Is THIS the Future of Los Angeles 2.0...

[@sanctuary8396]

The complete absence of surprise and the lack of sympathy coming from these politicians tells me that this was all according to a plan. This was no natural disaster. Everything that could have gone wrong, did go wrong. This wasn't an accident.

[@fredretteketet]

Right😮

[@OsotastyLordKC]

So the structures are burned to the ground and cars are melted, yet the trees are still there with leaves and the bushes right next to the house are just fine...? I have seen super flammable ceder and gum and eucalyptus trees hanging with leaves intact hanging over multi story mansions that were completely leveled.... That's not normal! Kids plastic playsets next to incenerated homes, blue plastic trash cans sitting brand new looking inside garages that were leveled or next to cars and homes that were incenerated... Plastic usually turns to hot melting flammable goop when exposed to high temperatures! But okay your right everything is completely normal... No water in the fire hydrants? That's because the static energy that causes the crazy, not normal winds is caused by a macro wave energy source that vaporizes H2O in its beam path... That process obviously evaporated the water out of the steel pipes! Tell me how a brush fire burns pipes in the ground or ignites non flammable telephone poles and melts the electric lines and meter box's... I mean, smgdh... The energy concentration is so intense that anything, that is conductive, like metal or H2O, will have a ground fault reaction creating an arc, anything touching that arc would incenerate at extremely high temperatures, think plasma cutter, this is why plastic objects didn't melt, or the "open to the elements" super dry osb of the under construction home right next door didn't catch fire.... The osb was dry and had no H2O to boil or metal to combust... Unlike the steel banded tires of the car parked out in front of the leveled house that was also incenerated... It's the same thing that happens when you put foil in a microwave, but on a larger scale... The trees and foliage don't burn because wood doesn't conduct electricity very well... But DEW you know what does conduct electricity....? Everything that these "wild fires" DEW burn!

[@NachtSchreck13]

Yes. Private Equity is behind it.

[@johnnyguitarwatson5288]

@@NachtSchreck13 totally agree %1,000,000% sir do you think these private EQUITIES are actually paying politicians, leaders to neglect the infrastructures, so that when the conditions were right their GREEDY evil ambitions were accomplished?

[@JeffreyMcDade-d3p]

@@sanctuary8396 don't get me started they said on the news that they seen drones flying around starting the dam fires also their was shit loads people running around with rifles so hell yeah it intentionally infected!

[@croneyr]

Rich people are being price gouged by other rich people? No way!!!

[@sikhonamdunge6847]

Capitalism

[@JohnWSmartNow]

Lots of working class families lost everything-

[@melodybambi1]

BIT OF KARMA THERE LOL NO FRIEND IN BUSINESS 😊😅😅😅

[@croneyr]

@ true. But the working class aren’t the ones who can afford $30k per month in rent. But I do understand your point.

[@youngsantiago]

😂😂😭

[@bebahojt]

"You will own nothing and be happy."

[@krisiluttinen]

That's the plan!! At some point people will realize they are artificially being bankrupt and things will be interesting once everyone will know.

[@iShowUnusualBehavior]

You will own D’s

[@Onceeverybody]

You will eat thee bugs

[@nicktrump]

@@iShowUnusualBehavior 😂 ok I’ll be the guy what’s D’S 😋

[@darkmatter5424]

California can't even complete a long delayed over-budgeted high speed rail. What makes them think they can rebuild LA 2.0? 😅

[@CaptainPlanet90]

Give them a break okay it was only approved in 2008 😂😂 I voted for it as an 18 year old in my first election. Still waiting haha

[@Lapebbels]

Good fucking point

[@OsotastyLordKC]

Well the proposed route has a freshly cleared path and no longer will have to spend billions digging a tunnel...

[@silky2204]

All talk.

[@NachtSchreck13]

I'll bet they get that rail line up and running by 2018 now that they have a route cleared out for them!

[@Castle743]

CANCEL THE EVENTS RESIDENTS SHOULD BE THE PRIORITY

[@GregCoconut]

The majority of the people who had a home destroyed in the fires will be forced to move out of LA

[@amerfilmstudios9292]

May The Force Be With U, me, us, they, we, them....

[@Withnail1969]

It looks that way with the cost of rebuilding and inadequate insurance payouts.

[@jeremyud]

I'm betting a lot of them are going to move to Phoenix or Las Vegas.

[@Withnail1969]

@ Makes sense if they like the sunshine.

[@davidhunternyc1]

Yes, I'm thinking so too. Darren is naive about how corrupt insurance companies and the government are.

[@ellisonhorne]

LA 2.0 is bullshit! This should be about the trauma and devastation the people are experiencing now, not the Olympics in the future. Take care of the people first! ~ e

[@nakitatillis2715]

Smart city.

[@11tlee]

@ellisonhorne even they complete LA 2.0. Newsom will have it burned down again... and he will come back with a newer version: LA 3.0. 😄😄

[@timothywdillon121]

OLIMPIC OLIMPIC'S.... least of America 🇺🇸 problems.... the country could move the OLIMPIC's to Indianapolis, Indiana.... which Indy seem s to want to be the FACE of wide WORLD of SPORTS .... problems solved.... rebuild California with the help of President Trump

[@casinogangsta4729]

@@ellisonhorne they don't give a shit about people it's all a facade

[@nesianqueen80]

Is it just me or does Newsom look low-key excited 0:08? Its almost as if he was waiting for this to happen. The absence of genuine sympathy is a disgrace.

[@CoCo-wt3mc]

Definitely!!

[@CoCo-wt3mc]

He is all smiles and doing a little shoulder dance

[@09Freebird]

It's duper's delight

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

I noticed the same exact thing same exact thing I thought to myself

[@anthonythegreat72]

Hell in a Cell cage match: Billionaires vs Millionaires.

[@swatisquantum]

😂

[@racyroy]

Lets keep an eye on how much he makes over the next 5-10 yrs cause he's so excited.

[@Somebodysomewheresometime]

He and bass were speaking of this years ago- 100 a land grab. They need their bank accounts tracked for the next few years

[@ifmbm332b]

There will be NO economical or affordable anything in Palisades and certainly no trailer home parks anymore- and the way they will indirectly justify that is with stricter (aka more expensive) building codes. Low end housing has been wiped off the map and with pretty much nothing left to be grandfathered in, they'll never zone for that again. Urban planners are obsessed with ultra-high density sardine living and reducing urban sprawl wherever they can (except for their own homes, of course). Look for insanely expensive, super dense, very high end condos and apartments to start appearing in a few years time on the EAST side of the PCH, with a few insanely expensive houses for the elites among us (like actors, athletes, business tycoons, congressmen and the occasional former governor or two.

[@msliberated3899]

Yup! Maui as well. Beachfront properties in America better be on high high Alert!

[@davidhunternyc1]

I can see it now. "Affordable" apartment buildings. Only $6,000 a month for a shoebox sized 1 bedroom.

[@JB-pd3ir]

I think that sums up to a T exactly what will probably happen.

[@nafnaf0]

Yep, this exactly. The semi-ghetto little shacks off the PCH are permanently gone and never coming back. The median price for a house in Malibu is $3.5M. The median home price in the Pacific Palisades (90272) is $3.4M. I do think it is possible density could go up, but I would expect that the original property lines would not change because it is would hard to change that.

[@johnnyguitarwatson5288]

6-10 years this is going to take 20+ YEARS

[@ifmbm332b]

... and be 100 billion over budget.

[@NachtSchreck13]

It's going to take a decade and will cost over a Trillion. Mark my words.

[@adee4356]

No it won’t with numerous GC’s it can be done. Most high rises take 2-3 years to complete.

[@julioesalazar3193]

It’s the dirtiest way to transform the old to the modern. 120% wind speed is untamed and unprecedented safety wouldn’t help very much. But running dry hydrants and planning futuristicly amid ongoing human pain, loses and active wild fires is sick and full of poison.

[@shantytown9997]

Bro, this was the plan all along. Same as Maui. Destroy and rebuild was the plan. That's why the fire response was late and there was no water, same as Maui.

[@drboyton1]

Everything is proceeding exactly as the WEF has planned.

[@casinogangsta4729]

Smart meters need to be investigated

[@mikem2022]

This guy will never be president or even a candidate. He should just walk

[@jordanjohnson9866]

Nah. /

[@ChrisMike-i6j]

He don’t care he gonna make at least a billion off this rebuild. He gonna get too many kick backs from the permits.I wouldn’t be surprised if the governor don’t have family and close friends become contractors from framing to landscaping

[@rhondagrace1370]

He wiil be richer though 😓😓greed has no consciouness. I rather be not alive than do this to anyone.

[@FindingthevoiceofGod]

La will never be the same

[@davop4919]

Newsom is a clown get him out!

[@williesartsdesignscuisines]

He's always smiling in interviews while this catastrophe is going on around him.... Ridiculous.👈🏾

[@bigx9963]

Elect a Clown, Expect a Circus

[@jaddek.astrie3071]

I doubt anyone will do anything this is part of the political agenda 😢😢😢😢😢

[@stephenschutter9340]

@@williesartsdesignscuisines You want him to rage and lie like Trump does?

[@stephenschutter9340]

Excuse me? He won 2 times and survived a recall.

[@classyconversationswithrho344]

Where were they, when the fires, could have been prevented the severity! No water! Nor remorse! Only excited about The New LA! No remorse, for the people who lost their homes and their lives!

[@nakitatillis2715]

They want to build a 15 minute smart city.

[@kierand2132]

Hella sus tbh we got a team already imagining a new la after the water is withheld the fire department forced to let fires burn uncontained and fire insurance just happens to get cancelled out for people just before this happens

[@rhondagrace1370]

Right before the Covid shut down, a guy told me who was running for city council that they wanted to make Los Angeles a car-less city.

[@casinogangsta4729]

@@rhondagrace1370 well they've made it clueless

[@IvelLeCog]

The irony is the fire retardant building materials include steel and concrete. Great materials for long lasting structures, but a little heavy on the emissions

[@Trollollolollol]

I don't want to hear anyone from California say shit about emissions considering how heavily their state just polluted the air with this fire hellscape they allowed to happen

[@Tchild2]

How much emissions did the homes give off as they burned to the ground?

[@IvelLeCog]

@@Tchild2 I'd be surprised if it really made a big difference in the grand scheme of things compared to the billions of tonnes of coal burned each year.

[@Optkay]

Am I the only one that hates this futuristic look? I'm sure you're spot on too n I hate that. What makes California dope is the range when it comes to the styles of homes, cool scenery, trails, beaches, snow, mountains, farms, city life, country life etc. all in one. It's a wide range of EVERYTHING which is why ppl love CA. This vision looks like Miami 2.0. Not L.A 2.0. Just replant new greenery and rebuild classic Spanish style homes and fix the water issue. We (im a California native) dont need 30 more high rises and hot ass turf. Fix the water issue and bring back greenery and affordable housing.

[@nihilismistheonlyway4680]

Amen. California is so gorgeous why do they wanna completely ruin the esthetics with chrome and overly sterile looking buildings as far as the eye can see?

[@TinyandFeminine]

Omg I literally said this about the part with miami too!! Lol I was like what the freak? I used to compare miami to California until I felt California water and realized they could never be miami, their palm trees arent even home grown like miami, its like give it up! Build back what we know and love and call it a day. That futuristic look is hella ugly for cali. 2023 was my last year traveling to California before I stopped because of a car accident in atlanta preventing me from traveling but its like God is saying its time to find a new spot. I at least still love SF and TJ but LA is not looking good for now. When the natives are unhappy it's not fun to travel there.

[@tubby_1278]

Miami has a lot of those high rise condos/apartments. The Palisades will be another DTLA

[@rihannaimvu8834]

Its called Smart Cities

[@carolinebenezetparis]

they are going to do a Dubai looking horror

[@thatstheguy07]

This was done on purpose. Those in charge wanted us to happen.

[@srccr4385]

**so-everything-was-plained**

[@shinymike4301]

You'd need 100 cleanup crews working 6 days a week... maybe in 5 years it's done. Not rebuilding, just cleanup. And that's optimistic.

[@pizzaearthpancakesandother2549]

You'll be surprised at how fast cleanup can be with dumptrucks and bulldozers working 24-7. 6 months is doable

[@BillyMillion]

5 years to clean?? You’ve obviously never worked in construction or demolition. No way it takes even close to that.

[@christerry1773]

I’d say 3. I was in Maui three months ago and you couldn’t even tell a fire had been there

[@CC-lq8st]

I think we will start to see the decline of Los Angeles in the future....people are going to move away

[@nafnaf0]

LA's population overall has been in decline for a few years now

[@casinogangsta4729]

@@CC-lq8st took them long enough to figure out what los Angeles means

[@RickCecrle-ep9ui]

Can't stand the place, L.A. would not advise anyone to move there nor Vegas they have become human tragedy shit holes that are out of control. Needs new leadership now and a long time to come. The moral decay is unbelievable.😢

[@abc123fhdi]

If your house survived you won't be up to the new code unless they allow free retrofit of some sort for fireproofing.

[@LARAC510]

Those LA realtors don’t have the best interest of the middle class. They typically work with multi millionaires and developers.

[@nafnaf0]

The median price for a house in Malibu is $3.5M. The median home price in the Pacific Palisades (90272) is $3.4M. There is no middle class there and there certainly won't be in the future rebuild.

[@michaelalverson-k8e]

of course thats obvious

[@jennyamiantitis4906]

People returning to their unburned house feel GRATEFUL, should not feel GUILTY. And no AI . God will help🙏🙏🙏

[@some-people-say]

It will take years. If it rains, there will be mud slides and a complete toxic run off into ocean and storm drain plugging etc.

[@abdur-rahimbriggs6670]

What about Altadena and Eaton?

[@bamkablam]

We need to look to the Amalfi coast and how those communities have been built. Those masonry structures have stood for 500 or more years and still beautifully serve the modern community. Los Angeles cannot build back in the same unsustainable way. We don’t live in the 20th century anymore.

[@JB-pd3ir]

But don’t forget the earthquake issue.

[@abc123fhdi]

they want to add more regulations like making the homes more fire resistant and requiring solar which is already required. this adds read tape and will make it take longer not to mention increasing the cost beyond the $3 million or even $6 million fair plan. Can't have it both ways, either expedite the process or add more red tape for safety reasons.

[@west_ldn_xxx5549]

10:59 If residents start building these types of boring houses in a minimalist spirit, without plants and without a soul, these places will lose their unique character. You might as well live in completely different parts of the country.

[@nihilismistheonlyway4680]

I appreciate this guys optimism but i just don't see it happening like that

[@alephzero7808]

Why people keep returning to the places where they lost their homes due to climate catastrophes? These fires,tornadoes and earthquakes are not going to go away,they are permanent features of these places. Just move somewhere safe.

[@namenl2205]

These are the same people who say they like animals more than humans

[@NachtSchreck13]

Come on now. You cannot generalize the entire population of the affected areas.

[@foxywhitetip7387]

Well it wasn’t at all when I lived there this isn’t that old

[@Tchild2]

Some of the homes were built in the early sixties. Basically, there had never been a fire in this particular area in anyone's living memory.

[@992GTS-DC]

Here in the uk, when you buy a property you must pay stamp duty tax to the government. It’s 12% of the same price over £1.5m. Total ripoff

[@abc123fhdi]

If your house survived not only do you come to a neighborhood with nothing left but your sense of security is less with another fire possible or looting. There has been fires here before and eveacuations so that is not new. Also there are other areas that have that small town feel in LA and there are actual cities not a neighborhood in the city of LA, and many aren't in fire prone areas.

[@jaiell2457]

Government did this ...and he should step down, why did he turn off the water on all hydrants...devil

[@vidsforfun190]

Pierce Brosnan just listed his Malibu beach house for rent on Jan 11th for 16,500 a month, up almost 3,000 from last Sept...

[@AnnaMishel]

What about all the new houses being built with concrete and other materials that don’t burn . . And increase sculptures and reduce trees.

[@puertocool]

The solution is simple. Total concrete construction, including roof. This not inly is fireproof, windproof, but also lends itself to many styles of construction, modern to traditional. In Puerto Rico this is how we build houses that stand up to potential disasters. Florida, like California is vulnerable to the elements. Still, new ideas are resisted. Lessons hard learned.

[@se7endreams]

While concrete is obviously more durable than wood, it's not fireproof. It's designed for max 4 hr rating. One disadvantage of concrete in California is the seismic effect during an earthquake. The lateral forces developed during a seismic event is a function of the weight. Therefore, the heavier the structure, the harder it will get hit during an earthquake. Not as simple as you may think.

[@Tchild2]

@@se7endreams Many of these homes caught fire because of embers from the wind, not from hot flames licking up and devouring the home. Many of these homes probabably could have been saved if the homeowner had been out in the backyard with a garden hose dousing the roof.

[@divinediva6320]

Houses in Grenada, British West Indies are made constructed with concrete materials to withstand the hurricanes and high winds!!! I lived with my grandmother and this happens during hurricane season!!!

[@charlesmiller2341]

No way with this guy $24billion unaccounted for funds and no leadership and executional skills...what kind of LA 2.0 do you expect ???

[@StS9LBJ23]

Rebuild their properties??? Oh my young man, you’re in for a harsh reality.

[@GeorgesBillionairAbundance7788]

They should make a movie called " Pacific Palisades " to remind the whole world that we must take care of each other in our communities and around the city so that this can be an alternative reminder to unite in love and kindness and empathy , across the globe etc. " Pacific Palisades " I can see the cover photo of the movie in plain sight within my imagination. It would be a very emotional yet love touching story of a movie. Like a Titanic 2.0 with sort of difference in a unique taste. I currently am listening to LeAnn Rimes " How Do I Live " which would definitely be one of the biggest songs in that movie , wow...

[@joey2729]

Hollyweird won’t let it happen.

[@Aetila]

I remember a short soap opera called "Pacific Palisades"...

[@rickpontificates3406]

"Part of my LA 2.0 will be my big announcement that I'm building my winery 2.0 right here in Malibu, atop the ashes" -Newsome

[@davidhunternyc1]

Ashen soil is perfect for pinot noir.

[@rickpontificates3406]

@ not when you've just stolen the land of the people whose houses burned down because of your incompetence.

[@davidhunternyc1]

@@rickpontificates3406 Newsflash. U.S. history is about stealing land from indigenous people. It won't stop now. BlackStone is salivating.

[@davidhunternyc1]

@@rickpontificates3406 Newsflash. The United States was built on stolen land from indigenous people. Then after the Reconstruction, the U.S. stole land from blacks who owned farms. Now the U.S. is stealing land from white people. _"This is the way."_

[@nafnaf0]

lol, he did seem very excited for some reason

[@denicekvederis3929]

The more I listen to these stories the more I think this was all a setup that got out of control

[@Luv_2P]

Thanks for this Bro. My fams relocated from cali near l.a to vegas not long ago due to price hikes in housing. They r happy about their decision obviously but r sad at how tragic their home of over 20yrs has succumb to. Keep us up with these posts cos i was actually keen on starting a business up there in l.a. & then talks of east coast n west coast not being there in future due to goin underwater etc 😶

[@moa3008]

The neighborhoods in which the wildfires have burned should have a few one million gallon water tanks constructed to use when wildfires occur in their neighborhoods and maybe their homes will be saved.

[@tyronebrown5766]

This Gavan needs to go to jail!

[@buzzcrushtrendkill]

Humans are great at forgetting painful events. In ten years LA will forget all about it. Just like they have all past wildfires.

[@misstanya7487]

Watch the Blade Runner movies or play some of the Blade Runner games on the vr headsets and you will see the future of housing. They want people to be stacked up living on top of each other especially for the middle class and poor. Now whether this incident was deliberate or accidental these people in charge are opportunist and will take advantage of situations so they can always come out on top.

[@pedrosegovia1658]

15 min. City?

[@krisiluttinen]

You bet your sas!!

[@andremedlin9912]

I appreciate your informative video of what's going on in LA my heart bleeds for the bums that are price gouging people in need stay safe Darren l care for your safety

[@jimjohnston7688]

Perhaps you can comment on something I heard. If your house was completely destroyed there is no tax assessment on the structure, however you are responsible for the tax on the land, and this can be actually two thirds of the value of the property. Is this information correct?

[@KaizenEnergyUS]

L. A. 2.0 ok. But minus bass and newscum.

[@russelljconquerslifehawkey]

How about doing some control burns in your wild forest and how about increasing the budget to the firefighters and I don’t know supplying water to the fire hydrants

[@WhirlOmar]

I don't understand. It's not like all of LA was burnt. LA is massive. Only a few neighborhoods were burnt. Do they mean the Malibu and Palisades waterfront area? If so, why thinking about this right now. People are hurting.

[@DaRealChrisCo]

This popped up in my feed just as I started watching fire-hardening videos. These developers who have been prioritizing aesthetics over longevity... I'm thinking some of the ones who have been exposed for shoddy new construction builds even without natural disasters... (D.R. Hornton, etc.) Are going to need to be watchdogged. Plus 24 ft ceilings aren't going to be nearly as attractive. And luxe-look companies like Toll Bros have been out there strong in SoCal, not to call them out. Simply prioritizing practicality and safety might help reset some of this market craziness. Most people are just going to want fiber cement siding, windows that don't melt, and frames that can easily be doused for protection. And that just happens to be easier to afford, anyway.

[@gridley]

Meanwhile, a lot of the flat, rundown, decrepit sections of the LA basin seem to be like a cat with 9 lives. Those areas also limit the alternatives for people fleeing from the Palisades or Altadena. Old SoCal contradicts the notion that things were so much better over 60-70 years ago. Development standards that working-class homebuyers in LA dealt with in the 1940s-50's (if not before too) were conspicuously modest.

[@casinogangsta4729]

Snart meters need to be investigated

[@__SKYNET__]

It’s my dream to retire out here Darren; 10 years from now timeline; Thank you for keeping track of these activities please. I want these original homes to retain the charm that they had ❤ Do you feel that the homeowners will want to retain the charm and small town feel. I absolutely do not like the large towers.

[@darrenkrizlosangeles]

100%, I think the Palisades has such a tight-knit community that everyone who used to live there will eventually want to rebuild it to the "LA Island" feel it used to have.

[@__SKYNET__]

@ Thank you 🙏 appreciate it ❤️

[@ikepoplin4326]

Why the hell would you move to the second biggest city in the country for a "small town feel" people like you are why la was a disaster zone even before the fire

[@sashlebonk]

Have the fires stopped now?

[@charlesgibson1492]

Newsom has so many people fooled by his charming personality and good looks, he doesn't care about the people of California. We all need to wake up and quit listening to him talking and look at his actions...

[@Khepri7]

Still obligated to pay mortgage and property taxes is insane, Plus if you didn't loose your home or business it's uninhabitable due to toxins in the air it's literally a ghost town, massive clean up is coming soon This reminds me of 1923 Rosewood Florida 😱🤯 especially in Alta Dena

[@moa3008]

I would expect that the landlords that are price gouging will not have many new or existing tenants.

[@tomjohnson8379]

One thing you can stop doing is building your house out of wood and start looking toward Fireproofing houses. They have it, start using it.

[@stevegungel787]

Don’t forget about the earthquakes. What will happen when the San Andreas Fault breaks? Even smaller earthquakes other than the inevitable 8.0+ magnitude would do significant damage to these proposed fire-proof structures. After “the big one” hits, all this will once again be gone.

[@lizl.3116]

Landlords are self-love and money hungry. Until they become affected they will rethink how they can help others

[@michaelalverson-k8e]

i will believe it when i see it.

[@pizzaearthpancakesandother2549]

Great summary D-Krizzle!

[@garivera15]

Too bad Newsom won't be around for the 2.0.

[@1Channel1]

PS: Gavin Newsome couldn't give a toss about price gouging and any moratoriums he allegedly 'decrees": I directly talked to him about that! He doesn't enforce anything insofar as that goes, and NEITHER do the P.D., atty general nor any other agencies. I know: i called around and was given the run around. Now it hits the rich. Let's see how they dance that Samba!

[@RachelKang-v7o]

Hair gel governor . It is not that simple your utopia dream city . Where is fund

[@amerfilmstudios9292]

Future L.A. SMART A.I. CITY 2028 onwards DOES EXIST ☑️💯 INCLUDING OLYMPIC 2028.

[@chuckiea7011]

To be honest. These prices will continue to skyrocket because affordable housing in this country is a thing of the past. That's why there's this housing shortage because they (The Government) don't want affordable housing.

[@michaelalverson-k8e]

true i agree your right

[@glopan12345]

Whst about the people who houses were fine would they be bought out to relocate and or the ones who have plans to rebuild

[@stephengoodwin6403]

catastophe capitalism and smart cities

[@GeorgesBillionairAbundance7788]

I don't like this "Smart City" that may take place in that legendary area. They're trying to make it look like that TV show "Futurama" lol. But for real , bro did you know that almost the whole Center of California was a huge Lake? I just found out right now through listening in on Joe Rogan podcast. wow.... I just wish California didn't have these wildfires ..... California is such a golden gem state & to me personally Cali is the best state in America ... but with its glorifying beauty comes in an unorthodox fire situation ( in some parts ) ....

[@darrenkrizlosangeles]

Which Rogan podcast? I’ll have to give it a listen

[@GeorgesBillionairAbundance7788]

​@@darrenkrizlosangeles Its called " The devastation of the LA wildfires " a 15:10 minute clip / with Bryan Callen.

[@GeorgesBillionairAbundance7788]

Its called " The devastation of the LA Wildfires " a 15:10 minute clip / with Bryan Callen

[@andrewilliams6866]

California is an amazing state in terms of beauty. In terms of politics it’s bottom 10.

[@denicekvederis3929]

This sounds like it was planned a long time ago I feel sorry for those people that lost their homes over this crap did they even know about what was planned

[@ferfercarcarful]

If such is the case.....many workers from Mexico as well as many other countries will be needed...

[@casinogangsta4729]

Snart meters hmmmm

[@philrabe910]

7:15 KZbin just fed me a documentary "Design for Disaster" about the 1962 Bel Air fire. Yup. They could have been describing the Palisades / Eaton fires. Santa Ana Winds. Protracted drought. Tightly packed homes, flammable building and landscaping materials, attic and crawl space vent screens... The hydrants ran dry. The winding roads prevented fire equipment from getting up into the hills. The documentary is a prequel to this week in LA. Except that only 500 homes burned. And that is the difference climate change makes. "They" recommended people rebuild with concrete or adobe, terra cotta tile, metal or cement tile roofs and metal fencing among other "space aged" solutions that we collectively ignored. (inspect 12,000 structures in 14 days? Yeah sure...)

[@abc123fhdi]

housing mandate may require some multifamily even if it wasn't there before as you indicated they can do that now.

[@TheRoamingHazard]

The new homes you show up at Porter Ranch... I hate those things. The person that approved those stupid huge developments is one of the reasons prices are so high.

[@Jojoxxr]

Rebuild will be decades long and new fireproofing laws will blow costs out to trillions!!!!

[@jonstardc7160]

It was already planned ppl forgot about their Smart city plan its called Smart La 28 and they building for the Olympics in 2028 see the connection the smart city supposed to be finished during the same time as the 2028 Olympics

[@dattepo7534]

We don’t even have enough inspectors as is lol we don’t even have enough water lmao

[@RickCecrle-ep9ui]

What area's are next on the chopping block.🤔

[@casinogangsta4729]

Look for places that are reducing fire budgets

[@michaelalverson-k8e]

good question

[@casinogangsta4729]

Oakland reduced fire budgets

[@keepthemhonest4680]

Why is the foucus strictly on the Palisades? What about Eaton? Are the other areas the forgotten?

[@icerook1560]

Dude, you seriously trying to protect these people that got them into this?! Why does KZbin support this??????

[@BranniganCarter]

Sounds like this was planned better than fighting the fires. How about that.

[@bobjohnson3940]

I wonder if these spikes in rent correspond to a spike in demand. Like, where once you maybe had 20 people per unit asking suddenly you have 100 or more. The question is, in this event, does that justify increasing the price?.. hypothetically. Obviously if no ones asking you bring down your price. If a few are asking you can sell basically as is maybe they'll bid a round or two.. but in situations where you have sooooo much demand, what do you do? Not asking as a pro or against this or that, asking hypothetically as someone interested in the problem. Cheers.

[@djvaped]

here's an idea, build everything out of the same material chimneys are built of. everything. mf'g chimneys were the only thing standing.

[@louises560]

Clay bricks. 💪

[@OsotastyLordKC]

Or blue trash cans!

[@silvieb2024]

Brick and masonry homes are too dangerous here because of frequent and unpredictable earthquakes. We lost our chimney several times in earthquakes here, the rest of the house is wooden and saved our lives.

[@carolinahotproperty]

The most succesful military operation, 1: Defund the fire department to makes sure trucks not working, 2: No testing the fire hygent, 3: Drained the water resevior , 4: Made sure the mayor was out of town when everthing happened. 5: Fired firefighter for not taking vaccine. 6: Locals said the fire truck took 45 minutes to show up. It is not imcompentent, it is well planned.

[@La_Geekerie]

0:05 1:13 Dubai 🤓🤣

[@Heather-s6v1f]

Is it really worth it? I don’t know if I would stay. These winds aren’t new

[@zenmanyo35]

The Great Replacement 2.0