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I knew the girl in the thumbnail with the blue shirt and hat. Wow she was really beautiful. I think she was brazilian. Fun fact: I live 4 blocks away.

Hahaha good ol carl... wosh he weren't so nuts but miss the guy

Santa Monica was founded by Freemasons. They still own all the Land north of Montana between Ocean ave and 26th st. Montana to San Vicente . The Home"owners" are technically just renting from Scottish landowners .

Your tree is a Christmas tree not a holiday tree. Santa Monica is so woke and evil that it is disgusting.,

Is it a Snow Machine or just lights

The city has NO bizzazz

People before profits is so wonderful 🥰🙏❤️

See y'all on the 19th!! 😍🥰

Can't wait for this year's

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1:15 okay so .. in 1896 y'all had ELECTRIC public transport!? ... what the bleep happened to the country ? definitely lost the cold war ...

Go, SheiShé! :-)

I was born in Maine but, in 1959 Dad brought us to Santa Monica. Pacific Place across from the beach near Venice and SM Pier. I played with my friends at age 8 (No parents in sight) and rode our Bikes all day, then surfing, playing on the Pier and just having fun as Beach bums. Attended all the schools, Will Rogers Elementary, SAMOHI, SM College and UCLA after US Army using my G.I. Bill. Thank God for that! I really have great memories of Santa Monica. Living in SM Canyon on East Rustic and more. Like 21507 PCH in Malibu when my grandmother told my dad she'd give him a down payment for that home. `1964 it sold for$50,000' and today, My Inheritance would be worth $3 million. lol damn dad, why? He died at age 61 of Alcoholism. RIP. Yes, we all loved Santa Monica. How could we not. Blesss you all, thank you for this video. James & Family 59-2022

And then the homeless moved in...

Love Santa Monica

So sad what’s happened to it with the invasion of homeless encampments. Temporary and affordable housing needs to be made available so we can get our community back to what it was.

Now it’s a liberal shithole

very nice place

They tried that outdoor mall idea here in Texas too. Ruined downtown, took decades for them to admit the mistake and try to fix it.

I was born in Santa Monica in 1946 and I spent my summers and weekends at the beach between POP and Santa Monica pier A great place in area to grow up in

Stolen from Native America. Murdered their way to get this. Hope they’re burning in HELL for doing it.

No- this is not an accurate history. Please retract.

I played there in the early 90s. The pier was still OK. Muscle beach was ok. Fun to walk or run there. I lived in Redondo beach and ran more down that way but did hit Santa Monica now and then, rode the ferris wheel on the pier as lat as 2004.

Looks like so far I'm the only one from SaMo. 😁 and you're right, there IS so much to do!! (PS: don't forget the Bagel Nosh on 17th and Wilshire Blvd). 😋

That is a very interesting narrative. However, there is evidence a city existed there before Santa Monica.

REALLY STARTED TO GO DOWNHILL AFTER AROUND 2010 AND IN 2020 WITH THE BLM CRAP - HOMELESS EVERYWHERE , TENTS ALL OVER , VENICE IS TERRIBLE , POLICE DONT WANT TO SHOW UP AND ARE TOLD NOT TO BOTHER WITH SMALL CRIMES - AINT WHAT IT USED TO BE BY A LONG WAY

Straight up, California was in its prime in the 1950s. It was like being in a dream.

now Santa Monica is a 3rd world city with Homeless, Sidewalk feces, heroin needles, and crime thanks to the liberal city council. Its a crap hole

Santa Monica is Racist and biased

Santa Monica, a city where they are tough on taxpayers but easy on criminals

My Great Great grandparents owned a Saloon , a boarding house and a market on 3rd street back in the 1870's and beyond. there Boarding house was next door to what was called Del Mar Ice Creams, and they owned the property were the Broadway theater sets today.

I see the White racism continues. The Black pioneers of Santa Monica were never mentioned.

I am proud to be from one of Santa Monica's Founding families. I am the last to move out , and could not imagen what life was like in Santa Monica when it's population was only 400. my great, great grand parent's Owen a butcher shop, and a Saloon on 3rd street, back in the 1870's. and a Boarding house at 1777 2nd street. I think the old house is still there only converted into an apartment building now.

Miss the 90s Santa Monica

I miss the Old Santa Monica Place. My paternal family's history were part of the building structure in Santa Monica through 1950s-70s, some of my uncles were the construction workers that built the parking lot buildings in Downtown Santa Monica. My paternal family have been longtime Santa Monica residents.

I dont know why they say it is the last amusement pier to be built? That makes no sense to not have them. The east coast had tons of boardwalks and rides especially New Jersey, and the weather was only warm to swim from June to beginning of Oct. In LA the beach is good for swimming from early April till about mid Oct, sometimes a little later, even in the winter it is not so cold, like 40-65 degrees, you can still go down and hang out there in a sweatshirt, no jacket needed, no snow etc..the weather in southern CA is much better for boardwalks and amusement piers.

I used to go there all the time to the beach, and walked to Venice Beach and back all the time. I even worked on the pier for 2 summers operating the rides.

Always very pleasant. The promenade is entertaining yet peaceful. It’s been a special plane for a long time. I’ve got to see the old Vita- movie studio next time! Peace all.

I grew up in S.M. and remember a time before any of those buildings were there.

This is really beautiful. One of the things I heard at The People's Concern was rubber-banding the shelter services card to a bottle of water or socks when you're handing things out. I've been rubber-banding Subway gift cards to the Santa Monica shelter cards to hand out.

This is a beautiful story and testimony of compassion and hope. Santa Monica, as we know, isn't typically considered a "challenged city" but it just goes to show that the challenge of homelessness has no bounds. The heart and care of this young lady are beyond amazing. Her approach and the response of those citizens in our city who are impacted by homelessness shows that there is hope and solutions. I loved the shirt "I am part of the solution". The word "bridge" was & is key and essential. You go and be the solution, bridge, and move to greater things Jasmine.... God bless and keep your heart and expand your purpose.

one of my favorite places ever, wish I could've been there in its prime. however I do feel bad going there as a tourist because the place seems so much nicer without us there

Well done, Mr. Jones! 👍

Well done Kev. Good that SM is finally on board with Pride Celebration. It's been happening here in NZ for quite a few years now..

I lived on 6th, 14th and 21st streets, N of Wilshire. I miss the old days of Zucky's, Friars restaurant, Swensen's and the theater on 26th and Wilshire!!

miss the old SM.

It's to bad he likes to use his job as a place to cheat on you as well. I'm not sure if the parents would like knowing that the staff there be drinking and having sex while there's kids there.

cool.

SANTA MONICA. A PLACE WERE POLITICAL EGOS ARE SUSTAINED. IF YOUR A REGULAR PERSON MEDIAL CLASS. YOU CAN GET THE F******CK OUT!

I ❤️ you, SheiShe’. #JerseyInTheHouse