⁴ᴷ⁶⁰ Walking NYC (Narrated) : Brownsville, Brooklyn Housing Projects

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I exit a (3) Subway Train at the Rockaway Avenue Station and venture into Brownsville: historically one of Brooklyn's most dangerous neighborhoods. I walk through Tilden Houses, Brownsville Houses, Sutter Avenue, Mother Gaston Boulevard, and Van Dyke Houses. Traditionally a Jewish neighborhood, Brownsville is also home to former heavyweight boxer Mike Tyson.
From Wikipedia:
"Brownsville is a residential neighborhood located in eastern Brooklyn in New York City. The 1.163-square-mile (3.01 km2) area that comprises Brownsville has 58,300 residents as of the 2010 United States Census. The neighborhood's boundaries are unclear, but it is generally bordered by Crown Heights to the northwest; Bushwick and Cypress Hills to the north; New Lots to the east; Canarsie to the south; and East Flatbush to the west.
Founded in its current incarnation in 1858, initially a settlement composed of Jewish factory workers, Brownsville underwent a major demographic change in the 1950s that saw an influx of African-American and Latino residents. Since then, it has consistently held one of the highest poverty and crime rates of any neighborhood in New York City."
Filmed April 30, 2019
Timestamps
1:15 - Exiting Rockaway Avenue (3) Subway Station
2:00 - Livonia Avenue & Rockaway Avenue
2:45 - Tilden Houses
7:45 - Brownsville Houses
11:33 - Sutter Avenue & Osborn Street
13:25 - Mother Gaston Boulevard & Sutter Avenue
15:43 - Mother Gaston Boulevard & Blake Avenue
17:40 - Mother Gaston Boulevard & Dumont Avenue
19:40 - Linovia Avenue & Mother Gaston Boulevard
20:05 - Van Dyke Houses
26:25 - Sutter Avenue & Christopher Avenue
27:05 - Sutter Avenue & Sackman Street
28:00 - Sutter Avenue & Powell Street
29:00 - Sutter Avenue & Junius Street
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[@ActionKid]

For those on mobile Timestamps 1:15 - Exiting Rockaway Avenue (3) Subway Station 2:00 - Livonia Avenue & Rockaway Avenue 2:45 - Tilden Houses 7:45 - Brownsville Houses 11:33 - Sutter Avenue & Osborn Street 13:25 - Mother Gaston Boulevard & Sutter Avenue 15:43 - Mother Gaston Boulevard & Blake Avenue 17:40 - Mother Gaston Boulevard & Dumont Avenue 19:40 - Linovia Avenue & Mother Gaston Boulevard 20:05 - Van Dyke Houses 26:25 - Sutter Avenue & Christopher Avenue 27:05 - Sutter Avenue & Sackman Street 28:00 - Sutter Avenue & Powell Street 29:00 - Sutter Avenue & Junius Street

[@ncg4132]

Thank-you ActionKid! Do you use a GroPro camera with a chestmount?

[@TalkLifeMedia]

ActionKid live on yah livonya

[@TalkLifeMedia]

ActionKid at 5:24 you are now in Brownsville houses

[@757Alldaylong]

@@TalkLifeMedia same thing I said. I was like wtf.

[@7nxify]

You pass my house lol

[@TassieExplorer]

I love how you show off the places most people would not want the world to know about. Keep up the great work.

[@maunster3414]

Tassie Explorer,

[@Denis-jd6dd]

I like your narrative videos! It`s very nice to hear your voice.

[@ActionKid]

Thank you 😊

[@mynameisdub6232]

Perfect narration in every video. Please do more.

[@steves1749]

You got the swagger. I’m waiting for the night walk around the Tilden houses.

[@hollywarehouse7938]

I’m from Florida, and have been to your beautiful city once last year, I stayed on 42nd street and WALKED EVERYWHERE I COULD! Past the big museum and further. I watch your videos as much as I can, THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR WORK!

[@ActionKid]

You’re welcome! Glad you loved New York.

[@corvettelady58]

Thanks I’m sure they are really good people still living in the projects. That’s everywhere including Nashville, my home

[@DNice-ni2nt]

Exactly how do you know that everyone living there are bad?

[@shaunabrown1021]

Yep alot bad behaving live here, I know because I live here and can't wait to move. When this neighborhood too many people are on section 8 and and pay very little rent.

[@shaunabrown1021]

Alot people who work are penalized and are charged high rent to cover for those who pay very little.

[@MissionHomeowner]

Don't ever put yourself in danger! I'm just selfish but keep safe please.

[@beboplady1542]

ActionKid,...you are one of the" BEST" KZbinrs showing viewers scenes from the streets and neighborhoods of New York City and it's five boroughs! as far as i'm concerned.... and probably quite a few others feel the same,... you probably are the BEST! You need to be recognized and given some kind of special video or film award. Your videography and filming methods are excellent. Also the fact that you are narrating your videos is a big plus!

[@ActionKid]

Thank you very much for your kind words. I love NYC, and I’m happy to show everyone what it has to offer!

[@whatthefuckor5226]

We booked this place for a few days without researching. Ngl it was pretty scary at first walking with our luggages. But people we talked to were very kind and helped us a lot. Gives you a different perspective

[@USMCLP]

Dude as someone from a similar neighborhood in Brooklyn, be safe and aware of your surroundings 24/7. Even in broad daylight, literally anything can happen. Regardless, great video nonetheless! Cool to see you giving a platform to some of these turbulent and forgotten places.

[@Bogieking78]

Boy in the 80's I avoided that area like the plague-glad to see that the neighborhood is getting better crime wise. BTW-housing projects sux.

[@intellectual32]

Owning property is power. If you're not trying to leave here you will stay here for the rest of your life.

[@zendavis3501]

No it does not.

[@CityWalks]

Pretty interesting narration. Well done and informative. -H

[@WanderlustTravelVideos]

Nice walk. The grid-like environment remembers me of of outskirts of Russian cities.

[@Craftypiston]

If they would remove all those fences between the buildings around every single since path then it would feel much better already. Feels very claustrophobic even though there is lots of space between the buildings.

[@lakotagrl]

I started following you back in November and I'm always looking forward to your uploads. Would like to say you inspire me so much. I've always been in love with NYC since I was a kid. I do plan on moving there in a few years once I've saved up enough lol. My oldest sister use to live in Brownsville and I've always wondered what it was like. This gives me the real life experience. Thank you for uploading a narrated version!

[@ActionKid]

Thank you so much! Glad I could show you the neighborhood.

[@streetsofasia8895]

Hi ActionKid. Hello from China. I find it interesting that New York is one of the most densely populated cities in the US, but compared to China it looks so empty and sparsely populated. Great video, thanks for sharing New York with us.

[@USMCLP]

It depends. There’s a lot of contrast, meaning there’s areas that are extremely dense and filled with people like Times Square and the Lower East side. But in the deep neighborhoods in Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx it’s pretty much a different world.

[@dudedope2044]

Thanks for sharing the info and the moment. It's really interesting!

[@watchaone4400]

Great vlog as always very informative you can tell you love your city stay safe tho peace.

[@vivaladavid550]

You should have a map in the corner with a pin that moves with you

[@ActionKid]

I’ve done it before but many people found it distracting. The phone app to load the map is also unreliable.

[@goldiebear4050]

Thanks for showing us Mike Tyson's home. :)

[@goldiebear4050]

@@JohnDoe-iu7gt Thanks!

[@solo401_]

Busiest vlogger in NYC.

[@streetsofasia8895]

That's for sure

[@beboplady1542]

@@streetsofasia8895 Actionkid is AMAZING!!!

[@junio5456]

You are lucky, walking around Brownsville and still having your camera

[@GoodWalkers]

Living houses. Yeah we have buildings like that too... 😊 It's very interesting video. Always great to find out something new 😊

[@nordinator89]

This is giving me a "The Wire" feeling

[@wheresdabeef4220]

do you like top or bottom load

[@williamtyler727]

Be careful while in the VILLE; no place to play around with. I’m from Brownsville and it was a learning experience. It will teach u how to be a man or woman for sure. Had fun in Brownsville and wouldn’t trade it for anything in the world. 108 Christopher Ave apt 4D. PEACE!!!!!!✌🏾

[@spopp17]

Another interesting video. Very different from what we have here in Australia.

[@archer5956]

Different how? Other than driving on a different side.

[@duncan2379]

I love New York City , your walking narrated videos are really interesting , I really like to watch them and I would like going to NYC sometimes . You living in Long island City ? Or Astoria ?

[@ActionKid]

Thank you 😊. I live in both.

[@brunoprotazio4804]

I live in a housing projects in Sāo Paulo City, Brazil and we'll live in peace, also 🙏🏼. Thank you for the vlog, that is a great video, congrats.

[@raineyj560]

The residents put the trash outside because sometimes rats are in the trash compactors or they are really grimy. I live in NJ but once lived in Castle Hill projects and my mom still does.

[@brucebacklund9138]

YES, I like this. Narrated, and I assume you scripted it somewhat as the information was very factual and it enlightened me on what I was seeing. Heck, I even liked seeing the garbage bags and mattresses on the street! Thanks. Another excellent video as always ActionKid! You cease to amaze me! Can't wait for more of your snow walks this coming winter!

[@ActionKid]

Thanks! Let’s hope for some snow in the winter, last year didn’t have much.

[@novacaine7091]

the way he's saying livonia is getting me tight

[@tarxan3272]

fax 😭

[@waldronu]

Where is Linovia Ave, you can talk he knows nothing about the area. My old stomping grounds in the 80's and 90's.

[@SallyGirl15]

Great video, thanks I used to live in Brownsville on Blake Ave in the late 1940's and early 1950's. My school was right across the street.

[@jacquelinegangas7728]

Hello actionkid ... 👍the day is very beautiful, ideal to go to Central Park and make a picnic, have a nice day ... ready for 🚶‍♀️💝🌼🌝😊

[@damianmcdonagh7908]

Another excellent video, thanks for sharing. These videos are highly informative in urban planning, development and construction.

[@yaya3025]

Have you visited Polo Grounds and Ralph J Rangel Houses? I grew up there. RJR is on Harlem River Drive and my bedroom faced the River. It was a pretty view looking at the water and seeing Yankee Stadium across it.

[@ActionKid]

I haven’t visited there yet

[@rajsindha5488]

Simple and clear comments easy to understand !!!! With very good voice !!!!

[@margiesbeauty]

I used to live over there in Tilden Houses. I’m glad that I moved from over there. It was dangerous over there

[@catherinec9307]

Thank You 😊 😘

[@rajsindha5488]

This is great fantastic video 👏👍 thanks for sharing i felt like I was walking instead of you !!!!!

[@AndreAviation306]

I grew up in the Van Duke Projects . I remember being a kid, and looking out my mother’s window , every time the 3 train would pass !

[@mayena]

Is the correct spelling Van Dyke Houses?.

[@iainsanders4775]

Almost like one of those films where Humanity has been wiped out by something & only the buildings remain..

[@pamelagriffin3561]

I growup in Lincoln Houses in Harlem

[@fivedee5D]

A long time ago I got a traffic violation mailed to me after getting lost in this area in car and I purposely ran a red light to keep moving cuz I was too scared to wait at the stop light. They mailed a photo showing me and my location so I only realized where I was, from the ticket. Paid it with no remorse for running the light. LOLOLOL! I only know Brownsville from what I hear on the news (and this video) Thank you for your bravery on foot. If it didnt have such crime, it looks like an okay area.

[@M383_]

You should do a walk through ENY neighborhoods and Projects Like Unity Plaza Houses Fiorentino Houses Linden Houses Gersh Park Boulevard Houses Pink Houses & Linden Plaza

[@derrickwilks4567]

Hey actionKid have thought bout doing a walk though on Altantic Ave or on Eastern Parkway?

[@ActionKid]

Yes 😃

[@oaktree1628]

The scaffolding all throughout the housing projects doesn’t look related to any renovations on the buildings because they’re not close enough to the buildings themselves. Rather, the scaffolding appears to provide some potential cover for pedestrians from any potshots coming from the windows above.

[@raineyj560]

That "company " is probably an illegal chop shop 😊😊🙄🤔

[@airforceups1]

Maybe you can walk through East New york soon

[@tonietijerina]

Thank You AK 😃

[@hotnAZ]

I love to watch these walking tours while walking on the tread mill.

[@brooklynnavyvet9543]

Great video. I'm from Brownsville. Also, it's Livonia Ave. You pronounced it Linovia

[@raineyj560]

Vermin is in the Village, midtown Manhattan ie upper 70's. The best way to avoid problems is just mind your business & being alert.

[@CHii951_D.S]

Rainey J Vermin?

[@asherasator]

In Cleveland and Northeast Ohio housing projects and Section 8 residences are usually very well maintained, better than most common landlords and management companies which have a lot of slumlords even in what would be considered nicer neighborhoods. Because of annual inspections owners Section 8 and housing projects are kept in check and must fix and upgrade things. So some counties are doing good humane things for people. If the residents of these places have a sense of pride or standards they can turn it all into nice places to live regardless of income.

[@littlebigbossy9528]

17:45 Watch where you walk in the streets of New York where the sign says don't walk but people still walk

[@TrueStoryDocs]

NYC Housing Authority is the best, better than all the rest. Go to states like NJ and Maryland you will see a lot of damaged property it's sad to see this in 2019. Count your blessings NYC because you got it made.

[@beboplady1542]

I heard they have strict rules for living there. If you harbor a criminal,even a family member you can get easily evicted.

[@martinwadia300]

you're a outsider, you wouldn't know what really goes on in the projects

[@maddgun]

i would be afraid to go there. Hello from Bay Ridge

[@JohnJay9210]

I can't find any walkthrough for Gowanus Housing projects in Brooklyn...If you haven't done one then I'm hoping you do one soon...

[@vanessawyndham8791]

Some of these neighborhoods have some rough characters who engage in serious crime. I know because I grew up in East New York which is adjacent to Brownsville. However, most of the people who live there are very law abiding and decent folk who are just trying to carve out a living for themselves.

[@sononicola]

I walk with you. Also, thanks for the narrations.

[@manolochootdatpizzachip5142]

The 1980s crack epidemic hit New York hard.

[@humanity941]

Hi from australia your videos are great thank you

[@christopherramirez7249]

Can you do a walk in Far Rockaway by Fort Tilden? And show us that cool abandoned gem?

[@ActionKid]

I could try!

[@timfaracy754]

The 3 line to New Lots Ave was an early Metrocard test area before the rest of the system.

[@diannefaith7866]

Wow!! Thank you for the history of Brownsville, Brooklyn. You are brave to the enter there... 😲

[@shortyduwap1086]

I grew up in this neighborhood. I lived in the tilden projects.

[@alevine1951]

Shorty du wap Did you ever get shot or shoot someone?

[@nodnoc]

@@alevine1951 what a stupid question

[@shortyduwap1086]

@@alevine1951 i was coming home from work and a guy walking behind me got shot from someone on the roof of tilden projects of where i lived and on the top floor. The second time walking down the block and a guy comes out his house and starts shooting his pistol into the air as i was walking by. I thank god i moved out of the city.

[@shortyduwap1086]

@@alevine1951 i never shot anybody. I never owned a gun. People that lived in the neighborhood are not here with us anymore because of the shootings.

[@alevine1951]

@@nodnoc Not so stupid after all. Maybe you are.

[@phoenixd1883]

I like and appreciate a lot of your walking tour videos...this one seems to have a more negatively slated vibe though. For example: * Garbage mentioned numerous times and words used like "unsightly" and "nobody wants to see that", when there is objectively much more garbage shown in your other recently narrated video in Soho/Greenwich village(literally every few feet in some spots), so much so that it constricts one part of the sidewalk to a single-file...and it's only mentioned once, and only for making the already narrow streets more narrow...no mention of unsightlyness or attracting vermin such as rats and roaches in that neighborhood * Mentioned "hope I dont get murdered", then wave it off as it's not like back in the 70s/80s so you actually were not worried...so why mention it at all? Just a little unnecessarily bleak IMO * City workers shown actually collecting garbage bags at roughly the 19mins30secs mark...no mention of that....but more "unsightly garbage" mentioned right after * Fencing around vegetable garden mentioned (assumed) as anti-theft measure because this is a "rough neighborhood"...when the more likely reason is to keep stray dogs and cats from eating or destroying the vegetables. Just an observation...I'm a lifelong NYer and I appreciate your videos highlighting pockets of the city I've never been to or haven't seen in ages and seeing how things have changed

[@ActionKid]

Thanks! Keep in mind some of my commentary may be a bit satirical and may not reflect what is actually happening. I mention about the garbage more here because some of the garbage is placed in spots where I wouldn’t expect it to be placed - whereas in Greenwich Village the garbage is placed on the sidewalk for collection. The “hope I don’t get murdered” commentary is entirely satirical. You have to stay aware of your surroundings wherever you are. I wouldn’t be comfortable walking around this area in the 70s and 80s because violent crime was so abundant. I didn’t talk about the city workers collecting the garbage because it was something I overlooked in the video. The garbage comment at 20:06 is because it was unsightly. It wasn’t neatly packed into bags. The fencing commentary is satirical. It was brought up by a user in the non-narrated version of this video and I found it funny.

[@ranlieu250]

Awww... give the kid a break. Kudos to the kid for actually going to Bronwnsville in the first place, for the world to see! But, your observations didn't go unnoticed. I usually prefer the unnarrated walks. ;)

[@johnobolojohnstonejohn7891]

Beautiful

[@iNeverHadMercy]

I drove thru this area at night during one of my vacations in NY.....folks were cool. Not a very 'scenic' locale but not all of NY is "bright lights!". BTW - why does your voice sound different/distant on this one ?

[@ActionKid]

I did a voice over on this video, that’s why my voice may sound a bit different.

[@iNeverHadMercy]

@@ActionKid Thanks and keep up the GREAT work 💯🍻👍

[@Diana-jh7rp]

Great job action kid. How much does cost to live in Brownsville apartment complex because I didn't hear you mentioned it in your video.. thanks for sharing...

[@raineyj560]

Housing projects prices vary, it could be as low as $200 to $1000

[@Diana-jh7rp]

@@raineyj560 ohh okay thanks for sharing 👌

[@raineyj560]

@@Diana-jh7rp no worries, electricity is free, though I heard they are trying to make tenants pay for them. That is why alot of poor or working class ppl move to the projects is because they don't pay electricity, heat or water!

[@Diana-jh7rp]

@@raineyj560 ohhh wow,!!!! Really so all they paid? Is just rent???

[@christopherramirez7249]

Diana Smith yes, all you have to do is pay for rent. I live in one in Bedford Stuyvesant and electricity and water are free.

[@alevine1951]

Watched your original, went on the ride again with your narration. I recall 2 other notorious neighborhoods back in the day, one being Bedford-Stuyvesant and the other being the South Bronx having neighborhoods boarded up and looking bombed-out. Is this still true, and if so would it be safe enough mid-day to risk taking us on a tour - it would be fascinating!

[@ActionKid]

I’ve taken walks through Bed-Stuy and the South Bronx already and have videos up on this channel. The neighborhoods have completely changed from before.

[@elobreko9089]

Hi ActionKid! Thank you for that video. I will be staying in Brownsville, for a week, through Air BnB. Rented the place cause of the cheap price and good reviews, and only later on I have done my research how dangerous the area might actually be... i will be staying at Rockaway AVE. and dont plan to go out alone at night, should I be fine?

[@ActionKid]

I think you’ll be fine. You always have to be aware of your surroundings at all times.

[@shortyduwap1086]

It felt like i visited my neighborhood

[@steve.s6741]

5.05 ….2 people out in the middle of the day 😮

[@hryynypsiu]

I'm high and I have this thoughts. In Poland even in a day light there are lot of "hood members" chillin, drinkin etc. You walkin next 2 them and if they didnt know you 9of10 they will say smth 2 U, like u lookin 4 trouble or smth like dat. Maybe they will not shoot u but can beat you up or use some knifes. This Brownsville looks like a nice place - lot of green, big buildings, playgrounds, lots of cars with chrome wheels. Just sayin, compare dis to some place in poland, russia or cape town. Maybe in 60's-90's it was horrible and not looking so well. Shit this is so interesting, love to explore dis kind of hoods and areas! But anyway video is real cool and thanks for sharing it, love to watch !

[@ActionKid]

Thank you!

[@GoldenChildBH]

You’re awesome

[@mikioni]

Beautiful 🙂

[@theotang681]

hey actionkid. could you do some narrated walks of weird areas/houses or places with a spooky story behind them? also maybe areas with hidden little gems that on one would expect to find in the concrete jungle called new york? in japan, tokyo, you can find like a little shrine in the middle of tokyo like right off the beaten path between two buildings out of nowhere. stuff like that. thanks man and keep up the narrated walks. they are my favourite ones.

[@ActionKid]

I recorded some weird places like the abandoned Montauk cutoff rail line and Willets Point already but I’ll keep a look out for some more!

[@theotang681]

@@ActionKid thanks!!!!

[@yg78t76t7]

You got balls man

[@raineyj560]

Get out your comfort zone, lol

[@redpill-fuckboy9908]

He probably got police with him that's undercover...

[@ronmosely8355]

A very wild and dangerous area since the crack epidemic ! And the police do nothing about drugs and gang violence , until an area is gentrified, that is how other parts of Brooklyn became calm and peacefull!

[@manolochootdatpizzachip5142]

Ron Mosely I live in Philadelphia now and I go up to New York every few weeks. Honestly if you just pay attention and dont walk on sketchy side streets you'll be fine.

[@IsaacJRoberts]

that 301 dumont block is probably best to avoid lmao

[@kez2646]

Hi AK can you explain what a housing project is please mate? these all look like units, is that the same. I wonder how many units to a block an how big inside they are. Cheers mate 🦘

[@raineyj560]

There are about 10 apts on each floor. The rooms are not big but no more different than a regular small apt.

[@ActionKid]

Housing projects are public housing. The government is the property owner.

[@kez2646]

Thanks guys for your response

[@captaingrizzly5698]

why does it seem so empty....? thats not the brownsville im used too. but anyways hit the bronx and walk webster ave.... youll love the bronx. its the only boro thats not an island and the valleys and hills make for a unique look

[@albertovalsania8656]

Is Better Brooklyn or Quuens?

[@nandito3287]

Omg stay safe Actionkid you never know with these people

[@chaoshund1768]

Thank You ! 👍👍👍

[@Livingmydreammm]

Thank you❤❤❤

[@janicerigsbee4129]

Poverty sucks my husband and I live on $30,000 a year we are in poverty as well here in Oklahoma. It is what it is that's my destiny.

[@ActionKid]

Poverty is horrible. Hoping for a brighter future for you and your husband.

[@beboplady1542]

@@ActionKid You are a sweetheart Hon!

[@hotnAZ]

I like these because then I do not have to spend money to go there.

[@ActionKid]

It’s a great way to get a glimpse of city life.

[@hotnAZ]

yes it is and decide then if you want to go there.

[@hotnAZ]

Yes, I lived in Greece for some time in the early 70's and it was grand. It was before humanity made the beauty of these places into only "club atmospheres". not for me I liked the simplicity of the people and the country back then. Air travel is not the same not fun at all. I travelled when it was good. Drove by car to many states too, over the years, with my dogs in tow. I do know the difference it is now preference.

[@stankormy5717]

Is this the hood?

[@raineyj560]

Smh but yes! Yall funny!

[@ActionKid]

Yes 😉

[@annwilliams1634]

Leave poor people alone in area

[@robsonrodrigues805]

Lindas imagens!

[@supertrouper]

Did I just see a Chinese or Asian woman walking out of a subway station between 1:03-1:07. Are there Asians/Chinese living in Brownsville now?

[@ActionKid]

I’m sure with a large population there are going to be many different ethnicities in the neighborhood.

[@waldronu]

There is not a large Asian population in Brownsville but they do own the Chinese restaurant and nail salons in the area so that is why you see them in the area.

[@oldpretoriagmailcom]

I would love to get an apt in there.

[@martinwadia300]

lol no you wouldn't

[@miki219]

mike tyson grew up there

[@hendrixdurandisse-yourneig946]

The announcer sounds related to bill stein snore. Need livelier announcer

[@steviebauer386]

i live in bay city michgan am going to new york city tommrow night leaving at 12 am tommrow and get there sunday at 12 pm stayingthere unti july 5 then goling to jersey city unti the 9th then comming home

[@alevine1951]

Stevie Bauer You may be able to get an Airbnb in these projects and save some money.

[@ActionKid]

Very cool! Enjoy your stay here.

[@davesmith7342]

Can I stay at your place if I decide to visit New York City?

[@alevine1951]

dave smith I guess that's a no, but you may be able to get an Airbnb in these projects and save $.

[@davesmith7342]

@@alevine1951 I would rather take my chances in central park ,rather than support an airbnb, they are destroying our country them and uber and other little spy outfits of this insidious nature

[@ryankilpatrick528]

You didn't return my book?! GANG WAR!!!!

[@green4est]

I'm just wondering is it the same place as in Once Upon a Time in America? And thanks, good job!

[@ActionKid]

I’m not sure, I’m not familiar with that movie.

[@green4est]

@@ActionKid ok,thanks anyways. And I found. it filmed mostly in Brooklyn. and it turns out I've been watched few places in some of your videos previously)

[@trmdude5738]

Should I be nervous?

[@christopherramirez7249]

TRM Dude no I walk through places like these all the time and I’ve haven’t encountered anything bad, people are occasionally nice and stuff. Just be aware of your surroundings.

[@manolochootdatpizzachip5142]

well, maybe. but you gotta keep your wits about you

[@ActionKid]

You can be nervous. Just be aware of what’s around you.