Glad you liked it :)

Saw a few obese people lol

Being obese is not a fault, everyone is different. You don't judge a book by its cover. Maybe you drive a big car, wear a Hugo Boss shirt, but you can be a horrible, selfish, valueless person.

Dont venture to the hoods though ..

If we'd been able to see some of Marion Square starting at 2:23 on the left, we would have noticed some urban campers. Plenty of fat tourists on King. I'm one of the fat marauders. My suggestion to you is stay put in your gated community, have another box of wine & watch TV.

@@joachimbucherer5030 It is a fault. It is overwhelmingly caused by diet and lifestyle and obese people are unhealthy and disproportionately drive up healthcare costs for everyone andddd almost everyone that died of Covid or had serious Covid issues were either over 70 or obese. No one thought being fat was OK until the left decided to add it to identity politics and oppression Olympics. FYI How many fat old people do you see? Not many. Actually obesity doesn't always cause diabetes and some health issues per se, it is often an actual symptom and indicator of poor diet and health. And it's not genetic etc. Until about 20 to 30 years ago very few people were fat.

Good dating scene for young men?

Charleston is such a beautiful city with so much history to explore. I hope you get the chance to visit soon!

Europe is dirty streets are not as clean as in the us in IMO.

Hey there! So happy you liked the Charleston tour. It's definitely a must-visit place! I've been here a couple of times.

lol not even close. Savannah is not in the same league with Charleston by any measure. People compare them but they actually have very little in common. Even Beaufort is more original unique and historic.

Savannah feels more urban and has more black ppl so I feel more comfortable there

@@MrComic97 Charleston is much older and has a direct connection to Barbados and the Caribbean. Charleston was created by plantation owners and slaves from Barbados. Savannah is straight up a planned English city. You couldn’t be more wrong about the origins. And clearly you haven’t spent much time in Charleston if you think there are more Black people in Savannah. Besides what does that have to do with anything? Good Lord.

@@MrComic97 By the way, you’re not very bright. You’re just another brainwashed person. I looked at your profile. The only people that start wars are white? Ever heard of Korea. Ever heard of Vietnam. The biggest mass murderer in history was Mongolian. Do you think there aren’t wars in Africa? You’re brainwashed because all you know is what you see on TV which is manipulated by people on the left. Have you actually ever read a history book? Do you know the slightest bit of history about Africa or Asia or South America ? What’s scary is people like you vote! This is why you should have to pass a civics test or own property or a business to vote!

@@nedhill1242 He's not speaking in terms of population. Remember Los Angelas has a higher black population than Atlanta GA but Los Angelas is only 8 percent black while Atlanta is 51 percent black. Oh which is the same for Savannah. Which is well above Charleston. If you believe Charleston is better that's fine. Everyone can think what they want but Savannah is more intertwined with blackness than Charleston because over half of its population is black. It's not about population amount it's about what percent that population makes it. If you wanna argue this just go to anyone around you and try to convince them that los Angelas is way blacker than Atlanta. I'm sure they'll have a field day with that, since that is essentially your logic.

That's why the camera person can walk around w/out being assualted.

I stayed there for a few months at a time when I was younger and it always felt so strange because of how many white people there were. It definitely felt very strange and off-putting, especially with the history of slavery and the confederacy in the city.

@@Musicvidsetc that’s ironic of you to say that when there was a mass shooting committed in this same town by a white man a few years ago.

So what

​@The Average Wasian wait what?