I’m so thankful that I left there over 25 years ago! I’m truly blessed to live in the beautiful forest now in the clean air! I’m going to go for a hike & fill my spirit with gratitude ❤
Watching these kinds of videos and seeing how some people live, it makes me so grateful to be a homeowner with a job and loving family. It makes me think you know what it isn't so bad getting up at the crack of dawn for work after all.
sometimes get this craving...for the apocalyptic feeling and missing LA (left 3 years ago living in a small town ..city another state) but every time I get those strange LA vibes I watch something like this to remind myself I did a great thing in leaving
I remember those days I use to live on Stanford and the corner was 6th street , I was on General Relief then back like 1985-1987 there were no tents back in those days. Mostly I seen was the people living in cardboard boxes. I did work part time I lived in the hotel called Eugene paying 200.00 for a room.Those were not too bad of days. I remember the Goodwill on 7th street, I use to go on the half price day on Sunday and buy things, I remember buying a used t.v. and putting in one of those grocery cart and brought to my place wasn't all that far. The place had community bathroom but I didn't have any problems living down there at the time. How the years passed, I also stayed at the Ford on 7th street on the 3rd floor, the manager of the Ford at the time also managed the Eugene, That is how I moved from the Ford to the Eugene hotel. I was blessed to find a better job and moved from downtown, Now I live in another area of the city. Haven't been back in that area since 1988 I just see on youtube videos and new about the area now. These has changed a lot since those days in the later 80's.
If someone is dead here on the streets the liberal kids will step on them playing on their phones like zombies. Imagine we have war here who will fight definitely not the new generations. Twenty something kids are cowards
@@walkingtourseurope8526 I wish everyone stays on their phones while walking outside! I found $800 laying on the ground because everybody was walking by it. Everyone under 40 is screwed in the future because we (Gen X) refuse to fight for them mindless zombies.
It would be interesting to see these videographers spend a week on the streets surviving. Could you do it? You and a friend pitch a tent and survive a week and record it. Could you be homeless for a week challenge.
How many times do you get confronted about your camera? I noticed you kept the camera pointed down for a while. I remember looking at the beautiful clouds not so far away decades ago and seeing the misery on the ground below and wondering how many people saw the same kind of sky before me and felt as sad about the conditions people lived in under that same sky. DTLA has plenty such history. I could see today coming too. For a while things looked like homelessness could be a lot less, but that didn't turn out. Aside from politicians and bureaucracy botching things up, there's so many of the homeless who cannot escape because even when they have a decent chance, they bring the reasons for their problems with them. That's why it seems so hopeless.
Hitting up la in 6 weeks and been studying the places to go n not to go. Skid row is at the top of the donts. I feel for the homeless however. Sad and very eye opening. 🙏🏽
Me and my buddies used to drink on Skid Row back in the 70s and 80s. Wonderful times at Crabby Joe's bar where anything went. But while it was the epitome of sleaze, it really wasn't too dangerous. Today, I don"t think that I would want to hang there.
I opened a porta potty and it was the most disgusting thing I’ve ever seen it was overflowing and the smell was horrible it’s in 1 of my recent videos. I’ll never enter a porta potty again!
@@walkingtourseurope8526 I can imagine. I thought about port o potty but I figured they wouldn't even be usable and blown out of service , so that's why I asked lol . especially if there is only a few of them and thousands of homeless. I know the government isn't going to spend too much on port o potties for them
@@mikedavis2969Conservatives have no solutions either, they'd be too busy thumbing their noses at this misery, strutting around in arrogance, name calling.
I’m so thankful that I left there over 25 years ago! I’m truly blessed to live in the beautiful forest now in the clean air! I’m going to go for a hike & fill my spirit with gratitude ❤
Wonderful! Your lucky!
Me too
Paradise compared to Detroit wasteland tours . ruclips.net/video/MGsd3UP1eU8/видео.html
Watching these kinds of videos and seeing how some people live, it makes me so grateful to be a homeowner with a job and loving family. It makes me think you know what it isn't so bad getting up at the crack of dawn for work after all.
Well said!
Look at all of that human misery😞
sometimes get this craving...for the apocalyptic feeling and missing LA (left 3 years ago living in a small town ..city another state) but every time I get those strange LA vibes I watch something like this to remind myself I did a great thing in leaving
The end result of both political parties fighting each other, and providing no solutions. Both have failed, time for a Third Party Solution.
Love those trash strewn, tent decked sidewalks. More fair and just!!👺💩☠️
The weather is beautiful. Down below not so good.
Just getting ready for the 15 minute cities in LA…💯 that’s why zero has been, done.
*Blue Hella Poor....**
*Full Feudal*
*Open Air Human Sacrifice*
Welcome to California !
I remember those days I use to live on Stanford and the corner was 6th street , I was on General Relief then back like 1985-1987 there were no tents back in those days. Mostly I seen was the people living in cardboard boxes. I did work part time I lived in the hotel called Eugene paying 200.00 for a room.Those were not too bad of days. I remember the Goodwill on 7th street, I use to go on the half price day on Sunday and buy things, I remember buying a used t.v. and putting in one of those grocery cart and brought to my place wasn't all that far. The place had community bathroom but I didn't have any problems living down there at the time. How the years passed, I also stayed at the Ford on 7th street on the 3rd floor, the manager of the Ford at the time also managed the Eugene, That is how I moved from the Ford to the Eugene hotel. I was blessed to find a better job and moved from downtown, Now I live in another area of the city. Haven't been back in that area since 1988 I just see on youtube videos and new about the area now. These has changed a lot since those days in the later 80's.
Very insightful and interesting Thank you
Yes the days when skid row was relatively safe ! Things have really changed now.
I can fix this, but RUclips won't let me post what needs to be done.
It looks cool. I hope to visit
I've bee there ! Good luck to you .
rich people can't get enough
Sad 😢
Burn your shoes before you go inside your home and buy a new pair.
It's illegal to be homeless in NY because we the residents care about our homeless. Cali is inhumane for allowing this problem to grow.
If someone is dead here on the streets the liberal kids will step on them playing on their phones like zombies. Imagine we have war here who will fight definitely not the new generations. Twenty something kids are cowards
@@walkingtourseurope8526 I wish everyone stays on their phones while walking outside! I found $800 laying on the ground because everybody was walking by it. Everyone under 40 is screwed in the future because we (Gen X) refuse to fight for them mindless zombies.
That's a nice blue sky ...
And the reason is all the rains have pushed the smog away and cleared out the skies temporarily LA skies do not normally look like that
It would be interesting to see these videographers spend a week on the streets surviving. Could you do it? You and a friend pitch a tent and survive a week and record it. Could you be homeless for a week challenge.
No thanks hard pass on that but I could do it except midnight to 4:00 am is dangerous
How many times do you get confronted about your camera? I noticed you kept the camera pointed down for a while. I remember looking at the beautiful clouds not so far away decades ago and seeing the misery on the ground below and wondering how many people saw the same kind of sky before me and felt as sad about the conditions people lived in under that same sky. DTLA has plenty such history. I could see today coming too. For a while things looked like homelessness could be a lot less, but that didn't turn out.
Aside from politicians and bureaucracy botching things up, there's so many of the homeless who cannot escape because even when they have a decent chance, they bring the reasons for their problems with them. That's why it seems so hopeless.
Well said!
Hitting up la in 6 weeks and been studying the places to go n not to go. Skid row is at the top of the donts. I feel for the homeless however. Sad and very eye opening. 🙏🏽
Be careful everywhere!
Me and my buddies used to drink on Skid Row back in the 70s and 80s. Wonderful times at Crabby Joe's bar where anything went. But while it was the epitome of sleaze, it really wasn't too dangerous. Today, I don"t think that I would want to hang there.
Was there 30 years ago first time came back to visit 1999 GOD BLESS THE JOURNEY
I like the new artwork, there is a positive side to all this...right?
I guess that’s one way to see it.
Now drive 10 blocks over to La Jolla California and you will see paradise on the beach.
What they do when they gotta take a dump just dump on the side walk? I don't even see anything open with a bathroom everything is closed down.
I opened a porta potty and it was the most disgusting thing I’ve ever seen it was overflowing and the smell was horrible it’s in 1 of my recent videos. I’ll never enter a porta potty again!
@@walkingtourseurope8526 I can imagine. I thought about port o potty but I figured they wouldn't even be usable and blown out of service , so that's why I asked lol . especially if there is only a few of them and thousands of homeless. I know the government isn't going to spend too much on port o potties for them
@@INVISIBLEEMPIREKKK a week after my video post I saw the cleaning guy w the truck and hose pumping it out with no mask I couldn’t believe it.
Every City will soon look like this, The Movie Elysium is our future.
I don't think so.
@@skunkjobb If we keep allowing the wealthy to divide us, yeah it will happen!
Nuke L.A.
Hey you asked.....
Turn the State RED !
@@mikedavis2969Conservatives have no solutions either, they'd be too busy thumbing their noses at this misery, strutting around in arrogance, name calling.