There's plenty of old hippies still in town - Many, made millions on the real estate. Modern hippies ? Not really a concept anymore. Some of the adult children and musicians related to hippies are the closest thing to a new hippy
Wow very insightful, thanks for the comment. That blows my mind actually, so interesting. Who would've thought that their house investment in San Fran would have skyrocketed the way it has nowadays. They got to live the carefree hippie life in their heyday then got twice as lucky with the housing market in their retirement haha brilliant :)
@@crookedsmilegang I like watching the old remastered movies - Watch the old Dirty Harry series or " Bullitt" (Steve McQueen) and you see the For Sale signs all over town. $65K would buy a house with small garage back in 1971-72
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Used to love your videos, hope you're doing well man. Enjoy the US
welcome back. why did you delete most of your videos from your channel?
Thanks brother. Just didn't like them
Back in the US? Is this a new trip or unseen footage from the previous trip?
Hey man whats up. Nah brother just the old stuff.
@@crookedsmilegang I must have missed you putting it up the first time. New to me :)
@@Ironbuket I mean old unseen stuff
There's plenty of old hippies still in town - Many, made millions on the real estate. Modern hippies ? Not really a concept anymore. Some of the adult children and musicians related to hippies are the closest thing to a new hippy
Wow very insightful, thanks for the comment. That blows my mind actually, so interesting. Who would've thought that their house investment in San Fran would have skyrocketed the way it has nowadays. They got to live the carefree hippie life in their heyday then got twice as lucky with the housing market in their retirement haha brilliant :)
@@crookedsmilegang I like watching the old remastered movies - Watch the old Dirty Harry series or " Bullitt" (Steve McQueen) and you see the For Sale signs all over town. $65K would buy a house with small garage back in 1971-72