In the 60s and 70s. There used to be houses on south side of alligator alley west of L28 cut off canal. In late 80s. The state bought and demolished houses. Also airplanes used to drop their suitcases out of planes. If you know what i mean.. lol
The army Corp of engineers removed those homes and reclaimed all that land. It’s all now part of the picayune strand. A lot of folks go back there to shoot off their guns.
Let's talk about Clewiston. Belle Glade. More Haven. I took umbrage to your content, but that's ok. You got me to engage....as a content creator, you won the day. But, young man, If you ever decide to come down here and spend some time on Lake Okeechobee I'd gladly come down from Tampa and we can stay in C town. Truth. Honestly friend, you nailed it pretty closely. I love working though my feelings while I'm typing. It's rough down there. It's hard seeing your home portrayed a certain way. My sister and nephews lived in Montura in the late 90's. It's just hard to hear from an outside perspective. Keep hustling, keep making content, and this is what you want......do enough to get people riled up......but, don't go so overboard that you piss people off. Reasearch everything. You may never read this and this post is all in vain....... If it is not, and you read this. I wish you all the success in the world friend.
right, I grew up BG but the reality is it so ghetto and getting worse. They need a mindset change....I moved to Chicago area so not much better but I got a job on transplant team up here. BG has a lot of potential but they got to do better. I miss my home but I wouldn't ever move back.
I lived 5 mins south of Immokalee back in the 90s. I worked as a ac installer in the orange tree development. Built my house on 2 acres of off 16th Ave n.e. just south of the development. It was a booming area when I left after 2001
It's uninhabited for a lot of reasons. Yellow flies, mosquitos, sand gnats , snakes ,gators . Not to mention hurricane threats every year. Super high insurance cost . Come get you some. The best employment opportunity is state prisons if you want to work there. Lol!
They pay cash or steal them. They get drug money and money from their stolen goods....some sell them at flea markets or trade them with friends. They also do dog fighting and make bets. They get large amounts of $$ on the dog fights. They will steal ppls dogs to use for bait dogs. A cop told me this here in Central Florida....we had some rude, mean, illegals move in and they were taking cats and dogs from yards.
Lol. You are so right !! I go thru many poor areas and see shacks that would fall with a sneeze.. outside these shacks are nicer vehicles than a lot of folks could dream of owning... priorities ...
We don't live there because the Feds made our family move in 1972 in the middle of i75 on alligator alley on turner river road. To make more a reserve.
Down the shell road at the end and turn right on the cement bridge it used to be wooden and cross it down in there a ways on your right, would catch the bus on the end towards the interstate at 4:30 In the morning for school and go to Immokalee and stay all day,my dad worked for Wooten air boat .I was born in Fort Myers at Lee Memorial. Family and friends would come out there on the holiday and take the swamp buggies out and hunt,no neighbors and no electricity, o home I remember those days,our house was near the range station back there ,haven't been back, only on Google maps brings back so many memorys.
I’ve always been in awe with the Fakahatchee. If you ever did one of these types of videos just on the Faxahatchee and it’s surrounding area I’d love to see it.
There was even a homeless camp along the snapper creek canal here. When I grew up in Miami we had a transitional rural area, but in the last 10 years we have been over run with development. Without air conditioning very few people would live here. I would rather live in the Everglades than in the desert.
When i lived in fla back in the 80s (suncoast estates to be exact) i met a girl from immokalee, she was a straght up hillbilly, we were together 3 yrs, then she went back there, never saw her since,
Probably the best chick you’ve had alone, but in public might be a different story? I had a chick like that, don’t know what ya got till it’s gone. And sometimes well, good riddance.
There are no hillbillies in Florida. Hillbillies are solely from southern Appalachia. It is a specific culture of scotch Irish immigrants to Appalachia. Hillbilly means hill comrade in old Scottish. Florida is the flattest state in America and has nothing to do with hillbilly culture
Actually there use to be people who did live in the Everglades. They where called Gladesmen. My grandparents knew a few. Living in Homestead a lot of the elderly population would rain about them back in the 70s and 80s.
Very informative video. What's interesting about that region of Florida is that only Belle Glade has a population over 10,000 people in the Everglades, compared to the coasts which are jammed packed with millions of people. The South Florida inland region between I-75 and I-95 is just a completely different world. Almost hard to believe sometimes that they are both part of the same region in the same state.
Sorry can't believe everything u hear I'm born and raised in Everglades city and currently living here now he's not dead on at all about Everglades I can tell u that
I live in Everglades city and born and raised catch pythons all the ti.e and can prove it homeboy don't know what he talking about tell him to ask a real one
I remember when my dad and his friends bought a bunch of lots in Montura Ranch back in '86 or '87. We used to visit a few months out of the year. There was a clubhouse with a pool, but I recall a tragic incident where one of the kids drowned, which made all the parents wary of letting us swim alone. We also had ATVs, which we called three-wheelers back then. Those were fun times. I recently went back to the area, and it's disappointing to see what a dump it's become. It's funny because my dad and I were reminiscing about this over the weekend. He mentioned that they were offered lots in Cape Coral and Montura too, but they were told a new airport was being built in Montura, so they chose to buy there. They built a few houses and sold everything off in the '90s. We laughed because who knows what the Cape Coral lots and house would have been worth by now
I once was on the edge of the Everglades. If I wiped my arm there would be trails of blood from killing gnats and the quantity of mosquitoes was absurd.
Don't worry, they are coming. I'm a flooring subcontractor that works with the home builders here in Florida and trust me they are coming. By 2030, there will be people living all over the Everglades.
Hyway 27 Glades county, they been dump piling fir years to build what look like small ridges, bet they eventually build condos on top of them! That means the trash of the nation will be contributing to the dump they live on, because that's who will live there, THAT WAY!
the reason is water management, i owned land 5 acers at 1 time and you needed 40 to able to build then the state said they wanted it, i had no choice and had to sell or they would take it, that is what my lawyer told me, i think they paid me $2500 for the 5 acers
It is actually surprising to me that those in Montour Ranch (sp?) are suffering much thievery... Why? You have the glades right there and one would think getting caught and killed for trying to jack someone's property is a highly bad idea = disappearing...
I remember seeing that gas station toward the end a few years back, and of course the old Port of the Islands Hotel. Regret not taking video of it before it got leveled.
Well, this video was enlightening. I'm no longer curious about living in the Everglades or anywhere near Florida City, all my questions were answered, thank you. LOL.
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS Seriously. Just like gangs, who have grown, and migrated into areas, blending in with honest every day folk, so have cartels. It's not like they are going to come up, and shake your hand, and id themselves. They have infiltrated every state, and Florida is not exempt. Every crime you can imagine, and some that may surprise you, like online dating scams, usually with wealthy older men and women. I really try and warn people about this. Although it is another state, a really sweet, kind lady I knew was recently scammed. They (yes, cartel members) got into her home, tortured her in brutal ways, stole from safes, stole her vehicle, and dumped her body. The investigation continues. Do NOT bother to ask for intimate details. They aren't for your channel. I am simply pointing out how bad its gotten, and no, unless you're rich, the feds don't give a rats ass. I've gone toe-to-toe in the past with the feds...local law enforcement depends...in this case holding back a lot. A little FYI. I worked in forensics before retirement, due to military service connected illness, so I saw a lot over a many year span. Long before people paid attention to the influx, I lived by the border; spent a lot of time back and forth, and worked there for a time. I also lived in a state that had a lot of "transfer" houses...the worst of the worse blend in. I always tell folks to just be careful. You go everywhere in the state, so keep doing what you are doing and be safe.
I Love the nature of the Everglades. Does anybody from you heared about the Capitan Storter in the Everglades? I am very interested in the story. My Grany is the Granddaughter from him! 😊
I lived in collier for 20 years. My grandma and mother are resting there too. 🤷🏼 i got two generations in the ground and 3 above it whats your effing point about being a native?
Ave Maria in addition to being Catholic is a university town. Had the pleasure of visiting their last year with my son and I'm thinking of having him attend Ave Maria University in 4 years.
We have to leave some of the state untouchable other wise if you want to understand that all you need to do is talk to real people that have been here for generations.Not a person that only sees the value of Florida. Flagler and Disney both ruined this state.
you know. i live in an economically successful area of fort lauderdale, i am white, and the police are not very special to help me either. they say on the phone - it's none of our business - go to court. what hasn't happened - my cars were stolen, my cars were wrecked, money was stolen, shops were shoplifted. the police - don't care at all. they never run to help you. you need to call 5 times and 5 times for 30 minutes through a translator to explain to them what happened before they tell you - no, we are not coming. and maybe on the 6th time you will convince them. so euroglades has nothing to do with it. well, unless the police treat me like that because I am Russian and do not speak English well.)))) the police - on TV, in movies. in staged videos. but not in life. in life no. no one will protect you except yourself. even in America, even in Miami, even in Fort Lauderdale. the police don't care about crimes against citizens. they protect the country - the representatives of the authorities. I'll tell you a vivid example - my money was stolen from the bank - several thousand dollars. it was in broad daylight in the well-known Truist bank in Fort Lauderdale - I called the police - the police laughed and said that no one would help me, they wouldn't even go. but I called once for a while. eventually a policeman came and also stood there laughing at the fact that my money was stolen right in the bank. he said that he can't present anything to the bank. I had to persuade him to just open a report! it's located on "1" street - it's a very cultural place. and what do you think? how did it end - I started writing to the bank's inspection authorities so that they would deal with this and put an end to the injustice of the Truist bank against me. do you know how it ended - they invited me to the police and said that they would put me in jail right now if I didn't give them money right now. this is a terrible injustice. they stole money from me. i fought for justice trying to hold the bank accountable and in the end i almost ended up behind bars myself. you can never trust these people in uniform. don't believe movies and series, don't believe TV. it's just a movie. they don't care about you.
Man ! I'm born and raised in Everglades and I don't know what u talking about they are tearing down. That hotel u showed with red roof and sand color! Well world news no they are not I drive by that place ten times a day working g and living it's actually in the process of getting a new roof right now and going to be opening back up I'm sure ! It's been there since I was 5 years old in kindergarten and throughout high-school and my friends parents were the owners and we ate there for free and what can't ride atvs I can post pictures we ride hard all day long country boys .an if u going to put out news make it facts not fake news buddy!! And that store smallwood that's my best friends parents store chokoloskee that is it's not in Everglades city facts
Some of this is correct and some is terribly wrong, especially your misleading description of Belle Glade, the violent crimes that are rampant in this city is no place a tourist wants to happen into, or anyone for that matter.
jose man I love your videos please leave politics out of them please bro.. Or if you are gonna play on politics please quit saying everyone that disagrees watches fox news that's bullshit bro and kinda offensive and shows your intelligence on the matter....do some research first my man
I agree if you say you’re not political but bring up political issues up then you will get people saying you’re on the left or right. And then get mad at them for saying that you kind of brought up the topic. Also i find it weird he brings up Fox News all the time when all mainstream news has some type of bias some more left some more right. Of course there are more neutral leaning news orgs. I personally don’t watch any news only for weather it’s to negative
In the 60s and 70s. There used to be houses on south side of alligator alley west of L28 cut off canal. In late 80s. The state bought and demolished houses. Also airplanes used to drop their suitcases out of planes. If you know what i mean.. lol
The locals called those suitcases "square grouper" 😂
The army Corp of engineers removed those homes and reclaimed all that land. It’s all now part of the picayune strand. A lot of folks go back there to shoot off their guns.
White lobsters here on the gulf coast side@@laurastewart9877
Let's talk about Clewiston. Belle Glade. More Haven. I took umbrage to your content, but that's ok. You got me to engage....as a content creator, you won the day. But, young man, If you ever decide to come down here and spend some time on Lake Okeechobee I'd gladly come down from Tampa and we can stay in C town. Truth. Honestly friend, you nailed it pretty closely. I love working though my feelings while I'm typing. It's rough down there. It's hard seeing your home portrayed a certain way. My sister and nephews lived in Montura in the late 90's. It's just hard to hear from an outside perspective. Keep hustling, keep making content, and this is what you want......do enough to get people riled up......but, don't go so overboard that you piss people off. Reasearch everything. You may never read this and this post is all in vain....... If it is not, and you read this. I wish you all the success in the world friend.
right, I grew up BG but the reality is it so ghetto and getting worse. They need a mindset change....I moved to Chicago area so not much better but I got a job on transplant team up here. BG has a lot of potential but they got to do better. I miss my home but I wouldn't ever move back.
I lived 5 mins south of Immokalee back in the 90s. I worked as a ac installer in the orange tree development. Built my house on 2 acres of off 16th Ave n.e. just south of the development. It was a booming area when I left after 2001
Ave maria now
It's too hot and humid, if you weren't born there it's hard to adapt
Houston TX is also very hot and humid
I nap in my A/C cooled place in the afternoon
Super hot I'm born and raised in Everglades city and his story isn't all facts
Drink a lot uhhh water
It's uninhabited for a lot of reasons. Yellow flies, mosquitos, sand gnats , snakes ,gators . Not to mention hurricane threats every year. Super high insurance cost . Come get you some. The best employment opportunity is state prisons if you want to work there. Lol!
All these areas like Imakolee are so poor yet everyone has newer cars which require registration and insurance on top of car payment
They pay cash or steal them. They get drug money and money from their stolen goods....some sell them at flea markets or trade them with friends. They also do dog fighting and make bets. They get large amounts of $$ on the dog fights. They will steal ppls dogs to use for bait dogs. A cop told me this here in Central Florida....we had some rude, mean, illegals move in and they were taking cats and dogs from yards.
Lol. You are so right !! I go thru many poor areas and see shacks that would fall with a sneeze.. outside these shacks are nicer vehicles than a lot of folks could dream of owning... priorities ...
We don't live there because the Feds made our family move in 1972 in the middle of i75 on alligator alley on turner river road. To make more a reserve.
turner river road would be amazing to live there, thats gotta suck to lose that, i go out there to find peace
Down the shell road at the end and turn right on the cement bridge it used to be wooden and cross it down in there a ways on your right, would catch the bus on the end towards the interstate at 4:30 In the morning for school and go to Immokalee and stay all day,my dad worked for Wooten air boat .I was born in Fort Myers at Lee Memorial. Family and friends would come out there on the holiday and take the swamp buggies out and hunt,no neighbors and no electricity, o home I remember those days,our house was near the range station back there ,haven't been back, only on Google maps brings back so many memorys.
I’ve always been in awe with the Fakahatchee. If you ever did one of these types of videos just on the Faxahatchee and it’s surrounding area I’d love to see it.
go to "jose likes fishing" my other youtube channel. thats kinda like all i did when i lived in Naples
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There was even a homeless camp along the snapper creek canal here. When I grew up in Miami we had a transitional rural area, but in the last 10 years we have been over run with development. Without air conditioning very few people would live here. I would rather live in the Everglades than in the desert.
The gvnmt control is insane
Dude your videos are amazing!! Some of the most informative & HONEST content on RUclips! Love that you speak the heard truths & do it with respect
Not this one man I'm born and raise in Everglades city and I guess I should really make a vedio oh I live here now 48 years
When i lived in fla back in the 80s (suncoast estates to be exact) i met a girl from immokalee, she was a straght up hillbilly, we were together 3 yrs, then she went back there, never saw her since,
Probably the best chick you’ve had alone, but in public might be a different story? I had a chick like that, don’t know what ya got till it’s gone. And sometimes well, good riddance.
There are no hillbillies in Florida. Hillbillies are solely from southern Appalachia. It is a specific culture of scotch Irish immigrants to Appalachia. Hillbilly means hill comrade in old Scottish. Florida is the flattest state in America and has nothing to do with hillbilly culture
Be thankful that you never saw her again😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The dictionary defines hillbilly as Northern Michiganians
I live there love it nobody stealing from me
Actually there use to be people who did live in the Everglades. They where called Gladesmen. My grandparents knew a few. Living in Homestead a lot of the elderly population would rain about them back in the 70s and 80s.
there are small properties scatthered all over. would be cool to own one of these someday and have a place surrounded by nature not humans
I live in Everglades city born and raised I don't know what that guy was talking about I got facts not fake news
Developers are watching for a chance to see zoning changes on the edges. PS Everglades city now lives on French Canadians
Very informative video. What's interesting about that region of Florida is that only Belle Glade has a population over 10,000 people in the Everglades, compared to the coasts which are jammed packed with millions of people. The South Florida inland region between I-75 and I-95 is just a completely different world. Almost hard to believe sometimes that they are both part of the same region in the same state.
Sorry can't believe everything u hear I'm born and raised in Everglades city and currently living here now he's not dead on at all about Everglades I can tell u that
They now have giant pythons that eat larger animals.. Ive been there going through on air boats. It's a whole different world. Dont go alone.
I live in Everglades city and born and raised catch pythons all the ti.e and can prove it homeboy don't know what he talking about tell him to ask a real one
Yeah we have seen then eat gators deer bobcats raccoons everything! They are literally destroying or I should say have destroyed everything
One of your best videos, Jose!
wow thanks
I remember when my dad and his friends bought a bunch of lots in Montura Ranch back in '86 or '87. We used to visit a few months out of the year. There was a clubhouse with a pool, but I recall a tragic incident where one of the kids drowned, which made all the parents wary of letting us swim alone. We also had ATVs, which we called three-wheelers back then. Those were fun times.
I recently went back to the area, and it's disappointing to see what a dump it's become. It's funny because my dad and I were reminiscing about this over the weekend. He mentioned that they were offered lots in Cape Coral and Montura too, but they were told a new airport was being built in Montura, so they chose to buy there. They built a few houses and sold everything off in the '90s. We laughed because who knows what the Cape Coral lots and house would have been worth by now
I once was on the edge of the Everglades. If I wiped my arm there would be trails of blood from killing gnats and the quantity of mosquitoes was absurd.
your narrating has gotten very good
The way this video portrays the areas you would think maybe an affordable place. Not at all. Prices are high.
The local counties are already working on zoning it out now to develop
yes I check it out I just retire few years ago and the price are high ...
Don't worry, they are coming. I'm a flooring subcontractor that works with the home builders here in Florida and trust me they are coming. By 2030, there will be people living all over the Everglades.
Sad but true
It's a shame that the building will destroy the whole area of the everglades. Nature should prevail. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Hyway 27 Glades county, they been dump piling fir years to build what look like small ridges, bet they eventually build condos on top of them! That means the trash of the nation will be contributing to the dump they live on, because that's who will live there, THAT WAY!
Thank you got your videos jose God bless you and Katie glad yall are doing good looking good stay healthy proud of you both
the reason is water management, i owned land 5 acers at 1 time and you needed 40 to able to build then the state said they wanted it, i had no choice and had to sell or they would take it, that is what my lawyer told me, i think they paid me $2500 for the 5 acers
This video tells no lies. Love that you keep it real, instead of painting a rosey picture. God bless! Great job.
Fake news I'm from Everglades and live here now no hate but I keep it real
I lived in Copeland Florida in 1976 is it still there?
Yes. Tiny. But still there
I'd be scared to death to live down there !
Go , don't come , to many people now .
Excellent presentation! Very nuanced, detailed, well rounded, and informative. Great job❤
No it's not that's fake news he doesn't know Everglades I'm born and raised and live here now ask someone who really knows
Great video. Good information. This sounds like a doctoral dissertation. You should be awarded an honorary PhD degree.
Educational,Thanks for sharing.
It is actually surprising to me that those in Montour Ranch (sp?) are suffering much thievery... Why? You have the glades right there and one would think getting caught and killed for trying to jack someone's property is a highly bad idea = disappearing...
Big sugar is making a mess...
I remember seeing that gas station toward the end a few years back, and of course the old Port of the Islands Hotel. Regret not taking video of it before it got leveled.
Thank you so much for this educational vid always wanted to learn more about it :)
I’ve lived there my entire life!
The store looks interesting
Great video, pretty spot on
Not really I live in Everglades city and born and raised not all facts
Well, this video was enlightening. I'm no longer curious about living in the Everglades or anywhere near Florida City, all my questions were answered, thank you. LOL.
I'm moving there
very nice video thanks for showing us ...
LaBelle FL baby.
Interesting
Interesting. Always a little curious myself .
Sharp. Great video.
How could things get stolen, there in law and order and Florida.
you make a solid point, i must be lying
Cartels are another problem, and of course they take advantage of the locals.
I have never in 25 years herd of cartels in SWFL.. where are you getting this from?
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS Seriously. Just like gangs, who have grown, and migrated into areas, blending in with honest every day folk, so have cartels. It's not like they are going to come up, and shake your hand, and id themselves.
They have infiltrated every state, and Florida is not exempt.
Every crime you can imagine, and some that may surprise you, like online dating scams, usually with wealthy older men and women. I really try and warn people about this.
Although it is another state, a really sweet, kind lady I knew was recently scammed. They (yes, cartel members) got into her home, tortured her in brutal ways, stole from safes, stole her vehicle, and dumped her body. The investigation continues.
Do NOT bother to ask for intimate details. They aren't for your channel. I am simply pointing out how bad its gotten, and no, unless you're rich, the feds don't give a rats ass. I've gone toe-to-toe in the past with the feds...local law enforcement depends...in this case holding back a lot.
A little FYI. I worked in forensics before retirement, due to military service connected illness, so I saw a lot over a many year span.
Long before people paid attention to the influx, I lived by the border; spent a lot of time back and forth, and worked there for a time. I also lived in a state that had a lot of "transfer" houses...the worst of the worse blend in.
I always tell folks to just be careful. You go everywhere in the state, so keep doing what you are doing and be safe.
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS rent cartels
I Love the nature of the Everglades. Does anybody from you heared about the Capitan Storter in the Everglades? I am very interested in the story. My Grany is the Granddaughter from him! 😊
Good information very interesting.
Atheist here that love Ave maria. I respect Catholics and Christian’s. Love it here
Your videos have come a long way. Maybe we can collab once I grow.
It's like the blind the blind.... the Lord is our saviour not HIS MOTHER BUT HIM HISSELF!!!! Our Lord Jesus is the Father!!!!
Heretic.
@@ReapingTheHarvestwake up !!
Do they have schools even ?
It’s all protected, thank God
Um they been ripping the Everglades apart to build wake up people
Will you please do a video like this in eastern nc id love tell u about pollution and red tide
Might be looking more livable with the prices of rent and what not
I. Like. This
A vast amount of it is also part of a national park and a nature preserve
Florida is now more expensive than NYC to live
Uhhhhh its a swamp
The Miccosukee Indians own a good deal of that land.
The Everglades actual manged itself until the farmers moved in and changed the land!
Great vid!
I live in fakahatchee and born from Everglades city i know everything about this place
good video
Click bait. Native collier resident here. Lots of folk live there.
I lived in collier for 20 years. My grandma and mother are resting there too. 🤷🏼 i got two generations in the ground and 3 above it whats your effing point about being a native?
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS then you know it's not empty. Nice try! Better luck next time. Collier County population alone is over 400 000 people.
@@Bethany217accountability and how many live east of 29 stoopid?
Very interesting well done
What an incredibly depressing and sad video.
that kinda the reality of living in a mosquito infected swamp with no industry... in the scorching heat ...
Ave Maria in addition to being Catholic is a university town. Had the pleasure of visiting their last year with my son and I'm thinking of having him attend Ave Maria University in 4 years.
@@frankiemionetto yes!! lots of students there for sure!
Swamp Ape territory.
Great insights! Florida really is a tale of two states.
Not really no hate but I'm born and raised in Everglades city live here now not facts
Its not just that its too damn hot, its too damn wet. The wet makes it hard to maintain anything. Houses rot and cars rust.
Southern Life As Told by a northerner
You aint seen more of the north or south than me
We have to leave some of the state untouchable other wise if you want to understand that all you need to do is talk to real people that have been here for generations.Not a person that only sees the value of Florida. Flagler and Disney both ruined this state.
Hey, sounds like 1090 Jake
Subsistence please add this word to your vocabulary.
You've never heard of an essence farmer?
you know. i live in an economically successful area of fort lauderdale, i am white, and the police are not very special to help me either.
they say on the phone - it's none of our business - go to court. what hasn't happened - my cars were stolen, my cars were wrecked, money was stolen, shops were shoplifted. the police - don't care at all. they never run to help you. you need to call 5 times and 5 times for 30 minutes through a translator to explain to them what happened before they tell you - no, we are not coming. and maybe on the 6th time you will convince them. so euroglades has nothing to do with it. well, unless the police treat me like that because I am Russian and do not speak English well.))))
the police - on TV, in movies. in staged videos. but not in life. in life no. no one will protect you except yourself. even in America, even in Miami, even in Fort Lauderdale.
the police don't care about crimes against citizens. they protect the country - the representatives of the authorities. I'll tell you a vivid example - my money was stolen from the bank - several thousand dollars. it was in broad daylight in the well-known Truist bank in Fort Lauderdale - I called the police - the police laughed and said that no one would help me, they wouldn't even go. but I called once for a while. eventually a policeman came and also stood there laughing at the fact that my money was stolen right in the bank. he said that he can't present anything to the bank.
I had to persuade him to just open a report!
it's located on "1" street - it's a very cultural place.
and what do you think? how did it end - I started writing to the bank's inspection authorities so that they would deal with this and put an end to the injustice of the Truist bank against me. do you know how it ended - they invited me to the police and said that they would put me in jail right now if I didn't give them money right now.
this is a terrible injustice. they stole money from me. i fought for justice trying to hold the bank accountable and in the end i almost ended up behind bars myself. you can never trust these people in uniform. don't believe movies and series, don't believe TV.
it's just a movie. they don't care about you.
Lol maybe because the Indians and the state have control of the area
Plenty of Latin people live in Ave Maria what are you talking about?
Home builders. Hold my beer.
Man ! I'm born and raised in Everglades and I don't know what u talking about they are tearing down. That hotel u showed with red roof and sand color! Well world news no they are not I drive by that place ten times a day working g and living it's actually in the process of getting a new roof right now and going to be opening back up I'm sure ! It's been there since I was 5 years old in kindergarten and throughout high-school and my friends parents were the owners and we ate there for free and what can't ride atvs I can post pictures we ride hard all day long country boys .an if u going to put out news make it facts not fake news buddy!! And that store smallwood that's my best friends parents store chokoloskee that is it's not in Everglades city facts
Informative. But,The monotonous drive in the beginning was incredibly annoying.
Some of this is correct and some is terribly wrong, especially your misleading description of Belle Glade, the violent crimes that are rampant in this city is no place a tourist wants to happen into, or anyone for that matter.
it's a swamp Einstein
The only fun out here sounds like ATV exploration, it's a shame they go after them.
jose man I love your videos please leave politics out of them please bro.. Or if you are gonna play on politics please quit saying everyone that disagrees watches fox news that's bullshit bro and kinda offensive and shows your intelligence on the matter....do some research first my man
I agree if you say you’re not political but bring up political issues up then you will get people saying you’re on the left or right. And then get mad at them for saying that you kind of brought up the topic.
Also i find it weird he brings up Fox News all the time when all mainstream news has some type of bias some more left some more right. Of course there are more neutral leaning news orgs. I personally don’t watch any news only for weather it’s to negative
You did little research for this story
Duh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Its a freaking swamp folks!!!!!! Why would anyone and this from a fla native
Are you for real?
They will bite you so move in everglades
Thats because they have mosquitoes the size of small dogs and they bite like them millions of them.
All that backwater knowledge is useless. There is one road out of there.
I can’t help to think this guy sounds like a socialist.
leave it alone.
How bout pythons any them down there ? Lol
You’re a bit slow, why don’t you just go ahead and live there for a while, maybe you’ll figure it all out.
Cap thier is everglades city and the End of Naples Fl. YOUR A ROOKIE STOP POTING FLORIDA
A rookie? 🤣🤣🤣 let me know when you wanna go on a fishing trip $1000 on the line
Hurricane zone