Actually tried Factor for a few months. Very convenient. Delivery was only $10, always came to my door on time, and there was always a percentage off with my order. It is what it says it is in my experience.
Really like the videos where you show the neighborhood the apartment is located. The decision to move in to a specific NYC apartment does take in to consideration of how the space fits your needs. Think about it. Other than the hours that you are asleep most of your days are spent OUT of the apartment itself and living in a neighborhood that is practically and aesthetically pleasing to you really is the charm of living in NYC.
I lived in NYC-it's not about the neighbourhood, it's about the cost and the proximity to work, that's. Most people who live iN NYC work their asses off and are too tired to enjoy the neighbourhood. I lived on UES and Gramercy Park, and I was too tired to enjoy the Manhattan life, because of work. And on the weeknd we always went out of town so we coud relax. We never spent weekend in Manhattan.
The first apartment was a one-bedroom that partitioned off the living space and called it a bedroom. As a one-bed for $2,500 it works just fine. The fifth-floor walkup looks less functional. It may have slightly more square footage but that doesn't help it much. The last one has more space and has been updated, though it's $1,000/month more.
Yep, Astoria, Long Island City (for those with money) and Sunnyside too even. I lived in NYC for about 6 years and left in 2016. Lived in Forest Hills and Astoria for a few years before moving into Manhattan (Morningside Heights on 136th and Riverside Dr). All the apartments I lived in Queens were about the size of a small suburban home: large bedrooms, hardwood floors, modern updated big (by NYC standards) kitchens with really nice granite countertops and even a stainless steel dishwasher.... granted they were roommate shares or renting a room for $750 -1000 per month but really good deals compared to apartments I see today. When I moved to Manhattan I brought my apartment standards from Queens with me and got super lucky finding that place in Morningside Heights, it was the nicest place I lived in in NYC. Today though, I don't think I would be able to move back since apartment prices have gone completely crazy since....
This should be a good one. After seeing it, I will say the neighborhood tour was great, Cash was Cash but the apartments were the kind you'd never want to be home in.
Can we say chop jobs???? Those 1st 2 apartments were definitely 1 bedrooms back in the day. In the 1st, the 2nd bedroom used to be the living room. That wall didn't even go up to the ceiling. It's a dead give away. I'd love to know how it's registered with DHCR. If a wall doesn't go all the way up to the ceiling to enclose the "room" then it's not a separate room. & in the bathroom is a mishmash of tiles that didn't even complement each other. The tile on the wall behind the sink didn't even go all the way to the floor. If it had a vanity that wouldn't be noticeable at all. & really no closets. The 1 that was thrown in2 a corner with a window was just an afterthought. But the kitchen wasn't bad. The 2nd again chopped up. No closets at all. Was that kitchen set-up with the stove even legal??? & that bathroom? What did they do? Get closeouts on tiles??? The 3rd was definitely the most modern but still no closet in 1 of the bedrooms. Sorry, just no to all of them. But the neighborhood is cool. Still not enough of a reason for me to rent any of them
I don't know about "in reality" but the mishmash tiling actually worked for me--along with a chuckle. I could hear a Landlord saying that they would take whatever is left of a certain stock if given another 50% off the price. LOL! They're definitely all chop jobs though.
The stove cord is not the powere for the burners, probably the clock and timer, etc. Never put stove near window if possible, could cause fire from curtains, not to mention rain on electronics.
@serenakoleno9338 the plug could also be for the electronic thing (sorry I can't think of the name, is it ignition) to light the gas burners on the stove & oven
A lot of walkup buildings only had a few apartments back in the day. Townhomes were single family homes 80 -100 years ago. During the 60's and 70's a lot of them were reconfigured to become multi apartments and now walkups have way more apartments than what they were originally designed for (aka modern day tenements)
Interesting NY fact - There is a major tax difference between if you order your bagel with cream cheese on the side or if you order it with the cream cheese shmeared on it.
@@zerowhite2286And if you get a chance you should definitely visit NYC, pretty much every foreign visitor wants to, but don't forget that there's a lot of cool stuff to see and places to visit in the U.S besides there!
I used to live right above the restaurant in this building in the early 2,000’s. They partitioned the one bedrooms back then into 4!!!! I have receipts, Cash. LOL 🤣. I took the video down but I’m going to re-upload a little music video I made when I lived there and shot my day. Hahahaha. PS: we shared the tiny kitchen area and my “room” was about 80ft with a loft. I paid around $650….but like you said…if you're worried about a couch…maybe NY isn’t where you want to be. I’m in Los Angeles now. I almost fell outta my chair when I saw this building tho. I always thought the building across looked like the Jefferson’s. 😂
Well Cash, #1 & #2 are some of the most depressing I have ever seen and the landlords should be ashamed for ripping people off. #3 is OK but none of them have laundry. Enjoyed the neighbourhood tour.
LOL! I'm guessing you don't live in NYC. Not great for small kids or folks with back injuries, but my first thought was WOW! Maybe I want to go back home after all? LOL
Who in their right mind puts a stove in front of a window!? And the heat unit behind it? Sorry excuse for a kitchen. Inflation hitting you pretty hard Mr Jordan? Nice neighborhood , lovely young woman, and Cash's humor and quirky charisma. We'll tour any apartment with you Cash. And , may you live long past 40!!
The apartment that had the stove in front of the window looked to me like it was in the middle of being renovated. I doubt it will stay in that position.
First apartment is a bad one bedroom to two bedroom conversion. Lost all of its common space and all of the light/air from the airshaft to make one closet for two very small bedrooms, one with a short wall too.
I think the first two units are good for college grads. I would pass on unit 3, but it’s still not a bad place either. The pizza place has been around 90 years, not 200. We would be in the 2100’s if it had been! Unless I heard you wrong. Watch out for the sodium in those prepared meals: 840 for that one chicken dish is kind of high considering daily recommended amount is 2300 mg. You should the luxury apartments across the street from the first building: I would enjoy seeing them!
The $2,500 ones would be a one bedrooms and second bedrooms would be use as living rooms if you want to live alone or could afford to do it that way and the $1,700 was nice
The first apt is just one step up to renting a room with shared bath/toilet in the hall. But it WOULD be a step up. If I was on a really tight budget I'd consider it I suppose. You had to use some really hard sell tactics on all three of these apts Cash. And it's obvious why. But - again - on a budget, you might want to consider one of these instead of a longer commute from Brooklyn.
Ok. I am a college studen going to collee for the first time, we live in South Daokta, im renting out a nice 3 bedroom 2 bathroom trailer home for 350 a month in a huge city with 30,000 people in it. THREE FIFTY. My bedroom is probably twice the size of that one, full sized everything. Its amazing how prices compare.
Please tell me the issue of why you cannot place the actual price of the apartment in the tagline? I am too old to have a roommate so why are you saying these apartments are this price when they actually are not? Everybody doesn’t want to have a roommate.
Cash your new baby girl is precious! That first apartment is a huge no. One of the bedrooms is teeny tiny and there was no common space. The second apartment reminds me of the apartments we rented in the '80's but not at that price. The third one was much better and of course more expensive.
Omg some of these apartments are just depressing to look at I couldn’t even imagine having to live in them especially the ones with horrible views of connecting buildings or alley ways or directly at someone’s window at close range I feel all buildings should be upgraded, remodeled, & if too old tear them down & rebuild ijs😑
Cash you got along way to go you'll live to have grandkids. Learn how to cook the wifeys favorite Japanese meal and surprise her. If you can read you can cook. 💜
Its a no for me. 1250.00 for each person is definitely not fair for the person who gets stuck with little rooms and the common space is non-existant. To make someone share an apartment with no living room is a no.
Hi Cash and to your friend wow this $1200 is awesome. It’s tiny and I always like the great eateries in NYC. Very convenient area to shop and buy nice groceries. Stay well and safe 👍😎
No living room? In that case, what I would do, is turn my bedroom into a living room. I'd forget the bed and buy a cushy chair or sofa that pulls out into a bed at night. If given the choice I'd always sacrifice a bit of comfort for aesthetics! Most people wouldn't but that's me:-) Visuals are highly important to me. lol The bright yellow safety stripes climbing the stairs are annoying, kinda like entering a city bus, but it is what is is:-) Cute baby! 🧚♀
First apartment (the two bedroom): if you want to live alone, get more space and REMOVE the wall to the second bedroom. Then you can have a true living/dining room space!
The first one is the best (if i had to choose). I wouldn't share. I would make the small room the den and it has the best kitchen space wise, and the bath is nice. Also, you might want to redo your math on the restaurant Est in 1933. You are doubling the amount of years!;😂❤ Nice video! Your baby is precious 😘💕
I know what you're talking about with the ant traps and roach traps. I almost moved into a place on Long Island when I was living down there and I had to move because the landlord was selling their house. So I looked at a place walked in didn't have much of a kitchen or a common area...... walked into the bedroom saw the roach traps and didn't see a window and I said no thanks. We need a little bit of light coming in.... 34 years ago my cousin and I shared a studio on East 9th between 1st and 8th 1st and A.. $800 rent .
OK, Cash, you always make me laugh (wait, what? That's what I always used to tell my granddaughter) Anyway here goes: The baby is cute and has your hair. We all know these types of apartments are what is rented by college students or by newbies to NYC Please check your math facts 2023-1933=200 years? You know grandma has to have an elevator and a balcony, but I still love ya! You're the best!
Was honestly more surprised this wasn't a 3/4 bedroom with no common space.. but it is a 2 bdr with no common space for 1250$ a room with no perceived privacy. Ohh how I long for this situation at that price 🙄
Forgot to mention.. I know you be blocking half the window but couldn't you switch the stove and the refrigerator. Slide the refrigerator a little closer to the counter and sink there
I know that patsy’s pizzeria in East Harlem and we always thought it was the best in the city. If this Patsy’s is a branch, and I think it might be, that is reason enough to get that apartment
That one bathroom looks like they took all the unused, leftover kitchen and bathroom tiles from all the properties they own and tiled the bathroom wall in a cheap, low-rent mosaic
That sink in the kitchen with the stove by the window (???) was awful. Forget prep, where are you going to put your dishes when you wash them? Who would rent an apartment with the stove's cord stretched across the room like that? And what's the deal with the "floating pantry"? These are awful. I'd rather get a nice studio in a good neighborhood than have to share only to wind up in apartments like this.
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Was that baby Jordan? Cute!
Actually tried Factor for a few months. Very convenient. Delivery was only $10, always came to my door on time, and there was always a percentage off with my order. It is what it says it is in my experience.
I tried Factor a few months ago... some of the meals were good, buy many were very unappealing after microwaving.
Wow! You really had to tap-dance for this video.
well you being white definitely help
Really like the videos where you show the neighborhood the apartment is located. The decision to move in to a specific NYC apartment does take in to consideration of how the space fits your needs. Think about it. Other than the hours that you are asleep most of your days are spent OUT of the apartment itself and living in a neighborhood that is practically and aesthetically pleasing to you really is the charm of living in NYC.
I lived in NYC-it's not about the neighbourhood, it's about the cost and the proximity to work, that's. Most people who live iN NYC work their asses off and are too tired to enjoy the neighbourhood. I lived on UES and Gramercy Park, and I was too tired to enjoy the Manhattan life, because of work. And on the weeknd we always went out of town so we coud relax. We never spent weekend in Manhattan.
So... no living room space, in the first two apartments. Is that why Alice and Ralph Kramden are always in the kitchen?
You got it.
To the moon, Alice!!!!
And sticking their heads out the window!!!😂
Can't have everything. Some people use the living room very little, as would be the case here.
Your neighborhood apartment tours are just better than ever.
The first apartment was a one-bedroom that partitioned off the living space and called it a bedroom. As a one-bed for $2,500 it works just fine. The fifth-floor walkup looks less functional. It may have slightly more square footage but that doesn't help it much. The last one has more space and has been updated, though it's $1,000/month more.
Recently read that more people are moving to Queens. These apartments and their prices are why. Queens has more to offer than most people know.
Yep, Astoria, Long Island City (for those with money) and Sunnyside too even.
I lived in NYC for about 6 years and left in 2016. Lived in Forest Hills and Astoria for a few years before moving into Manhattan (Morningside Heights on 136th and Riverside Dr). All the apartments I lived in Queens were about the size of a small suburban home: large bedrooms, hardwood floors, modern updated big (by NYC standards) kitchens with really nice granite countertops and even a stainless steel dishwasher.... granted they were roommate shares or renting a room for $750 -1000 per month but really good deals compared to apartments I see today.
When I moved to Manhattan I brought my apartment standards from Queens with me and got super lucky finding that place in Morningside Heights, it was the nicest place I lived in in NYC. Today though, I don't think I would be able to move back since apartment prices have gone completely crazy since....
I lived in Sunnyside for 15 years and really liked it.
My New Fav Cash Line:Now, if we look up here, we can see the ceiling 😂😂😂
Haha
😂😂 for sure
Lol mine will always be Medicine Cab-i-NET!! 😂
OMG, seriously? The ceiling???
@@gsueagle9haha, we need to put that on a tee!
Security cameras don't really protect you at all in the moment, but they may provide evidence at a trial or to track someone down.
Yes they can help solve your murder. Makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
Rockwell from the 1980s..... I alway 🎶s feel like 🎶somebody's watching me🎶😊
@@georgiasmith64 Very underrated tune imo
@@nygrl6102 Yeah, too many people seem to mistake that for "protection".
It's amazing how much natural daylight can improve a space.
This should be a good one. After seeing it, I will say the neighborhood tour was great, Cash was Cash but the apartments were the kind you'd never want to be home in.
Can we say chop jobs???? Those 1st 2 apartments were definitely 1 bedrooms back in the day. In the 1st, the 2nd bedroom used to be the living room. That wall didn't even go up to the ceiling. It's a dead give away. I'd love to know how it's registered with DHCR. If a wall doesn't go all the way up to the ceiling to enclose the "room" then it's not a separate room. & in the bathroom is a mishmash of tiles that didn't even complement each other. The tile on the wall behind the sink didn't even go all the way to the floor. If it had a vanity that wouldn't be noticeable at all. & really no closets. The 1 that was thrown in2 a corner with a window was just an afterthought. But the kitchen wasn't bad. The 2nd again chopped up. No closets at all. Was that kitchen set-up with the stove even legal??? & that bathroom? What did they do? Get closeouts on tiles??? The 3rd was definitely the most modern but still no closet in 1 of the bedrooms. Sorry, just no to all of them. But the neighborhood is cool. Still not enough of a reason for me to rent any of them
I don't know about "in reality" but the mishmash tiling actually worked for me--along with a chuckle. I could hear a Landlord saying that they would take whatever is left of a certain stock if given another 50% off the price. LOL! They're definitely all chop jobs though.
The stove cord is not the powere for the burners, probably the clock and timer, etc. Never put stove near window if possible, could cause fire from curtains, not to mention rain on electronics.
@serenakoleno9338 the plug could also be for the electronic thing (sorry I can't think of the name, is it ignition) to light the gas burners on the stove & oven
A lot of walkup buildings only had a few apartments back in the day. Townhomes were single family homes 80 -100 years ago. During the 60's and 70's a lot of them were reconfigured to become multi apartments and now walkups have way more apartments than what they were originally designed for (aka modern day tenements)
Landlord went dumpsteer diving behind Home Depot for those tiles and cemented them randomly on the walls. The joke is on the fools who rent that mess.
It's good to see Skye back touring apartments with Cash.
Yep, a lovely lady, worthy of one's complete devotion and surrender.
Just found out today that WWII was two centuries ago! 1933 is 200 yrs of NY pizza 😂
Let me guess, it's $1200 per person, not $1200 for the whole apartment.
per room. nuts
Practicing my unobtrusive “Hey, Cash, love your vids” greeting for the lucky day I spot him in the wilds of NY...
Cash "you don't want to do too many things or you don't end up doing anything right.". SO TRUE !
I love to see your adorable girls.
Interesting NY fact - There is a major tax difference between if you order your bagel with cream cheese on the side or if you order it with the cream cheese shmeared on it.
So which is cheapest? I’m in the UK and probably never going to New York but IF I do I’ll be prepared.
@@zerowhite2286On the side is cheaper. If it's shmeared on it's considered a prepared sandwich and taxed at a higher rate.
@@zerowhite2286And if you get a chance you should definitely visit NYC, pretty much every foreign visitor wants to, but don't forget that there's a lot of cool stuff to see and places to visit in the U.S besides there!
Dang that first building's apartments were like... oversized dorm rooms. 😅
I used to live right above the restaurant in this building in the early 2,000’s. They partitioned the one bedrooms back then into 4!!!! I have receipts, Cash. LOL 🤣. I took the video down but I’m going to re-upload a little music video I made when I lived there and shot my day. Hahahaha. PS: we shared the tiny kitchen area and my “room” was about 80ft with a loft. I paid around $650….but like you said…if you're worried about a couch…maybe NY isn’t where you want to be.
I’m in Los Angeles now. I almost fell outta my chair when I saw this building tho. I always thought the building across looked like the Jefferson’s. 😂
Well Cash, #1 & #2 are some of the most depressing I have ever seen and the landlords should be ashamed for ripping people off. #3 is OK but none of them have laundry. Enjoyed the neighbourhood tour.
LOL! I'm guessing you don't live in NYC. Not great for small kids or folks with back injuries, but my first thought was WOW! Maybe I want to go back home after all? LOL
Who in their right mind puts a stove in front of a window!? And the heat unit behind it? Sorry excuse for a kitchen. Inflation hitting you pretty hard Mr Jordan? Nice neighborhood , lovely young woman, and Cash's humor and quirky charisma. We'll tour any apartment with you Cash. And , may you live long past 40!!
The apartment that had the stove in front of the window looked to me like it was in the middle of being renovated. I doubt it will stay in that position.
It will most likely stay there I’ve seen many apartments where the stove looked like it was thrown in.
Every time I see one of these overpriced closets, I hug my affordable apartment even more.
Yeah, I literally live in a super world class city, in a really cool neighborhood, for under $2K for my large 2BR. I love it!
Hi there, I am looking to move to New York and was wondering how you found an affordable apartment. Is it all about the contacts you have?
First apartment is a bad one bedroom to two bedroom conversion. Lost all of its common space and all of the light/air from the airshaft to make one closet for two very small bedrooms, one with a short wall too.
Law requires short wall.
Your baby is adorable 😊😊😊😊
And where is this $1200 Apartment??? I really like your videos but the titles are getting more and more like a clickbait... that's not cool 👎
More and more like? It’s ALWAYS been clickbait!
Cash you're my new favorite RUclipsr
Appreciate that
I think the first two units are good for college grads. I would pass on unit 3, but it’s still not a bad place either. The pizza place has been around 90 years, not 200. We would be in the 2100’s if it had been! Unless I heard you wrong. Watch out for the sodium in those prepared meals: 840 for that one chicken dish is kind of high considering daily recommended amount is 2300 mg. You should the luxury apartments across the street from the first building: I would enjoy seeing them!
Cash saying that pizza place has been around 200 years is what is known as a "joke".
We know it hasn't been open 200 years because we love Cash's humor!!!
Cash, it must be nice to be under 40! I haven't known that feeling for a long time.😅
😂
The $2,500 ones would be a one bedrooms and second bedrooms would be use as living rooms if you want to live alone or could afford to do it that way and the $1,700 was nice
The first apt is just one step up to renting a room with shared bath/toilet in the hall. But it WOULD be a step up. If I was on a really tight budget I'd consider it I suppose. You had to use some really hard sell tactics on all three of these apts Cash. And it's obvious why. But - again - on a budget, you might want to consider one of these instead of a longer commute from Brooklyn.
Coat Hooks and ceilings, Oh Boy 😆 Another memorable video 😜
Just to clarify, while I do enjoy the classier videos,it is gems 💎 ✨️ like this one that keeps this happy 😊 subscriber watching.
👍 nice neighbourhood,I like the vlog more than the apartment xx
Ok. I am a college studen going to collee for the first time, we live in South Daokta, im renting out a nice 3 bedroom 2 bathroom trailer home for 350 a month in a huge city with 30,000 people in it. THREE FIFTY. My bedroom is probably twice the size of that one, full sized everything. Its amazing how prices compare.
1933+200=2133.... But I do love watching your videos 😅 HOPE THEY DO MAKE IT TO 2133!! here's to another 110 years!🎉
omg! Hi new baby Cash!
Awesome job cash see you tomorrow
Please tell me the issue of why you cannot place the actual price of the apartment in the tagline? I am too old to have a roommate so why are you saying these apartments are this price when they actually are not? Everybody doesn’t want to have a roommate.
Didn’t you know? He knew YOU would be watching and he wanted to annoy you, because you’re so special
Cash your new baby girl is precious! That first apartment is a huge no. One of the bedrooms is teeny tiny and there was no common space. The second apartment reminds me of the apartments we rented in the '80's but not at that price. The third one was much better and of course more expensive.
I can't get over baby's red hair, she is so cute.
Where do you put your stuff, there weren't any closets in the bedrooms?
Donate them to Goodwill and become zen?
Enjoy all your videos u put out, u not only show with great detail the place, but the area too. Keep them coming 😂😂
Omg some of these apartments are just depressing to look at I couldn’t even imagine having to live in them especially the ones with horrible views of connecting buildings or alley ways or directly at someone’s window at close range I feel all buildings should be upgraded, remodeled, & if too old tear them down & rebuild ijs😑
Great video ❤
Renting an apartment can be really stressful especially getting bank statements and paystubs I had to pay a vendor online lol
Who’s the vendor pls ?
Love your cheap apartments videos! It makes me feel better about mine 😊
Yes! I'm on the same page.
@@rjd3wine I do wish he would not click bait us. Some people don't want roommates!🤓
@@Teddy31976 RIGHT.. Apartment is not $1200.. its 2400 with a roomate
Me too I need to not complain at all 😌
I would do exactly the same with Panda Express! AT LEAST 3 days a week
I wonder if whoever chose some of the finishes like the kitchen backslash and the bathroom tiles had a visual impairment?
A low budget...😅
I wouldn't rent any of these apartments shown, but I'd like to rent Cash for a day!! He's a real pip.😅
I don't know why, but I love Skye... she could rent me a place, just with that smile on her face 😍
Cash you got along way to go you'll live to have grandkids. Learn how to cook the wifeys favorite Japanese meal and surprise her. If you can read you can cook. 💜
aw man i missed cash right by my place 😭
Hahaha...exposed electric NEXT to the sink, powering the STOVE: "it is what it is"...haha...you kill me...😂
The kitchen in the second one is ridiculously bad. The stove just randomly sitting in front of the window.
Ok, but why. $1200 a month in mid America gets you you're own place with so many amenities included!
and here it gets you a tiny apartment and a roomate
Its a no for me. 1250.00 for each person is definitely not fair for the person who gets stuck with little rooms and the common space is non-existant. To make someone share an apartment with no living room is a no.
Hi Cash and to your friend wow this $1200 is awesome. It’s tiny and I always like the great eateries in NYC. Very convenient area to shop and buy nice groceries. Stay well and safe 👍😎
No living room? In that case, what I would do, is turn my bedroom into a living room. I'd forget the bed and buy a cushy chair or sofa that pulls out into a bed at night. If given the choice I'd always sacrifice a bit of comfort for aesthetics! Most people wouldn't but that's me:-) Visuals are highly important to me. lol The bright yellow safety stripes climbing the stairs are annoying, kinda like entering a city bus, but it is what is is:-) Cute baby! 🧚♀
Your tours are great! (Even if the apartments are not.)
You are so much fun, Cash.
Cash I love the neighborhood your so entertaining thank you for making my week
That 2nd bedroom was def the dining/living room area
I hate this $1,200 per person BS. That is not the real price.
True. Math is hard.
First apartment (the two bedroom): if you want to live alone, get more space and REMOVE the wall to the second bedroom. Then you can have a true living/dining room space!
i left NYC long time ago, living in Puerto Rico and no regrets
The first one is the best (if i had to choose). I wouldn't share. I would make the small room the den and it has the best kitchen space wise, and the bath is nice.
Also, you might want to redo your math on the restaurant Est in 1933. You are doubling the amount of years!;😂❤ Nice video!
Your baby is precious 😘💕
These are barely one bedroom. They are all sad😢😢😢😢
I know what you're talking about with the ant traps and roach traps. I almost moved into a place on Long Island when I was living down there and I had to move because the landlord was selling their house. So I looked at a place walked in didn't have much of a kitchen or a common area...... walked into the bedroom saw the roach traps and didn't see a window and I said no thanks. We need a little bit of light coming in.... 34 years ago my cousin and I shared a studio on East 9th between 1st and 8th 1st and A.. $800 rent .
Nice video CJ!! Love from AZ-US
What up Cash?!!! Keep doing what you're doing my man!
You are so entertaining 😊
You have a beautiful baby. Thank you. May you please take care and stay safe. Louisa. 👏👏👏❤❤❤🤩🤩🤩
What an adorable baby, Cash!
OK, Cash, you always make me laugh (wait, what? That's what I always used to tell my granddaughter) Anyway here goes:
The baby is cute and has your hair.
We all know these types of apartments are what is rented by college students or by newbies to NYC
Please check your math facts 2023-1933=200 years?
You know grandma has to have an elevator and a balcony, but I still love ya!
You're the best!
The third video is definitely what I’d choose
How can NYC be classed as one of the greatest cities in the world when the bang for buck is so poor. These apartments at these prices are obscene.
Was honestly more surprised this wasn't a 3/4 bedroom with no common space.. but it is a 2 bdr with no common space for 1250$ a room with no perceived privacy. Ohh how I long for this situation at that price 🙄
taco belly ache .................... waaaaaahahahahahahahaha I love it
The positioning of the shower head is sooooo interesting 😂
"it had ant traps in it. I didn't know why they were there...," 😂
Forgot to mention.. I know you be blocking half the window but couldn't you switch the stove and the refrigerator. Slide the refrigerator a little closer to the counter and sink there
You couldn’t pay me $1,200/month to live in NYC.
Broken Venetian blinds could be a bad forecast. Take good care of yourself. All the best for you and your family
I'm 😮shocked the first 2 apartments at NJ prices? That's unusual for NY.
Tiny cramped spaces, old building.
I'm shocked they get to call them apartments, they are closets.
$1,200 with a roommate. Otherwise it's a little over $2,400.
Wow. Just wow
I have factor.. i can admit it was shockingly good and affordable
Love the UES i stayed on 3rd ave when i was in NYC a few weeks ago. Amazing
I know that patsy’s pizzeria in East Harlem and we always thought it was the best in the city. If this Patsy’s is a branch, and I think it might be, that is reason enough to get that apartment
Like Bette Davis said in one of her movies:" What a dump!" ( all 3 of them!)😳
11usd for the box of chicken? I'll make it for under 5 usd under 20 mins and then micro plastics won't go inside your stomach lol.
Love ur videoss! stay cool!!!-
I’ve never been to New York. But I’ll visit, never will I move there . I would loose my mind in something that small
Folks, you have to watch (one of the better sponsors IMO) to see Cash’s cute baby AND his hair color (for now!)😊
That one bathroom looks like they took all the unused, leftover kitchen and bathroom tiles from all the properties they own and tiled the bathroom wall in a cheap, low-rent mosaic
That would make me DIZZY early in the am🥴😂🤣😭
What a smart way to turn a studio into a “2BR” 😂😂
❤❤❤❤❤Beautiful baby
Thanks!
1:56 That's not 200. That is 90yrs..........
Its sad that the suburbs of Ontario Canada are pretty much the same price as New York City.
I like the first 2. I would turn one of the bedrooms into a living room. Great price even if you don't get a room mate
That sink in the kitchen with the stove by the window (???) was awful. Forget prep, where are you going to put your dishes when you wash them? Who would rent an apartment with the stove's cord stretched across the room like that? And what's the deal with the "floating pantry"? These are awful. I'd rather get a nice studio in a good neighborhood than have to share only to wind up in apartments like this.
I will never complain about the 1,400$ of my 4 bedroom 2 full bath home in Michigan again.