@EverydayBronco-dh8hs yes. its reflexive, can't stop doing the destructive habits.I don't know if there are any cops/firemen out in north beach anymore, but I have heard more of their sirens in the sunset recently.
Yeah that would be a terrible idea even worse then biden I don't know why some people think putting Patrick Bateman for president would be a good idea lmao.
I have such fond memories of Fisherman's Wharf back in the 80s. It truly depresses me to see what has happened to The Anchorage, The Cannery and surrounding restaurants. Thanks for saving me a trip to Fisherman's Wharf. I don't plan on ever going back!
This content creator is deceptive. He takes a close shot of one closed store and claims the entire neighborhood is closed. If you go to he wharf, it is incredibly crowded. I was there yesterday. This dude is a total FRAUD.
@@1970rsc My BIL was there a few months ago. He said you had to watch out for the excrement in the streets. He didn't have any glowing reports or recommendations for visiting SF. So the empty storefronts in the mall is deceptive?
I used to go down to Fisherman's wharf in SF back in the 60's. I'd dine at Alioto's on the upper floor overlooking the bay and Alcatraz, then go around the corner to the Mediterranean Market for some fine items. A ride over the hill to Market St, passing by Chinatown was a ritual, helping the conductor to turn the cable car around. So sad to see it in such a mess.
I am a native San Franciscan I used to chill at the wharf and worked at the Marriott I'm devastated at the shape of my city!!!!! thank you for showing us the truth!!!!!
@@Vato-Psyko-Loko same, '72. migrated from socialist taiwan in '79 to SF. SF was cool until Prop 8 and how it was overturned by a power hungry gay judge. people of CA didn't want same sex marriages but gay judge said, "eff all y'alls". since then, no elections were fair, they were all rigged. bad policies from the commie leftists like pelosi and her newphew gavin newsom. i felt free and able to be an individual when i was growing up and then no more. i escaped SF to TX in 2018 right before things got bad and got bad fast. loving texas, it is what rest of america should strive to be like. at least you not in the San Fran-shithole. i heard vallejo is pretty blue too. i tell my friends, "get out while the getting is good". even elon musk moved to austin texas. i bought my 5 beds, 4 baths pool house in 2018 for $505K. now my neighbor across the street just listed his house for $940K. holy smokes!
My very first visit to US was way back in 1980. Flew all the way from Singapore to SF. Spent a lot of time around North Beach and FW. I thought SF was the most beautiful city in the world. Didn't have the opportunity to return a second time. What a shame this is happening.
Vote for a crappy mayor and governor and there are consequences. I'd like to blame the representatives but in the end, the voters are to blame for this. Those areas were pretty awesome back in the day and it's very sad to see them destroyed.
This video is absolutely mind-blowing. It's like a strange apocalyptic Hollywood movie because back in 80's and 90's those places were super successful tourist traps.
When I was 17 I had a vision of this horror happening to our home. We moved a year later and I wish I had been wrong. We used to get dressed up ( yes we did) take the Cable Car to the wharf to eat fresh crab and sourdough bread. I won’t be watching till the end. I left my ❤ in San Francisco.😢
I live in santa barbara county and used to visit SF with my family once a year at least. Each time I would stay in a 4-5 star hotel for 3-4 days and spend about 5 thousand dollars on a wonderful time. I last went 5 years ago. The last straw was my children seeing mentally ill people defecating in middle of sidewalk right outside our hotel (grand Hyatt) and my 5 year old later stepping on human feces. The audacity for this god forsaken dump of a city to charge $60 street parking. Never again will I visit this once great city. Now multiply this by all the money that this city wont see from the millions of families around the world and you have a serious blow to the economy.
Research has been done, and most people seeking mental health treatment identify as democrats. A lot of California is nothing more than an open air insane asylum.
the natural evolution of what started as the peace and love hippy movement in the 1960’s , if your going to san francisco be sure to ear some flowers in your hair , well those flowers have wilted and their seeds have born a bitter fruit
I’m a 3rd generation SFer, born in 1963. What I see makes me sick! My parents and grandparents would sob. I have no words! I moved away years ago…it’s hard to handle.
This really is heartbreaking 😢💔 I used to live in Sacramento California and we would go to San Francisco at least twice a month 😢 I remember walking around fisherman's wharf going to eat and shop and enjoying the people and the day😢💔😢
It's funny how people are making videos saying how great Fishermans wharf is but they avoid filming all the stores you are filming. U are exposing the truth and it is kinda scary. Great work
man I can remember going to S.F. and the sidewalks and stores would be so packed you could hardly move around and if you wanted to eat at a restaurant you would be waiting a long time for a table.i had a lot of good times in S.F. very sad watching it turn to crap.
I remember my first time visiting SF in 1987. The naval vessel I was stationed aboard docked near the Embacardero at Fisherman’s Wharf. Every type of restaurant, bar, and shop you could think of was there. Sure, there were the weirdos and such who walked the streets (hence the reason we wore civilian clothes on liberty😆), but it was still fun and exciting. What a difference 37 years makes.😢😮
1982 - 2009. Downtown, Park Merced, then various outer Richmond places until I left. So, so many unique places and fun things to do. Countless great memories. After watching this, I checked to see if Caffe' Sport was still around (yes). Way different menu today, but it survives. One of my favorite restaurants. Really sad to see such deterioration when it used to be such a cool city.
What a tragedy!! I grew up in the 60's and 70's, I am now 66 years old. I remember how beautiful SF was and so much to see and enjoy. It is truly sad to see such an iconic City with so much history....DIE! WHY?! We can thank certain groups and political parties and people for this tragedy!
Yup I agree. I grew up in San Francisco in the mid 50's and the city was the envy of the world, one of the most beautiful cities in the world with some of the best restaurants. I remember the grand Fox theatre on Market street, and all the fantastic restaurants on fisherman's wharf. My grandparents use to take me and my brother to fisherman's wharf every Friday night. Had my 1st dungeness crab Louie salad at Pompei's Grotto in the 60's which started my love for great food. Ocean beach was still a hot spot with the Cliff House and Playland at the beach and of course the SF zoo. So many great places gone now. I left SF in late 2001 and went back for a visit with my grown kids in 2015 and didn't recognize the city that I grew up in. Very sad what has happened to the city, but it was a different era and different generation back then!!! 👍
Lmao if you grew up there in the 60s-70s you probably seen crazier shit than us youngins. You guys just let people get away with way more shit back in the days.
@@Pullinoutteeth Nope you are wrong. In the 50's & 60's it was a very different generation than today. People respected each other, and especially the police & law enforcement. You rarely heard about people shooting cops or ransacking stores like today. True there was still crazy stuff happening back then, but no where's near the brazen craziness of today's youth. Today's youth feel too entitled and want everything without working hard to achieve them. Today's generation could learn much from the generation of the past!!!! 👍
One of my last jobs was delivering to various Dispensaries in the SF area. The owner wanted me to carry an expensive looking bag that had everything you needed for College. Told him that I'd get robbed for it in SF, he said it'd be fine the business needed to look better. I never once used it in my deliveries, a clipboard sufficed. I was NOT willing to get killed over a few hundred of weed.
*If more people in SF refuse to stop being sociopolitical extremists, they'll deserve most of the blame for what has happened & is happening to their city*
Great video as always it’s crazy how the news doesn’t even talk about this glad to have you make videos people need to open there eyes 👀 more and more face reality and be happy if your working still
I went to SFAI in the 80s. Gooonnnne!! I went to a giant mall in Sacramento a couple months ago... it looked the same. It reminded me of some deserted dystopian movie set
I just got back from San Francisco.. he is cherry picking the worst parts. we enjoyed our trip to the city. The best part, less angry MAGA people around
@@Chrisb8s Angry, mega people? What stupid thing to say got your worldview in there huh cherry picking, watch video of the tenderloin. Tell me if he’s cherry picking dildo.
5 years ago I went shopping at a store I frequented in 1987. They were having trouble staying open due to the rent being exorbitant. High rents started the snowball.
@@QQQQQAQQQQQ The West is being actively destroyed, a controlled demolition on purpose. Its a technique Bolshevik Communists use to gain full control over a country. Check out the Cloward- Piven strategy.
I can’t tell you how different Fisherman’s Wharf & SF was when I first visited back in 1998-2000. F wharf was soooo awesome. Full of life. It’s like the heart has been ripped out of SF. North beach was my fav place to hang out and have coffee or late night eats or just to hang out. So unfortunate.
This reminds me of the South Bronx during the 70s and 80s. We watched as neighborhood after neighborhood was burnt down, rampant crime and nobody did anything about it. Turns out it was a land grab and by design.
I used to visit Fishermans wharf as a kid. Back then the worst thing that would happen is the bushman would scare you and you'd give him some money. I remember the first time I visited on my own as an adult. Went there to do some photography. I walked up out of the Market street bart station and after about half a block of walking I came across a confrontation where a homeless man was threatening to hit an elderly black security guard with his skate board. Thankfully they both backed off cause a crowd had gathered. Then after that, homeless people all around yelling and cussing at people and being generally aggressive shitheads. No police, around to do anything about it. That was almost 10 years ago. Not at all surprising that no one wants to be there anymore.
i think local people in san fran just stop eating out and hanging at the bars which contribute to all these places closing. People realize they can make a sandwich for 2$ vs 18$ and eat it at the park with a 1$ trader joe beer.
The same situation is happening in the UK after 14 years of conservative governance This isn't about the party, it's about the incompetents in charge (they can pretend to be blue or red, if they suck they suck )
I was in Warsaw recently. Boom town, skyscrapers going up eveywhere, clean, safe. Expensive! As a child in the 80s I never thought eastern Europe would end up more vibrant and functional than the USA.
Poland has absolutely resisted the importation of third world freeloaders and criminals. While that might not explain all of SF’s problems, it was the easiest one to have solved by never allowing it to happen.
When I was watching your Fisherman's Wharf video, I saw a man who lost his job, then lost his house....now, he says, it's just him and his dog and when he feeds the dog and after the dog gobbles up the food he cries out, "GONE....GONE NOW!" It made me cry and just now I have a tear running down my cheek. So much suffering.... it's hard to bear... broken hearts, broken homes, broken dreams.........
Leo. I was a City Fire Captain for 27 years SFFD. My first assignment as a rookie fireman was Engine 28 in North )Beach. It’s sad to see the vibrant Italian community uprooted and the businesses “Gone Now!”
The last time i was there Fishermans Wharf was a vibrant thriving place of business, there were museums, shops of all kinds there was a place you could but tickets for the ferry over to Alcatraz. The fact is san fransicko was the place to go for many things. Now it is an urban wasteland, hope that gruesome newsence is proud of what he has done to the city.
If you work in the War Industrial Complex, Big Pharma, or AI, then chances are your personal economy is going gangbusters. Unfortunately for the average American their inflation adjusted income is lower than it was 4 years ago. Bidenomics seems to be making the rich richer and the poor poorer.
Same, was there in August of 2018 and had a great time. Was back there in July 2023 and significantly different. Won’t ever visit again unless it changes for the better which I doubt will happen
The last time I visited SF was in 2015. My hotel was very near Fishermans wharf. It was great. Crowded with people all having fun. Glad I took photos to remeber how it was.
I grew up in SF during the 1960s and 1970s when it was a paradise. Moved in 2006 to Oregon. Visited the SF Zoo last year and got my van broke into and looted. Sadly, SF is now a sh!hole occupied by two extremes: the obscenely wealthy, and the obscenely poor. Tragic.
It’s progressive policies that led to the decline of San Francisco, leftist policies will get you results like this. Judging by your profile picture you probably still vote for the same policies wherever you move. 😂🤣
I think I saw that. It seemed a big Ferris Wheel was supposed to bring more visitors. Even a shop owner said things were getting better now. I bet by next week he will Be Gone Now
I lived in SF in the early 70s. It’s absolutely despicable what they have let happen to that city. You get what you vote for. The people who crave the power will destroy everything and rule over the ruins.
My husband was born and raised in the Marina District and this sickens him. Breaks his heart as his Grandfather was a crab fisherman and docked his boat at Fisherman’s Wharf. Damn shame.
San Francisco is the worst example. But this is happening throughout California……the crushing taxes, insane gas prices, the burdensome regulations, crime uptick, terrible government mismanagement along with inflation and online competition……killing California businesses.
Hey that bring a great idea, Leo. You should digitalize all your videos, so you can make a before and after book, video, movie, or even an educational textbook on how cities are destroyed! Also, since you're still young...you might be able to show what these cities look like when after all that real estate changes hands (for pennies on the dollar), and the powers-that-be kick all those city-destroying politicians out of office. Politicians (always) do what big money tells them to.
@@lecaprice2572 __The "big money" has been orchestrating the destruction of urban areas, until the prices of commercial buildings and lots get to the lowest sale price. After they scoop up all the "deals", they'll "arrange" the renaissance of said such cities. They're not stupid. They know what they are doing.
This is eerie. It reminds me of how "they" cleared half the island of Maui/Lahaina - just without a huge ungodly fire. And it's happening in so many former very prosperous cities that employed so many people. And now the major insurance companies have Gruesome over a barrel - either he agrees to double everyone's insurance rates or they all leave the state. No insurance on property or for liability? Oh, boy.
Nope. The downfall began when California started electing radical leftist. Dianne Feinstein, Nany Pelosi, Newsom and so many more. Once California started the total tolerance of mob mentality during the Berkley riots in the 60's and 70's (what most California's believe to be the best era(also known as the hippie generation) the downfall was set in motion. President Reagan said it best, "It all first began when some of you who know better and are old enough to know better, let young people think they had the right to chose what laws they would obey as long as they were doing it in the name of social protest".. SF Could make the comeback of world history, but California's fate has already been sealed.
@@apwkastmaster2096 and he wants to become president too, imaging the damage an idiot like that will cause both at home and abroad . the whole of western civilization is crumbling, and what will survive are the totalitarian states of the east and Middle East
@@apwkastmaster2096 the truth is Gavin Newsom isn’t just stupid, but he is evil. He is the personification of evil when you have the power to prevent harm coming to others and refuse to do anything about it and facilitate that harm that you by definition are an evil human being and that is what Gavin Newsom is.
@@monsterpig3270 Unfortunately my parents left SF shortly after I was born. I grew up in Novato and San Marin, left Cali when I was 18. I come back to the Bay Area every year or two to visit family... each visit reveals more decline, very sad to see.
@@Hiker_Mike I think San Francisco's beauty peaked in the 1980s. I remember people calling San Francisco the Rome of the 20th century. Today, the Bay Area is giving Detroit a run for it's money. I moved to Southern California in 1990 but we have the same problems here as in the Bay Area with crime and homelessness. It's sad what is happening to the so called Golden State.
@@monsterpig3270 Yes, I remember when Cali was amazingly wonderful. I'm glad I got to experience it while it was great. I keep hoping for a change in politics there but I don't think that will ever happen. I live in NM, been here for 43 years. NM is also far-Left but due to a much lower population it feels less risky w/r to becoming a victim of violence. Nice chat'ing with you, wishing you the best in Southern Cali, hope things improve there in the future.
@@TurnerRentz are you saying the powers that be allow the city to be destroyed by crime and drugs to allow big developers to come in and take it over for a song? Yeah, that is what I think too
@@tobingallawa3322Remember this fool going to parties at French Laundry with no masks while telling others that they can't go to the beach or a skate park? Rules for thee yet not for me. I'm so glad that I am never blue or voting democrat. I went independent and voting Red all the way.
Videos you won't see on the news. Thanks for the tour. There is a youtuber that does something similar but in New York City. I'm going to post your RUclips name on his channel. I want the people who live in NY to see what's coming to their city. Again, thanks for letting us know what is really going on in SF.
14:41 car alarm going off in the background was a nice touch. Very sad. I remember my last good trip there when I toured Alcatrz. I had a sourdough soup bowl on fishermens warf on a rainy day, went to the Ripley's museum. Probably 20 years ago. I wonder if people will ever start coming back or if this is part of something bigger (I won't speculate but have some ideas).
It's clear that retail is now digital. Brick and mortar not existing doesn't draw people to the shopping centers. Restaraunts don't get business when people don't need to go to the area. There is still great food there, but it's proportional to the amount of people the area sees. There are a myriad of factors at play in this economy and the city is easily getting by, but it is pretty empty.
In the early '70's, when I first came to San Francisco, this area was booming!! We would park the car at the North Point garage, buy something to get the ticket validated; and then we had free parking for 90 minutes to shop Cost Plus and all the various stores, shops, and restaurants in the area. It was the Golden Era of San Francisco! We just didn't know it at the time. Eventually, the billionaires will buy all this real estate up for pennies on the dollar.
@@cabracove That's the whole idea. "Nothing is going to make it there." So... commercial buildings are selling for up to 90 percent off!! Not only that, but in California, the property tax is based on the latest selling price! Therefore, the super-rich will buy up all these huge, gorgeous buildings in downtown San Francisco, at a fraction of their "real" price AND every year, they pay a fraction of the amount of property taxes that the previous owners paid!! The new owners will NOT need to bring in as much money as the previous businesses did, to make the buildings economically feasible, from a financial standpoint. And once, they kick out the Democrats and put in Republicans into City Hall...San Francisco will be booming once again!!!
@@mikeifyouplease LOL, property taxes are based on the appraisal value of the property, the county decides that. They don't just change by the sale price. The City and County won't let them be devalued, there goes their income.
I was down from oregon two weeks ago and took my grandchildren to Golden Gate park. It was beautiful. I saw no homeless people there and no one broke into my car. We went to the DeYoung and Japanese Tea Garden and just had a wonderful day. My two cents.
High taxes to pay for all the free stuff. Budget cuts to Law Enforcement to pay for all the free stuff. Increased spending to pay for all the free stuff. Thing is the DNC got most of that free stuff. Thanks for voting!
I grew up just outside of San Francisco. I used to go there every weekend. It was so much fun and sad to see so many things are gone. I have hope we can rebuild again someday.
Wow, when I saw that shot of the heart of the wharf, I was shocked. That's pier 39? In the 90's it didn't matter what day you went there, it was packed with people!
The plot of the movie Robocop was this: Corporations pay criminals to make business so bad that everybody abandons the area and then the corporations buy it for super cheap
@@lecaprice2572 the citizens of San Francisco seem to be living under a dark cloud and keep voting for the same Democrats so will anything ever change? You made good points
The predictable results of a one-party system with zero accountability.
ALL COURTESY OF THE CLINTON CRIME FAMILY !!! MY GOD THAT WOMAN IS SO SO VILE !
So, the few who are left still keep electing the same brilliant people?
@@mikebarnes3557 The Clinton crime family? Are you high? Or just stupid.
@EverydayBronco-dh8hs yes. its reflexive, can't stop doing the destructive habits.I don't know if there are any cops/firemen out in north beach anymore, but I have heard more of their sirens in the sunset recently.
@@mikebarnes3557 simpleton
And people want Gavin Newsom do run as Democratic nominee.
No NEVER NEWSOM
Yeah that would be a terrible idea even worse then biden I don't know why some people think putting Patrick Bateman for president would be a good idea lmao.
"People don't" The DNC rulers do.
Who besides the movers and shakers running the Democratic Party? Do you personally know ANYONE who wants that scoundrel to run for President?
He will be installed as President for 8 years.
Nothing that can't be fixed by raising minimum wage, mandating EV cars and defunding the police.
Remember that scene from Saving pvt Ryan, " Don't shoot let them burn"?
😂😂 Idiots are running the city. Who voted them in?
This is partly due to cronie capitalism.
@@Gerald-u7inegative, it's your point of view that's 100% at fault.
@@Gerald-u7i sounds logical, but it’s not. Think about it.
I have such fond memories of Fisherman's Wharf back in the 80s. It truly depresses me to see what has happened to The Anchorage, The Cannery and surrounding restaurants. Thanks for saving me a trip to Fisherman's Wharf. I don't plan on ever going back!
Same. Used to visit all the time 70's-90's. I stopped even going up for concerts since I don't want to give the city any money.
Ditto
This content creator is deceptive. He takes a close shot of one closed store and claims the entire neighborhood is closed. If you go to he wharf, it is incredibly crowded. I was there yesterday. This dude is a total FRAUD.
That's the last time I was there, in the 80s. I live 40 minutes away. Never again.
@@1970rsc My BIL was there a few months ago. He said you had to watch out for the excrement in the streets. He didn't have any glowing reports or recommendations for visiting SF. So the empty storefronts in the mall is deceptive?
Let lawlessness reign supreme and this is what you get….nothing left.
All by design...Very few are awake to the agenda 2030 and the Globalist elite.
Nothing but LEFT
It's a failing economy. This will happen. Don't take your eyes off the big picture. Strong economy can ensure this EASILY.
Think China owns most of real estate being in sf.😅
@bigrobber60You're insane if you think Trump wants the economy trashed. That's Biden's specialty.
I am so happy for all SF residents. They are finally achieving the utopian society they have been voting for. Brings a tear to my eye.
This isn't anything they did themselves. This was done *to them*.
Yes. They'll vote the same again to make it even worse for the non-elites.
@@TheUtuber999 🤡😂
Yes they did, they never protested or will vote for a law and order mayor. They put up with it and took no action.
@@msisles6278 Just because mainstream media didn't tell you about it doesn't mean it didn't happen.
Newsom is so proud of himself.
Kamala is bowing as well I think , since she keeps bending over
I used to go down to Fisherman's wharf in SF back in the 60's. I'd dine at Alioto's on the upper floor overlooking the bay and Alcatraz, then go around the corner to the Mediterranean Market for some fine items. A ride over the hill to Market St, passing by Chinatown was a ritual, helping the conductor to turn the cable car around. So sad to see it in such a mess.
Common sense GONE NOW!
Newsome and brown promoted all this. Common sense GONE NOW!!!!
😂😂😂
The San Francisco FART Institute is still open, 24/7.
NAAAAAOOOWHHH
@bigrobber60 No way ! Joes gonna win!
Sad Francsico - GONE NOW!!!
But not forgotten
I worked as a bartender in SF on the weekends in the 90s. 5000$ in tips on a saturday night was not an uncommon event!
@@Jeff-sp7bg 5,000 or 500?
@@Jeff-sp7bg bar is probably CLOSED NOW
Biden ruined everything
I am a native San Franciscan I used to chill at the wharf and worked at the Marriott I'm devastated at the shape of my city!!!!! thank you for showing us the truth!!!!!
Vote for President Trump2024 🇺🇸🙏❤️
i live 2 blocks away from the Sound Factory hahahaha.
@@popoju9 I grew up in the Mission Bernal Heights
I grew up there too. born in '72. I live in Vallejo now and go nowhere near SF these days. it would make me too sad. the old SF was so beautiful.
@@Vato-Psyko-Loko same, '72. migrated from socialist taiwan in '79 to SF. SF was cool until Prop 8 and how it was overturned by a power hungry gay judge. people of CA didn't want same sex marriages but gay judge said, "eff all y'alls". since then, no elections were fair, they were all rigged. bad policies from the commie leftists like pelosi and her newphew gavin newsom. i felt free and able to be an individual when i was growing up and then no more. i escaped SF to TX in 2018 right before things got bad and got bad fast. loving texas, it is what rest of america should strive to be like. at least you not in the San Fran-shithole. i heard vallejo is pretty blue too. i tell my friends, "get out while the getting is good". even elon musk moved to austin texas. i bought my 5 beds, 4 baths pool house in 2018 for $505K. now my neighbor across the street just listed his house for $940K. holy smokes!
My very first visit to US was way back in 1980. Flew all the way from Singapore to SF. Spent a lot of time around North Beach and FW. I thought SF was the most beautiful city in the world. Didn't have the opportunity to return a second time. What a shame this is happening.
Very sad to see a beautiful city destroyed.
No, because the inhabitants of the city decided a long time ago to destroy it. The most important thing are yoga classes for city employees
This is what Democratic Communists liberals love!!
thanks to the black thugs
@@SH-ly1uywrong. Local votes more often leaned conservative when I lived there. It’s tyranny.
Newsome wants to bring his Democrat Paradise to America if he becomes president.
Vote for a crappy mayor and governor and there are consequences. I'd like to blame the representatives but in the end, the voters are to blame for this. Those areas were pretty awesome back in the day and it's very sad to see them destroyed.
Yup. If Breed gets re-elected, the voters deserve what they get.
if dominion voting machines are used not so sure you can blame the voters
Voted for garbage IN.
This is garbage OUT.
Unless the elections were stolen😊
@@wellwait4197 You still believe that your vote counts. Wake up and understand that we have Selections, not elections.
This video is absolutely mind-blowing. It's like a strange apocalyptic Hollywood movie because back in 80's and 90's those places were super successful tourist traps.
When I was 17 I had a vision of this horror happening to our home. We moved a year later and I wish I had been wrong. We used to get dressed up ( yes we did) take the Cable Car to the wharf to eat fresh crab and sourdough bread. I won’t be watching till the end. I left my ❤ in San Francisco.😢
I live in santa barbara county and used to visit SF with my family once a year at least. Each time I would stay in a 4-5 star hotel for 3-4 days and spend about 5 thousand dollars on a wonderful time. I last went 5 years ago. The last straw was my children seeing mentally ill people defecating in middle of sidewalk right outside our hotel (grand Hyatt) and my 5 year old later stepping on human feces. The audacity for this god forsaken dump of a city to charge $60 street parking. Never again will I visit this once great city. Now multiply this by all the money that this city wont see from the millions of families around the world and you have a serious blow to the economy.
@@whowasinparis4609 Jeremiah 51. Read that part in the holy book
@@whowasinparis4609 hey you be nice now! Those mentally ill people relieving themselves are known by a better name... eLGeeBeeTeaQueew
You're just poo intolerant
Research has been done, and most people seeking mental health treatment identify as democrats. A lot of California is nothing more than an open air insane asylum.
@@AraknaChipreyup! America is a type of Babylon and these types of cities are leading the way.
San Francisco, the place where anything is tolerated - except virtue.
Virtue - Gone Now. Make a nice t-shirt.
Yeah turns out when you stand for everything u stand w nothing in the end.
@@HANUMAN7454 your making the assumption that all is gone because of the people viewpoint is ridiculous
the natural evolution of what started as the peace and love hippy movement in the 1960’s , if your going to san francisco be sure to ear some flowers in your hair , well those flowers have wilted and their seeds have born a bitter fruit
I’m a 3rd generation SFer, born in 1963. What I see makes me sick! My parents and grandparents would sob. I have no words! I moved away years ago…it’s hard to handle.
I like how you show before and after
This really is heartbreaking 😢💔 I used to live in Sacramento California and we would go to San Francisco at least twice a month 😢 I remember walking around fisherman's wharf going to eat and shop and enjoying the people and the day😢💔😢
It's funny how people are making videos saying how great Fishermans wharf is but they avoid filming all the stores you are filming. U are exposing the truth and it is kinda scary. Great work
Yup, I even called one video out for being filmed straight on the sidewalks to avoid showing all of the closures.
Yeah those same people are leftist voters. They keep saying that the city is great and doing well.
But the city is a shell of its former self.
Great observation. I have seen those phony vids as well. Delusional Dems.
I live here. It's one end of the wharf. The rent went sky high, and soon it will swanky again. 😅
No Safety Way is opening in SF! Open 24/7!Outdoor bathrooms!
The sad part about it is that this San Francisco will never be the same, those businesses will never come back.
If the crooked politicians get replaced, life will return. But people will need to stop voting for Democrats.
I lived in SF in the 80’s. Shocked to see it now😢
man I can remember going to S.F. and the sidewalks and stores would be so packed you could hardly move around and if you wanted to eat at a restaurant you would be waiting a long time for a table.i had a lot of good times in S.F. very sad watching it turn to crap.
I appreciate what you do Leo. I lived in SF 71-89. That city doesn’t exist anymore.
I was there 2002-2015. The City died long before this.
Same for the San Diego I knew as a kid - nearly 60 years ago.
I remember my first time visiting SF in 1987. The naval vessel I was stationed aboard docked near the Embacardero at Fisherman’s Wharf. Every type of restaurant, bar, and shop you could think of was there.
Sure, there were the weirdos and such who walked the streets (hence the reason we wore civilian clothes on liberty😆), but it was still fun and exciting.
What a difference 37 years makes.😢😮
1982 - 2009. Downtown, Park Merced, then various outer Richmond places until I left. So, so many unique places and fun things to do. Countless great memories. After watching this, I checked to see if Caffe' Sport was still around (yes). Way different menu today, but it survives. One of my favorite restaurants. Really sad to see such deterioration when it used to be such a cool city.
Did the Loma Prieta earthquake convince you to leave the city? I was working there that week but left three hours before the quake hit.
What a tragedy!! I grew up in the 60's and 70's, I am now 66 years old. I remember how beautiful SF was and so much to see and enjoy. It is truly sad to see such an iconic City with so much history....DIE! WHY?! We can thank certain groups and political parties and people for this tragedy!
Yup I agree. I grew up in San Francisco in the mid 50's and the city was the envy of the world, one of the most beautiful cities in the world with some of the best restaurants. I remember the grand Fox theatre on Market street, and all the fantastic restaurants on fisherman's wharf. My grandparents use to take me and my brother to fisherman's wharf every Friday night. Had my 1st dungeness crab Louie salad at Pompei's Grotto in the 60's which started my love for great food. Ocean beach was still a hot spot with the Cliff House and Playland at the beach and of course the SF zoo. So many great places gone now. I left SF in late 2001 and went back for a visit with my grown kids in 2015 and didn't recognize the city that I grew up in. Very sad what has happened to the city, but it was a different era and different generation back then!!! 👍
Lmao if you grew up there in the 60s-70s you probably seen crazier shit than us youngins. You guys just let people get away with way more shit back in the days.
It was gross back then too. Hunter’s Point was a no go zone. SF has always had a seedy side.
@@deadtome44 Hunters point has always been a rough neighborhood
@@Pullinoutteeth Nope you are wrong. In the 50's & 60's it was a very different generation than today. People respected each other, and especially the police & law enforcement. You rarely heard about people shooting cops or ransacking stores like today. True there was still crazy stuff happening back then, but no where's near the brazen craziness of today's youth. Today's youth feel too entitled and want everything without working hard to achieve them. Today's generation could learn much from the generation of the past!!!! 👍
Fiddlers green was the spot … had some good memories there, so sad to see such an amazing city loose its juice.
My parents had a date there before they were married.
Man, you are a real on the street reporter. Your telling the truth!!!
Good job!!
Your dog is telling the truth…no, your cat.
Northpoint Centre looks like a scene from a zombie apocalypse.
Was just thinking Metal Leo’s images look like an apocalyptic movie scene.
The stage is being set.. 🧟♂️
Your wrong the Zomie Apocalype could not happen SF … they are all vegans ….😂😂😂
Are used to live right next-door that Safeway was where I shopped and the Walgreens too.. unbelievable to see it like this
Thank you Gavin and Nancy
As this was going down, London Breed and her crew were hosting some sort of trans-gay fashion show for kindergartners.
Nancy"Poop@Needles"Peosi
Oh wow. I had no idea The Cannery was closed, too. Unreal.
One of my last jobs was delivering to various Dispensaries in the SF area. The owner wanted me to carry an expensive looking bag that had everything you needed for College. Told him that I'd get robbed for it in SF, he said it'd be fine the business needed to look better. I never once used it in my deliveries, a clipboard sufficed. I was NOT willing to get killed over a few hundred of weed.
Grew up here in the 70s and 80s, my eyes are tearing up. No way am I going back to the bay! Thank you
*If more people in SF refuse to stop being sociopolitical extremists, they'll deserve most of the blame for what has happened & is happening to their city*
and they live in denial that it has to do anything what they believe in or who they voted for.
You get the government you deserve.
Victim blaming.
its the tech people. they have all the money to save
the city but they are political pawns
@@TheUtuber999 who are they victim to?
Great video as always it’s crazy how the news doesn’t even talk about this glad to have you make videos people need to open there eyes 👀 more and more face reality and be happy if your working still
I went to SFAI in the 80s. Gooonnnne!!
I went to a giant mall in Sacramento a couple months ago... it looked the same. It reminded me of some deserted dystopian movie set
As a recently retired Canadian, SanFran was high on our bucket list…not now, 😢 thanks for the video, you saved us thousands.
I just got back from San Francisco.. he is cherry picking the worst parts. we enjoyed our trip to the city. The best part, less angry MAGA people around
@@Chrisb8s Dummy!!, the "worst parts" he is cherry picking used to be some of the best parts of SF!
@@Chrisb8s
Angry, mega people? What stupid thing to say got your worldview in there huh cherry picking, watch video of the tenderloin. Tell me if he’s cherry picking dildo.
@@elchingon98734
Yeah, far right videos yeah, that’s what this is……
Actually this gentleman may have saved your life.
This is becoming a 3rd world country.
Over night too.
Has become! Gavin's goal for CA. 🤡 Communist clown in office!🤡
No. Third world countries have lots of small shops and eateries. This is worse than a third world country.
Yup selling to the highest foriegn bidder.
A 3rd world country is more developed.
5 years ago I went shopping at a store I frequented in 1987. They were having trouble staying open due to the rent being exorbitant. High rents started the snowball.
When I was out there in 2018 for my uncle's 100 birthday this area was bustling vibrant with tourists.
This is like those abandoned mall videos. The politicians are still in denial about what's causing this.
They are not in denial, they are in cahoots 😢
They are not in denial. They want this
What is causing it? (I am not american and have no clue as to what is going on here)
They're still blaming covid😮😮😮😮.
@@QQQQQAQQQQQ The West is being actively destroyed, a controlled demolition on purpose. Its a technique Bolshevik Communists use to gain full control over a country. Check out the Cloward- Piven strategy.
I can’t tell you how different Fisherman’s Wharf & SF was when I first visited back in 1998-2000. F wharf was soooo awesome. Full of life. It’s like the heart has been ripped out of SF. North beach was my fav place to hang out and have coffee or late night eats or just to hang out. So unfortunate.
This reminds me of the South Bronx during the 70s and 80s. We watched as neighborhood after neighborhood was burnt down, rampant crime and nobody did anything about it. Turns out it was a land grab and by design.
your commentary is excellent, thank you for what you do
I used to visit Fishermans wharf as a kid. Back then the worst thing that would happen is the bushman would scare you and you'd give him some money. I remember the first time I visited on my own as an adult. Went there to do some photography. I walked up out of the Market street bart station and after about half a block of walking I came across a confrontation where a homeless man was threatening to hit an elderly black security guard with his skate board. Thankfully they both backed off cause a crowd had gathered. Then after that, homeless people all around yelling and cussing at people and being generally aggressive shitheads. No police, around to do anything about it. That was almost 10 years ago. Not at all surprising that no one wants to be there anymore.
The bushman! I'd forgotten about him.
This is the logical outcome of liberal governance and scrambled liberal thinking.
These BIG RICH COMPANIES NEED TO PAY........Higher Wages and More TAX......GONE NOW!!!!!!! great ideas huh!
i think local people in san fran just stop eating out and hanging at the bars which contribute to all these places closing. People realize they can make a sandwich for 2$ vs 18$ and eat it at the park with a 1$ trader joe beer.
Our Mayor is running around dressed as a damn drag queen at a gay pride parade. We are doomed.
@@tofuyam7361 This is what happens during a recession. Big government is sucking money out of the economy like a parasite.
The same situation is happening in the UK after 14 years of conservative governance
This isn't about the party, it's about the incompetents in charge (they can pretend to be blue or red, if they suck they suck )
I was in Warsaw recently. Boom town, skyscrapers going up eveywhere, clean, safe. Expensive! As a child in the 80s I never thought eastern Europe would end up more vibrant and functional than the USA.
Poland has absolutely resisted the importation of third world freeloaders and criminals. While that might not explain all of SF’s problems, it was the easiest one to have solved by never allowing it to happen.
So I see SF was hit by a meteor
When I was watching your Fisherman's Wharf video, I saw a man who lost his job, then lost his house....now, he says, it's just him and his dog and when he feeds the dog and after the dog gobbles up the food he cries out, "GONE....GONE NOW!" It made me cry and just now I have a tear running down my cheek. So much suffering.... it's hard to bear... broken hearts, broken homes, broken dreams.........
They again gonna vote for Dems.You can't fix stupids
If this video isnt a warning to us all i dont know what is
We'll all be crying soon enough
Shockingly sad!
@@Jeff-sp7bg Blind's can't see the truth
Leo. I was a City Fire Captain for 27 years SFFD. My first assignment as a rookie fireman was Engine 28 in North )Beach. It’s sad to see the vibrant Italian community uprooted and the businesses “Gone Now!”
Do you still get a pension check?
Whats the balance in your checking account? What kind of toothpaste do you use? How much retirement do you have saved up?
Yeah? But you got yours with that ridiculous pension plan I get to pay for. I would rather take my chances with a garden hose.
@@atban1824 Someone is bitter about their life choices. 🙄
Your fault.
I’m from SF and am also GONE NOW. New sub. Appreciate you!
The last time i was there Fishermans Wharf was a vibrant thriving place of business, there were museums, shops of all kinds there was a place you could but tickets for the ferry over to Alcatraz. The fact is san fransicko was the place to go for many things. Now it is an urban wasteland, hope that gruesome newsence is proud of what he has done to the city.
No no no, they said we are all in the best economy ever! 😂😂😂
@@charlestonpinballarcade They are literally still telling us this.
❤😂👏👏👏👏✊🏿Bidenomics is for real
Not with Biden
If you work in the War Industrial Complex, Big Pharma, or AI, then chances are your personal economy is going gangbusters. Unfortunately for the average American their inflation adjusted income is lower than it was 4 years ago. Bidenomics seems to be making the rich richer and the poor poorer.
Yes, they have an “unprecedented record!”
Because of your great videos, I am petitioning the great city of San Francisco to change the city’s name to: San Francisclose😊
Lol I still say "the city"
I LITERALLY LAUGHED OUT LOUD!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
San Franclosednow
😂❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
San Franshitshow
A beautiful place to visit. Look at it now, GONE! So maddening to see what has become of SF. Thank you for showing us Leo.
Unbelievable. Love your videos my friend. Crazy where the left has taken this once beautiful city.
That is depressing to see so many businesses gone now!!! I hope you were able to get something to eat at In-n-Out. Thanks for the tour, Leo.
@oscarmadison8530 I ended up leaving ,that In-N-Out has tourists prices $17 for a meal is too much I can get something better for $17 somewhere else
@@LeoMetalTravelerthey'll be gone soon as well
@@LeoMetalTraveler Wow! kicking the people whilst they are down with outrageous prices. Crazy.
@@johnjuarez8005 Newsflash: Food is also more expensive in airports. Same concept applies at tourist traps.
@@hthompson2237 In and Out is already gone in East Oakland.
This is hard to watch. I recall visiting San Francisco 6 years ago. Fishermans Wharf was so much fun.
Not anymore 😢
Same, was there in August of 2018 and had a great time. Was back there in July 2023 and significantly different. Won’t ever visit again unless it changes for the better which I doubt will happen
Same I was there is 2018 and was lovely , a few homeless around but not bad but the last 2-3 years it’s totally died
The last time I visited SF was in 2015. My hotel was very near Fishermans wharf. It was great. Crowded with people all having fun. Glad I took photos to remeber how it was.
Sad 😔
Thats wild...that sunken courtyard behind in n out use to be flooded with people all the time...shopping and eating at tables.
I grew up in SF during the 1960s and 1970s when it was a paradise. Moved in 2006 to Oregon. Visited the SF Zoo last year and got my van broke into and looted. Sadly, SF is now a sh!hole occupied by two extremes: the obscenely wealthy, and the obscenely poor. Tragic.
It’s progressive policies that led to the decline of San Francisco, leftist policies will get you results like this. Judging by your profile picture you probably still vote for the same policies wherever you move. 😂🤣
Its funny how they just recently advertise on TV to come visit Pier 39 and enjoy Fisherman's wharf.......just to see it GONE NOW!!!!!
I dont find if funny at all. This is a shame and a disgrace. An embarassment
@@Jeff-sp7bg He meant ironic funny not humorous funny.
Yes.
@@michaelb.8953 So you are her spokesperson?
I think I saw that. It seemed a big Ferris Wheel was supposed to bring more visitors. Even a shop owner said things were getting better now. I bet by next week he will Be Gone Now
I lived in SF in the early 70s. It’s absolutely despicable what they have let happen to that city. You get what you vote for. The people who crave the power will destroy everything and rule over the ruins.
YEP THE CLINTON CRIME FAMILY AND OBAMA`S DREAM IS COMING TRUE !
Huh, we were there about 8 months ago and there was a lot happening. It's hard to believe the difference.
Vote newsom. That’s what you GET!
That side show on the bay bridge was horrific. Lawlessness is wreaking havoc everywhere.
Table for zero!
Your table is ready
@@busterhikney6936 I saw on RUclips restaurants put teddy bears at the tables.
You should create a tshirt saying "for lease" on it. The way you say it is iconic lol
It’s already available under the description 👕
My husband was born and raised in the Marina District and this sickens him. Breaks his heart as his Grandfather was a crab fisherman and docked his boat at Fisherman’s Wharf. Damn shame.
I saw Empire Strikes Back in that theater. Gone now!
You're documenting something incredible out there, Leo.
San Francisco is the worst example. But this is happening throughout California……the crushing taxes, insane gas prices, the burdensome regulations, crime uptick, terrible government mismanagement along with inflation and online competition……killing California businesses.
"MAN CAN NOT RULE HIMSELF" QUOTE FROM guess where?
Something’s gotta give, right?
You forgot the most crushing blow ... the lockdowns. Many bars, restaurants, and other small businesses were not able to survive.
@@etiennedegaulle3817yeah but that was like 4 years ago. I was there couple years ago was not like this
@@victoriafisher6934 Marx?
I’m happy that I have seen it back in the good old days.
I don’t live in SF but I am a Californian. “ We Reap What We Sow “ by electing these fools to run California. When will we learn……………..
Thanks Leo, keep up your mission, you are appreciated for showing the truth.
Hey that bring a great idea, Leo. You should digitalize all your videos, so you can make a before and after book, video, movie, or even an educational textbook on how cities are destroyed! Also, since you're still young...you might be able to show what these cities look like when after all that real estate changes hands (for pennies on the dollar), and the powers-that-be kick all those city-destroying politicians out of office. Politicians (always) do what big money tells them to.
Perhaps the “big money” 💰 will lose money if the areas don’t recover !?
@@lecaprice2572 __The "big money" has been orchestrating the destruction of urban areas, until the prices of commercial buildings and lots get to the lowest sale price. After they scoop up all the "deals", they'll "arrange" the renaissance of said such cities. They're not stupid.
They know what they are doing.
This is eerie. It reminds me of how "they" cleared half the island of Maui/Lahaina - just without a huge ungodly fire. And it's happening in so many former very prosperous cities that employed so many people.
And now the major insurance companies have Gruesome over a barrel - either he agrees to double everyone's insurance rates or they all leave the state. No insurance on property or for liability? Oh, boy.
Good video. Thank you for showing the truth and remnants of what used to be a beautiful city. Very sad 😢.
I feel especially bad for hard working citizens stuck paying premium SF living costs for a city that has been sliding into shit.
I've been watching it crumble since Gavin Newscom was mayor. He really started the downfall. yep sad
Nope. The downfall began when California started electing radical leftist. Dianne Feinstein, Nany Pelosi, Newsom and so many more. Once California started the total tolerance of mob mentality during the Berkley riots in the 60's and 70's (what most California's believe to be the best era(also known as the hippie generation) the downfall was set in motion. President Reagan said it best, "It all first began when some of you who know better and are old enough to know better, let young people think they had the right to chose what laws they would obey as long as they were doing it in the name of social protest".. SF Could make the comeback of world history, but California's fate has already been sealed.
@@apwkastmaster2096 and he wants to become president too, imaging the damage an idiot like that will cause both at home and abroad . the whole of western civilization is crumbling, and what will survive are the totalitarian states of the east and Middle East
@@apwkastmaster2096 the truth is Gavin Newsom isn’t just stupid, but he is evil. He is the personification of evil when you have the power to prevent harm coming to others and refuse to do anything about it and facilitate that harm that you by definition are an evil human being and that is what Gavin Newsom is.
I was born in SF 63 years ago, very sad to see its destruction.
Jeremiah 51
Where about did you grow up? I grew up in and around the Avenues of the Sunset District.
@@monsterpig3270 Unfortunately my parents left SF shortly after I was born. I grew up in Novato and San Marin, left Cali when I was 18. I come back to the Bay Area every year or two to visit family... each visit reveals more decline, very sad to see.
@@Hiker_Mike I think San Francisco's beauty peaked in the 1980s. I remember people calling San Francisco the Rome of the 20th century. Today, the Bay Area is giving Detroit a run for it's money. I moved to Southern California in 1990 but we have the same problems here as in the Bay Area with crime and homelessness. It's sad what is happening to the so called Golden State.
@@monsterpig3270 Yes, I remember when Cali was amazingly wonderful. I'm glad I got to experience it while it was great. I keep hoping for a change in politics there but I don't think that will ever happen. I live in NM, been here for 43 years. NM is also far-Left but due to a much lower population it feels less risky w/r to becoming a victim of violence. Nice chat'ing with you, wishing you the best in Southern Cali, hope things improve there in the future.
Great job of capturing the reality of the city, let’s pray for rebound someday!!!
Thanks for sharing. I moved out of state 7 years ago and so had no idea everything is so empty now 😢
Used to love SF, Thanks Gavin Gruesome for ruining the City!!!
He didn't do it all by himself. He had help. A lot of help.
@@Qrayon for sure!
now he wants to run the USA?
Pelosi sure made a killing doing it.
Remember people the guy who started this ball rolling wants to be your president.
His hair and teeth are magnificent,his cosmetic dentist is a genius, wish I knew who it was
Disagree. I lived in SF. Gentrification is the driver here.
@@TurnerRentz are you saying the powers that be allow the city to be destroyed by crime and drugs to allow big developers to come in and take it over for a song? Yeah, that is what I think too
@@tobingallawa3322Remember this fool going to parties at French Laundry with no masks while telling others that they can't go to the beach or a skate park? Rules for thee yet not for me. I'm so glad that I am never blue or voting democrat. I went independent and voting Red all the way.
Remember that the insane clown who tried to ignore the pandemic that did most of the damage is running as the Republican, not the Democrat.
Videos you won't see on the news. Thanks for the tour. There is a youtuber that does something similar but in New York City. I'm going to post your RUclips name on his channel. I want the people who live in NY to see what's coming to their city. Again, thanks for letting us know what is really going on in SF.
14:41 car alarm going off in the background was a nice touch. Very sad. I remember my last good trip there when I toured Alcatrz. I had a sourdough soup bowl on fishermens warf on a rainy day, went to the Ripley's museum. Probably 20 years ago. I wonder if people will ever start coming back or if this is part of something bigger (I won't speculate but have some ideas).
"London Breed is falling down, falling down".
🙏🏼
@@stryker94109 “And another one, and another one and another one bites the dust.”
- Freddy Mercury (Queen)
falling down, London Breed is falling down, my fair lady.
WOW even Safeway is closed that’s sad that whole north point center used to be jumping and full of shops with locals and tourists
This vid makes me question if we’re really not in a recession
It's clear that retail is now digital. Brick and mortar not existing doesn't draw people to the shopping centers. Restaraunts don't get business when people don't need to go to the area. There is still great food there, but it's proportional to the amount of people the area sees. There are a myriad of factors at play in this economy and the city is easily getting by, but it is pretty empty.
How beautiful the SF Art Institute is. A gorgeous building from a much better time.
In the early '70's, when I first came to San Francisco, this area was booming!! We would park the car at the North Point garage, buy something to get the ticket validated; and then we had free parking for 90 minutes to shop Cost Plus and all the various stores, shops, and restaurants in the area. It was the Golden Era of San Francisco! We just didn't know it at the time. Eventually, the billionaires will buy all this real estate up for pennies on the dollar.
Thats the plan. And the politicians will get their cut for doing their part in the redistribution/sabotage.
@@mikeifyouplease I believe that has been the point in letting it go to hell.
And do what with it exactly. The current economy and political situation in SF, nothing is going to make it there.
@@cabracove That's the whole idea. "Nothing is going to make it there." So... commercial buildings are selling for up to 90 percent off!!
Not only that, but in California, the property tax is based on the latest selling price! Therefore, the super-rich will buy up all these huge, gorgeous
buildings in downtown San Francisco, at a fraction of their "real" price AND every year, they pay a fraction of the amount of property taxes that
the previous owners paid!! The new owners will NOT need to bring in as much money as the previous businesses did, to make the buildings
economically feasible, from a financial standpoint. And once, they kick out the Democrats and put in Republicans into City Hall...San Francisco
will be booming once again!!!
@@mikeifyouplease LOL, property taxes are based on the appraisal value of the property, the county decides that. They don't just change by the sale price. The City and County won't let them be devalued, there goes their income.
I was down from oregon two weeks ago and took my grandchildren to Golden Gate park. It was beautiful. I saw no homeless people there and no one broke into my car. We went to the DeYoung and Japanese Tea Garden and just had a wonderful day. My two cents.
All by design. More to follow.
guess who’s gonna buy up all that real estate at some point for supercheap…
High taxes to pay for all the free stuff. Budget cuts to Law Enforcement to pay for all the free stuff. Increased spending to pay for all the free stuff.
Thing is the DNC got most of that free stuff. Thanks for voting!
There are just as many poor republicans. Who are you trying to kid???
@@airmanmau mean the poor republican farmers who grows your food versus the poor democrats Project leaches who sells you drugs? Who would you choose
The best channel for reactionaries!
I grew up just outside of San Francisco. I used to go there every weekend. It was so much fun and sad to see so many things are gone. I have hope we can rebuild again someday.
SF Supervisors don't care, commercial property owners still have to pay their property tax to the city.
😢 I feel so sad for the business owners
They probably voted for this.
I dont. Most of them voted for this disgusting filthy party.
They have probably moved to a different city and state. At least it seems like Texas is booming.
@@adamschrader328 I doubt it.
Fisherman's Wharf was one of the main places to visit. This is very sad.
Wow, when I saw that shot of the heart of the wharf, I was shocked. That's pier 39? In the 90's it didn't matter what day you went there, it was packed with people!
This is deliberate. For reasons yet to be seen.
Agenda 2030.
The plot of the movie Robocop was this:
Corporations pay criminals to make business so bad that everybody abandons the area and then the corporations buy it for super cheap
@@SuperLovedave Black Rock, Vanguard.
@@hangdog7094They put the truth in movies. It's called "revelation of the method." They want us to know what their plans are.
Agenda 2030
This is somebody's master plan to drop the prices of high-rise buildings and then buy them up cheap. They will make billion$!
In May an SF office space sold for 90% discount from it's 2016 asking price
You nailed it Howell!
But will they make billions if the positive aspects of the city culture can’t recover ?
@@lecaprice2572 the citizens of San Francisco seem to be living under a dark cloud and keep voting for the same Democrats so will anything ever change? You made good points