They're Stealing Cars In Our Neighborhood | Podcast Ep 003
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- Опубликовано: 13 авг 2023
- We've been living in a trailer park for 3 years and 6 months and it's been relatively safe, until now. Car thefts are happening in our community and who knows what else will happen.
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Insane asylums need to be opened, with proper treatment. drug, and mental health.
I think shutting them down was a good thing. Abuses were commonplace.
However...
Are things better or worse today? (For the severely mentally ill)
I think we need to reconstitute them with some safeguards in place.
I'm really enjoying these new podcast discussion style videos. Keep it up guys!! ❤️
Thank you, David! ❤️
Crime is increasing everywhere. Everything costs more, people are struggling, and fewer consequences for these types of offenses in many parts of the country. I think a lot of addiction issues, most crimes are crimes of opportunity, and once criminals learn they can get away with certain crimes word spreads and they double down and commit more of the same crime.
There comes a time when everyone must decide what is best for their families. A farm sounds good right about now!!
I would watch a Brad & Lex homestead pivot. Jamel pivoted to reacting to current events he's passionate about. Why not a homestead? :)
Plenty of room and ones for sale in Citrus county, or Ocala county. Prices are dropping!!**** And sunshine all year......... with constant 72 degree water, and blue holes so clear, you think your in a heated pool.Oh and we have monkeys you can Rent a kayak, and spend the afternoon watching the, along with manatees, turtles, otters, and (alligators. Their like big frogs.) They don't call us the nature coast for nothing.
Yeah you go ahead and run the hills run to the farmlands and see how long you stay afloat before they start moving out to the hills and the rural areas and the farmlands don’t you get it yet?
That’s exactly what they want us all to do is run to the hills run to the rural areas run to the farmland’s so they can run with us and build more mega cities around them and then they can force out all of the farmlands and all the farm animals and all the crops so we’re dependent upon them and their GMO food running only puts a bandage on the wound you’re still bleeding and you want to put a bandage on it like that’s going to be the answer.
There’s not gonna be any place to run eventually if more and more people ran to the hills ran to the farms ran to the rural areas those areas will get smaller and smaller and smaller because it will eventually get overpopulated.
@@MA-vd3ln Oh geez! You have scary mastermind prediction skills. They need one of you in all communities. Seriously I would not have thought of that.
The Gov. keeps an open border, and we won't have to worry about any of that honey. I live in the swamps, you couldn't get me in the city. And once there, you wouldn't like me much, as I would be very unhappy. I carry a gun, I hunt and fish for most of my food. Wouldn't want to eat that junk, you people eat. and no one tells me squat. @@MA-vd3ln
There HAS been a huge influx of people just walking around our neighborhoods at night, trying door handles on cars .... on a regular basis, .... like a damn job ....
I park behind my gate, I have a 170+ lb guard dog. If they can get in it, they can have it. Oh yeah, he don't bark, and I'm armed, and trained.
I Live in the S.F. bay area. It's a daily thing! And these thieves are almost never prosecuted so they know they can get away with it! And I don't think most are doing it to pit food on the table but rather for other things
Weak laws, weak judges, weak politicians (all politicians). Make sure to arm yourself and defend what is yours.
My wife and I used to go to SanFran every September I will never step foot in that God forsaken state again. The voters ruined a good thing
No consequences.
I moved from Detroit in 1980, and was appalled at it's downfall. But the Motor City is coming back. Slowly but surely.
I love living in Lansing, Michigan's Capitol. My neighborhood feels safe, but criminals tend to travel to nice areas, so I'm always aware of my surroundings. I'm almost 66 years old, too old to be street fighting to defend myself out there.
I've been homeless, then worked for years at a shelter with homeless families that came here from around the world. These were good people who financially fell through the cracks, and were grateful for the assistance. I felt humbled to help them get clean, affordable housing, as someone had helped me.
I do enjoy your thoughtful conversations concerning things we Americans REALLY care about... without useless rhetoric. I wish for us all... peace, joy, good health, love and prosperity.
Sadly, it's happening everywhere. I'm in northern California and the same things are happening here.
Take care everyone!!
Every hillbillie area is wild.
Not everywhere. Aldean said it best. And here in our small towns, none of this is happening. That's because we won't let it happen and we carry 100% of the time. It happens in places where people put up with it. Not here and folks know it so they don't even try
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I'm from a small town and my parents live in a small town in Michigan...and it is happening there.
The wealth distribution is the problem.
You can tell yourself it isn't going to come to where you live because you're not going to "put up with it"...but unless this divided and conquered society of celebrity worshippers gets past it's own ignorance and political illiteracy....it will eventually come to get everyone.
History proves it.
Same. I’m from Sacramento and while there has always been crime it’s gotten really bad lately.
Because the government puts up with it there, tell them to retire in the nature coast no problems here, and we don't call the law, and we look out for our neighbors.@@davidleomorley889
This is just standard here in the Chicago area. And stuff got wayyy worse almost overnight around two or three years ago, but it's under reported. It sucks. Furthermore, cops just turn a blind eye now. I've seen a hood chick hit a cop and not even have anything happen to her smh.
Crime is up everywhere. Breaking into cars especially because it happens so quickly, even with cameras. But, if the punishment isn't hard enough, crime will continue
I've lived in a park in CA for 8 years now, and we have also been getting emails like this from management. I know what you're thinking...well, it's a trailer park. This isn't a normal methy old skanky park. This is one of the nicest family parks i've seen and most of the homes are newer "manufactured home" style and we have always felt safe.
I get it. There are some really nice family parks that don't embody the trailer park stereotype at all. Stay safe ❤️
I live in Charlotte, and as school gets out for the summer theft and car break ins increase. Do not leave anything, including car registration in your car. Increase outdoor lighting. Lock your doors. I live in a decent neighborhood, but that can make you a target. Crime near us goes down once school is back in session. Teens are perpetuating a lot of it.
We have kids stealing cars in broad daylight in my neighborhood . Our next door neighbor had his back window bashed in and when they caught the people ( there were 4 of them), the youngest was 9 years old and the oldest was 16.
The police said people are going straight into people's houses, if their doors are unlocked and pointing a gun at them and shooting, if they don't get what they want. It's gotten a lot worse around here (Seattle/Tacoma). We have a pitbull mix, that alerts us, if anybody comes anywhere near our property. We have a six foot cedar fence around the entire property. It's scary. We live in a diverse neighborhood, where everybody's watching out for everybody.
I don't blame you for not wanting Lex to take your baby on a stroller ride by herself. On the one hand, we can't live in fear, the other hand, we have to do our due diligence to watch out for each other. Love your podcasts❤
Soft on crime leads to many issues including vigilantism and out of control juvenile delinquency. Tougher on crime may be the only way to stop the spiral of disrespectfulness.
As I tell my neighbors, thieves have cars, so no place is safe. I'd love to see you two go back to reactions together. The straight man (Brad) and comic (Lex) duo is perfect. Great insights and banter. Have you considered reacting to movies?
Every city feels less safe now, criminals are feeling emboldened.
i live in Metro Orlando, and we seem to be "on the cusp" of the same thing happening here,. I bought my house in 1997...this was before banks realized they could make more money buying up houses to rent than they could offering mortgages. By the way, I did talk radio (the old fashion way--on the radio ) and you two are naturals! Glad that the technology has made it possible for more talented people like yourselves to find an audience.
It's certainly an increase, i live in a small kind of richy town (we live in the poor section but across from pd so safe) but the Facebook group I've been part of for 3 years has exploded with thefts, car break INS, videos of people checking door knobs and shootings. It's gotten crazy!
Unfortunately, nowhere is safe anymore 😢 I live in a small town in iowa, and we never had many shootings until recently... things just seemed to get worse, especially when the pandemic started
I remember❤ When I was a kid, my dad yelled at by Bob for Taking the keys out of the car. We usually left the keys in the car that just jumped in and drove. That was back in the 60s can’t do that today! Be safe❤
Crime is increasing everywhere sadly. Where I am in Iowa we've seen more violent crimes and thefts in the last three or four years than we've had in the almost 20 years before that. After we had a shots fired incident near my workplace two years ago I've started carrying whenever I'm outside the house.
Lack of consequences, so no deterrence. Collapse of meaningful family structure providing moral and ethical guidance. Explosion of a "me first" entitlement. Overwhelmed and inadequate family services, mental health help, addictions help, basic foundational education, and rampant proliferation of poverty level employment. Overwhelmed police, court and penal systems. Unfortunately this is happening all over North America.
Stay strong, love each other and raise good humans.
All the best🇨🇦🇨🇦
I hope ALL of your dreams and wishes come true! You both are amazing people and deserve everything you desire.
Remember, you always have a friend in Tucson, AZ.
It's actually sad. Growing up I dreamed of living in Atlanta or Miami. I live in a 100k smallish city, and here I will stay!
I live back in the woods of Tennessee. My neighbors are animals. Needless to say, crime is low here right now.
Me too, College Grove
Only in the woods, the rest of the state is hell.
yeah it is crazy...I've had my sisters car that was in my driveway they smashed the window out, then I found some guy trying to take the catalytic converter from under her car in pure daylight..I live in PA in a small town, she lives about 2 hrs from me, and in the last 2 months there were 2 shootings right by her, and in both cases people killed, she is now moving to west virginia...even by me there was a shooting right in the next town which is only like a mile away...I always thought I was safe....not anymore, don't even want to go outside my house...don't trust people no more, and it sucks! Stay safe, and I love you guys...much love to all 3 of you!!
I live in a SMALL TOWN in Norcal ( for 73 yrs. ) about 6000 people at this point.
In all of my time here I only ever heard of 4 stolen cars.Two were family members
Two were people from SOCAL. Three of the vehicles were returned in tact.
It amazes me how much these two live in their own bubble not letting any outside informationin. Like, yeah, it is happening everywhere and it is big news.
The sad part of homelessness is that it happens fast and might not be your fault.
Look home many people in Maui just lost homes. They hadn't planned for that. Some won't be able to afford to start all over. They can't buy a house, even if there's one available. They might not have enough to secure a rental or a motel room.
And that's how it happens.
They didn't do anything wrong. They lost their homes.
They’re stealing cars everywhere. Even in my nice suburb.
It's getting worse everywhere. I'm in Texas & everyday local people are posting videos from their surveillance cameras of people walking through at night pulling on car door handles to see if they're unlocked. Sometimes busting out windows for purses & guns. Stealing things out of yards & packages from porches. I've lived here 21 years & this didn't start until 2 years ago.
If Texans weren't stealing prior to 2 years ago; why did Texas DAs stop prosecuting non violent crimes in 2019???
Same here 8n northern mn.
A rise in income inequality means a rise in poverty and crime.
Yes! My sister lives in Colorado. She is 71. At her condo community there has been an big increase in car thefts in the past year!
I live on a small barrier Island off Savannah and there has been a lot of thefts and break ins here recently
I love watching you two guys discussing things.
Stay safe guys. I visit a friend in Clearwater sometimes. Haven't had a problem yet.
Beautiful people, Brad & Lex, may God richly bless you, protect you, and keep you.
wow !! Clearwater is so out on the water !! wow !!
🙏🏽🙏🏽Thanks for being back!! You are my only reaction channel, music is great but glad you can still be here. We kinda like ya 🫶
Crime is up everywhere
First I would like to thank y'all for making my nights fun with your song evaluations you are so awesome..really sorry to see break downs in community its everywhere right now but you 2 have made it this far..I think there are many not so hit songs by groups that you have not yet explored..want to see the next chapter🤗
Just the beginning. Be safe you two
Wow same here. I live near you in Clearwater (can tell by places you visit and eat). Have been here several years & last week my car and another at gym in what I knew as safe area 2 blocks away not on main road -in daylight …. Came out & car window totally bashed in things stolen out of car…. car damaged. Cards and id stolen and still trying to handle gahhh! I used to walk neighborhood late at night not anymore 😢 Clearwater PD said rampant. Agree, rising prices, unaffordable housing…..
Sweet voice Lex❣
glad to see you back but your not alone
I lived in a Trailer Park for 16 Years before I bought my House 7 years ago, never had a problem with " Crime" I would leave my Motorcycle out in my Driveway ( Cover On) and nobody even walked by and touched it! Left my Cars unlocked and they were still there in the Morning untouched!
If you don't currently have a CCL, I would definitely recommend getting one to protect your family
Just recently 130 cars were smashed n grabbed at an apartment complex in one night nea me....also seeing alot of posts on nextdoor of ppl walking around neighborhoods breaking into cars. I live in Georgia and it's crazy out there.
My brothers are in Newport Richey. One used to live in Clearwater.
Same up here in Delaware.
I’m in West Virginia and it’s not that bad as the surrounding states. I’m a bit in between suburbs and rural. Stay safe, I love your videos.
It’s everywhere 😢
Plan for your safety and your future, play time is over folks
Yes. A lot of people have heard the cliches about Portland, OR not being what it used to be. Lots more crime in recent years. I spend time in San Francisco. They are experiencing it as well!
Great podcast. This is definitely a nationwide issue. I am originally from Georgia and wanted to move back home and realize I had to leave in California now living in Texas. The area I am from is just as expensive as where I currently reside. I am not from the Atlanta area and my cousin just purchased a house in our home area because it’s much cheaper than renting. And the crime issue is just insane. I as a single l woman feel ssafer living with roommates than living alone. It’s also much more cost-effective with roommates than living alone if you don’t have an significant income.
Thank you! It's crazy that so many people are seeing crime hit closer to home. Stay safe ❤️
I'm in Florida, swamps. We don't have big city problems, and we take care of ours. People need to do the same. Can't let the dark win. We for sure won't.
I'd imagine it would be a Warrant song for criminals. "Know who put the bodies in the wishing well"
It IS huge and it is happening all over the country. Lotta folk say'n "naw it ain't true" I'm in my mid 60's and it's getting worse and worse AND worse. And it is all over the country. Much love to all three of you. Stay Safe.. things can be replaced, YOU cannot be replaced.
It has really skyrocketed in the last two years.
I live in a super quiet and dark town in the middle of a built up area in So Cal (Redlands, CA). It's always been a neat place to be, everyone loves it, the teens call it Deadlands lol. College town, old CA charm, mansions (haunted lore! haha).... but we got the homeless people with their effects lying in the bushes now, too. I'm not rich by far. Many of us living there aren't rich, so I'm not saying this out of elitism, only that it's affecting places you'd think wouldn't be.
You two are good people. I enjoy watching you relate.
Crime is everywhere. Dont live in fear.
Back in ‘05-‘09 I lived in the Pinellas county and learned never to leave my car unlocked. Due to a newly released criminal stealing stuff out of my car while just being on the other side of the house. I feel sad you can’t feel safer in your neighborhood.
time to protect yourself, become armed and licensed to carry, take the classes, and take measures to protect your family. Don't become a statistic or have regrets, you are seeing clear messages, take action, or move to a known safe locale.
Already done.
Limits to Growth is here. Good luck people.
Great show guys!! I loved it and happy to see informed younger people who are using their coconuts! Peace, Love and blessings ✌️❤️😊
Inflation in housing pricing is a LONG term issue. I lived in NYC and my first one BR apartment in a nice neighborhood in Manhattan was $210/month and my salary was $12K/year back in 1977. Now that apartment would be $3-4K/month but it's unlikely a person's first job after undergraduate school would be $180K (the same proportion).
Detroit definitely still has some really bad areas. But parts of Detroit are totally cool, safe and rejuvenated. This is relatively recent - they're not areas that have always been that way. People are starting to put some effort in. It's never going to be back to what it was, but it's definitely better. Ann Arbor has seen a rise in auto theft (there are probably newer and nicer cars here) and judging from my own Next Door neighborhood, a ginormous rise in catalytic converter theft.
Go have a look in San Fransisco, Portland and other zombie cities.
I'm in Detroit. We have our problems, mostly due to city authorities that still think it's the 1990s, especially with regard to development, but everywhere you go there are little signs of rejuvenation. The sense of community and the community activists are intense and dedicated to improving their neighborhoods.
When I was younger and lived in NJ I used 'The Club' to protect my car. It's a big steel bar that fits across your steering wheel and locks it from being able to move much. You can't drive with it on. It comes on and off with a key and they still make it. 'THE CLUB'. Looks like you can get on for about $60. Relatively cheap deterrent. Good Luck my Peeps.
Thieves are scumbags.
Unfortunately it's been happening everywhere. I don't live in a trailer park home but car theft's here in Northern Illinois are on the rise, especially those Kia's and those Hyundai's when all you need is a USB cord to start them
We got a bunch of idiots who like stealing catalytic converters...even in broad daylight...hate thieves of any type
Saw this going on a few years ago in Denver, it spread to the other communities and then most of the state. I grew up in Colorado and five years ago I left for good. I will not move back not even to any of the once-great mountain communities. I now live in Wyoming but this cancer of crime is even invading here with drugs and shootings occurring nearly daily in towns with less than 60,000 populations so yes it is everywhere.
i really miss both of you doing reactions....be safe !
I live in east TN in a relatively safe area. I’m just outside Gatlinburg. Car theft and break ins are a bit worse in the tourist areas like Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge but the surrounding areas are ok. We’re an hour away from Knoxville. It’s a beautiful area too. If you decide to leave Florida you should check out east TN. It’s a heavy Republican area with lots of hunters (which I’ve never liked) but mostly people mind their business. I love the mountains so I’m very grateful for the scenery here. Just wanted to pass all that along. Love you guys!!
I don't know if it's really an increase or just me paying more attention to local news, but there are car thefts every week and they are almost always recovered shortly in the poorer city that's nearby. It seems to be young people for the most part.
I live in a park a bit out in the country... about 2 miles outside the city limits. Two minutes takes you to a freeway entrance, and it's 15 minutes to city center. No crime, no street people, no garbage, no graffiti. Cheaper out here too, my space is $600. Might be time to get out of the city.
Love this discussion. Would like more content like this (obviously not to hear that your neighbourhood is decending into hell!). Keep aware of your surroundings, but please try not to live in fear. It looks like the email is saying that steps are being made to keep the area safe, take comfort in that.
I was told once that I could judge people but not condemn. That's the balance I try to have to help me find understanding.
10 yrs of working night shifts at a remote industrial park in NY. Most perpetrators want a fast in and gone show. We'd disable our rides by removing the rotor from under the distributor. Put back in the am to leave. I'm sure something similar could be done with a newer engine set up.
Depending on the year. Almost all of them made in the last decade or so have individual coil packs controlled by the master computer, no distributor to disable. Your best bet now is get one with a manual transmission, kids these days have no idea how to handle one of those.
Having grown up in an area where many people I knew where involved in various criminal activities, no most aren't trying to survive the just want to live without working an actual job. Yes a lot worked crap jobs that they chose for a "visible means of income".
I was in a suburb of Wichita, Ks since they had a strike at the air plants a lot of people are still trying to recover. While I was there I stopped by Walmart they had 2 patrol cars out front, roving officers inside the store, and roving patrol cars outside. They keep saying they are going to tax the rich, if you tax the businesses the prices have to go up because of the taxes and they have to bump the employees salary to keep them. You are looking at what I grew up in, the late 70’s - early 80’s
Im in Florida 35 yrs now and never saw a person passed out in the street Deltona fl 30 minutes from Orlando! ( from New York)
VERY HAPPY that you guys are back!
Love hearing your opinions etc...
God bless.🙏🏻🇺🇸😎
We have circled right back to the 1980's again, and now we have to learn how to be civil once more..
This is more like the 1970s than the 1980s.
I use to loosen all the bolts on my bike when I was a kid and lay it out in the yard as bait and wait on them to jump on it and take off before they bust their azz 😂
you weren't seeing much on NextDoor few years ago because there was a pandemic at the time and not as many people were out. Central Florida always been crap and I live here too.
I'm in Homosassa outside of the abnormal crackhead were good. I carry a weapon, on a concealed license, I suggest you do the same, if you don't already, Get the concealed the training is worth the time, and cash. Keep your family safe Brad. The sheriff's dept is supposed to curb this.
I grew up in east Nashville,TN. It used to be a very bad neighborhood. Now it has become gentrified and to expensive for people who have lived there their whole lives. So the outlying areas are getting more dangerous.
Look into downtown Detroit. Totally rejuvenated. They also have very low crime in downtown area. Then, there are parts that are just as bad as they’ve always been
Shout out from South Florida. Please review Rich Men North of Richmond.
I think my favorite reaction video that you ever did was Led Zep the Lemon Song. Zesty! Lex was SO FUNNY!!!
Also almost every item in cvs and Walmart is locked up. I've never ever seen anything like it and it's no way survival. Who is stealing makeup, jewelry, nail polish for survival. It's not the necessary items going missing
I’m on Okla City . We still have a middle class. The federal govt is putting the squeeze and weeding out middle class. This is what happens when that occurs. You have a wider gap and only poor and rich and no middle class. This is what they are doing and that’s why they are flooding the borders
Yep....theft of certain types of cars has risen everywhere.
KIA
The reach of things seemed to only go so far until recently, we are entering a new era
Oh I am loving these one day you guy should have a topic and have call ins and see how others think about some of these topics you could maybe have a special number and then put the person on speaker to asks questions or give what they think
If you guys started doing this kind of thing regularly, talking about the news of the day etc I would watch :) You should also consider trying to do some collabs with other youtubers, try to grow your audience. Maybe mix in some movie/music reactions from time to time.
Greetings from SF bay CA. Sadly the homelessness problem is being shipped from cities to small towns where we currently live case in point someone towed a truck one day in our street along with a cutest dog and his owner who had diabetes...someone one paid to have this man towed...I called to let the sheriff know he wasn't bothering anyone but the heat wave was too much for them and a raised a stink that that was not a good place for him....And during the pandemic a paranoid schizophrenic camped in front of our home....dude clearly yelled at someone and cussed at random times after way to many calls to police who did nothing initially....he finally had to move due to the building being sold. He was clearly trespassing but police let it fly? I dunno man....didn't let me kids venture out during this particular time....
The park might have to hire a security guard to drive around like Walmart
First off, shelters do require the people leave during the work hours. Also, I am from a city of about 16,000 people of all ethnicity.(North Carolina) In the past 2 years, crime has skyrocketed. Just in the past couple weeks there has been 2 shootings, car thefts, several breaking and entering and store thefts. Crime has gone up in all areas. It is all prophesied and will only get worse so hang on tight.
In my city, Sao Paulo (Brazil), more than 27.000 vehicles were steolen this year...🤦♂
😩 that’s insane
@@BradAndLex...yes...anywhere...they also steal cellphone, breaking car window while you are stopped in the traffic jam...that's Brazil...saddly
I enjoy your podcasts. You’ve got better sounding mics than most big named podcasters. Stay safe.
I had my car stolen out of my driveway once. Very confusing to walk out to go to work, and your car isn't where you left it.
I was extremely upset.
Tweakers stole it. Stuffed it in a garage, sold the nice wheels and tires for dope, left the car sitting flat on the garage floor with no jack or blocks (not sure how they planned to ever move it again). When the dope ran out, they started fighting amongst themselves, and one turned the others in.
I had access to another set of wheels and tires. I got my car back, though not totally intact. At least driveable.
Sadly crime is increasing all over the country. Stay safe! Maybe it's time to
move to a safer area. I have family that lives in st. Augustine Florida. They love it and say its pretty safe