New York but now I’m not sure.

[@marisadalfonso6956]

Omg I kno

[@kianna270]

@@gammafrostit depends where you go but my fam is picky about their coffee 😅 most places tho an espresso drink is going to be $7-8.. you can definitely find cheaper though. (To be fair, it’s almost never bad coffee). You can spend a lot easily, but you can also eat on a budget there for sure. I got a whole platter of chicken shawarma the other day for $10 and it was enough for 2 days. But I could also go to a place where a pasta is $30. Just gotta be smart, but it is very expensive.

[@TheJugster1]

Good charge them , 30 instead of 15 , tax them 30 percent soon nyc will be padlocked, hey you guys ask for it ,

[@shaineire]

The honesty in your reporting is so refreshing. I have lived in NYC for 15 years, used to love it, even with its problems. Now, I go from my apartment to work and back and that's it. Living here is becoming unbearable. I'm working on my exit plan, early retirement overseas.

[@tarey05]

Better hurry!

[@von1glik]

How about rural us? Overseas don't want Americans.

[@SapperUSMC]

Stop voting democrat and everything will improve! 🇺🇲

[@x8jason8x]

@@von1glik LOL! Yes they do... we have money, the sane ones are the people leaving. Rural U.S. still has to deal with our criminal government.

[@ennuiblue4295]

​@@von1glik not all Americans are the same, it's a massive country

[@MyUpMost4God]

Wow, I learn so much from watching your posts. I had no idea of any of this. This is necessary information in order to plan for the future in NY..Geez, your posts are like looking behind the curtain, like in the Wizard of Oz…. Auntie Em, we’re not in NY any more….😞 Excellent content. Please keep posting.

[@StrangeHistoryX]

My entire family was born in NYC. It is my hometown. Politicians have destroyed it. It’s like living in a strange nightmare now. Avoid NYC. It’s all over. Sadly.

[@bespokearms]

I am sorry that your birth place is now a hostile foreign government to America.

[@DamienSullivan-hw4lq]

Democrat Politicians have destroyed NYC .

[@nesq4104]

You mean Caucasian invaders destroyed nyc

[@dingdongdickweed6288]

LOL You must be too young to remember the 70s. This is nothing. Stop whining.

[@dingdongdickweed6288]

@@bespokearms That's the dumbest shit I ever heard, bro. Stay in your suburb.

[@TheGamerZapocalypse]

"YOU WILL OWN NOTHING AND BE HAPPY..." Klaus Schwab

[@AngiO-f1s]

And it's like no one gives a damn.....WEF aren't hiding their agenda!! People need to wake up

[@AngiO-f1s]

And no one seems to care. WEF aren't hiding their agenda.... people need to wake up!!

[@lisapalmer4725]

More like, Barbie Klaus

[@SuperLady-x5m]

Tool of agenda 2030

[@TenFalconsMusic]

Illegal immigrant families (with a little side hustle) will be living large. Free money Rent subsidies Free food Free healthcare Free schooling Free daycare Free attorneys Free transportation Free, free, free...

[@GabrielleTollerson]

exactly

[@keeper6458]

And Iphones

[@yvonneconte3040]

No taxes on their side hustle

[@elkillerx]

Yup I agree. Even if they are able to get work permits.. Many of them will be working minimum wage jobs while still collecting food stamps and section 8 housing.. NYC is not a cheap place to live. They will become another burden on the city's welfare program.

[@RighteousSheepProductions]

free free free, the immigrants must have liberty mutual!!!!! doug and emot must be making a lot of money, dougs going to get that helicopter.

[@Juggerrnautt]

Ny native here and this dude isn’t lying. Bought land in the south and I’m getting tf out of here and I won’t miss it 😂😂😂

[@chickenbird69]

NYC needs a new mayor. What a hot mess. 😢

[@JoeyJoJoJr0]

A single person isn't going to fix this shitshow; they need to clean house!

[@gj3514]

@@JoeyJoJoJr0 it's liberal infested. Nothing will change. It's joever.

[@AlphaOmega-n7u]

And, who do you think the mayor works for? The Mayor is just following orders.

[@Joefragc]

NYC needs new judges, district attorneys and representatives. But I doubt that’ll happen.

[@GailUrge-vq6qn]

Yep, sooner or later NYC is going to look like a hot steamer.

[@pineapplegamer6986]

You should make a video on the squatter crisis. You’re a realtor as well you could probably give one of the best analysis of this situation

[@ROBERTLEWIS-d4e]

Thank you CASH JORDAN. I've been enjoying your videos since i started watching them 2 yrs ago. I rate this one as one of your top best, comprehensive and informative. I'm 69 yrs old, live in Queens, retired teacher. Currently work security to survive - and it ain't much! NEW YORK CITY HAS GONE TO HELL! Everything is worse, more aggravating, more frustrating. PRICES HAVE SOARED! And the downward trend continues unabated. I share your videos because they are that well done and informative. Please continue to inform the public. And one of your top sells is you're walking through the city giving us that essential "man on the street" point of view....

[@halstonmann8676]

Facts over feelings. Keep up the great work CJ.👍

[@randomvariable1836]

I worked all over NYC for 25 years. Been there over ~7000 times. Never want to go again.

[@Chris-m2o1s]

NYC is a nice place to live because its got a cultural life!

[@garykeith1048]

@@Chris-m2o1s What good is it if you're broke paying for rent and child care? Only rich foreigners have the money to enjoy the cultural life. I live near Scranton, PA and you can go to the Masonic Temple and see Broadway plays for a lot less money and you don't have to pay $100 hr to park your car or risk being assaulted by a young drug-addicted punk.

[@Religious_man]

@@Chris-m2o1s Shut up, bot.

[@LowMayne]

yh right lol

[@tadroid3858]

My Dad worked an office job in NYC back in the 60s & 70s while we grew up in Princeton, NJ. All of his coworkers commuted from NJ, CT or Long Island. It was unaffordable back then.

[@susanfaulkner2304]

Passaic,N.J. was BAD in the 70's. We left Jersey in '77.

[@someguy9301]

Exactly, most people commute into Manhattan by train.

[@michaelxz1305]

@@susanfaulkner2304 well on the bright side, there were some killer Grateful Dead shows there in the 70s. (Capitol Theatre)

[@slikkrikk9487]

It was very affordable then. White folks just ran for the hills, or Jersey, CT or Long Island when they saw us 🖤🖤🇵🇷🇵🇷 coming.

[@unknowntreasures8849]

I moved out years ago and currently my girlfriend who Ive known since 5th grade is living there. Moving her here and bringing her home to me has become my biggest motivation to save up and become the best version of myself that I can for her. The things she tells me she has to experience while living there are just insane and I wouldn’t wish them on my worst enemy.

[@Azav312]

" She has to experience "..... hahaha boy you don't even see it.

[@unknowntreasures8849]

@Azav312 No, I do not see it, want to enlighten me so I can laugh along? I’m guessing neither you nor any of your loved ones have ever had to experience walking over piles of used needles and everything else that comes with living in NYC.

[@ebayerr]

Where did you move to and if it's been "years ago", shouldn't she have already moved there with you?

[@unknowntreasures8849]

@ebayerr @ebayerr New Jersey and because we were still kids back then obviously. Now we are somewhat grown and I have a way of actually providing with my job. I moved when I was around 15-16 so like 6-7 years ago. Hope that answers your questions.

[@Cassius3745]

Why does yr comment make no sense

[@Tfichtenbaum]

I grew up in Manhattan born and raised ..from 1988-2015 about 25 years it wasnt this bad ..I feel so sad what is happening to the city I love

[@victorc.9072]

Massachusetts is doing the same. $2k-$3k for a tiny apartment. Most expensive child care in the US, expensive groceries, gas, utilities, and taxes up the wazoo.

[@gabeswitala2292]

I grew up in a single parent household in 80s/90s. Child care was a minimal expense for my mother. What changed? It all began with head start. My mom had other parents in the neighborhood, teenagers to baby sit, and on rare occasion aunts, uncles, and grandparents to help out.

[@katherinebrodie3371]

We are hiring in Nevada.

[@robertmatthews2009]

Those wazoo taxes are crushing.

[@leeleescraps]

All of Canada is insane to live now, especially Ontario. My daughter has to work two jobs 7 days a week to be able to pay rent & car payment. Her rent is one of the cheapest compared to other rentals. She will never be able to get a mortgage alone unless she has a significant other to share it. This new generation is totally screwed!

[@bondgabebond4907]

I and my family live in a nice 3 bedroom house with a big back yard and nice front yard. Cost is less than $1 grand a month. How can anyone justify living in the East Coast. I'd consider Arizona or New Mexico, or even Texas. California isn't bad despite the idiot we have for a governor.

[@shirley444]

Cash, I have been watching you for years and honestly you are truly speaking for the people. I love how you speak on things from a non partisan perspective. I’m so happy you brought up how the other boroughs outside of manhattan are transit deserts. So many people (especially the ones who move to manhattan) use nyc as a highlight of public transportation when they don’t see that it is flawed outside of manhattan. I lived in Brooklyn and getting to manhattan was a hassle as the buses in Brooklyn aren’t efficient and there’s not a lot of trains in Brooklyn to begin with it.

[@hughiedavies6069]

Its not just happening in NYC or America, its also happening in the UK and probably lots of countries

[@beddythecorgi4269]

It's a master plan by the WEF to benefit the elite ruling class.... you will own nothing and be happy. It's not We will own nothing and be happy.

[@mr.fuckyourfeelings5558]

True words. Greetings from Zürich Switzerland. It's a global thing.

[@NeonValleys]

​@@mr.fuckyourfeelings5558 Lmfao great jokes guys. "All over the world" "Global". You know that's not true right. It's just white countries. And it's on purpose.

[@Munchies2019]

New York is one of the best/worst examples of this phenomenon. Mostly because it's such a densely populated area and people mindlessly vote for the same corrupt people year after year. They know things are bad but aren't willing to change.

[@hollysmith1347]

Australia aswell. Massive housing crisis but record immigration. We don't have enough housing and nowhere enough being built. All new houses/apartments are small 2 bedrooms. Almost discouraging families. Also areas once not considered city areas. Are being gentrified and now considered city suburbs. As soon as they fix playgrounds and start planting trees I know the area is going up a pay bracket.

[@fdsfklnslnlknlkn8884]

We recently moved to NYC from another city and our cost of living literally tripled over night. Rent, childcare, groceries - everything here is insane. The cost of childcare for 1 toddler in our neighborhood is ~$3,500 - $8,000 a month (at the low end is is a normal daycare and at the high end, is for a private preschool + nanny). Our neighborhood bodega charges $5 for one (1) avocado and $15 for a half gallon of milk and a half dozen eggs.

[@Chris-m2o1s]

My friend lives in avacado growing country and theft is a major problem, her family now is giving them away because they dont want to get killed by the cartels. The cost is cheaper.

[@danvy9752]

y u moved?

[@darkrai2007]

Looks like NYC isnt going to be for anyone except the uber rich and even then they might not want to stay either. Crime is up, shops closing, cost of living skyrocketing, cost of housing is absolutely ridiculous and they keep cramming in people who dont have a foothold and unable to get a job due to the lack of work meaning they are more likely to commit crimes to live.

[@benallmark9671]

You have no idea what's ahead. She ain't gonna pretty. End days.

[@siegessaule]

Uber rich and a slave class on government assistance to serve them.

[@arkinner]

Not to mention the corrupt DA and judges in NY attack there political opponents and try to seize people's buildings and try to make them pay 450 million bonds over no crimes committed. More Businesses will be leaving too

[@ellismeah8110]

Sound like it's all planed

[@benallmark9671]

I see YT deleted another non threatening reply to a comment. Like WTF man

[@tarey05]

I wrote the these same comments about NYC over 3 years ago when trouble was brewing and commenters said I was crazy. Get out, Cash, while u can!

[@bgandjsco1]

When Giuliani ran NYC it was heaven on earth. This is THE DEMOCRATS IN ACTION

[@tiptondavid]

My daughter worked as a “product model” for several car companies and we were talking about meeting a husband! She said that guys who want to build families don’t come to a manhattan to find a wife. While on a “product familiarization assignment” driving BMW’s cars in Dallas, TX she met her husband, They married in 2016 and are expecting their fourth child this August! New York City is screwed, I’m afraid.

[@Chris-m2o1s]

Its true there are more women than men in NYC. Men are in short supply!

[@Person-mh6xq]

What's your point? If your daughter decided to have FOUR children, that's on her - along with all the expenses that go with it.

[@sb416]

@@Person-mh6xqthe population of the entire world is declining you new world order puppet. That’s what people are meant to do get married and have babies. I wouldn’t want my daughter to live in NYC ever it’s a pit of hell. Lots of money to make I guess though.

[@GinnyB8230]

Why 4 kids? 🐇 🐇🐇🐇

[@matthewjohnathanwarburton8342]

"Product model" for a car...how did she get that job?

[@georgebowman1060]

Child care in an allyway - what parent is dropping their kid there? That's quite worrying and disturbing.

[@neveser]

NY sounds so awesome right now. Leadership at its finest. Glad to see the utopia really does work.

[@abboudashkar3804]

You get what you vote for 😂

[@SigFigNewton]

The tuber is actively trying to highlight what he sees as problems.

[@dudeiplayhockey]

It's the same it's been for years. The only difference is douchebags like Cash Jordan have found they can make a buck peddling doom and gloom stories. And the only people who eat this up are people who live in rural Texas and Kentucky.

[@kathyyoung1774]

🤣😂😆

[@dudeiplayhockey]

Cash Jordan is deleting comments that call him out on his BS. What a fragile little man 😂😂

[@robertcuminale1212]

I was born in New York City in New York County of a family that came here from the Netherlands in 1627. It pains me to see what the city has become. My family left when I was 13. I returned when I was 19 with a transfer by my South Florida employer. Drafted 6 months later I returned after 4 years to a city in bad shape. It was being run by a committee of CEOs trying to stave off bankruptcy. Four years later in 1979 I had had enough and took a transfer South. The money we saved was tremendous. It allowed us to purchase a home to live in and another to finance our retirement. In between we purchased condos for my son to live in while in college and to bring my mother in law down. Once my grandparents passed there was no longer a reason to go to the city. The last time I was there was in 1984. The next time will be when they bury me in the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery.

[@jimray2281]

Great job Cash! You’re doing the work we used to expect from mainstream journalists. Kudos to the excellent editing/production!

[@FirstNationpisces]

It doesn’t matter where you live in America it’s getting harder to live here! I’m looking into a passport,living abroad and coming back long enough for renewing my passport and leaving again!

[@angietorok8389]

Other countries are struggling too. It's a global system.

[@shoachiwarrior]

We struggled to be able to have 1 patent at home. We raised our children and it's worth it. We need to be able to live off 1 parent income, because families are the root of any society and there is no success to make up for failure in the home.

[@emkaytv2939]

NYC feels like a failed city at this point. I'm in NJ and I actively avoid going to the city unless it's 1000% necessary.

[@Azav312]

Voting while virtue signaling has consequences. The funny part is that most people still dont make the connection.

[@tennesseedogpack]

This guy is one of them. See how he covered school shit down but didn’t talk about all the extra spending

[@emrysmcwryn7902]

Most people just dont make connections at all. They call those who do "conspiracy theorist" and laugh. I call them "coincidence theorist" and sigh

[@KonglomeratYT]

@@tennesseedogpack He's already covered it, dimwit.

[@CrAAAstastic]

@@tennesseedogpack what is sad is now that some journalists are actually covering issues without throwing in their two cents idiots are asking them to be more biased. No, I appreciate the journalism that is focused on what they are covering. Everyone knows about the extra spending. I don't need someone to hold my hand. Show the issues / consequences. Thanks.

[@davinasampson6557]

​@@CrAAAstasticExactly

[@8thhousealchemist600]

The fact you can't own a gun in NYC is mind boggling

[@dwaynehunt7095]

Criminals and illegals don't seem to have a problem getting or having guns. But the rules don't apply to them.

[@justinbustin7239]

I’ve followed your page because I grew up in Manhattan and it gives me a nostalgic feeling. But your content has changed drastically as has NYC. You’re now more a journalist than a real estate person. Makes me sad as I’m sure it does you. You’re doing a great job.

[@murrowboy]

When are people going to realize this is all intentional. It's not the city putting a band aid on a problem. They want this to happen.

[@dking1362]

Why?

[@LilyGazou]

To collapse the country

[@soldier22881]

this man gets it

[@jordanlover23]

Exactly. Been saying it since COVID. Destabilization of society is the goal.

[@anonymizzle]

And they’re gonna do it in other cities too

[@robinfreysinger1821]

So glad I live in a rural area in Michigan- bought an old fixer upper ranch on 1 acre , pole barn garage for 200,000$ - yep next to a 2,500 acre farm - corn, soy , coyotes , foxs and chickens- do not miss city living - but I love your videos Cash ❤❤❤❤

[@AvatarPrimus]

It's good you're in Michigan. Have you heard that Oregon is already shutting out small farmers claiming they pollute groundwater?

[@definitionofbeauty6861]

Everybody outside of the state of NY has been saying for 15 years how can y’all survive living in NY paying 5000 a month for 400sq ft 1 bdrm apt! Is ridiculous…BEEN ridiculous! I remember telling some New Yorkers before, I know NY is a beautiful state & city but for the same $5000 a month you can go almost anywhere else except a few states or city’s and get more bang for your buck, for example certain areas & suburbs of Chicago Illinois you can find to be quite luxurious for $5,000 a month, Atlanta, Texas, Arizona, Mississippi, Arkansas, Nevada, North Carolina and more all have areas/ Cities/ suburbs…that for $3000 a month you can rent a house 3-4 bdrm with 2000+ sq ft, or pay a $2800 (or more) monthly mortgage and get more sq ft for your money.

[@oscarvi3232]

I work in a remote mining camp in Western Australia where items in our canteen are notoriously expensive, but they are still cheaper than what you were showing in New York.

[@Chris-m2o1s]

DO THE MACHINES GET OPERATED FROM other countries over the Internet?

[@Kajamsicaa]

Cash your ability to pump out videos is impressive

[@emeraldspark8794]

Guess New York is a content gold mine.

[@Interlocutor_]

NYC has so many problems he will never run out of material to cover.

[@wileecoyote5749]

KZbin pays $500 per 40 views

[@isabelle5089]

just turn on the camera, say the latest news that make nyc look bad and that's it. IT'S THE END OF NYC! NYC IS COLLAPSING! NYC IS DOOMED! NYC IS BECOMING LIKE VENEZUELA!

[@cynthiabiel7714]

It is...and he is a great communicator and video editor....I wonder if journalism was his field.

[@sauronthegreat5799]

The congestion pricing is the last straw. Being scammed and jacked by the MTA just for entering the city is the last straw. I feel for the businesses in NYC. Business will drop 80% once the congestion pricing goes into effect.

[@gdasfgqgadfsadf4]

its a good idea, they just need to take more action. cars shouldn't be everywhere in a city that's famous for walkability. they need to heavily invest in more public transit and shut down streets to car use, other than delivery and emergency vehicles

[@niratomas579]

@@gdasfgqgadfsadf4we wouldn’t mind this IF the alternative was safe…. The subway is atrocious! We are discouraged from driving while simultaneously being gaslight into thinking that the subway is safe. We are tired. Yet, refuse to vote accordingly.

[@gdasfgqgadfsadf4]

@@niratomas579 i agree with you. americas bureaucracy is going to be the death of it. i hope that this change is going to be the beginning of something better but i cant say im hopeful. i just dont understand why the "best" city in the country is so averse to public transit when its been proven to work all over the world countless times. maybe the future will be brighter tho

[@Chris-m2o1s]

They dont want people to drive their cars into the city instead take busses or trains.

[@Xzy-rv2nu]

Inflation is a worldwide problem. That $7 tag for a gallon is milk is the same in rural America or more

[@commonsensetruecrime9635]

This is why baby raising factories don’t work. I know very few families can afford a stay at home parent. But… priorities. My husband and I lived bare bones, tight budget, with him working two jobs so I could stay home and raise our children. I was blessed. It was sooo worth it. Children need their parents!

[@erikasmith4427]

Amen to that!

[@justadjimmi6613]

Truth

[@ericweinstein8987]

In 2002 I spoke with a city planner working at City Hall for the (then new) Bloomberg administration who told me this: "Bloomberg is telling all of us at City Hall that he wants NYC to be like Paris. A city only for the rich and their servants. Other than those two groups only for tourists. He wants the entire middle class to leave the city. Just like what happened in Paris."

[@orthodox-mp6hv]

Considering that Paris turned into a rat infested dump where the dregs of the former French Empire relieve themselves on the stonework, the plan seems to be a failure. Thought using the Olympics as an excuse they've started throwing out undesirables and "undesirables" and foisting them on other cities to deal with. Who knows they might achieve their desired outcome.

[@Tschoii90]

Who in their right mind wants to be Paris? Its a fucking nightmare!

[@j.kristineemmons]

The middle class in Paris sits at 50%.

[@silverdawnintx]

$7.69 for a gallon of milk! That is highway robbery. You couldn't pay me to go to NYC.

[@zacharym167]

I love upstate ny I hate lower state ny sadly the government runs on lower state and they hate the family voter base and the people who want to survive on there own. so they will try to force you to move into a city and be stuck in a system of dependency. SPLIT NY✊✊!! If we split this we will have a system like pa where I will split 50/50 so no this is not to turn the state red but it is to make another state of common sense and cooperation which it needs for people out side of city and places outside of lower state to survive. SPLIT NY ✊✊!! It can happen and will happen if we just wake up and rise SPLIT NY✊✊!!

[@Chris-m2o1s]

STOP DRINKING MILK, take NAC instead!

[@BohemothWatts-vz1lc]

You're better off with buying a cow.

[@missinterpreted4923]

@@MomeGnomeHe was not dishonest - he showed the products.

[@RockyX123]

​@@missinterpreted4923You can be dishonest showing evidence by framing that evidence to support your argument. Most people don't drink organic milk and aren't going to buy organic options over normal whole milk, which ISN'T 7 dollars. A galleon here in Brooklyn is 4 at most depending on where you get it.

[@xman666soad]

I’m in mn. Our rent is approximately 25% of our take home pay, and childcare for 1 kids is another 25%. This is all done by design. If the government wanted people to grow their own families they would create laws that incentivized workers (to have a family) and employers to have workers with families. They’d rather ship in uneducated, poor people to do their landscaping and fast food jobs than create laws that benefit the citizens. Again, it’s not an accident, it’s by design.