Destroying some more algorithms. 😁

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But what is great hood in the USA at the current time of covid inflation social political unrest look at seattle SF portland this cities were prime state not so long ago look at them now.. ow HOld is the mexicantown vs the other parts of town why ask because if itsa newly revived part of town by immigrants it will take some time to make into something better specially with everything happening today..

When my uncle moved to California from Detroit back in the 60s, my Dad use to ship Vernors to him via mail.

Payson, Arizona; we have Vernor's in the Safeway store. I grew up in Michigan.

What's strange is you can get Vernors in Junction City, Kansas.

Vernors is a cure-all for just about everything

@@mcs4357 I grew in Detroit I remember there was a Vernors ginger ale bottling plant on the corner of Woodard & Warren Ave.

Best fajitas EVER!!!

Best flaming cheese

I’d say that it’s worth the gamble to buy property in a neighborhood just outside of Downtown, but even the abandoned/blighted properties in areas that are close to downtown are getting to be really expensive. I think we’re going to continue to SLOWLY see Detroit comeback, from the Downtown neighborhoods and out. I think it’ll take forever but I think it’ll happen.

@@ChrisHarden If you're rich as in 8 or 9 figures & you're an architect then can be your canvas. Instead of row after row of generic suburbia homes you could design whole communities to different styles/eras. If you sell them at a reasonable price you'll attract a lot of buyers of desperate future 1st time home owners who would love to get their hands on reasonably priced stand-out homes. You could have a whole neighborhood of art decos homes for instance. You probably could push for the city to allow golf carts for the elderly in neighborhoods near a doctor's office, pharmacy, and a grocery store as a way to attract retires.A lot of old people can't drive a dangerous machine that is a SUV but they can putz around town on a golf cart to pick up their meds. I'm a fan of restoring our youth & elder's independence because I wouldn't want to be locked in an assisted living center just because I can't drive, and I have a growing hunch that the primary cause of the school shooters are those who're stuck inside their homes until they join the work force, and this is because they don't have convenient access to society like you see in Europe with their bike infrastructure. A lot of kids aren't even given basic life skill lessons and are simply kicked out of their homes at the age of 18 because their parents want to move or hate the fact that they had kids. That's terrible for those who live in winter areas with how rent life expenses have gone up so much in the recent years, these kids don't know how to use a bank account and they're living in an area that you need room mates to pay the rent as it's so expensive. I'm just sick of the locker-room pep talk & would like to address what may actual cause the school shooters to begin with, and I think it's because kids can't get out of their homes due to a car dependent society. What can a kid do when their parents won't help them get a learners permit but expect them to survive out on the streets when they turn 18? With Detroit you could eliminate that problem by rebuilding the city so kids could easily meet up with their friends outside of school without a car, as well as eliminate the need for an assisted living center for most of the elderly.

@@jmd1743 Everything is fairy tales and unicorns, until overbearing government cracks down on the collectives and starts turning social services money back on. Then the swarms will return to pick it clean again.

@@jmd1743 my personal dream... not rich yet though. Working on it. Want to add that a lot of the streets in these abandoned sections are very narrow already, making them perfect for car-free / walkable streets.

Very cool that you still have the pictures. Wow so much has changed since then.

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That a lie

Bill crap!! Lmao gang gang

On h55d

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I agree I was just a young man walking all around Southwest trying to find jobs until I got a job at Sakthi automotive which I used to walk there for second shift for a year almost every single day so I’d be walking home sometimes at three in the morning if I stayed for overtime and the only danger I ever really ran into was Pitbulls chasing me 😂

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Grab a bite at xochimico's and a margarita.

One day I will just can’t promise when.

I am enjoying these as well. I grew up 2 hrs from Detroit. Still a huge Michigan Wolverine fan. But have lived in Wisconsin for long time now. Sheboygan to be exact. Would be great to see Wisconsin videos

Thanks! I’d love to explore Vancouver one day.

And cheers from Newfoundland, Canada

What about Arnandos? I was there a couple of months ago.

@@user-xr8co4oi8h Armando's is still here...and thriving 👍

I worked at the Fleetwood plant the on spring wells and 75 in the 80,s before they tour it down. Great place to work. Used to hit the bars there after work. Vidock bar , lucky 13 ,s snoops . And grab 40,s and go to clark park

The next time that I'm in LA, I'm looking for a Vernors. Thanks!

I’ve seen Vernor’s being dispensed at Culver’s in Bradenton, Florida back in 2017.

@@jag92949 i lived in Bradenton for 16 years. Moved there in 87. When I first moved there you couldn't get vernors but 2 or 3 years later you could buy it at Albertsons or sometimes kash and Karry. Where is culvers?

@@deborahhewitt6101 It was in the area. I stopped there on my way to Anna Maria Island.

@@jag92949 on manatee ave or Cortez? I'm trying to picture where it is

Downtown probably isn’t what you think it is either.

Mexicantown used to be quite sketchy ten years ago.

It actually looks decent and clean lol wow smh

@@ChrisHarden I’m going to disappointed that Mean Streetz won’t be played in your next few videos. If you took a time machine back to 2010 and before, that would have been possible.

Dude really? every major city has bad slums and nice area's 😅

Hhmmm.... no mention of the demographic migration of African Americans from the southeastern US to Detoit and our contributions to the city and Region? Really? Just drab dreary music for the 50% of the video taking the audience through what is mostly occupied by predominantly African Americans that live below the median household income of the MSA and poverty line? That whole part of your video misses the point of why Detroit and cities like it have so much blight and crime. You could have used that time discuss the problem and obvious solution.

You as well, Kim!

Every time for 30 years or better

Thank you, and I’ll try to!

A blue city that's what you get. And other cities are heading in that direction.

No shocker there, a lot of Irish and Mexicans do have history with each other especially since both are catholic

Wow, 140 square miles, the amount of empty buildings is staggering. I grew up 2 hrs from Detroit in little town called Lake Odessa half way between Grand Rapids and Lansing. Live in Wisconsin now. But still call Michigan my home state

El Club gets some serious business there, there isn't any parking for blocks when they are open.

I say, south detroit is anything south of downtown (including the "nice areas" of this video)

Sorry had to say something I delivered pizzas and lived there my whole life and it's west of Woodward anything after Woodward is west after is east then south of I-75 the only way to know this is if u delivered in the area and had to use a map to find the hidden streets so yes it's southwest Detroit

@@mannashawnramirezniblock1985 Me too! Used to deliver for Amicci’s!

Ah. Good to know.

I graduated from St. Hedwig also.

Why is the D compared to St. Louis?

@@aaronflowers8881 Rust belt industrial city with large population loss.

@@Steve-nm4dm That's sad

One of my uncles got married in that church in the 1960's

Thanks!

They look the same tbh....Plus you can't compare, Detroit is much bigger so....

@@thebestchannel5456 Rest of OH thinks we're in MI lol. Detroit used to be 3 times the pop. of Toledo. But hey, we have 1 token abandoned high rise office tower, so we're still trying!

Give detroit to the migrants, and no one else wants it !!

I’ll make one on Lincoln Park one of these days

In certain parts of Detroit, sure. Most residential areas of Detroit are the opposite of Mexicantown.

That's awesome that your grandmother's house is still there. My grandma's townhome is still up too, amazingly so.

Chris Harden- should have waited for your video. I saw where you passed & mentioned it. Thank you.

I like buildings that have never been bothered myself, kind of like a beautiful woman with NO tattoos.

They moved most of their Detroit operations to Grand Rapids. Over 100 or so were laid off completely.

I always laughed at people complaining about the border wall. I say that's not half as secure as the wall around Coca Cola in Detroit!!!!! Bad news for those employees.