Exploring San Francisco part 2

00:00 Intro
01:20 Video starts here: Golden Gate Bridge & Marina District
02:33 Palace of Fine Arts
03:28 Taking the bus in San Francisco
04:06 Fillmore street area
05:09 The Painted Ladies and beautiful houses in SF
05:50 Mission District
06:28 Taking all the public transport in San Francisco
07:35 I guess you can skip this part lol idk if it's interesting
08:41 San Francisco Cable Car ride
09:29 San Francisco Chinatown (oldest Chinatown in North America!)
09:58 Conclusion and my thoughts on San Francisco in 2024
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[@jfer721]

I think Lenny has officially entered her full adult era, long gone is Shanghai Lenny :/ lol jk, cool video and glad you had fun!

[@sacroyalty]

Thanks for the video! It's refreshing when people are honest. You really have to be safe in the Mission district and try to stay on the main streets (Mission & Valencia) only. On the bright side, you can get stolen MacBooks & cameras really cheap there, lol [no, I didn't buy one that's sarcasm]. They do have the best Mexican food & only Mexican grocery stores in SF in the Mission district. Just keep your head on a swivel and don't take valuables I'd say.

[@Fubuki43]

Love the videos, and I appreciate the bits of history and culture you incorporate 😊

[@lenny.winter]

Thanks for watching!

[@PaulaBean]

6:16 The Mission is the neighbourhood plagued by the homeless fentanyl drug zombies, around Mission Street near Seventh Street. There are many KZbin videos about this, it's a horrible situation.

[@rree4551]

That’s all over the city now because of Pelosi and her liberal policies

[@zaddyzach7965]

I feel that it was very quiet/lacking in energy because it's the holiday season. During the holiday season, the city is definitely the most quiet. I think that's because all the transplants go home during the holidays. As a result, many businesses take time off too.

[@ahillvfr]

Looks a little like some parts of NYC but with hills to climb. Cool video again. It must take you ages to film on your own.

[@renatosurca324]

you should go to chicago its amazing and windy

[@michelles9897]

🤍

[@upamannyusain4753]

San Francisco is very safe, very very safe , so please don't exaggerate or overreact, I am an American living in California and I once visited London and it was the most horrifying experience, I was robbed and one guy injured me with a knife and London was the most dirtiest and filthy city I have ever seen

[@lenny.winter]

relax, I mentioned that I loved the city and in my previous video I said that at no point did I feel unsafe. I'm aware of my surroundings and if there's a situation I don't want to be in I just leave, whether it's in SF, London, or elsewhere

[@kungyin]

​@@lenny.winterDo you have any plans to go to China again?😊

[@sacroyalty]

@upamannyusain4753 lol at "SF being very very safe". I assume you haven't lived in SF or spent significant time? Cameras are stolen from tourists at gun point in broad daylight. Cars are broken in at rates Europeans can't fathom. Houses are broken in to repeatedly. I lived there until last year when I moved out because of crime, it being too dirty, & unsafe. We often would sit down at a park (Washington Square Park) and find needles or other nasty things I don't want to bring up. We got attacked 3 times by crazy people before it was too much. We also saw 10-15 crimes a week on average. I'm just being honest about SF, I love it there still and commute there for work from a much safer area. There are a few pretty clean and safe neighborhoods with stores and restaurants still open in SF we go to. It's nothing like it was before the pandemic. Some neighborhoods survived, Hayes Valley, Cow Hollow, etc. Anyways, I haven't been to London, but many of the European large cities felt much safer and cleaner to me. Amsterdam, Paris, Zurich, Munich, Brussels, Barcelona, etc.

[@valiv4656]

+1 lol at SF being safe

[@TohaBgood2]

@@sacroyalty Dude, SF is literally among the safest major US cities. It's safer, for example, than the entire state of Florida as a whole and than each major city individually. Yeah...