10 Things You Will Need Before Moving to NEW YORK CITY
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The one thing you need. Lots of money
Good one!
@@allnyc3412 Thank you for your lovely, easy to understand videos! NY is a city of contrasts; modern high rise flats, ugly old buildings with character and charm, suburban areas, and charming old world places. I would love to live there, but you need....... lots of MONEY!!! I would soon be homeless. Even those with well- paid jobs struggle to survive. Could I live there on benefits?
Could you do a video about the subway, unknown places, and homeless people? Please take care. PS; Their rudeness shocks me. If I were to encounter it, I would just smile sweetly and apologise!
And how do I get alot of money wise guy lol NYC need to make rent 500 again because it stinks to much to be paying over 900 cash shit this state is ridiculous
You are so correct. I calculated that had i lived in another part of the US and made the same amount of money I've made over the year's, I'd have quite a hefty nest egg.
@Andrea Puri ,
What did you do for a living to afford an apartment on your own ?
First time I went to NY my pop's speech was : walk fast this ain't Florida, keep your eyes ahead don't look up you'll look like a tourist, and don't ever never ever wear anything saying I Love NY lol
Tell me why every time I go to NY I do this except I multi task cause I’m a fast walker lmfaooo
@MissX W LOL, my mom and friends say that I walk and do everything so fast. I guess I won't have too hard of a time adjusting in that aspect.
As a native New Yorker, I approve of this video. On point!
absolutely
It is not called a granny cart. It is called a push or shopping cart. Thank you. Love Brooklyn.
You had me at “the granny cart”. I forgot I ever owned one. When I lived on my own in NY I was laughed at by relatives for buying one. It turned out to be one of my wisest purchases. When I left NY and tossed it to the curb it was the first thing to be scavenged. Truly a survival tool.
Just visited NYC. You nailed it! I'm always telling my wife that we'd go broke if we gave money to every panhandler we came across. Also you just have to ignore some of the crap that's going on cause you can't get sucked into the drama. Lastly, love the Game Face comment. It's spot on! You have to have that look that says I'm not interested, I know your schpiel, I live here so just leave me alone'. Well done video!
They all learnt their skills in London l guess ... victims and perpetrators 🤔
HEY ! - I'm born raised and live very successfully in New York - and although it can be very dirty and ugly - IT CAN ALSO BE INCREDIBLY EFFERVESCENT , STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL , EXTREMELY EXCITING AND ABSOLUTELY LOVELY - IF YOU REACH OUT , YOU CAN MEET THE MOST INTERESTING AND BRILLIANT PEOPLE , WHO POSSESS CHARM AND GLAMOUR , WHO CAN BE FUNNY , WITTY , LOYAL AND DEPENDABLE - THIS IS AN AMAZING PLACE ! DON'T BE AFRAID OR AN IDIOT - ENJOY IT , AND LIVE IT ! NEW YORK CAN BE A MAGICAL ADVENTURE !!!!
I needed to read this. Thanks.
And at least 6 months of saved salary for unexpected emergencies.
@Nenethegreat W cause you either white or gay or promiscious or you live in a penthouse with 10 people or you got somebody kind enough to let you stay with them. I lived in nyc over 35 years they aint a corner or restaurant i havent seen. I know you need all that and some cheddar to live here.
@@seekingpathways1045 Exactly on point...
New York city is for the rich or young, or a combination.
alex simon my gamgam lives in Brooklyn
Well I'm young and I was recommended to go even by people that lived there
Well my dad is broke af and we live in Bronx soooooo.... 🤔🤔🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
@@WhatHappenedBeforeMe The outer boros are nice but most people not from New York think of New York City is Manhattan. You don't move to NYC from Kansas to live in Douglaston.
I have a family there , and we’re not even rich
Real talk people everyone gets mad when people are slow. In NYC it’s walking slow and everywhere else it’s when you’re driving.
Nathaniel Gomez facts I live in upstate New York and people get annoyed quickly if you drive slow people will cut you off or curse you out
Sounds a bit like Scotland lol
Not everyone in nyc is rude.That's a sterotype it's not true.If you walk slow or something like that you can find someone nervous who can say something to you but people aren't rude and you can find friends here fast
New Yorkers are intense people. Intense good and intense bad. The good thing is you always know where you stand with them. If you're a strong, healthy positive person who has a good sense of humor and doesn't take themselves too seriously you'll be fine. My native New Yorker dad always said to just "ride the wave" when out in public, don't take people or things around you too personally.
I Live In NEW YORK💖
Many Years Ago!💖
And There are Very Nice People Too ! Not Everything Is Negative😁💖🌹
And Is True Walk Fast specially if You want to take Your Train on Time!
Once I had Trouble when I had a Accident and I Walk with A cane and Very Slow😁😁😁😁
You have to be Patient!
But Was Different experience!
NEW YORK 💖is BIG
COSMOPOLITAN CITY💖
I LOVE THAT!💖💖😁😁
💖🌹💖🌹💖🌹💖🌹💖
The only thing you need to live in NY is a positive attitude!! All the rest falls into place!!🙏🙋🏻♂️
I learned from going to Brooklyn and Bronx to always Mind your business and keep it moving And not everyone is rude
This is the realist list on youtube. I was born and raised in NY, moved and would never go back. I like the way not suffering feels.
@Nenethegreat W I couldn't afford to go to school in NY and pay living expenses so I left. I wake up every day in disbelief at how beautiful the weather is here and how good life can be. I'm an athlete, so I'm not suffering from obesity. After graduating, I more than doubled the pay I was making in NY, and my money goes alot farther in my current states economy. I'm happy your enjoying your life in NY. I was truly miserable and because I'm not complacent I decided to do something about it and enjoy the rest of my life.
I left New York years ago. When people ask about the last time I was there I tell them... "The day I left. I was happy to leave... why would I want to go back?"
As a born-and-bred New Yorker, I take exception to the negative tone of this report. Yes, walking fast is a good tip, but several others here are off-base, notably the "tough skin" point. We have many crazies running around owing to our nation's deeply dysfunctional health system, but the vast majority of New Yorkers are compassionate and considerate. We have to be to live in such a densely packed place. I assume that the author of this video is someone rather new to the city who either isn't comfortable here or unconsciously wants to deter others from settling here so she'll have more space. In any event, tourists, visitors, and newcomers are very welcome, but please remember: slower-moving pedestrians should keep to the right!
I agree. You can find negativity and rudeness anywhere. I don't find New Yorkers particularly rude. They are certainly more apt to talk to you and I appreciate that. I have lived in the city and the burbs and I found it a lot harder to meet people in the burbs.
The single most important thing you need in New York City is money. Especially in Manhattan! Also, I have found remarkably few New Yorkers to be rude. The one cardinal sin for New Yorkers is wasting their time. Then they will get rude just long enough to get you out of their way.
I feel like this could be adapted to any major city, I am from Ireland and travelled the world and despite its size, Dublin is becoming like a very condensed version of NYC or London: gang problems, Panhandlers and junkies everywhere, people having no time to breath, crazy expensive (worse in the Eurozone) and insane rent. So If i had put up with all that shit, I might well do in a massive world city.
@Nenethegreat W its not so cute when you're walking down O'Connel Street and some guy comes out of no where and is looking for "2 yera for dee for der buse" (2 euros for the bus) and obviously is an addict and threathens to stab you if don't comply. You will be slaughted if you came to Dublin if you are going to sterotype people like that because you won't have the same gaurds up! A whole population can't be 'cute', infact in HiberoEnglish (our dialect), 'cute' means sneaky and you will find a lot of that here.
Some of these tips are actually useful!
I was born and raised here. Still living here, but looking to move out. I need a change in scenery
Jahmina Stephens come and live in my apt I need a roomie I feel lonely sometimes
Move to North Cyprus cheap cheerful Sunny most of the year. Great food etc etc
Nyc need to make rent 500 again for apartments i moved out the bronx but I cant lie is nothing like NYC it will get boring at sometime
North Carolina is cheap I here
@@ghfero29 whats your ig
So sad.
Your facts are questionable.
Many New Yorkers are socialable
and friendly IF you are friendly.
New Yorkers are accustomed to being called rude.
I retired to Las Vegas I find many more rude people here as well as deep racial anamocity.
NYC is top shelf stuff.
WRT tough immune system - don’t touch the bannisters or handrails
Haha great stuff here. Love the “Game Face” input... My wife and I grew up in NYC but we now reside in MD and she still wears her “Game Face” on...even thou we haven’t live in NYC since 2001 🤣
I love the over the top stock footage in this video.
Great advice..
I am planning to move to nyc after college and I have no idea what to expect so this video is very useful!
Pros and Cons of NYC. It's changed a lot since 90s. I see more of know what you there for. Move around pace yourself patience is virtue. Be humble but no dummy. The Granny Cart is old fashion. You better off with a backpack or carry on shopping bag preferably stylish one. Sling back pack fanny pack maybe. Don't forget a weapon self defense. None the less use your better judgement instinct. Pray daily for Jehovah to lead your steps.
Speaking as a native New Yorker, I'd underscore the Game Face and the Blinders. ABSOLUTELY!!!!
Great list. Real list. An unexpected experience I had was going from a life of driving everywhere to walking/commuting shoulder to shoulder with others. I've experienced some pretty harsh street harassment - I know many women have. I moved to NYC in winter of 2008 and experienced the street harassment even being bundled to the max. When the weather started to get nicer, and more people were out I knew I had to brace for what was coming. The street harassment will force thick skin/blinders/game face.
A good immune system!! I had to laugh at that one. But when I moved out of nyc to NC I got sick. Can't wait to move back!!
Lol there is elderly people in NYC they walk slow it’s ok. My goodness lol. Yes headphones always,
Lots of rats, smells bad, lousy winters, big buildings trap the heat in the summer, overcrowded. Do you want to pay $3000 a month for 500 square feet?
You would never say anything good about it
Me and my friends are planning on moving there after high school for college for jobs and to presue passions so we are all getting an 3bedroom apartment we will double up cause like if we were to dorm we’d double up anyway we are splitting rent and expenses and we all are coming from upstate NY and are so excited we are so tired of the slow pace up here we want it fast paced and Purposeful
@@DrowsyKodi lmao "purposeful" 😭
@@DrowsyKodi I wish you guys the very best of luck! I love to hear about people taking a chance and following their dreams. Like Drake said, "Everybody dies but not everybody lives."
Yes! If I want to be on Broadway then anything goes( pun intended)!
The cart! Yes!
9: A good immune system
me, during quarantine and the Coronavirus madness: ....yeah we all need that
Lived in New York for more than 20 years and worked in Manhattan for about 6 years. From 102nd floor of the WTC 1 to the Basement of Rockefeller Center.
I am a UA-cam junky and this is the first video about the lifestyle of New York I totally agree on. I must point out, however, that with all the indifferences in the Big Apple, never once have I had an unpleasant encounter with an Italian.
New York is great precisely BECAUSE it was built, generations ago, by Italians and Irishmen.
And not by all the foreigners whom one sees today.
:P
It's crazy witnessing all the things that happen in this place.
Curious what the background music is called, it’s catchy : D
Great Content!
Thank you. Stay tuned for lots more!
I’m a new Yorker some things are true but if you feel this way don’t come!!!!!
Watched to the end. Disqualified myself at tough skin. Wish you had done a video on finding an apartment.
Spot on, thanks!
So much like London has been for the last 30 years.
life in any big city - I went to the NYC are fir almost 7 years and loved it. And I like London, too.
@@nicholaswhite2262 love NY
Well sounds like Im a perfect fit.
Big cities, like NYC, were never designed for slow and unambitious people. So if you can't make it in a big city, you're the problem, not the city.
I live in a town with 33,000 people. I can't even begin to imagine New York City. The biggest city I ever been to was Columbus and Denver. Not even a million people in those cities. But yet I'm looking to make the leap.... By this spring I want to move to New York City. I have been doing things financially to get me ready for the next chapter of my life. I don't know anybody in New York. I have never even been close to New York. But I want a fresh start. Better my life. I'm scared as fuck but I will not back down.
Norman Jouett going thru the same thing you going through!!!
Wait until the pandemic passes first. No reason to be up there now. Then save your money and be prepared and organized about your budget and what you want to see and do while living there. NYC is a fun, exciting place to live but you can't just arrive and slum around hoping it will work out. It's too expensive, too fast paced and too tough to go in not ready to take care of yourself. But if you do, you'll be fine and everywhere else will feel slow and sleepy.
Brooklyn left New York City 20 years ago I went to the Catskills
Sounds like London. Ok for a weekend but hellish to live there.
Spot on👍
U never mentioned the giant roach and rat problem. Although u did cover everything else.
Great video!
all this can be applied to any major city, i was in boston for almost 2 years and its the same there also. not for me , im still so attracted to city life but only to visit not dwell there.
We’re not rude!!! We just don’t tolerate bullshit!
Heres 10 things YOU SHOULD KNOW from a former new yorker who lived in this $#!+hole for 26 years. Pay attention you with me?
1. Dont move to nyc
2. If you do move here you will eventually leave sooner or later.
3. You will be taxed 27 to 34 % for Each paycheck you make wether you are full time, part time or per diem, NYC dont give a f-&+ who you are or how much you make you will be taxed out your tail.
4. The Commute to the city if you live in one of the 5 boroughs is pathetic and miserable, smelly trains, homeless people, coronavirus everywhere now.
5.MTA will charge you$ 2.75 for one way train or bus trip.
6. If you work graveyard shifts you WILL have to deal with homeless people in the train trying to pee on you bother you etc.
7. DO NOT DEFEND YOURSELF IF YOU GET INTO AN ALTERCATION with a perp you will go to jail and pay restitution for any damages you may have made to the perp or property, just take the beating harrassment etc, trust me it's worth it.
8. You are being WATCHED at every train station, bus stop, bus, train, red light, etc.
9. If you live in the 5 boroughs you WILL pay city and state tax. If you live in long island you pay state tax ONLY.
10. If you do happen to survive and make it out here, please dont post on your social media as if you were raised here, its false, no one will care and most of all, LAME.
Oo heres one more.
11. When you come here and try to act all hardcore, and new yorkish , you are not fooling anyone.
Thank you!
Also everything you will need to move in mumbai
Do you think it’s best to invest in a washing/dryer machine? Saves money time and all that walking around
Usually, only ground floor residents are allowed washers. If you are lucky enough to find any apt. That allows a washer by all means buy!
Jeez how terrifying 😮
How come every NYer is always waddling around with a coffee in hand?
h28v so we can walk fast 😂
@@obliviousgamer9466 i love Coffee 😍add me in Instagram fouzi 13
First thing as aforementioned...lots of money! Lived and worked in Manhattan in the early 1970s as a professional fashion illustrator and paid only 90 dollars a month for a rent controlled one bedroom, one bath apt in an old brownstone on the Upper East Side. Today that same apt goes for $ 2500 of course! With two roommates originally we only paid 30 dollars each! Then I moved out of the city to the suburbs and paid $ 162 a month for a brand new studio apt with AC, Swimming pool and tennis courts! Goes to show you just how GREEDY people have become since then! Good luck, you'll need it and thanks for sharing ALL NYC!!
Your also mad coke no longer sales soda for a nickel.
I would never move to the new york city.
Game Face Lol but so true!!
You spoke about the overcrowded and germ infested trains, what about the overcrowded, noisy, germ infested buses?!
Nyc has a population of ~8 million people, not 13. However it’s likely that during the day the population could be another 1 million plus
Sooo what’s so great about living there ???
I believe NYC has more than 13 million residents. It’s over 20 million in metro area and 8.4 million within 5 boroughs
Tri-State is 20 million.
Blinders, really?HaHa, just don’t look!
This is the closest I've come to changing my mind
Don’t listen to the haters. Move to New york city and shut down the people who can’t
A gun, a car with bullet proof windows, earplugs, health insurance, bodyguards, pepper spray, and money
10 readons why I moved to Southern Californis
Obviously the narrator is not from NYC. I was born in Brooklyn, lived also in Queens and worked in Manhattan for a total of 57 years. New York City is not just Manhattan. That is only 1/5 of the city. While I agree with some of this, it is what you get in a large city - any large city. In Manhattan, people work hard and they work fast. There is no time for strolling except in the parks. Eight million people create a lot of garbage. But you would have to go out of your way to really observe it except on pick up day. While some may seem "rude", live here for awhile. You will soon see it's not rudeness but survival. If you expect smiling faces and people singing, go to Disney World.
It's the same way down here in New Orleans.lol
Lmao the narrator is funny.
1p reasons I would not want to live in New York City....besides the expense. I do not mind the slow lane where I can smell the roses.
I get anxiety just by watching this video, imagine living there!
There's so many amazing big cities in the world, New York is not a city that is on top of my list...
Like all huge cities... The same in Paris...
100% true except all people are not rude.
This is spot on
Blinders? I’m not a horse!
No thank you. I was born in Brooklyn..I've been gone 50 years. I visited last year....no, thank you!
Really , why?
Forget everything she just mentioned. All hype and nonsense. Just bring money, lots of it.
Sure, that applies everywhere.
😂😂😂😂😂
Brooklyn
I swear this is Angie Martinez 😭😭😭
LMAO
If i live in nyc I would own a car and only use it if I’m not going to work
Blinders though really? We dont wear blinders in NY
How NYC has changed since l visited 20 years ago when it was like a very grand village with hardly any pedestrians and few cars.
What?
@@docmccoy95 Yes 'fraid so l hear its now as busy and congested as London. 🤔
@@johnkean6852 Hi John, I'm a native and was just questioning your description of The City as a grand village 20 years ago. Maybe 200 years ago. LOL Have a great day.
@@docmccoy95 It's amazing how its changed in a relatively short period of time. I remember walking from my hotel to Bloomingdales and back. I was the only person around. It was during office hours. It was quiet and peaceful, unlike London then, so unusual for such a massive City.
@@docmccoy95 ... actually it was 38 years ago - l am old now. 😓
The only thing u need is patience and money .
after finishing college move to NY and move back to Houston to settle with a wife i found in NY
This city will suck the life's blood out of you, I was told this by a New Yorker.
It can and certainly will if you let it. You need to be tough, smart and prepared to live well there. If you have a decent job and a good community of healthy, positive friends you'll be fine. If you come with nothing and no one just expecting it to be good and work out you'll sink.
i lost it when she said "old piss, vomit, and dog shit" in that upbeat tone
Look out for pigeons !! They might poop 💩on you and ruin the day! Don’t sit under the tree 🌲 🌳 with birds 🐦 on
I've only been to NYC on two occasions; my first time and my last time-no thanks. I'll stay here in my home sweet home CHICAGO! Though I love these tourist videos and the presenter is excellent I love all the cultural activities and would love to see the Yanks play the Red Sox.
What’s Chicago. Why New York is your last go around? :-(
I do not think so.
New York City is a great place to visit but I would not live there.
It must be Manhattan and only Manhattan they are told him to about because I live in Brooklyn and it is not this way at all I live in Sheepshead Bay a very quiet neighborhood I have yet to encounter pissed its vomit or panhandlers if I do in Contraband and I will give him money
A job paying 80k a year or 5 kids with welfare & a section 8 apt
Number 10, I missed something. You said, "dog s... ". Could you repeat that please.
This just made me wanna move,,,,,, but I have about 30 dollars in my account😐
ME10.00.
NYC is much more than Manhattan.
Definitely.
Blinders yano😭😭😭😭😭
New York City is for the rich I live to 20 years ago I was from Brooklyn
What is it with very expensive big cities and sh@t. I've heard San Francisco is the same. lol Never seen it in the cities myself. Just from walking and hiking trails. Those are dog sh@t. Occasionally, I'll seen the horse sh@t. I'm guessing the big cities got the human sh@t.😑
jj ya SF is stinky and filthy.