DALLAS: A City between Billionaires and Slums | ENDEVR Documentary

DALLAS: MILLIONAIRES, MANSIONS & GHETTOS | ENDEVR Documentary
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In the heart of Texas, Dallas has built its reputation on 80s cult series, oil fields, and cowboy folklore. However, 21st-century Dallas is a symbol of America’s resurgence. The city is a hub of possibility, attracting investments and developing sectors such as new technologies and real estate. Texas boasts the second most robust economy in the USA, just behind California, with one of the nation’s lowest unemployment rates at under 5%. As a result, Dallas has become one of the most sought-after cities in the US, drawing 2,000 new residents each month who are lured by career opportunities, quality of life, and higher purchasing power.
Despite its glamorous image as the American capital of billionaires, Dallas faces significant inequalities. Laurent, a helicopter pilot with the prestigious Dallas Police Department, patrols the city's impoverished southern areas. Here, one in five residents lives below the poverty line. The area saw 136 murders last year, and drugs, especially crack, are rampant. Additionally, Dallas is home to "Tent City," the largest slum in America, where thousands of homeless and deprived individuals live in substandard conditions.
From ghettos to billionaires’ villas, we look into the heart of the ever-merciless city of Dallas.
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Despite its glamorous image as the American capital of billionaires, Dallas faces significant inequalities. Laurent, a helicopter pilot with the prestigious Dallas Police Department, patrols the city's impoverished southern areas. Here, one in five residents lives below the poverty line. The area saw 136 murders last year, and drugs, especially crack, are rampant. Additionally, Dallas is home to "Tent City," the largest slum in America, where thousands of homeless and deprived individuals live in substandard conditions. From ghettos to billionaires’ villas, we look into the heart of the ever-merciless city of Dallas.

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

Mini or Imelda Marcos?

[@KayDejaVu]

I hope people know how old this doc is.

[@thereal_manny7354]

I have lived in dallas my whole life and i have never heard about "Tent City". This doc is over the top.

[@arturogomez4381]

The largest slum is Skid row in California. This doc is B.S. 👎

[@zztv15]

​@@thereal_manny7354they have knocked it down you never heard of Tent City Wooooow it was similar to LAs Skid Row

[@summaryjudgment]

Its always funny to watch billionaires who are completely oblivious to the fact that they've surrounded themselves with people who don't actually like them.

[@T1kr3b3u]

well considering some dude got killed in tent city, them poor people are surrounded by people who don' tactually like them too :p

[@brandong298]

@@T1kr3b3uBut they know they can’t trust those around them. Those people surrounding the rich probably are fantasizing about the purge coming true.

[@mandoyancy9429]

​@@T1kr3b3u Drug addiction and homeless will break some people.

[@jkt652]

The ostrich effect.

[@livintrust2096]

I live in Dallas and this is a weird look at life here. Sure there are rich and poor but most of Dallas is just normal and not extreme like pictured here.

[@stuffstoconsider3516]

Do live in the greater Toronto area. I always told myself that if I lived in the US; it would be in Texas state.

[@Xandroz1991]

I use to live in dfw for years and can confirm your comment is accurate

[@willjay1839]

Extreme or not the way any city is made up in America is 1 false move or choice to trust any 1 will literally take any human means of survival to thrive shouldn't be no struggle in America but there is & your comment is extremely empathetic & any 1 who don't realize that picture isn't small even people living good is struggling to get life together alone regardless

[@brandong298]

I think that most people understand that but the extremes between the top and bottom is stunning and sadly many in the middle are just a few bad events away from this.

[@JD78CN]

I lived in highland park for a few years back in the early 2000s, I don’t remember it being like this. But I have never been to south Dallas before.

[@oilivanwarmerdam9451]

Sounds weird when Carus was called filantrop for giving millions to local police. In normal world we call it corruption.

[@oilivanwarmerdam9451]

Sure. Sorry for my English.

[@koketsomolapo3964]

🤣First thing that came to mind! nothing but corruption🤣😂

[@BigmobyD]

Exactly what I was just thinking 🤣

[@jason4275]

yea they owned the police, I bet if they call the cops, 5 squad cars would arrive in 60 seconds.

[@Calidastas]

The police aren’t what people in this stratosphere worry about. They’re more worried about legislative activities or the IRS.

[@gandr.e.5136]

That house at 02:22 is not Mark Cubans home. He lives on Deloache in Preston Hollow. That is clearly a country club golf course with SEVEN tennis courts.

[@youlittlesaget]

Exactly. That is Dallas Country Club in Highland Park. It’s 130,000 square feet.

[@youngnick1800]

Mark Cuban a self made billionaire I’m. Not hating on him at all I admire mark

[@ShadesOfNeptune]

STOP COMING TO TEXAS!!! “YOUR NOT LIKE US” 😂

[@pranc236]

Full parking lot at mark’s house! Yeah, not his house. 😂

[@josephhunteriii6986]

Facts😂😂😂

[@Calidastas]

This is more of a caricature of Dallas than a documentary. The main criticism of Dallas isn’t that it’s so unique, it’s that it’s so boringly the same as everywhere else. The business climate is good, which is what’s drawing bodies here, but beyond that it’s anywhere bigger city America.

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

I wonder when this doc was made? The vid description gives no year. All that crack cocaine? Makes me think this is older. This documentary was first released in 2016.

[@Calidastas]

@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 lol no doubt. We’re way past crack cocaine 😉

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

@@Calidastas “opioids, primarily heroin and synthetic opioids, have been driving the recent increase in cocaine-related overdose deaths.” There are a few plausible explanations for this. The authors of that study highlight evidence that “heroin use among people using cocaine increased significantly,” and heroin is sometimes laced with the powerful synthetic opioid fentanyl, which significantly increases the probability of an overdose.

[@chrisbrown-jw4ce]

I dont think a city that was built off of cattle and oil is going to be that exciting it did not evolve at a cultural hub like New York or Los Angeles, though still has time to become one.

[@KayDejaVu]

This is old and saying it is boring is barely criticism. The amount of growth and business I have seen is impressive.

[@teejay7149]

I’m trying to figure out what was so great about Tony’s hairstyle that he did 🤣

[@annyaanderson4703]

😮 trying to figure out the same thing

[@legacy3741]

It wasn’t the hairstyle. It was the kissing, touching and being attractive to those women. He’s pretty much their boy toy that those women can get away with because he makes them look pretty for those charity events and their nights out with their billionaire husbands 😅

[@boycottbigtech]

you and me both haha

[@JBCT4]

those women pay to be able to say “i have a french hairstylist”

[@krystalM2388]

Okay we don’t wear big hair and who wearing big hair in this Texas heat? My lord you must have watched the out Dallas soap opera from the 80’s 😂

[@CroisMoi]

I moved to Dallas in the go-go 80's. I have been here for 37 years now. I didn't even know there was a living person called Caruth. There is a street by that name, but I did not know of them. Apparently Bill Caruth's dad shot himself because he had emphysema and heart disease. Sad story. There are lots of billionaires and super wealthy people here, but they live in their own little world. They live in Highland Park, and not far from there. The homeless camp in this documentary are all over America and the world.

[@CroisMoi]

And the people who move to Frisco, which is very far north of downtown Dallas, need to get over themselves and move south if they wanted to drive up and down the tollway and Central all day. They are clogging up the freeways and have made the Tollway unbearably dangerous. If they work downtown, they need to move down there and sell their McMansions. Frisco was a dirt field when I moved here. Primarily people from other states move to Frisco. I would not want to live there.

[@ReneeCaraway]

I’ve been here my whole life, 54 years, and I also never knew any of this. Had no idea the street Caruth was even named after a person. Nor did I care, honestly.

[@CroisMoi]

@@ReneeCaraway LOL. I didn't either. But it is interesting. Dallas has a lot of cool stories if you dig in.

[@christophercrawford2602]

Loved the Slave Cameo as we're talking about billionaires but we made them.

[@kimberlyreynolds4646]

Exactly. But then tell us to pull ourselves up by our bootstraps.

[@CommentCorrector]

This documentary is very screwed tbh. Dallas is just normal. Most of the billionares don’t get rich off of slavery

[@Marvin-P]

Who is we? Were you a slave?

[@nase754]

The place claimed to be Cuban’s home is actually Dallas Country Club.

[@freetheworld2671]

I was wondering, with those 6 or 8 tennis courts, I saw 😂

[@pranc236]

Yeah and technically in Highland park

[@LegalShield3000]

Been to Dallas. While i did notice inequality there, it didn't seem any different than any other city. Can anyone name a big city that isn't this way.

[@LipstickNWhiskey]

Small towns are like this too. Very common.

[@Skylark_Jones]

These billionaires love to be called philanthropists: it sounds better than being called a tax avoider. Why does one person or family need so much space?

[@rcas350pilot8]

They don't, it's just a status symbol.

[@stevenmashburn-zg9xo]

That's why I don't pay taxes

[@CroisMoi]

It's a good place to park money. If you had a billion dollars, what would you do with it?

[@sssoundslike2259]

Cry harder. You become a billionaire and then you can save and rescue as many people as you like. Since you’re so perfect.

[@razorsharplifestyle101hard9]

@@sssoundslike2259 They said the gen xer dude been homeless for 5 years in a tent.Imagine i he was working and investing 60 percent o his income in a index fund for his solid retirement. Nothing equals nothing say no to drugs.

[@moali9784]

That French hair dresser guy came to USA 4 years ago, and already is richer than most of US Citizens,

[@or1057]

He has no emotional and psychological damage as bagage attached from many of the traumas besieged on some of the American people group so its fine for him and he is camp so noone is threatened by him after breading him to be big and strong and now afraid of him like that other group

[@shottabwoi3985]

I can't believe that one lady paid $420 for a finger play service! 😮😮

[@dexterspeights3484]

He started with $250,000 to $400,000 US DOLLARS cash to open a high-end hair salon in Dallas.

[@Marvin-P]

@@or1057 EXCUSES! What is stopping anyone from being a Tony?

[@chrisbrown-jw4ce]

a documentary in poor taste see the rich waste money while others live in misery.

[@ENDEVRDocs]

Documentaries show what’s going on. That’s what they’re supposed to do .

[@chrisbrown-jw4ce]

@@ENDEVRDocs a look into the heart of the ever-merciless city of dallas you summed it up.

[@leroysimon5692]

👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾

[@Stephanie-vn6ir]

Let the rich spend their money the way they want to. It's their money!

[@chrisbrown-jw4ce]

@@Stephanie-vn6ir it's their money and I am sure it is earned in some cases.

[@matthewjohnathanwarburton8342]

It's funny because the French Presence in the beginning is representative of France's interest in Texas. Air-Liquide, Galderma, and Exxon are all French Conglomerates that are set up in the greater Dallas Area and are all currently doing business there.

[@xavierberge524]

First what you say is true. But to add a bit of context, ENDEVR was a french documentary studio (before major german media Quintus purchased it) so they always tried to have the POV of french people( the original audience) living in the local area where the documentaries are shot. Most of these documentaries are years old and used to be on the free french tv channels.

[@matthewjohnathanwarburton8342]

@@xavierberge524 The bad news is that Carrefour Texas and Philadelphia went out of business because...people didn't actually know what it was.

[@LegalShield3000]

France was one of the nations that had a brief claim on Texas. Aka 6 flags.

[@pranc236]

@@LegalShield3000true… im from dallas and lived here over 35 years, ive never met two french people.

[@djsdjsjdjshjwbdnskdk]

As someone who has lived in Dallas/Fort Worth for 30 years, this documentary is trash. And when they say “Sue Ellen” is adored by all Texans? I hadn’t even heard her name until this documentary.

[@angelarivas7579]

I agree with you, I do not think that Dallas has the largest Tent city in USA

[@djsdjsjdjshjwbdnskdk]

@@angelarivas7579 It’s impossible for us to have the largest tent city. Dallas has its homeless, but our laws are not liberal enough to permit such large tent cities.

[@chadwicktyrone8894]

@@djsdjsjdjshjwbdnskdkyeah but do you really know for a fact though?

[@djsdjsjdjshjwbdnskdk]

@@chadwicktyrone8894 Yes, because I’ve been around California.

[@abbysings13]

The only Sue Ellen I know is the club in Oaklawn lol

[@gladyswandia8191]

The way they just skipped the slavery issue was very telling. 😬

[@mark2011C]

Looks like the older couple that are billionaires, their money came from the slave owners family members from 150yrs ago that grew cotton fields.

[@MizzAn63lin3]

Imagine making that the excuse for everything 🙄

[@UHaulShorts]

Like how 🇺🇸 *ABOLISHED* IT?

[@nnomad75]

Slavery issue?

[@UHaulShorts]

@@nnomad75 Xaktlay

[@IStaySt0n3d_OSRS]

The people who live under the bridge not all of them are homeless n jobless drug addicts. I've met quite a few people who work full-time and still can't afford a place and have to sleep in a car. ESPECIALLY in New York City and California

[@jason4275]

true especially in California.

[@homehere9817]

SMH 🤦

[@Marvin-P]

This is NOT New York or California! Most of the homeless people caused their own problem!

[@taylorjohnson6122]

“This is Mark Cubans home..” Nah bro that’s the Dallas Country Club…

[@dl-417.sohka.madika]

So they were slave owners who got rich off slavery

[@CommentCorrector]

Most of them no.

[@41dfcpea90]

And no mention of the black folks in Africa that rounded up their own black folks as slaves and sold them to white people, what a shock.

[@Marvin-P]

Give it a rest!

[@sp33dywoe]

I had a random thought. That guy who manages his specific tent city group is displaying managerial skills on a level that many, even in chaotic workplaces, would fail at. But he won’t even be looked at because of his conditions.

[@Riggzula]

29m, sitting in my Fort Worth office laughing, I think they really went to the polar extremes. Would be nice to see an interview with someone sub 40yr old, who's lived/moved here. btw just do a cursory search on any of the billionaires mentioned in this video..... Dallas sure is something, like an affront to human empathy; come one down and visit us in the City of Hate!

[@MosesDanielNwaokete]

Insightful

[@jason4275]

City of Hate that's like 99% of texas.

[@ThePomskysPalace]

This entire documentary is comical, like the suburbs of NYC is in Connecticut 😂

[@tylerdowd]

my thoughts too. Of course every city has really rich and really poor but dallas is *mainly* a middle-class city imo

[@TwoTrees777]

watching these wealthy people live off the backs of my ancestors motivates me even more as a woman farmer to leave my family a legacy...we know where all that money came from!

[@CommentCorrector]

People like you really think that money from back then has lasted 200 years and is able to make them billionaires?? 😂😂

[@DeviaNZe]

​@@CommentCorrectorthat's why they are poor and miserable.

[@Marvin-P]

What does slavery have to do with oil?

[@MichaelGilmoreTV]

Seeing Slaves in that picture in the cotton fields brought tears to my eyes😢. However, being poor, we can’t blame the rich💰. One thing for sure, treasures will be stored up for the poor to take😂. I see it everyday in Beverly Hills, California. In America, underneath the luxury skyscrapers is an ugly side of poverty 🙏🏿.

[@silentsir2446]

🎻

[@MichaelGilmoreTV]

@@silentsir2446 👀

[@OverallPlayerRatings]

That $13 million house was Deion Sanders old house.

[@Shazzyhtown]

Dallas does have a lot of millionaires,but come on this isn't Beverly Hills lol. It's mostly middle class. 🙄

[@DeviaNZe]

Many corporations owners and stocks investors live in cities like Dallas, they don't want to live together with the celebrities. Only the broke celebrities live in places like Berbelyhills.

[@Spiff178]

Profit off the backs of slaves..yet nothing for the poor. Nothing new!

[@gandr.e.5136]

If you have a job and pay taxes, you are indeed a slave. Nothing new!

[@CommentCorrector]

Yea no. The plantation owners don’t live in downtown 😂😂

[@Marvin-P]

STOP being a VICTIM! Slavery ended in 1863!

[@keisha772]

Tony is pimpin

[@TIKTOK_CHANNEL101]

😂😂😂😂

[@blacksilverchair3315]

With a French accent

[@JoseDiaz-hu9zj]

I’ve lived in Dallas my whole life which is now almost 40 years… I LOVE my city I LOVE the DFW and most of all I LOVE being a Texan… None of the things that make living here great are anything new to us… It’s like Dallas was our little secret and just recently the rest of the country found out we aren’t just gun toting cowboys with oil money that ride horses everywhere… ( to be fair the gun toting stereotype is accurate lol) …we’ve been a growing metro area with lots of jobs in all kinds of sectors, with no state tax, with a Texas view on personal liberties, that’s a great place for families, singles, entrepreneurs and big businesses, we have two major airports and central location, (each coast is about a 3 hour flight from here)… our housing used to be insanely affordable.. it’s gone up significantly in the last decade but is still well below the national averages especially for a city this size… The other thing people that aren’t from here don’t realize is how diverse the DFW metro area is… We’ve been a city that has accepted immigrants into our communities for a long time… The large influx of Americans from other states coming here is new but as long as they leave their west and east coast politics back home lol

[@trippswearingen1750]

I am from Dallas and can say with confidence that was not the most expensive house in Dallas. Just checked Zillow and there is a home worth $47 million right now.

[@glee_again2594]

Yeah this has to be a very old film. Regular middle class homes are running 500,000 and up these days. Those mansions have to be many millions more.

[@leehines1260]

I visited Dallas in September 2022 and December 2023 and enjoyed the city both times. Didn't want to leave.

[@hymanbjorn6768]

2:13 "Mark Cubans house" sure does look like a country club! IJS

[@melissagriffin7515]

There is no way I would ever want to attend boring events like these. I would send an anonomous check but No! People like this irritate me!!!

[@guillermogouldburn763]

The pilot that flies a billionaire around drives a Kia. And there are poor people driving BMWs trying to impress others.

[@deecee8522]

Bmws are cheap pre-owned

[@DeviaNZe]

​@@deecee8522Mercedes, BMW, are brands for broke people who like to be called middle class.

[@melodeev5487]

There's "no income tax in Dallas"???. Really?? I think the folks living there would argue with that one. I love the phrase "Americans come from all over the world to live in Texas". LOL! And nobody under 50 even knows who Sue Ellen is. I know several people who live in the Dallas areas and I checked, not one of them has ever heard of the Caruth family.

[@lyricist71]

Yes, even on a global level, the older generations would know... "Dallas" was translated into 67 languages and aired in more than 80 countries.

[@Marvin-P]

No state income tax is correct. I like here.

[@13bcoffee]

Yep ... I was in Cleveland and was surprised that even they had wealthy suburban areas. So in just about all cities you will find stark contrast btwn the wealthy areas and poor areas. It's shocking ..

[@LipstickNWhiskey]

Very true. EVERY city (big and small) has this contrast.

[@youlittlesaget]

2:13 That is not Mark Cuban’s home. That’s Dallas Country Club. This “documentary” is so poorly made and researched.

[@surrealfabet]

In the momment I learned that the hair dresser earned 3000 usd in just a few hours, I lost hope for humanity. I was so angry...!

[@edwardm.6568]

The narrator said 3,000 euros-that’s about $3,243 usd 😜

[@JaceFalcon]

Envious

[@christopherstmarin]

Angry? Jealous? Why angry, guy is hustling his skill. Nothing to be angry about I’m sure if you were uber rich you would go to cut right for your hair?

[@jeanelizabethterry7583]

Very shallow. Money will not get you to heaven. Only Jesus Christ will.

[@startingtech3900]

why tony is a boss

[@Jaipeesh]

So is Tony basically the French Zohan?

[@triciawilliams1093]

I work into a nursing home and i don’t envy people who can afford everything except health .

[@LipstickNWhiskey]

My friend and I always say, “health is wealth.” Beautifully put.

[@jackforbes4368]

This video is filled with so much incorrect information, exaggerations, and outright miss statements that I don’t even know where to start

[@lukks289]

I feel as if this is a City for Second chances in life.. u can be someone here❤.. Good luck Paul🎉

[@atharsuhail8084]

click bait title , it is middle class city.

[@ojames1983]

The "middle class" encompasses most at this point yet ya'll get so caught up in a title while being paycheck to paycheck like most of America who isn't rich and wealthy beyond measure. 💀🤣

[@huhmann307]

Many people who live in those mansions are one bad business deal away from broke and homeless. I know as an UPS driver delivering packages in the White Rock Lake area of Dallas Texas's most expensive mansions

[@jrsorrow2133]

I live in Carrollton and all these rich folks moving here is making it harder for the people that already live here

[@adnamaster9973]

Incredible story and angle. Been here in dallas 20 years and it's changed so much

[@angelogenao]

That transition at 5:07 is probably the best I've ever seen. 😂

[@user-th5hx7kl1l]

Merci beaucoup pour l'histoire de Dallas, Texas billionaires❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😅❤❤❤❤❤❤ Millions of blessings, Esther St Juste

[@yolandajackson7168]

When you travel outside of the suburbs people absolutely live this way-- it’s worth it to drive all of your city streets not just highways to see how others live -- and tent city was a and is still a real place but the authorities forced those living there to move… my question is where are Unhoused people supposed to go if the shelters are full? There needs to be more investment in city social services and programs for the poor

[@Marvin-P]

Don't do drugs and expect someone else to bail you out! It is your own fault if you are and adult and poor in the USA!

[@kleopatrax1043]

He got his wealth off slaves and have the nerve to give the police department money. How about give the Black people money?

[@plainvanillaguy]

Give black people money for doing what?

[@joanneburford6364]

He's buying favour mate - corrupt.

[@arabaemelife7810]

Racists supporting racists. They'd rather feed their dogs than educate or feed one Black child. Yet all their wealth comes from us..

[@leroysimon5692]

👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾

[@LegalShield3000]

Sure, just show proof that you were a slave. A real slave. We're all slaves to "the man. "

[@FallenMuse81]

Don't California or New York my Texas. So far this program is not even displaying our flag properly. If you're going to do a program about a towns in Texas please do it properly our flag flies the same height as the American flag because we are the only state that beat a country by ourselves we are the only state in the 50 that can fly our flag as high as the US flag please show more respect

[@ionutmarius1001]

It is sad. Two different worlds in the same city...

[@CommentCorrector]

Most of Dallas is mostly middle class, having both worlds is in every big city.

[@philiprand8049]

You showed a whole bunch of clips of Fort Worth when talking about Dallas.

[@orangeninja912]

Rerun. They posted this before. Nothing new

[@barbarawilliams1745]

This is in any big city. The haves and the have nots. Sad and really unacceptable.

[@Marvin-P]

Don't do drugs!

[@joemanchin-dh1of]

When was this filmmed?

[@guillermogouldburn763]

What a bunch of phoney people.

[@stevegarcia5932]

Get ya money Tony 💯🔥

[@jeanelizabethterry7583]

You would think the billionaires would come up with something to help the homeless.

[@CommentCorrector]

Not all homeless want to be saved. There’s a big bunch of them that want to stay homeless and get high

[@gemcitydad9509]

@@CommentCorrector You think these uppity folk don't get high? In the documentary, it literally speaks of alcoholism.... Right after seeing a dinner party with wine and beer and mixed drinks in everyone's hands. This you watched... yet failed to see. > 26:10 > 25:26 Texas is full of Alcoholics and drug users on all levels.

[@Marvin-P]

The homeless is not the responsibility of the rich! Each person is responsibility of their selves!

[@gemcitydad9509]

@@Marvin-P Say that when blithe runs rampant upon this earth. When The plague circles the globe for a 100 seasons. When the greed reaps what is has sown. But you are right. It is not the responsibility of the rich to trickle down(like they have said)... It is not the poor's responsibility to care for one another. When no one cares. We will see a dark age. And no wall high enough will be inescapable of the horrors that lie within. We have been at these roads. Take the word of a wealthy individually who had several succesful business yet still could not contend with poverty.... > Progress and Poverty: An Inquiry into the Cause of Industrial Depressions and of Increase of Want with Increase of Wealth: The Remedy is an 1879 book by social theorist and economist Henry George

[@Marvin-P]

@@gemcitydad9509 Who said your so called blithe is coming? Stop making bad decisions and excuses and chances are you won't be poor!

[@akuapiatas]

wtg Tony, your awesome, giving roses and shiet great way to get business

[@sladeprendergast5312]

Shows how much the market has gone up 600k only gets you a house worth a million in Connecticut

[@LoneWulf278]

I hope Paul is doing well today. ❤

[@teejay7149]

They only donate to charities for that good ol tax write off. lol.

[@quejohnson77]

Caruths give 50k a week towards vintage watches and social get togethers.. But won't blink an eye towards tent city residents... SHAME 😒

[@Marvin-P]

It is their money! Don't do drugs!

[@JH-cs5nr]

Damn. Jackson, MS has a population less than 160,000 and had 155 murders in 2021. Dallas ain’t so bad.

[@ElJefeGrande123]

5:18 "Americans from all over the world are moving here."

[@pearlperlitavenegas2023]

I've lived in Dallas since 2002 The weather sucks 10 months/year I'm Mexican American & being of Mexican descent = Rac¡sm here, from both Whites & Blacks😂 especially if you're dark

[@11227denis]

What were their names?

[@jason4275]

Well it was a slave state, but the good thing is, a ton of slaves escape into Mexico, and the Mexican government refuse to return any slaves.

[@11227denis]

@@jason4275 Seems like pretty selective historic charity. They must have had left-over kindness from what they withheld at Goliad, where they slaughtered Mexicans too. Over 400. Probably more than all the slaves that ever fled to Mexico.

[@plainvanillaguy]

Despite the 'racism', Mexicans continue to move there in droves.

[@pearlperlitavenegas2023]

@@plainvanillaguy Yep 🇲🇽 be like D0mestic Vi0lence victims with $partners$ the harder they beat the 💩 out of us the more we ❤ 'em & stay for the $$$$dollars🤭 If it wasn't for the mighty Dollar no need to take the r@ci$m

[@JoseDiaz-hu9zj]

Such a badass gun collection

[@amberlikely420]

As someone raised in Dallas…this is not a very depiction of the majority of people living here

[@dsm4462]

Isn’t this most communities today?

[@MakeAnything-]

Ive lived here my whole life and this documentary isnt even close to 'real life' here

[@Ricobaca]

Do it again but show poor non drug users. 😑

[@williamcarr3976]

It’s doubtful there are many poor non drug users, in the US, poverty and drug addiction go hand in hand. In fact, drug addiction is what got most of these poor people into the position that they are in.

[@MsLilsweets]

My Mom had a house and lived in S. Dallas in the river bottoms for 40 yrs and I lived with her the last 20. I inherited her house and 2 years after she died I sold it and left Dallas because the house was uninhabitable and I could not get any help. And I was over 60 then. Best thing I ever did

[@jblue88hoodgamer54]

Even though I'm Floridian but I must Admit that I do Love Texas I miss that State.

[@Fantasma9507]

As someone who lives in Dallas, yes south Dallas is bad but it’s actually getting revamped down there and not as bad as before but East Dallas is a no no for sure. Not many people think of themselves less fortunate here as this video makes it sound, we are mostly all normal here. The weird ones are the ones that come here out of state and ruin the Texas experience.

[@buckpotter3184]

😮😮 watching this reminds me of back home South Florida big time money Big Time automatic weapons😊😊

[@Gio-ue8ps]

The Caruths are actual philanthropists & give a lot of money to good causes. not the same can be said about other billionaires.

[@DJTARIQUESB]

For Billionaires the house they live in is tacky and dated

[@CommentCorrector]

Well so are they😂

[@lordjael]

Any French or Italian citizen will pretty much instantly become successful once they arrive in America if they are in services such as fashion, hospitality, or restauranteur type professions. This is because Americans secretly yearn to be French or Italian. This is where all of the "high" fashion comes from by designers many people pronounce incorrectly. I mean, look at fine dining and luxurious restaurants in America, and you'll see everything on the menu playing to the French. All you do is take any meat protein, place an adjective in front of it, and then place the ethnic location in front of that in either French or Italian. Let's say you want sea bass from Genao, a coastal Italian city. Don't say Italian Sea Bass on the menu. It'll read something like Spigola alla Ligure (Savory Ligurian Sea Bass). It's the exact same with fashion. So it's no wonder this hairdresser is killing it because Americans want to be French and Italian so badly. 🤡

[@deliaramos815]

As a Texan that was born in Dallas please everyone stop moving here. Go away…..

[@tracimcmurray5244]

Wow. As a life-long resident of the Dallas-Fort Worth area, this is a shame of a "documentary". Facts aren't presented honestly. Cuban's "home" you show--that's not even his home. Maybe do a better job if you want to represent my area. This is a joke. Quite cherry-picked for what I assume is a limited, certain kind of viewer.

[@skyrobin4008]

Frenchie how original 😂

[@vincenzegreisingel2429]

Why do people listen to such terrible music in open top cars

[@JF-rz3rh]

It's funny hearing a British person offer perspective on the city I live in.😂

[@tamimoncrief2264]

Lived here over 30 years. Its changed, dont believe any hype. You shouldnt move here, its a rip off.

[@sadieschwab7699]

Up until a month ago, or so I was homeless in Dallas for a very long time due to domestic violence.... There are wonderful programs but the supply and demand is you know... A grain of rice supply for a bag of rice of demand. Another issue is people that don't want to be sober or not obviously going to succeed I know myself I did drugs specifically heroin for 10 years thankfully that's not a part of my story right now,... We're on the streets I've met so many people that are not willing to get off the streets because they don't want to quit the drugs so that kind of falls on them and that's a good 30 to 50% of the homeless population

[@Human-le9nt]

No income tax? How do they fund public services?

[@snakejones9965]

My guess would be higher sales taxes.

[@dallaslocal711]

Ridiculous property taxes

[@sentinel151]

What public services 😂🤦🏾‍♂️

[@TexasMade903]

Property Taxes.

[@super1988guy]

Local taxes like property taxes and interstate speeding tickets.

[@sojer6mile]

When was this filmed? 2010

[@joemanchin-dh1of]

Definitely early 2000's

[@CommentCorrector]

This was filmed mid 2010’s. You can tell by the cars. Maybe 2014-2017ish?

[@Will-xf3qe]

Bernie Sanders on the debate stage on CNN in that first scene. No masks so I'm thinking it's 2016

[@tankscrittersandurbanhomes5579]

The caruth fortune is actually estimated to be closer to half a billion dollars. The family as a whole isn't in the top 1000 in the United States let alone Will alone.

[@blacksilverchair3315]

That gun collection ❤️

[@playmaka_]

WOW this is amazing!

[@AlexiaHDIntuition]

Exactly the same situation in San Francisco, Bay Area, marin county 😢

[@startingtech3900]

not really im from sonoma people still stingy they arent spending like in dallas shops are dead

[@AlexiaHDIntuition]

@@startingtech3900 I was talking about the homeless situation and drug epidemic, and in Sonoma, there are NO homeless " villages "

[@GreenWorldLD]

I'm one of your new subscriber❤️❤️

[@robertgreene4046]

im sure tony has a boyfriend, nice car ,own shop, not bad for only 4 years in america.

[@JetLagRecords]

ENDEVR, Subscribed because your videos are so much fun!

[@ENDEVRDocs]

Glad you like them! And Welcome !

[@brianaloves1242]

That is not mark cubans home 😅. That was highland park golf course lol

[@davidarterburn4429]

You can not talk about American cities without talking about slavery and segregation.

[@Marvin-P]

Slavery ended in 1863, and legal segregation ended over 50 years ago! Move on.

[@fakenews5514]

$13 million is not the most expensive house in Dallas… Strait Ln bruh. 😎

[@BigussDickuss6969]

Frenchie sucks. Some of us have standards. He will take his money from the highest bidder no matter where that money has come from.

[@CommentCorrector]

They choose to give that money to him??

[@Marvin-P]

I don't see a problem.

[@johnzuh]

The gap between pure caine and crack even though they are of the same origin can be absolutely ridiculous