Kensington After the Cleanup: What's Changed? 4k
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- Опубликовано: 9 май 2024
- Kensington After the Cleanup: What's Changed? 4k
Discover what's truly changed in Kensington after the cleanup, as we navigate the streets on a rainy Friday morning. This eye-opening video from Deep View Media, led by your host Mr. Work, takes you through the heart of a neighborhood grappling with persistent challenges despite recent efforts to improve conditions. Witness first-hand the stark realities that continue to plague this area, from the revival of drug activities to the improvised shelters of its inhabitants.
Explore the juxtaposition of newly installed infrastructure against the backdrop of ongoing urban struggles. See the effects of city management's initiatives and their impact-or lack thereof-on real lives in a community that's always in the public eye yet often misunderstood. With discussions on safety, social issues, and the everyday scenes of urban living, this video is a must-watch for anyone interested in the truths behind city cleanup campaigns.
Don't forget to share this video to spread awareness about the ongoing urban problems in places like Kensington. Your engagement helps promote a deeper understanding and dialogue around critical neighborhood issues.
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At 17 minutes in you ask what do I think about if they made a law so they could just take them up and take them somewhere.
Plain straight like that, they could not get by with it in America. But there are workarounds.
If they were offered free fentanyl, no guarantees about quality, the same stuff they get now, and a free meal of some cheap kind, but more than and better than they now get. Also offer them a free spot on asphalt or concrete with some kind of roof, plywood, and put this place far in the countryside, it might begin to work. Free food, free fetty, free spot with roof; that'll go a long way. Offer it with a contract signed and fingerprinted digital. with a promise of no investigation of warrants except for murder or some heinous crime, don't worry if you have a warrant for 9 dui's and escape or owe an ex a lot of alimony. It won't be reported.
Now this place in the countryside needs services like any unincorporated community. Just make it like 200 acres. Lots of thin inexpensive asphalt, some concreted areas. Needs some convenience stores. A check cashing place. A bus that comes and goes a few times a day. A dispensary place or 2 or 3. A fire department. Water, and water spigots. free sodapop and snack food places, day old bread, day old donuts, protein bars, coffee. Some folks might qualify to work at these places. Have a rehab place with an actual building to live inside if they want to try reducing. A few ambulances. Just off the place should be a precinct of police who only appear if called, and do a once a day drive thru. Some ground rules easy to follow. Folks divided by number 1 thru 7 to pick up trash once a week so trash gets picked up every day... a moral to develop that make less trash and to use the many trash cans if possible. This community will need the infrastructure of electricity, and a power outlet at each "spot". Spots can be of different sizes for 1, 2, 3, 4, and a few bigger ones. A manager with authority of some kind to sort minor problems such as someone who might have a car wants it parked nearer to his or her spot. Stealing to be prohibited, but it'll happen because theft is their present economy. It is in some places for sure, such as in san francisco. But if someone has a real problem of something stolen, it should be required to return or replace it. The manager and police can make appointments for persons to go to a justice of the peace court. Court held once a week for somebody keeps stealing, they go to county lockup for a short time, and probation requires the person to wear prison garb during that time, and must not leave the community until probation is over. See, these people need to be decent persons as most try to be anyway. There could be sessions provided for folks to learn basic things. Public showers, public toilets, park bench tables, safe places to go to use those drugs.
So many more details, but there should be at least one of these places in most every county, county run with funding by county, state, and federal, plus donations. Oh yea, there should be a donations facility with a thrift shop of free and inexpensive stuff.
So yea, I think something like this might be nominated as one kind of solution. Something like this.
That almost sounds like prison with work release or something. I like how it sounds though. Thank you for your comment
Yeah. Our people are still waiting for that 40 acres and the mule. !!
Up to 1965 or so they used to have work farms in most counties. County work farms had mostly unemployed persons who were offered to live on them, plus some who were bankrupt. I see this as similar, except modernized for the realities of drugs and the sh.. that goes on these days that didn't in 1948. Another workaround is partial: They used to have large mental institutions, several per state, until Reagan shut them down saying they were too expensive. I think shutting them down is more expensive. The shouters, paranoid, very low iq'd, and other types would be better off taken care of institutionalized. Some of these places were actually beautiful college like. Napa and Eldridge are two examples. What percentage of homeless would qualify for these places, I don't know, and experts would need to define the protocols. But mental institutions would certainly reduce the numbers homeless by itself. They could be run much better than those old ones, giving much more dignity to the patients. Doping them up and lobotomies no longer done.
@@robertmonroe7168 so are mine...
@@robertmonroe7168Forget 40 acres and a mule I want my money. We need to have the same energy for reparations as we do when the police kill us.
They were shamed into cleaning this place. The whole world was watching.
😮that and the united states got exposed!
True that , I'm in Ireland and we hear about keniston
That is the only time we will do anything normal. What a f-in shame. Years of being shamed and mocked to get the smallest effort. And they painted over the graffiti.
I think so to!
Everyone had a chance prior to Parker. She made it part of her campaign platform and actually followed through. It's such a strange concept in the world of politics that folks default to a more cynical viewpoint. And with good reason. But sometimes a duck is a duck.
They really need to clean up all the garbage it really makes the place look like a shit hole
That’s because it is a shithole, with or without the junkie trash …
Wow. Automatic comment deletion! No free speech on this woke platform … 💀
Power wash the sidewalks.
My exact thought, shit hole.
This is a good start. The residents deserve a clean and safe community.
From.the ave to their front step 1 block away
The drug addicts were the residents 😂
@@supinthiam5741 As Philly Captain is saying in his videos, many homes around there are now going for $350-400K and more. The drug addicts don't live in those houses. They would've sold them for dope.
Almost 8 years clean off of these streets.
CONGRATULATIONS!
@@Deepviewmedia Thank you!
Congratulations 🎊 👏 ❤❤❤😊
I remember seeing you always comment on videos from 4-5 years ago when you had 3-4 years clean.. what’s weird is when I scroll comments I haven’t seen your comments in a while & I remembered & wondered about you, I’m happy to finally see you are still going strong!! 6 years clean here next month from Baltimore.
@@636tone congratulations on being clean. Thank you for watching and commenting
I’m happy for the clean and sober citizens of Kensington. The others I wish great luck on changing their lives. 🙏🏼.
Some of them will neve get sober or clean.
@@yvonneplant9434 I know. But even if one person gets clean and sober and changed their life, it would be worth it.
First, I would like to salute the efforts of the citizens of Philadelphia. Although not shown in the video, these places must have smelled very bad before. I hope the drug addicts go to places where they can get treatment. No one has the right to pollute the streets.
You naive one, eat a piece of candy.
You are very naive.
You must be under the influence of mind altering drugs. To think drug addicts are going to arrive at a rehabilitation station-!!!😳.
So much trash I live in Chicago and I've never seen that much stuff on the ground even ate hood areas clean in Chicago people just throw stuff on the ground there?
@@lamar3697 facts. to be a major city, Chicago is really clean. this area in Philly reminds me of San Francisco.
Wow, I grew up right there at Kensington & Ruth Sts. I can’t believe that Martin’s Deli is still in business. I’m 62 now and went there as a kid. Kensington is just so unrecognizable now. Sad to see it like this.
I'm sure that some other businesses like Martin's are still around.
Philly-tough.
True Philadelphians will keep on holding down the fort.
That place is still damn depressing no offence intended but it makes me sad
I was thinking that myself, the train station is just dismal!
It makes us all sad. But this sadness cannot continue. It needs a plan.
Believe it or not, in 1962, my mother would take me "under the elevated" to shop for my Easter dress and hat. All kinds of dress stores and yard goods shops were there. Everything was clean. Bakeries and 5 and dime stores.There were no drugs in society (that we knew of.) But as a child, "under the elevated" was odd to me, because a sunny day would suddenly be in the dark. I didn't think of it as depressing then, but it's now horrifying to me, and I avoid ever going through there.
@@notagain779 I’ve read comments before from people like you who can remember the area it its’ heyday. Is sad to see it now, I really feel for people who live there, a simple walk to buy bread would mean being hyper vigilant
Give everyone living on the streets a large plastic garbage bag, a pair of disposable gloves. For a full bag of garbage, they go to a redemption spot, the garbage bag gets dumped in a huge container, and then they receive a new bag and gloves, along with food and toiletries, etc. Sounds simplistic, but it's a start in instilling care for their surroundings.
It’s a great idea for support already. And plenty would probably make the effort. they are idle in the head but not to the point of not understanding what is vital for their own very modest comfort and the dilapidation of their life. Let's hope those who are at least not addicts to begin with (some of whom we didn't have to force much) get out of this shit. And to drug addicts to stop their stupidity. Some are doomed: it is too late. Sony too busy
Many adults would just use the garbage bag to fill up with returnables and get cash for more dope. Or use the garbage bags for storage or as a rain coat
@@kathleenmartin7498 probably, but collecting disposable bottles and cans is still cleaning up the hood.
Ya, never mind doing anything about the dope being free.
Really like the garbage bag system, the civil liberty union would call that cruel and bring suit against the city.
We should all be asking why is this happening all over the US? Why is homelessness and drugs being pushed upon people, by our govt.? Why are homeless people, receiving checks, every month;getting 3 meals a day;and are being supplied with the tents, to live in? Homelessness and drug abuse, is a business, in the United States. Our country is vulgar. RIP🙏
To ask this question , u REALLY do not understand what is really going on in this country .
@@leeketner6488 Exactly. To not "get it" by now you really have to be clueless.
It’s all by design … 🤡😵💀
Don't mind those dick heads, it's a very reasonable question.
Democrat left woke progressives destroy cities.
I hope the neighborhood stays well from now on😊. It's looking great❤
I do too
19 / 5 000
In your dreams yes 😄
Great ? Really ? Rewind this video
Hoping for the best is all.
the damage has been done...it literally looks like any main street in a city like Detroit about 20 years ago. It's going to take decades for any decent businesses to return to places like this neighborhood.
So what did they do with all of the people? It’s not like all of them are suddenly fine and have a roof to sleep under. Did they just bus them to another city or something?
They went around the corner
😂😂
Thats what I was wondering
??? 😮
I was wondering the same thing as well. The didn't sole the problems...
Hi from Europe!
Those people moved some other place. Why don't you find them and make a video about it. Even ask them some questions about how they feel about it. I think it's time for you to start making also interviews. 😀
Your right. I do need some interviews
They all literally went one street over onto the nicer side of the El on the Port Richmond side. 🤦🏻♂️
I’d like to know where all those people went,they have to be living somewhere!
They just moved the next block over. Nothing changed except the ave is cleaner thats ABOUT it tbh.
@@mattmc0717 Is that true ?
It looks really good. I hope more cities start and do this. Start spending money on our own country, our own people that need help. Now if they could get people to quit throwing their trash all over the place
Memory lane from an og....they cleaned it up for now. Nice work young man. Keep 'em coming!
Thanks! Will do!
Probably until after the election.
Let them come back! 😅
Good video! Very nicely done. 🎉
@@nonnanonna7287 Thank you
I went to Pharmacy School in West Philly before I went on to get my Master's and PhD. in Chemical engineering. I remember how it was right before it was cleaned up. People used to run up to your car if you even drove through there. It is a lot more safe and clean from what I can see. I still have friends who live in North Philly and I drive through there. It is definitely safer. I do not see as many people all over the place. To me it seems like everything is in much better shape. I remember what you were saying about people being down near the tracks like that. Excellent camera work my friend!! Really crisp and clear images. You really give that area a good feeling despite the sadness and homelessness. I always try and keep a handful of dollars and fives in case I see someone who is begging. It takes either a complete breakdown of any pride and be on your last good graces or to not care but either way I am going to help one of my brothers or sisters who are stuck out on the street. I do believe that in the whole scheme of life that helping others is one of our biggest responsibilities. Maybe I helped that person for a day or a couple days but at least I did something.
Must be a election year🙄🙄🙄
When i was homeless nearly 8 years ago and i met alot of people from different places.
One happened to be from Kensington and i was like dam you walked all that way to here . The place we was at was a homeless shelter in Kansas.
I dont remember his name but He said yeah he had some family out in California somewhere.
I was passing through my self in the opposite direction out of the state. I really needed a new start and i got one i never knew what happened to the guy. Hope he is ok
I think it’s the new mayor
The current mayor was elected last year.
" AND "-???🤔.
Nope, the new mayor came into office Jan. 2024. Seems she's hitting the ground running. I love it!
Is the mayor republican by chance? Phily has been run predominantly by democrats right?
Thanks to people like you bringing global attention to the problem, you got it cleaned up!
So where are the people
One another street, on a different street corner. The ONLY ones that may have a bed ? Would be those that took advantage of treatment opportunities, but many of them won’t stay in that treatment and those that do, most likely will use again once they are released from treatment. So they will be back out on the streets again.
OK! My question IS where did everybody GO? Looks better BUT where were they resettled? 90% of those who were there could not even walk!!
I guess I’ll have to do a video on where all the people went. They really didn’t go anywhere. They just moved down the street
That's what I was wondering too
@@DeepviewmediaPlease look into that when you can, sir. I was wondering the whole time I watched this, "Where did they go?" I know people in the surrounding neighborhoods were worried that they'd just migrate into their areas. K&A looks almost vacant, like a ghost town. Thank you for taking the time to do this video.
It'll be a total disaster by summer!
Corrupt liberals still run the show!
Poorest big city 40 + yrs!
Maybe... just maybe the policies and agendas don't work
Unless you don't want them to work to keep the money coming in!
Urban plantation in full effect!
Did the people loose everything when forced to move? Did they set up again safely? Have they been offered any solutions if they are available or appropriate? Some broken people with no hope or options.
If we’re gonna drop laws on the addicted. Why are we not coming after the dealers????, the johns, the people who keep this wheel turning
They are going after the dealers
REMARKABLE where are the junkies now ?
Some are probably dead. I'm not sorry that they are.
organ harvesting?
Thats evil...your not sorry that humans with addare dead???..what if one was your family members..people with addictare not evil they are just addicted and need help...where is help for them??@@yvonneplant9434
Your block now
Scattered like roaches to other places. Theyll be right back... Look at how they did it in SF when the Chinese came a few months ago
A strangely serene vibe right there with the rain and none of the bustle. I enjoyed walking with you Mr Work.
I don't think anyone "chooses" to be in that situation. Life is hard, and no one is perfect and sometimes we make bad choices. The world would be a nicer place if we chose to help people who are less fortunate. Love and respect from England 🏴xx
I don’t think so either but they do decide to do the drug that they know will cause you to end up like this.
@Deepviewmedia thankfully drugs missed me by a mile, I grew up in the 80's with the rave scene and ecstasy...I live in a block of flats and we had a "drug house " ...it left a neighbour wanting to take her own life because of the issues and I'm on medication because of the problems it caused, but I will always extend my hand to offer help no matter what, I am not a perfect person, we all have our struggles as human beings. Life is hard for everyone right now and we just need to be kind.
@@missymoon2831 I agree and thank you for being such a nice person because the world really needs more of that. It’s just I feel people need to be held accountable for their actions not blaming everyone else. You made a good decision not to deal with it and you were aware of the drug spot in your neighborhood. Probably peer pressure also. Most people had that same choice. Most of us started recreationally and others have different things going on in their lives. I really get it. My mom has been a crack addict since I was a kid and I’m now 48. Just don’t blame the government or anyone outside of your self except for maybe a situation where someone was actually taught as a child to do drugs. Other than that it’s your fault. Basically make better decisions.
I made it. I'm from Wisconsin and a small farm city, only 38,000 people, so it's interesting to watch your videos. Thanks for putting your safety aside to show us what you see on a daily basis. Be safe and God bless you.
Thanks for the update after the clean-up. I watched the clean up video and it was very amazing, but this situation is one that needs to be on the forefront every day every 2-3 days, every week ... because they will come back and start camping again. The city needs to assign a Kensington Ave team to patrol and clean up / up keep the neighborhood. I do wish that most of those individuals get help to stay sober and move away from such a devastating addiction. Once the area stays clean businesses will begin to move in and invigorate a neighborhood that has so much potential. I believe some of them can be paid to clean up the area and they may become proud of keeping it clean. 🙏🙏🌼🌼
They need Jesus Christ
It's obvious that you live in a mind altering drug stupor. Believing what you just wrote-!!! 😳.
Where can I find the clean up video?
People forget dealers a little quickly
What about all that trash left ??? Everyone should come together and pick it all up
Great idea, go do it. I hate when ppl tell other ppl what to do. When you come up with a great idea apply it to yourself. Go handle that.
@@Marvin-rh9ru And when you're on the other side of the country and you're watching this, are you going to go there instead of criticizing what she says ?
They clean up the trash regularly
@@Marvin-rh9ru Your attitude is whats wrong with this country
At least the drugged out zombies are gone, give them a chance to take care of the rest, it was apocalyptic before!
Wow what a difference
Philadelphia looks like The Bronx of the 1980s.
Looking so much better for people not to fear for their own safety. I hope this continues for the people of Kensington! Thanks for the walk, it was pleasant, not like before.
23:45 How that clothing store Rainbow ( black & striped frontage ) managed to stay trading throughout all chaos & filth right up until Christmas 2023 was an astonishing achievement . 🏆
The know-how
The Rainbow shop has been close for years now
Something is telling me the city made that inside deal with those investors on buying bulk property in kenssington
Possibly
100% Democrats will spend decades running cities into the ground just to buy up all the property when everyone leaves
You're probably right!!!
I'm not a democrat by any means. But she is trying more then everyone else has done in decades.. Lets give her a little bit of a chance
I say the same thing. Give her a chance because she is doing something
She's part of a property scam
That street sweeper job in that little machine would be a nice job for me . I think I would have liked it but I'm a retired construction guy in my 70s now . That job really beat me up but the money was good .
@@user-pi6ws8ws5m Well hurry up before they clean those streets up and put illegals there to get that job first
It's an election year so stick around and lern what that means.
Ephesians 4:22-23 AMEN🦅
A lot of people aren't ready for change or the plan to make Philadelphia a better place to live, but it's coming.. They all did a great job on cleaning this place up.. God bless them all..
What if they dragged them away🤔
🙋🏾♀️Well, I said to myself that this city is blessed not to have that happen, but if our battling brothers and sister with an addiction dont want to abide by the rules or care about people's businesses, the kids in the neighborhood or endangering others lives with diseases and possibly death then from time to time they may have to drag them away..Sober folks and those in high places are battling things too and they're paying the price for not getting help or following rules too✔️
Thank you for this video God bless you💙💚
A moralist licks his boots 😄
You asked the question about taking them away and making them get sober. Imo forced quitting any addiction doesn't work for the majority.
247 / 5 000
they are really sick. Unfortunately, the drug leaves traces in the neurons. Not everyone is capable of it. Substance moves them more than will toward the light of life. It's sad. But few will come out of it, it’s clear
Mr Deep. I live in dusty ol las vegas nevada and want to thank you for walking us up to see how people get to a train, normal to you to me ive never seen iit in real life just movies. Im down to watch neighborhood tours of places ine never been. Thanks Deep❤
Your welcome and you are in the right place because I love to tour places I never been and either livestream or pre recorded the tour. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Used to be a decent place to live back in the day ❤
I not from Philly, but to be one of Americas big cities. That place is depressing and it is sad the city let it go down like that. Philly got 3 major sport teams that alone should motivate city to clean it up....... Philly and Los Angeles should be ashamed of themselves
Yes I saw when the police was clearing the people out of the area, but thanks to your video I got to see how much was cleaned up. I hope they keep up the good work cause it's be a shame for our country the sadness of drugs in Kensington.
This is an artist talking. He doesn't talk every minute and lets the visuals and sounds speak instead. Good voice and descriptions when he does.
💯🎯⬆️
Looks like solient green movie. Now we know where they went
Turned these people's into green waffles an were eating them ,wow!
Hi, Mr. work. You do a great video! It's fun walking with you. Thank you! 😊
Hello, thank you and thank you for watching and commenting
you're a safe guy, it's good to hear about the history of your city, love from Manchester UK
Thank you
First of all, a littering law: jail and $300 fine must be imposed and enforced. Second, after arrest and interrogation, detox and rehab opportunity or jail or mental asylum. Repeat all instances and let courts manage. I am not a person that likes to be mean to people, I like to see people happy including addicts. I used to be one.
No littering is a part of getting clean (punt intended).
You say you're an ex addict but saying people should be jailed for littering?you would not have room in the jails and you also have to arrest non addicts who litter.what you do is have them clean the streets as punishment community service cleaning the streets should be the sentence
@@GoHARD99 Government can make more jails. They can also interrogate the new prisoners and see if they need to go to a detox/rehab. If an addict repeats too many times, jail with no opportunity for detox/rehab must be the consequence. Deterrence is part of rehabilitating a fallen society. Condonation and neglect is death morality; proper government response and sobriety promotion is life advancement.
@@GoHARD99 definitely
@hesedken …Jailtime?😂😂😂waste of Taxpayers money.
@@oyet72863 community service..... Let them clean up the street. My friends have done it in NYC instead of going to jail but if they didn't show up then a warrant would be issued. It seemed to work and that was NYC
Good evening Mr. Work! This is the 6 th time they tried to clean up
Yes-!!! Just a continuous on going saga mind you-!!!😳. On a positive note-!!! 🤗. The clean ups give the dept. of sanitation " job security ". 😉.Wishing viewers a safe/healthy/prosperous (2024)🌈🎉💵😳.
Right but we will be on it to see how it turns out. I’m going live at 2:15 pm to go see how it looks
4:44 really cute house. I can tell the real estate market is not slowing down there regardless of whats going on on the streets. Perfect for ivy league students
Where did all the street folk go to ? Where did they move them to?
????
😮
They didn’t move them anywhere. They moved their selves down the street and around the corner
😮they street people they nomads from squalor to the tents out back eating from cat food cans pissing and pooping in their own trash piles
I've watched videos about addiction in other countries and they also have areas like kensington they are just well hidden.
People have to realize if you have an addiction you can only get clean if YOU WANT TO. They can force people into treatment but as soon as they get out they are going back to what drug they want. The old saying you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink is very true. You can't force a person to get clean unless they want to. As always you provide an overall picture of the issue not just one section of Kensington 😊I made it 💯
Philly is definitely a beutiful city. I'd love to hear more history on kenssington
Not 1 thing beautiful about Philadelphia. Never sunny
Where are the trees and landscapes
@@robertsomers7407 FDR Park. Fairmount Park. Wissahickon park. etc. Manayunk and Roxborough for hills. Belmont Plateau as well. Lemon Hill.
I really enjoyed the walk this morning, thank you
Your welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting
Historically laws around prohibition and criminlization have not worked. It further entrenches a black market and feeds the prison industrial complex. This is a multilayered issue that involves mental health care, housing, substance abuse assistance, education, employment, etc.
I agree
Anyone receiving any of that assistance needs long-term supervision and support. Like an AA sponsor relationship, but trained, paid, and well-connected with social services.
Anyone receiving any of that assistance needs long-term supervision and support. Like an AA sponsor relationship, but trained, paid, and well-connected with social services.
I'm wheelchair bond now, Thank you for sharing!
Not James Bond then.
Wishing you a safe/healthy/prosperous. (2024)🌈🎉💵😉.
Thank you, Mr. Work for your videos. ❤
Your welcome and thank you for watching and commenting
It'll be right back the way it was. Idk how long this going to last.
After the election
It definitely must be an election year😅
This is how u fix the issue stop the drugs from coming here,n dont say ur gov cant i use to work for coast guard n we use to get calls over radio let certain boats go throu wit out checks why is tat,for the right price they came thru,think about how many get rich off these peaple hardship,so the answer is they wont stop the drugs coming thru cuz to many get rich off it.there is ur answer....
Governments are the reason
10% for the big guy
That won’t work. Where there is demand there is supply. Y’all need to stop the demand. That starts at school when your young. So I would say bring way more awareness at school. I live in Amsterdam we had a heroin epidemic in the 80 til 2000. They cleaned the city up and brought education in schools and all kinda projects
Bingo!
It’s great that your updating us what’s going down there 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🇬🇧👍👍
Thank you for watching and commenting. They are still in Kensington. Just not on the 3100 block and the tents are gone
@@Deepviewmediayou act like the problem is solved. Y’all only moved the users. Y’all really don’t give a fuck. I can tell y’all rather let the addicts die. Cause otherwise it’s enabling. Y’all problem will never be solved. Until y’all realize you need to care about y’all people. I’m an addict myself clean of heroin. It’s kinda sad see to see. Y’all country used to be capital of the world….
My mother was born on Kip street right up 🆙 the street from that bridge in 1930. So crazy
Wow
My Dad was born at A and Indiana and then grew up on Rosehill Street.
I really do appreciate your update and you stand aware of what’s going on and keeping us people aware what’s going on in the city and I really do hope that the mayor keep her word and make sure that that area stay clean. I really hope that they make these people help or arrest them. Take them off. The streets is always been help out there. They just don’t want it. People just wanna get high and they have to get rid of the drug dealers.
I used to live by the L line station on A & K for 7 years. Mind boggling, walking to the station to get to Center City. Gotta do a video on the train. The Walgreen parking lot was a mess! Part 2 to the streets. So far, it looks a little better.
Where is everyone? Seriously, where did they all go and how did they get there?
Another great one. God bless you, Mr. Work!
Hey guys, beautiful neighborhood 😍
Good job Mr Work really enjoyed the video
Thank you and thank you for watching and commenting
You have really made a profession out of social media. Most importantly,as I've told in the past. You are part of History
Made it! Great footage. I hope that your city heals from this epidemic🙏🏾
Thank you and thank you for watching and commenting
The ambulance companies make money, the hospitals, drug companies, homeless nonprofits, homeless hotels, politicians, city bureaucrats invested in all the above.... It's a homeless/drug industry and it's growing fast.
Great video Mr Work thank you.
Very welcome and thank you
Nice to see a video after clean up,, God Bless you and thank You 🤗❤️😘🙏
I remember watching these videos,when they were packed with homeless, now dam looks good, always gonna have soft heart for them, I'm a ex streety too from New Zealand 🇳🇿 and man America has it hard alright, god bless and thanks for the update bro❤❤
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I just discovered your channel and am glad I did. You remind me of one of my favorite RUclipsrs, a fellow named Hobo Shoestring. Like you, he showed a side of American society that most people prefer to ignore.
Sadly, he died just a few months ago. But I hope you stay safe and keep making these videos for many years to come. I’ll be watching them. Be careful out there.
Sorry to hear about your friend. Thank you for watching and commenting and I will continue to make these videos for as long as I can.
Kensington has long way to go.
True
Excellent content Mr.Work
Thank you Ms. Marlene and thank you for watching and commenting
I love to see the raw video, it keeps it real. Thankyou Mr Work
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About time; I’m so happy such a great city finally got some stones. I truly hated watching the suffering in prior videos and hope these ppl get help and recover. It can happen, giving up on them is easy, being tough and helping them is worth effort when u see the lost be saved. Thanks for ur video.
Now it LA turn
In Skid Row today there’s between 7,000 to 11,000 people. In Kensington there was under 1000. And where did they move these people? Did they all get rehab? I doubt it they just moved them someplace else. Not so easy to clean up skid row in Los Angeles.
🤷♀️???
@@user-zs4fh7hn9q if you were asking me, why, I would say because of all the people in Kensington only 59 excepted housing and help. Where is LA going to move 7 to 11,000 people? It just won’t happen
Where is everybody?
Solvent green get your free solvent green !
@@larrymaxwell8565 I don’t get it 🤷🏽♀️
I agree with you. Take 1 of our abandoned warehouses and turn it into a forced rehab place. Take a 2nd and make it into a transition house so they can be clean but secure jobs so they won't be homeless after they're clean. We have too many people addicted to drugs and alcohol and way too many homeless. It's time to help our own people. Not send our money overseas.
This is America!
Yes, a small part of America
Morning mr worrk that’s a nice camera excellent picture man respect mick🏴👍
Thanks Mr. Nick
Wow,it looks so different!!Look like it's deserted!
New subscriber...love the videos
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Glad you were able to get back on the straight and narrow. Much love and respect to you.
This is definitely a great start😊 I hope it stays this way ❣️ Aloha from Hawaii 🌺🌴🌈🤙
I hope so too!
Better journalism than CNN
Like I said before it must be an election 🗳️ year 😅
if i was living ova dea ( im from oahu hawaii), i would fetch my rake, gloves dust pan big kine and rake my areas!!! gotta be clean braddah!!!!!!
New subscriber here from New Zealand. Thanks for showing what is really going on and speaking the truth about it.God bless you.
❤️💙🤍
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Can you help someone who does not want help??
NO!
I am from Australia and I can't get over the trash problem you have in America. Why do people throw their trash on the ground? It's disgusting. You would never see this in Australia!! Use the rubbish bins...not hard
They don’t care 🤷🏾♂️
Yep they don't care
@@juniorbeginnerbeginner1790 It’s as simple as that
they still need to clean it up 60 years ago urban renewal caused a lot of this they broke up the neighborhood's Building super highways an by ways ,sent our work to China
I think mandatory recovery is a great idea ..Respect! All the way from the UK 👍👌✌✌
I think so too!
The rig you're using looks and sounds amazing, stay safe out there and thanks for the tour
Will the zombies not return? Such a beautiful city.
Dude don't
@@zahirecoates ?
Where did they go ?
@@carlmorgan8452 They took them to addiction centers, I don't think they went to prison.
Must be election time
I think that if I was the judge I'd sentence everyone to 364 days in county. And I'd make sure the only drugs in county were off the nurse's med cart. thanks for asking what i think. In indonesia they have the death penalty for dealer, and guess what? there aren't any drugs in indonesia, for a user the penalty is harsh but there is still forgiveness.
Thank you for this video. I liked the way you made comments along the way like the cross street information.
Thank you and thank you for watching and commenting
it looks beautiful. DONT RUIN IT WITH A FUCKING MURAL.
How would a mural ruin it?
@@Deepviewmedia city kids are city kids. we grew up, we dont need stupid cheesy colorful pictures ruining our habitat.
@@JokersNtheOddball I don’t agree. I love to see art. That’s your opinion though. Thank you for watching and commenting
@@Deepviewmedia then keep it in your own backyard. buy a neighborhood with everyone who wants the American city to turn into a fake landscape of overstimulation. regression is the trend because it maintains consumerism. advertising, marketing, its all about colors and textures to lure people in. it can be done, South American packaging is a bit more in that direction, but its all relative. its all about money, which breeds a peace of mind for the simple, who gentrify. they've infected the inner city and kids have never even experience REAL city life despite growing up there since birth. explain that. why can't we have anything? why do real city people always get screwed over by everything? always?
I watched the documentary about the drug they're currently using and it has a 50% death rate. Much of that coming from sepsis
Wow. Can you drop the link so I can talk about it
@@Deepviewmedia it was about 6 months ago when I first came across this channel because I explored more what this was about. I went through my back history but I guess it was too long ago. It was focused around the medical side of this epidemic. It featured mostly nurses and doctors and them treating open wounds on the street
@@user-hv1yt9bc6b Thank you
They just displaced the people to other locations and will be doing a cleanup in the new collective area in 2 years. I remember being able to walk in that area when I was young and feeling safe. Very sad situation. They need real treatment centers but I guess the issue with that is that those don't generate revenue, thus the city won't do it. If the did a cost analysis of treating the people and resolving the issues vs leaving things how they are they would see that there would be an ROI within 2-3 years. Yes there would be an upfront investment but it will payoff in a few years when people are healthy, clean and able to work and contribute.
Happy Mother's Day to all the Moms out there.
It's nice and peaceful ✌️
Sup Mr work I love your narrative. You touch on the politics
What’s up Dooby? Thank you for watching
@@Deepviewmedia I'm just having a hard time believing that this is going to be any different than other times