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More like 8k minimum

And the building apartment is small as hell.

Thats 10k

And he'd be stupid enough to pay it 😂 only a moron would want to live in New York

320 likes no comments that doesn’t sit right with me

​@@armaan78696 who asked

@@armaan78696 who asked

my bad for showing support

I suspect it is the sound of metallic windows squeaking and not the concrete building itself since concrete does not squeak like that

Exactly 😂😂😂

​@@southpole9450it could be, but it's probably because the building itself is actually moving. They're built to have sway otherwise they wouldn't survive so much force against them.

If it collapses, you'll know something is wrong.

​@@coolunusual It's the same with rollercoasters, no? If they don't vibrate they're more likely to break

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In NY...

I suspect it is the sound of metallic windows squeaking and not the concrete building itself since concrete does not squeak like that

Don’t live in a high rise building in New York

This guy is a idiot he posted a vid looking outside of his condo! 0°45'03"N 73°58'56"W or 2 E 38th st

gimmick

Who are you? Bethesda

No it really is designed to move. If it was completely rigid no matter how good the materials or design, something would snap

​@@hehe8138 It's a joke

@@NorwegianToast69 Your life is a joke

That would be super idiotic

​@@512TURNER whats he gonna do? Get a stihl saw and cut a hole in his several inch thick window? What if the facade is structural and the hole causes a collapse? And then hes gotta base jump above the city and open the parachute in what is inevitably awful wind or else he wouldnt have jumped out. Fair enough in 9/11 but that is not exactly a scenario to prepare for

@@512TURNER were not talking about 911 here pal but if a building were to collapse from wind youd be crushed by the building so it would be idiotic to think a parachute will save you

Yeah, me too. Just for sure.

As a million tons of steel, glass and concrete explode outward as it collapses. By the way, would you jump as the collapse started or after?

Kids be like

@@vonwolfe1310I know no kid who is afraid of heights Lmfaoo like NONE, it’s usually adults who hate the sound of this cus they understand what is actually happening, which is them swing a little back and forth in a building many stories tall

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it's wild to think that someone had the faith in his education of engineering to build a structure that tall. how would you ever be able to test it thoroughly? and what if it could survive a few storms or a few hundred but then collapse. how can you garuntee that it won't? you can't. that being said, engineers and architects have a pretty successful track record. pretty impressive

@@davegordon6943 I know. Pretty insane how they like, never, ever collapse.

@@davegordon6943 I mean, you can, if you do your math right. You don't have to test it if you know your materials, and design something that should easily withstand forces 4 times what it should ever endure

so technically they did the same for the twin towers [the old one]?

​@@davegordon6943you can nearly guarantee it with math

Quality engineering

Then this guy's building needs a tune-up. Lol

Quality instead of quality.

It didn’t surprise me after you said “In Japan” 😂

Well American made stuff is not known for its quality hahah

I suspect it is the sound of metallic windows squeaking and not the concrete building itself since concrete does not squeak like that

This isn't something unique to NYC. This starts when you get high enough for a building to sway, usually around 700 feet. I've worked in these buildings and alot of the time the noise can be engineered away bybusing different materials or thicker studs, but that costs more.

Ok…please don’t come, Nyc is not for scared people.

@@tonyodoul5679 I JUST DON'T LIKE CITIES AND BEING AROUND A LOT OF PEOPLE

Facts I’m in Buffalo right now people just died in are city do to the snow storm. Shìt real out here.

Drizzle my nizzle

Same in tx

@@tomsriver2838 bro what

It actually was a winter storm it was a flash freeze

🤣🤣😂😂 inside story!

Sorry to be the party pooper but it is. Or atleast it's ok if it does. Sky scrapers that are too stiff are more likely to fall or break from heavy winds. If your building moves you know you're safe in those weather conditions. I'd still be too scared to live there 😂

@@IGotNoJam Im not a building expert but I know buildings should be flexible and not stiff but if its squeaking that much that means its causing friction which in turn causes heat and heat plus buildings don’t go together well, but they could have measures for that so who knows 🤷🏽‍♂️.

😂😂😂😂😂😂I believe u

@@mrsavagemans you’re totally wrong. they’re supposed to sway its the same way how plane wings aren’t supposed to be stuff to adjust for the plane

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How many high rises have seen collapse because of high winds?

@@envillainlogic doesn’t matter to these people. They don’t care about things like logic. They’re just terrified of everything so clearly the building is dangerous. 🙄

its not anywhere near a death trap. you just dont understand the mechanics of it. in fact alot of these buildings are so well engineered theyre more safe than many shotty 3 floor duplexes. those are way closer to the ground and youre still more likely to die due to poor engineering. you have to keep in mind these buildings are _wealthyyy_ ... and typically made by wealthy development companies or owners, made _for_ wealthy people to live or work in. so they have the funds to hire premium architects and cream of the crop engineers. they can throw as much money into the engineering and safety of the building as they want, which many shorter few story buildings dont do 🤷🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♂️. not to mention wealthy corporations/companies are motivated by profit more than anything else. you really think they would spend heaps of money on a building thats *not* safe and going to stand the test of time, and therefore *not* make their investment back?? no. they also are motivated for safety even further cause if they did do a shit job at the structural sound of the building and it endangered other people or properties, they would be paying loads of money out to those people and not make any of it back. itd be a net loss. they wouldnt make any profit. and companies like that value profit more than anything.

It's made to move bro, if it doesn't it's gonna break

This has two meanings building squeaks and mice squeaks 😂😂😂

Exactly, that's only creepy to people that believe in ghosts🤣

It’s creepier because it isn’t ghosts!😂😂

Ha

@@royi344 i think loose nails, screws, and bolts would be much scarier than a ghost in a highrise apartment

@@3JJ3 obviously, but high rise buildings are designed to move slightly, so some movement is to be expected.

One of my worst fears are sinkholes. There can be one forming under your house right now and you wouldn't even know it 😫

​@@ellebaby825 thank you for making me paranoid.

@@willie6981 Don't worry you have a much better chance of dying in a car crash than dying by a sinkhole.

Until the house is swallowing happens and house goes Down a Sink Hole 🕳️ Florida’s is Famous for that

@@ellebaby825I’d rather sink in my sleep in my 2 story house that I pay $850 rent a month then $5k+ apartment hundreds of feet in the air WHILE ITS MOVING

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we do?

Thats what she said

We do?

we don’t care

@@stevo999 Who’s “we”?

why are you poor? 🧐 story time.

​@@dnegel9546 bro what? 😂😭

Well my man I relate to both parts 😭🙂

@@dnegel9546 lmao so true.

@@dnegel9546step one: be born

Okay but rationalize for a second, there are hundreds of thousands, maybe millions of skyscrapers in the world and how often do you hear of them just, falling down from bad weather-or from anything for that matter?

dont worry bout final destination its very unlikely

@@MrTrevortxeartxe In china its happens alot :P

​@@MrTrevortxeartxe you think there are millions of skycrapers?

I think it's cool, like on an old sailing ship, but w/o the old sailing ship, a fantastic view and all the rest of it. First world problems really.

😂😂😂😂😂

Which building is this?

@@devonpowell8313 Transat tower, on rue Parc

And I guess while sitting on it during a storm it became a bidet.

Yea but I bet it didn’t sound like this piece of trash though...

Once you’re over 30-50ft up you’re dead anyways so being any higher than that doesn’t pose any greater risk, it’s just in people heads.

Me too

Dig that!👍 New fear unlocked!

Heights and fire.

😂 it is

yes but your view is shite

rent prices are ridiculous

Yup you know it. NYC rent is absolutely bonkers. 2 bedroom apartments for $4000 and you're presented with what we'd call a cupboard you could stick a kid in, as bedrooms. Ridiculous!

Hiii

If you think that terrifys you just look at those openable Windows!

I wanna live in one

😂😂 who are you telling 😂😂

​@@kristin8776 why are you responding?

Why'd you had to add so many r's?

@@SquidCena because I was dragging out the end of that word

​@@brittster182 neeeever

You can’t fall through the window lol, it’s triple pane glass, you could throw a 500lb brick at it and it probably wouldn’t break

Bro life isn't cartoon. If you trip over coffee table, you wouldn't get flunged for 20 meters, break the glass with exact hole as your body, and then fell into the ground leaving body shaped hole

Then you’d certainly not want to live in even a low rise apartment in notZ ruZZia with the terrorist regime of vlAdolf Putler in power... They got peeps Fallon outta windows all over the place and at every height imaginable (3rd floor and up), with all going splat! Funny thing is that many of them also have these self inflicted gunshot wounds to the backs of their heads while their hands were tied AND they didn’t leave the weapon at the scene...

@@MikeOxlong- that’s quite the reply and seems almost entirely unrelated, but I support your message none the less. Let’s hope Putin doesn’t start nuclear winter, seems China and Russia are gearing up for something. China will let Russia kill all their military aged men, then the real shit will start

🤣😂Omg

I think it's Taipei 101, but that building has the most beautiful dampener ever

tell that to the twin towers

@@arieldemeza7632 what twin towers? There’s many twin towers around the world

@Timothy Damiani I actually didn't think of that when I made the joke, oops

​@@somethingsomething404 the world trade center

Or you are an engineer and understand stress strain relatiosnhip under wind loading

@@JosiahWarren Something tells me you don't get invited to a lot of parties.

@@jayanths1221he’s under too much stress and strain in his relationship as an engineer to attend parties 😔

Yeah exactly

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I'm more surprised that the building survived Mag 9 earthquake, that's really big

​@@zaki6548Tokyo is quite far from the epicenter of that earthquake but the fact that it also effected Tokyo is pretty scary.

@@zaki6548 theyve had centuries to figure it out lol japan is earthquake central

I was attending art school during the 94 north Ridge quake... Friend had holes in walls the size of windows on the 12 floor.... You could stick you entire body thru to the outside. Old buildings in a rundown neighborhood.

That's cool...and also, for someone who's afraid of heights- badass.😎

i went there for the first time in March. i almost cried on just the elevator😭😭 how in the world did you do that???

@@Magnanimous17 Thanks. I loved working there. It never scared me. I don't know why, probably because I grew up in Seattle going up it every year.

@@abbyglass9786 It took a bit to get used to it. My job as an elevator operator had its ups and downs.....😏

@@DeborahE7 NOOO!!!! i could never😭 i applaud you (and your fire joke)

Need to get the oil can out and lube it yourself. Seriously!

I took my ceiling fan out. Too creepy.

@@janebrown1706 yes, they look like a 🕸🐙creepy spider hanging from the ceiling

that would suck

that would suck

That would suck

Those windows don’t break by accident but point taking for sure! That would really suck!!😮

Impossible

so i guess the building was made to sway when there's winds just like the original wtc?

@@yhfhdcfevery single building is designed like that

damn My house must be sturdy af because the whole house made some massive sounds last night in a storm

Same here I’m moving out

You couldn't move in to begin with

If it didn’t make sound I would be even more worried

@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar lmaooooooo

Umm that’s someone moving the door. You really think it’s moving enough to move a door? Lmfao

Jesus that's terrifying. I couldnt.

@SteeLSy Huh? Explain to me how you came to that conclusion. I’m intrigued

@@xlnuniex Ignore them people will call any story fake because they refuse to realize that other people experienced things they couldn’t experience themselves.

I worked at the Restaurant in the Trade Ctr for many years. Yes the swaying can make you feel lightheaded.

It's supposed to move, something about if it was too ridgid it'll break

You know I heard of another building in New York that swayed like that. It fuckin collapsed

Same. My office was in 35th floor & we had to took the emergency stairs all the way down. My legs were trembling😂 Months after that a big earthquake hit again when I was alone in my 45th floor apartment, and you’re right. The swaying, I really thought I was gonna die😭

I just went through a 6.4 a couple weeks ago. I’m above a garage. The lights were on or flickering the whole time so I saw how much the building moved. I would have freaked if it kept swaying for another minute.🤢 Ironically we had a 6.4 almost exactly a year ago.

I had to pee so bad when it was over. I was shaking real bad, already have problems walking from spinal cancer, get shoes on(lucky I keep some under bed), had to get past all the debris, every thing in cabinets on the bathroom floor with the toilet water, had to pull things out of the toilet too. Note to self: keep bucket 🪣 under bed with sturdy slip on shoes.

@organized chaos🦋 we do yearly earthquake drills and I got to participate in one. We did the same evacuation as you guys did... and since our floor was on the 33rd... I do perfectly understand what you and your legs went through 😆😆😆

@@genericamerican7574 that sounds horrible. Going through any types of natural disaster is really traumatizing, and humbling at the same time. Makes me all the more grateful that I’m still alive. Hope you feel better :)

Maybe yours is really haunted.

@@etrnlygr8tful Maybe, it is pretty old so I’m sure a lot of people have probably died in my unit or the surrounding ones over the years. I don’t really believe in ghosts (but idk) so my skepticism helps control the fear haha.

@@codyfromhumanresources6435 Ghosts are real...they can manifest even in newly built homes, but yeah skepticism is one way to convince oneself to think that there are rational reasons why a chair move on its own😉😉

@@codyfromhumanresources6435 youre haunted asf cody

No thanks I’ll stay on the ground!

3 am is not scary anymore that’s when people have a snack

Probably doesn't own or rent it

@@flameshoter6pretty sure he does he runs all ESPN social media

@@chris10s But if you look at the shorts, its just stolen from a bunch of channels. I wouldn't doubt if that is a real person, owns or rent something like that. But the channel looks fake.

@@chris10s Plus if look at his uploaded videos, there was only a few videos recently, the rest are call of duty and other stuff from 9 years ago.

@@chris10s And from all of the videos, shorts that he posted, guess how many he is in.... Just 1. 99.99% of the others, he isn't doing his job.

would be my last time too

I’ve actually been on it. NOT TRUE. Spent many summers in Toronto.

@@king77solomon30 You've been all the way to the very top of the top where they keep the radio station equipment?

​@@king77solomon30 summer or storm?

That is scary!😳😵‍💫🫣😱

That sounds scary, how cheap was your rent?

This was a great story 👏 👌

I'd be sitting on the floor

The swaying would not be felt in this building. 432ParkAvenue's top floor type heigh, yes you would list a few degrees.

Comment aged well

Wait, you can actually feel it?

@@Beaneabean I've worked on several high rises. Anything over 60 floors you notice it in bad weather. Over 80 I can't stand it. (elevator entrance installer)

But do you? I mean how often do skyscrapers just fall down?

@@MrTrevortxeartxe Not often, but they do and I dont wanna be there for it

@@MrTrevortxeartxeIn New York? I mean it’s not like they topple over at the base, but many of these high rise buildings are left in states of disrepair that could constitute falling down.

@@AlphaQHard They don’t, they just don’t.

@@DustyHoney bro tell me a building in Manhattan that collapsed due to disrepair

I seen someone say that in the news

😂😂😂

My 2 favorite buildings were twins

No thanks

For real. I can’t imagine. I live in my car and it’s cold and scary enough.

yes so true felt like sidewalk wobbled, in la,CA I experience a little earthquake in 20021

@@NAT20Ashesmake an OF wtf are you doing😂😂

Scary 😨

Exactly...

It’s a sky scraper they don’t use dry wall lol

and also things to watch

So this how Omar living cuz of us ,🤣🤣🥲😮‍💨😥😥😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Boo to you too

Lmao

Bro he founded House Of Highlights. He probably doing good with money

65th floor wtf?!! Such floor exist.. M

@@desirelabelle2199 these days, there are so many of these in new York city. I lived in the metropolitan tower - built in 1982. I realized the rent wasn't worth it, and moved out. Lived there 18 months.