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Dont let any orthodox yids on your town counsels

Un-inclusive, un-American hubs of cheap knock offs, horrible customer service and CCP spies. Try renting an apartment or retail space there if you are not a Chinese. Frankly they can go!! Hai, hai..bye, bye 👋 👋

I used to live in Ellicott City Maryland I ran those streets when I was a kid I was born in 1960 where are the antique stores are they with regular businesses and people knew everybody slammed and played in patapsco River

Nice tour. Thanks!

Love your videos Jose! Keep em coming brother!

thank you for this great video! appreciate it!

And once upon a time it was a safe place 24/7. No more.

Yall got to learn to respect driving laws. Worst city to drive in i ever been in.

Dr. Doom & The Penguin chatting at the end😂

Shalom hallelujah healing

I learned a lot. You broke some stereotypes I had about the city. Well done

00:48 Eye Spy With My Little Eye Doctor Doom

Long Island turned into Florida but a lot more expensive T.T

Smith's hot dogs are served at Sara's. They're great.

I've only ever heard it pronounced as Wooks Bear, or Wooks Bearuh, and my mother's family were all from there. I wonder if that's actually regional within the city itself as to which pronunciation is in vogue.

absolutely beautiful!

Jose, a heartfelt thank you for the way you presented our city of Buffalo. There are so many points that one can brag about and you did well. I was born in a great German city but Buffalo has been the city of my growth since age 10. I am in my 80s now and spent years showing my city and discussing details of its important contributions to the development of our USA.

This was a terrible tour of my hometown. This is a classic example of someone who knows nothing about the city trying to give you a tour. Washington DC is so, so, so much more than this. You only display parts of North West and one part of South East. Even with that, when you talk about "Discover the Amazing Washington DC Neighborhoods" North West has so much more to offer than just Georgetown, The National Mall, DuPont Circle and Friendship Heights. By the way Embassy Row starts blocks before 18th and Massachusetts Avenue, and extend blocks past 35th and Mass. South East is so much more than just the Navy Yard, which is not "DC's southern most point" as you stated. What about South West and North East? You were three blocks away from South West, but there was no mention of it. There is so much rich DC neighborhood history that obviously didn't make the cut. I know it can be a lot to pack into 20-30 minutes, but if you're going to content create, at least be accurate with your information, and visit as much of the city as you can. A hint from a true Washingtonian..... if you had ventured across the Anacostia River to truly see South East, you could've looked back across the river and seen some of the most breathtaking views of DC not seen from anywhere else in the city. Maybe this should've been titled "A birds eye touristy view of DC'

You Are wrong painting African as slave catchers who invited Europeans to come and get negros from the coast of Africa. Since it’s the same African continuity in America, how many African Americans have been captured from Compton, Harlem and Ss Chicago for sale. Black communities are known to protect themselves from any oppressing system. The snitchers are usually cast out as traitors. You are revising the history for reasons I ignore. Are u aware of African resistance from Columbus to Ernest Ouandie? Do you k ow that just 60 years ago Africans from the Bamiléké people of Cameroon were genocide by another colonizer (FRANCE)?

Sounds about right ❤

There's no place like home.

Jose, great video. I love Maryland my home state…😊

they need to bring the line down to charles county

Does anybody remember the street cars $.10 and you could ride around all day alone?

I was born in Allentown Pennsylvania, I'm 22 yrs old and I'm still here. I graduated at William Allen HS. My advice is avoid North side of Allentown, if you know, you know. Allentown was rough back then, it definitely has been cleaned up recently. However I don't see myself living in Allentown in a few years. I'm moving out west. The best way I can describe Allentown, it's pretty on the outside, and very ugly in the inside. I also won't call this city amazing, it's mid as it gets. We have amazing spots and tourism, and we have really bad spots here. At night time it's unsafe and you must have your head over your shoulders at all times Allentown schools need improving big time, most teachers are awesome, but some are woke angry teachers. And the misbehaving of rowdy students certainly doesn't help either. I genuinely want to see this city thrive, progress has been so slow for years, even the popular reconstruction of the 8th street bridge took nearly 10 years, at least that's what it felt like. Even with it's many problems, Allentown is actually a decent city, the parks, pools and the zoo are straight up cool. Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom is probably the coolest spot of Allentown, without a doubt. But where allentown shines, is the pure history, it's almost everywhere you look. Amazing people built this city a long while ago. Even some buildings we're built in the 1800s. That will be my rant on my home city, stay safe, and thank you for covering my city.

Thank you

what an underrated channel, this is professional TV quality 😄 i'm soon visiting jersey city and new york city for the first time in my life. Greetings from Germany.

I live in the region and appreciate the positive attractions, it really helps plan my local travels. I look forward to more awesome videos from the channel and thank you!

I LOVE ERIE. ITS MY HOMETOWN. NEVER LEFT , NEVER,WANTED TO !!

I’m from Washington DC. I was born there in 1944 but did you know that Alexandria and Arlington were part of the district of Columbia and that Real Estate was seated back to Virginia after the Civil War yeah so Virginia’s contribution doesn’t exist only Maryland.

Great job with this video. I wish your channel success.

Boston's Chinatown, formerly known as the Combat Zone used to be the red light district. And the "Metro"? you mean the T!

I love Erie so much it makes my mind blow i hope someone gets that joke

Sneaky corrupt York.

Well done tour

Thanks for sharing. This saves me a trip down there because I don't necessarily want to be reminded of slavery and racism. It too bad Emancipation Proclamation isn't housed there. That would be mind blowing to see up close

The lighthouse shown is on the bayside , it was a water pump in the old days.

I promised to never step foot in that museum again

I've lived in Buffalo 57 years. It has been gradually declining for years. Poor leadership and an inability to follow through on plans made.

Very well made and well structured video! Was just looking into the area as I will be staying here while visiting NYC from London. Very well edited and entertaining video :)

Wow young man thank you so much for this video it makes me want to visit as it looks so cozy and brings back memories of the good ole days. God bless you

hi Jose, Johannes here. I live on 108th street in Queens (well in truth its across QB where 108 turns into Continental). I am a Scandinavian American and agree that there is no place better than Queens. Love the channel and am planning Pennsylvania trip this winter around your informative and interesting videos. Thank you!!

Me my momma and sister brought a house in Frederick Md but Gotdamm what a county it clean asf and I’ve never heard about crime here so quiet and nice 🙏🏿

Really enjoying your channel and positive energy Jose. Thank you for the great work. My new favorite channel!!!

Bro never made it past 8th street!

"The many ducks" shows a goose lol

Hi Jose. Love your pieces! However, a correction for your piece on Central Harlem... you stated Adam Clayton Powell was the first African American elected to Congress-- he was the first one from New York, not in the nation. ... There were African American U.S. Congressmen and Senators long before Adam Clayton Powell was even born. Many were elected during the Reconstruction Era-- the first ones were in 1870 (of course, there was much backlash that led to the rise of organizations like the Ku Klux Klan and such, and a swing back to conservative politics (sounds familiar...). Keep up the great pieces, Jose! I am a subscriber, and enjoy watching your work.

I love everything about the dc metro, while at first glance the stations are all similar there are so many great things to find. My favorites are the art installation “stop and go” at Morgan blvd designed to evoke an old traffic signal invented by the namesake of the boulevard and in the colors of the metro, and “the commuter” outside Wheaton a statue of a man late to work rollerblading into the station.

You are not pronouncing Lan Caster correctly. Learn the name of Place you are exploring 😢😂

Thanks