Wandering Combat with Girl Meets Glass

[@adriennecruz3843]

Loved your companion today -- she seemed so worldly, classy and zen. Nice to see the neighborhood with you both. Thanks.

[@NimrodClover]

Hey Jay - really like your video style, first time visitor here. I lived in the Paris area for a year to study Architecture. The church you visited was one I missed, although I had probably walked past it at one time in my self tours of the city. While you guys were looking inside I too was studying the structure and smiled when Girl Meets Glass started to consider the construction and associated it with medieval construction techniques. She may know her wine, but the construction is much more modern. I looked it up and it is described as, a pretty 19th century church located in La Villette near the Sécrétan district. Built from 1873 in memory of Monsignor Georges Darboy Archbishop of Paris, who was killed on May 24, 1871. So, less than 150 years old and built with "modern" equipment and methods. It was great that you guys had such fun walking around the 19th and I will have to check out more of your trips around town as it will be very nostalgic for me. I did like how Girl Meets Glass liked the ceiling of the church, sort of Girl Meets Glass Ceiling! It also took me till almost the end of the video to realize you were limiting yourselves to the Combat neighborhood and not the 19th district. I must have misunderstood your delimiting at the start. I was almost telling the screen, "you can cross the street, its still in the 19th!".... Oh, it is outside Combat. OK, got it.

[@always.wondering.wandering]

Nice to meet Tanisha, I have subscribed. Thanks for another lovely tour.Looking forward to another 80 in 8. Have a good week.

[@eileenb.4435]

Yea! Missed the “80 in 8” . Looking forward to your Wine Walk w/ Tanisha!

[@racheltyler7607]

Loved Girl Meets Glass want to take one of her tours when we can visit Paris.

[@gpan62]

FYI: Botzaris was named after Markos Botzaris (put the stress on the first syllable), a hero of the Greek War of Independence

[@danyelmoulden3803]

Hi Jay. Thanks for the intro to Tanesha! Looking forward to getting to know her on her KZbin! And learning more about wine!! :)

[@erpatitube]

Great to have another installment of the 80 in 8ish😊. You mentioned in this video that you regret that you might miss things in your 80 in 8 outings because you don’t always look up everything ahead of your wander but it means you will still have new things to see and discover in future wanders! Thanks for posting! Stay well and safe!

[@pathallam986]

Really enjoying your walks round the 19th which I'm progressively discovering myself. Ave Secrétan/Simon Bolivar very much the smarter end of the 19th. Buttes Chaumont was a lifesaver for me during lockdown- it was too grey the day you were there but on a fine day you can see open countryside on the horizon which always lifts my spirits. The zigzaggy buildings Tanisha admired which you zoomed in on were designed to look like church organ pipes (they are called Les Orgues de Flandre after the street they're on). You also walked past a great cocktail bar on Rue de Belleville called Combat. Highly recommended.

[@andyshacks7812]

Girl meets glass was a great companion. Great vid Jay. Love seeing the lesser known parts of the city. Btw that quacemole looked sooo good !

[@Januarymay1127]

Enjoyed this video. Stayed in the 19arr just before France was taken off the UKs’ travel list. Sorry I missed that space invader around the park. Waiting patiently to go back to Paris.

[@KarinLynnBates]

My old home was just a few steps away from the marché at Av Sécrétan and rue de Meaux. It’s super trippy to see this. I actually waited a few days before looking because I knew it would bring up a lot of bittersweetness. It does. ❤️

[@Paul_C]

Oh, if she ever visits Amsterdam, one of the pleasant things it is the location of Boom Chicago. Greg Shapiro regularly plays there.

[@rozbickad]

very entertaining as always - thanks Jay, wonderful views of the city, very nice streets up the hill, thanks for introducing us to your friend, and colab with her to promote her channel, you are such a wonderful person. I subscribed there. It is always good to learn about wine even though I don't drink. but good to be able to choose a good one or have some fun facts. Hope you are doing well,

[@SnoozeAddict]

thanks for another awesome video of paris! i have some catching up to do. time to binge watch Jays vlogs

[@lauriecalery8801]

That was a very interesting tour. Tanisha is a gem. Thanks Jay. Cheers 😎

[@christinelachance8012]

Loved the walk with Tanesha and I subscribed to her channel. Her content looks super interesting!

[@sylvielemondedesylvie5268]

Wow! I love you exploring different corners of Paris ! Tanisha and you have a fun rapport, she seems fun and goes with the flow. I hope you make more videos together. I am definitely going to jump on her channel.

[@ashleypalmer3775]

Tanisha has some FABULOUS earrings! I definitely missed the 80 in 8!!

[@flatironnewyork]

i love these 80 in 8's and all your fun, interesting guests!

[@danielawachter7012]

Your comments on the chandeliers brought me to tears XD Thanks for the good mood for my breakfast. And I love Parc des Buttes-Chaumont. Great video. Greetings from Cologne, Germany

[@gennadyrosin1177]

Jay great to have you back doing the 80 in 8 series. i love it. this series has great vlogs. i love what your doing with all the different areas. keep it up

[@SuburbanBehemoth]

This is one of the prettier videos. I love it when you show somewhere new.

[@petejemmott7657]

I really like the music to this video.

[@sherali62]

Bonsoir Jay great to see new vids makes my day

[@grahammanley2086]

Great video this one. Lovely colours and a really interesting co-tourer. And the music was brilliant once again.

[@donburks7285]

Thanks Jay Fanatic vlog

[@ck2d]

Just when that sculpture popped up I was calling to my cat Perry (which of course sounds like...)

[@taoufikamri3742]

Another level! Good editing!

[@judyt.5702]

Hey. I'm from Chicago♥️👋

[@udmlaw02]

Hey Jay...missed these type of videos!! What is the name of Dyallas song you played? It sounds like a French version of Don't be cruel? Or am I crazy? (Yes, I probably am 🤣)

[@graememckay561]

I've had a quick look at Girl Meets Glass's channel. It looks like a complete disaster........ for my waistline. Subscribed!

[@Heyitswhitlavonne]

Yay!! Glad to see you found good Mexican food👏🏾👏🏾

[@Claudi771]

Great video thanks 💯

[@SharonLinfromTaiwan]

Wow I'm early! Morning Jay!

[@Palm.Trees.In.Paris.]

Hey Jay... the wine shop is Ma Cave en Ville. lol I'm a nerd.

[@debbieroos1453]

Tanesha is a lovely lady, love to see more of her, definately subscribing.

[@Chiefchief4444]

Very. Cool. Very. Cool.

[@AEO123]

Just saying-I love the chandeliers! 😊

[@sleis418]

I wish I had a joystick to point you just a little one way or the other :-). You are right in our home base last summer.

[@Gigifrancetexas]

Wait did I miss the 18th?!

[@rogercollins338]

What happened to the 18th? Did I miss something or did you jump from the 17th to the 19th?

[@stevengolfs]

I noticed the same thing!

[@ofrancis03]

What's the name of the song at 6:50

[@thepnt034]

Is that why it's called combat

[@Memphis...]

Yes,I miss your 80 in 8.

[@sbullock3485]

w00t!!

[@JaySwanson]

🥳🥂🥳

[@rc9272]

👍🤠

[@JaySwanson]

🍦😎👍

[@huntingquackers]

Jay, can you please link the video of the "famous cheese"?

[@lohphat]

Brie de Meaux. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brie_de_Meaux

[@huntingquackers]

@@lohphat Thanks, but I should have been more specific. I meant the video of the visit Jay made to this location.

[@AndyMcCavish]

Wine qualifications? Well I like the red one...

[@CraigMische]

I think that is the Communist Party HQ in the background at the 3:10 mark. It is pretty interesting inside.

[@Jameseyiom]

You kept your bag on the seat next to you at the restaurant...so you never learn? On the floor with one foot through the strap, please!

[@lauriecalery8801]

I think Tanisha had Jay's back in her view and had someone come up, she looks very capable of making them step away.

[@marktrvls1218]

Wonder how many billions it would cost if they were to build a church like that today