The bridge is 1.762 miles it is the fifth longest steel arch bridge in the world opened November 15th 1931.goggle said. Wow that was a lovely ride thanks ActionKid 👍🥰
Hey. Nice video. Bayonne bridge has been here many many years. It was just raised wayyyy up recently. The walk path used to be on the opposite side and let off into a park. I went to port Richmond HS and we used to run over it on our track team. ❣️
For the first time myself and family watch this program we enjoyed it we have never traveled anywhere was like we were in America Wow Action i can tell you you’re full of energy videos clean i gave you a 10 the best
Six years ago I visited Staten Island and I wanted to walk over the Bayonne Bridge to New Jersey so I walked from St. George Ferry Terminal along Richmond Terrace to Jewett Ave. It was taking so long that I've ask a man who worked around there if I was close to the Bayonne Bridge he laughed and told me I still had over two hours more. Then he informed me that the bridge was closed and I would not able to walk on it. I was so mad at myself that I just took the bus back to the Ferry Terminal. So, I thank you ActionKid for this wonderful video and that I decided that the only way I will walk onto the bridge is by watching your video!
Good Morning ActionKid....I have found your site from Walk Ride Fly's channel. I want you to know we love your walking videos/live walks, especially with all the historical facts you provide about NY. We have never been to NY and will never be able to, so we enjoy your site completely. However, the videos with your electric scooter we will forego as you made us both nervous wrecks!! Be safe guy....see you on your next walk~ Waving from Michigan
AK if you were here watching me watching this video, you would be laughing so hard. 😅🤣😂 The sound affects out of me when you're lane splitting, ooo! aaa! even make me crack up. But let me tell you, I love your scooter rides. The Bayonne bridge is the one bridge I haven't driven over. Thankyou for taking us over it. It was in construction for a long time and it looks great. You are so much fun to watch!
Staten Island north of the SI expressway is as densely populated as eastern Queens. The farther south you go, the more suburan it is. The new Goethels bridge did open somewhat recently. The new version is once again, a cable stay type bridge as they are cost effective and safe. I replaced a steel truss type bridge. There is a 3rd bridge that goes fom SI to NJ, the Outer Bridge Crossing, which connects to Perth Amboy, NJ in the southwest tip of SI.
Verrazano Narrows Bridge is the longest suspension bridge, not only in NYC but in the entire US! The Bayonne bridge is an arch bridge, which just recently went under some renovation to raise the deck so super container ships could fit underneath to get to port. If you look up the renovation of this bridge on YT, it was an amazing how they raised the deck!
TY for this great ride here. Born in Bayonne in the 1950's & moved out late 60's. For anyone watching, here's a couple of points... There's actually 3 crossings from SINY to NJ (Bayonne Bridge, Goethals Bridge, & Outerbridge Crossing). Yes, all 3 have huge tolls that are run by the Port Authority of NY/NJ. One way paid. The Bayonne Bridge constructed in the 1930's was recently raised (roadway only) to allow for higher shipping vessels that pass underneath. That waterway underneath is known as The Kill Van Kull. Interesting story about the KVK...as a kid it was a brutally hot day. My buddies wanted to go swimming in the KVK but the water was badly badly polluted. I declined to go swimming that day & another kid who had an open wound sore on his leg caught a nasty infection & died days later. On 5th St you drove by a former US Congressman's house on the right, & as a kid we went to his house for a school project & met w/him. Cornelius Gallagher was his name. The end of your video is at 5th & Bway & the iconic 5th Street Deliette has been there forever. That section of Bayonne is known as Bergen Point (a very nice section of Bayonne). Walked that route many times going to school. As you pointed your camera to the right at the very vey end, you caught an image of the convent & school (brick buildings) of St Andrew's Parish, where I attended. School has been sold off & is now defunct. Interesting note...11/22/63...I was in 1st grade when the nuns announced President Kennedy had been assassinated. They put the TV on (one advantage of going to Catholic school vs public schools/no TVs back then), had us pray for JFK, & sent us home early. Nuns were all crying as JFK was the 1st Catholic president, which was a big deal back then. A day you always remember where you were when big events happen. If you do anymore Bayonne drives I'd love to see my old neighborhoods. Lived at 79 Humphrey Ave (between W 4th & 3rd & 27 W 7th St between Bway & Ave C. The Bergen Point Pharmacy I believe is still there at the corner of W4th & Humphrey. Another iconic Bayonne location. You should also drive along 1st St which has some nice parks etc along the Kill Van Kull. TY again for the ride along.
@15:04 when the wind is blowing east you can hear the people in that ball field on the lower right from Faber Park. Faber Park is really nice, they have a pool with a 10 foot deep middle section. It's never crowded, been the way since the 80's. You get a nice breeze coming off the water Also there are 3 bridges between Staten Island and NJ, Bayonne, Goethals and Outer. As for tolls, you don't pay to leave the island (including the Verazzano). You only pay coming in.
Amazing vid AK. Rode from new dorp to Bayonne. Don’t know what I was thinking to ride all the way to the GW bridge then back to the staten ferry. Def gotta do it again. x]
There are 3 bridges from NJ to Staten Island for vehicular traffic: The Outerbridge Crossing, The Goethals Bridge and The Bayonne Bridge. A fourth bridge, the Arthur Kill Vertical Lift Bridge is for trains.
Kenneth, you might enjoy taking your scooter to the Huguenot section of Staten Island. From there, you can take the Outerbridge to Woodbridge New Jersey, which would give you a different experience than staying around the Bayonne and Jersey City and Hoboken areas. It must be beautiful there this time of the year, too. Stay safe.
Outer bridge doesn’t have a bike/scooter path. All the drivers go 60+ mph on that small bridge. They should just rebuild it like they did with the Goethals bridge.
Two things show your lack of time in Staten Island and New Jersey. The traffic on Staten Island quadrupled with many Brooklynites moving there . It has been that way for years. It is pronounced “bay-own, not bay-on by the way. Great video. Knowing The streets you chose you were brave or crazy.
Thanks AK great tour of NY/Jersey appreciate especially during this pandemic. Stay safe , walk or scooter 🛵 always entertaining. Your content is the best.
It’s pronounced BAY OWN. That Bayonne bridge has just gone through a total makeover actually raising the bridge so larger ship traffic can pass under it. There are two other bridges going to NJ from SI. Goethals and Outerbridge. All three bridges have tolls. The Goethals bridge has recently been replaced with a twin span. Id be careful going through red lights, as you are on a motorized vehicle they could, and will, ticket you if they are in the mood. I have seen it. Also, someone having the green light can, and will, speed through if it’s turning red for them. So, be careful. Born in Staten Island, but lived in Brooklyn as well. So I’m fully versed in traffic in NYC.
Very nice ride. Bayonne was nicer than I thought. Next time take your scooter ride across the Outer Bridge crossing from Staten Island to Perth Amboy, NJ and head for the water front on Sadowski Parkway. 👍
When I was a kid, there was an Arnold Palmer Putting Course (miniature golf) somewhere on Forest Ave. There was also a Burger King, which at that time was a really rare thing in NYC!
Do you have plates registration and insurance staten island some parts barley have enough room for 2 cars to pass bye at same time never mind some one clogging road with a electric scooter staten island had to stop letting all building to happen it's over crowded as is you gotta take your chances on that thing
I will give you a little bit of history. I have lived in Bayonne for 53 years. They just recently made that bike/walking path there and raised the bridge 100 feet a few years ago. That path for walking used to be on the other side. The reason it is so wide because it was originally designed to have the Hudson Light Rail that runs through Bayonne was supposed to go over the Bayonne bridge but never happened. The last I saw, the bridge is $19 going to NY. As a kid, we would climb the span and down the main supports to the park below. The reason the bridge is so steep is because when they needed to raise it because of the new bigger ships, they would have to obtain a lot of person properties to run the bridge out but the people won, so the only way to raise it was to make it steeper. First winter trucks were sliding down the bridge in the snow or ice. They had to shut it down a few times already. Me and a friend used to walk to Clove Lake Park all the time. Where you stopped is downtown Bayonne which is also called Bergan Point. When you ride up Broadway, that is the main shopping district of the town. If you went south a few blocks, there is a park that runs along the water.
The roadway on the Bayonne Bridge was raised about 60 feet from its previous height to allow super-large container ships to enter Port Newark. That’s why the roadway is so steep and long. Prior to raising the roadway, the pedestrian path was on the other side of the bridge. I’m surprised there are so many pedestrians. I used to walk that path and never see a soul!
Thsts spillting between two cars is illegal in NY even motor cycles arent suposed to do it and people on si love their cars so if you scratch one and get wrong person they may run your scooter over and so are running red lights maybe you dont tickets at camera lights since you dont have plates if cop sees you he will ticket you
You must not go through red lights! It sets a bad example for viewers. Especially not on a scooter that may very well have low visibility for some reckless or uncaring drivers.
People don't have to follow my example if they're not comfortable doing so. Going through red lights on a scooter like mine is socially acceptable in NYC.
@@willybilly99 Yes, but when no traffic officers are present, the key cause is mainly a lack of enforcement coupled with a culture of lack of caring and concern. It also extends to drivers who don't bother to signal for turns, something I have even seen NYPD vehicles do. They just... don't... care.
Sorry to give you my opinion, whether the law is enforced or not, it’s still not correct to go through a red light. I have not been made aware that NY does not enforce red light violations. Will discuss this with my family. Thank you for the video.
They just raised the bridge 60 feet last year they put finishing touches!!! Yes!!! People are violent drivers at times!!!!! No POLICE and plenty of crime and arrogance!!
I'm surprised an intelligent person would make a comment that breaking the law is a social norm. Both going through a red light and jay walking are dangerous and that's why it shouldn't be done; not because you may get a ticket. Than you ridicule automobile drivers for their traffic infractions. Sad.
Thanks for showing Staten Island again. This proves your scooter can take you anywhere.
It’s “Bay-own”🐝🐝🐝😊
YES, It is indeed pronounced "BAY-OWN". Get with the program dude.
@@alexkosnik6966Bay-Yawn
The bridge is 1.762 miles it is the fifth longest steel arch bridge in the world opened November 15th 1931.goggle said. Wow that was a lovely ride thanks ActionKid 👍🥰
It's incredible!
Nice ride! The bridge looks amazing with a great view of Manhattan in the distance. Thank you!
Hey. Nice video. Bayonne bridge has been here many many years. It was just raised wayyyy up recently. The walk path used to be on the opposite side and let off into a park. I went to port Richmond HS and we used to run over it on our track team. ❣️
For the first time myself and family watch this program we enjoyed it we have never traveled anywhere was like we were in America Wow Action i can tell you you’re full of energy videos clean i gave you a 10 the best
Thanks for enjoying!
Action I’m so sorry about that I’m from Guyana
Thanks
Six years ago I visited Staten Island and I wanted to walk over the Bayonne Bridge to New Jersey so I walked from St. George Ferry Terminal along Richmond Terrace to Jewett Ave. It was taking so long that I've ask a man who worked around there if I was close to the Bayonne Bridge he laughed and told me I still had over two hours more. Then he informed me that the bridge was closed and I would not able to walk on it. I was so mad at myself that I just took the bus back to the Ferry Terminal. So, I thank you ActionKid for this wonderful video and that I decided that the only way I will walk onto the bridge is by watching your video!
Why would you try to walk to the bridge from the ferry??
Next time take the 46 bus and get off in front of Port Richmond HS.
I’ll say it again thank you AG for given me a new perspective on NY they should pay you for promoting tourism
and New Jersey (the best state)
@@pahonia6091 Both are garbage
@@SquidCena in what ways
@@pahonia6091 Democrats and liberals
@@SquidCena um, that's not a reason
Good Morning ActionKid....I have found your site from Walk Ride Fly's channel. I want you to know we love your walking videos/live walks, especially with all the historical facts you provide about NY. We have never been to NY and will never be able to, so we enjoy your site completely. However, the videos with your electric scooter we will forego as you made us both nervous wrecks!! Be safe guy....see you on your next walk~ Waving from Michigan
9:30 "It also helps there is no signage around here."
"Welcome to SI." 😂
NY is beautiful in sunshine to! Thank you for an interesting scooterride!
AK if you were here watching me watching this video, you would be laughing so hard. 😅🤣😂 The sound affects out of me when you're lane splitting, ooo! aaa! even make me crack up. But let me tell you, I love your scooter rides. The Bayonne bridge is the one bridge I haven't driven over. Thankyou for taking us over it. It was in construction for a long time and it looks great. You are so much fun to watch!
5:50 You're scaring the @#$%% out of me squeezing through these cars
Hey AK! Thanks for showing Staten Island, loved this video!
Staten Island north of the SI expressway is as densely populated as eastern Queens. The farther south you go, the more suburan it is. The new Goethels bridge did open somewhat recently. The new version is once again, a cable stay type bridge as they are cost effective and safe. I replaced a steel truss type bridge. There is a 3rd bridge that goes fom SI to NJ, the Outer Bridge Crossing, which connects to Perth Amboy, NJ in the southwest tip of SI.
I've been across all three bridges except for the new Goethels Bridge. I went across the original one.
Crossing over the KILL VAN KULL, named by the Dutch about 500 years ago. Gotta love it.
400. sorry.
It is the longest bridge in NYC! 🌉 I enjoyed the nice moment with you crossing the bridge, great views of the city. Excellent ride AK😉☀️
Wow, that's incredible I rode over the longest bridge!
Longer than the Verrazano?
Verrazano Narrows Bridge is the longest suspension bridge, not only in NYC but in the entire US! The Bayonne bridge is an arch bridge, which just recently went under some renovation to raise the deck so super container ships could fit underneath to get to port. If you look up the renovation of this bridge on YT, it was an amazing how they raised the deck!
@@jlei9284 ok
Wrong
NY ❤️ Looks Beautiful this morning 🗽🌅wish I was there 💓ty Action Kid 😎👏
TY for this great ride here. Born in Bayonne in the 1950's & moved out late 60's.
For anyone watching, here's a couple of points...
There's actually 3 crossings from SINY to NJ (Bayonne Bridge, Goethals Bridge, & Outerbridge Crossing). Yes, all 3 have huge tolls that are run by the Port Authority of NY/NJ. One way paid.
The Bayonne Bridge constructed in the 1930's was recently raised (roadway only) to allow for higher shipping vessels that pass underneath. That waterway underneath is known as The Kill Van Kull. Interesting story about the KVK...as a kid it was a brutally hot day. My buddies wanted to go swimming in the KVK but the water was badly badly polluted. I declined to go swimming that day & another kid who had an open wound sore on his leg caught a nasty infection & died days later.
On 5th St you drove by a former US Congressman's house on the right, & as a kid we went to his house for a school project & met w/him. Cornelius Gallagher was his name.
The end of your video is at 5th & Bway & the iconic 5th Street Deliette has been there forever. That section of Bayonne is known as Bergen Point (a very nice section of Bayonne). Walked that route many times going to school.
As you pointed your camera to the right at the very vey end, you caught an image of the convent & school (brick buildings) of St Andrew's Parish, where I attended. School has been sold off & is now defunct. Interesting note...11/22/63...I was in 1st grade when the nuns announced President Kennedy had been assassinated. They put the TV on (one advantage of going to Catholic school vs public schools/no TVs back then), had us pray for JFK, & sent us home early. Nuns were all crying as JFK was the 1st Catholic president, which was a big deal back then. A day you always remember where you were when big events happen.
If you do anymore Bayonne drives I'd love to see my old neighborhoods. Lived at 79 Humphrey Ave (between W 4th & 3rd & 27 W 7th St between Bway & Ave C. The Bergen Point Pharmacy I believe is still there at the corner of W4th & Humphrey. Another iconic Bayonne location. You should also drive along 1st St which has some nice parks etc along the Kill Van Kull.
TY again for the ride along.
Staten Island looks kinda queit and nice!!!
46 year long resident in this exact neighborhood, don't let the video fool you! It sux now!
@@ClipDog Gotcha, T. But there are still places there which worth to visit and see I guess
@15:04 when the wind is blowing east you can hear the people in that ball field on the lower right from Faber Park.
Faber Park is really nice, they have a pool with a 10 foot deep middle section. It's never crowded, been the way since the 80's. You get a nice breeze coming off the water
Also there are 3 bridges between Staten Island and NJ, Bayonne, Goethals and Outer.
As for tolls, you don't pay to leave the island (including the Verazzano). You only pay coming in.
keep pumping out those videos Kenneth!!!!
Be careful AK on that scooter. You made me nervous when you squeaked through the two lanes!
Amazing vid AK. Rode from new dorp to Bayonne. Don’t know what I was thinking to ride all the way to the GW bridge then back to the staten ferry. Def gotta do it again. x]
There are 3 bridges from NJ to Staten Island for vehicular traffic: The Outerbridge Crossing, The Goethals Bridge and The Bayonne Bridge. A fourth bridge, the Arthur Kill Vertical Lift Bridge is for trains.
Yeah awesome bridge!!!
Kenneth, you might enjoy taking your scooter to the Huguenot section of Staten Island. From there, you can take the Outerbridge to Woodbridge New Jersey, which would give you a different experience than staying around the Bayonne and Jersey City and Hoboken areas. It must be beautiful there this time of the year, too. Stay safe.
Hmm maybe they should give Staten island back to NJ
Very true!
Outer bridge doesn’t have a bike/scooter path. All the drivers go 60+ mph on that small bridge. They should just rebuild it like they did with the Goethals bridge.
Very nice ride. Thanks for sharing.
Hey AK! How you doin'? Wow! Pretty cool to join exploring Staten Island! Never been b4 even virtually but always wanted to visit other NYC boroughs
Two things show your lack of time in Staten Island and New Jersey. The traffic on Staten Island quadrupled with many Brooklynites moving there . It has been that way for years.
It is pronounced “bay-own, not bay-on by the way. Great video. Knowing The streets you chose you were brave or crazy.
Why do you ride in between vehicles while they are stopped at a light,almost as if you're cutting them off?
It's lane splitting. I use it to get somewhere sooner.
@@ActionKid haha lane spliting on a scooter is badass bro. I lane spilt on 1000 more cc's lol
@@ActionKid AK, be very careful lane splitting.
Out of all the boroughs Staten Island is the best one, you should do a tour of Staten Island.
Thank you AK.Nice video.👍
You're welcome!
By the time he got to Bayonne he killed his battery and was stuck pushing it lol
That’s not true it has great battery life .
A very fun and entertaining video. Greetings 👍
How did you get back? To return via the George Washington Bridge is a hike unless you return via the PATH train in Jersey City
I made a live stream immediately after this video ended where I rode my scooter to Jersey City: ua-cam.com/video/TR7QffOgYP4/v-deo.html
AMAZING VID AK. 👍
great ride my friend 😍😍👍 keep up the work
If you get lost, we will just be lost together. LOL. I personally don't have a clue where we are, so what the hey.
Thanks AK great tour of NY/Jersey appreciate especially during this pandemic. Stay safe , walk or scooter 🛵 always entertaining. Your content is the best.
It’s pronounced BAY OWN. That Bayonne bridge has just gone through a total makeover actually raising the bridge so larger ship traffic can pass under it.
There are two other bridges going to NJ from SI. Goethals and Outerbridge. All three bridges have tolls. The Goethals bridge has recently been replaced with a twin span.
Id be careful going through red lights, as you are on a motorized vehicle they could, and will, ticket you if they are in the mood. I have seen it. Also, someone having the green light can, and will, speed through if it’s turning red for them. So, be careful. Born in Staten Island, but lived in Brooklyn as well. So I’m fully versed in traffic in NYC.
Good morning Mr. Kid! 😊
Nice bridge... fantastic views!
Such a fun scooter
I always do this with my skooter I love it
Very nice ride. Bayonne was nicer than I thought. Next time take your scooter ride across the Outer Bridge crossing from Staten Island to Perth Amboy, NJ and head for the water front on Sadowski Parkway. 👍
Why you did not show your scooter ?
Didn't feel that I needed to
We do own the road in a car. Roads are for cars. We pay taxes, fees, registration and insurance and sometimes penalties for using them.
When I was a kid, there was an Arnold Palmer Putting Course (miniature golf) somewhere on Forest Ave. There was also a Burger King, which at that time was a really rare thing in NYC!
Thank you for another great video
Yeah. Just fantastic all road and side walk
Pick up your game
is this the bridge that was demolished? Tom Cruise movie??
Yep !
Thank you for video showing! Beautiful day! Have a great time good ride safety! 🌞👍
how did you get to staten island from queens
Do you have plates registration and insurance staten island some parts barley have enough room for 2 cars to pass bye at same time never mind some one clogging road with a electric scooter staten island had to stop letting all building to happen it's over crowded as is you gotta take your chances on that thing
Ride the scooter 🛵 AK 👍
I will give you a little bit of history. I have lived in Bayonne for 53 years. They just recently made that bike/walking path there and raised the bridge 100 feet a few years ago. That path for walking used to be on the other side. The reason it is so wide because it was originally designed to have the Hudson Light Rail that runs through Bayonne was supposed to go over the Bayonne bridge but never happened. The last I saw, the bridge is $19 going to NY. As a kid, we would climb the span and down the main supports to the park below. The reason the bridge is so steep is because when they needed to raise it because of the new bigger ships, they would have to obtain a lot of person properties to run the bridge out but the people won, so the only way to raise it was to make it steeper. First winter trucks were sliding down the bridge in the snow or ice. They had to shut it down a few times already. Me and a friend used to walk to Clove Lake Park all the time. Where you stopped is downtown Bayonne which is also called Bergan Point. When you ride up Broadway, that is the main shopping district of the town. If you went south a few blocks, there is a park that runs along the water.
is it safe? my sis is here for 3 years for job at hospital, I am curious if it safe.
@@naumanistani It's spelled Bergen ; a Dutch name.
The roadway on the Bayonne Bridge was raised about 60 feet from its previous height to allow super-large container ships to enter Port Newark. That’s why the roadway is so steep and long. Prior to raising the roadway, the pedestrian path was on the other side of the bridge. I’m surprised there are so many pedestrians. I used to walk that path and never see a soul!
Great ride!
That had to be something riding on the raised road. It looked pretty high compared to post renovation. 😲
Shout out to Bayonne!
Dude pretty cool video
I am just wondering-Do you add the narration later on？I can’t imagine how dangerous is if you record the video and do the narration at the same time.
Boxer Chuck Wepner was from Bayonne NJ.
Thsts spillting between two cars is illegal in NY even motor cycles arent suposed to do it and people on si love their cars so if you scratch one and get wrong person they may run your scooter over and so are running red lights maybe you dont tickets at camera lights since you dont have plates if cop sees you he will ticket you
Amazing walking tour my friend! superb quality! Love it! Big like! 👌👌🥰
Hi AK you were in my neighborhood of Staten Island
Cool!
Do you have to pay the toll?
Bikes and pedestrians are free.
I just saw snow on the side of the road isn’t it summer ?
I didn't see any snow
good video 👍
❤️❤️❤️❤️
I live on first street in Bayonne lol
Sir Mix-A-Lot Posse on the Broadway Set.
You must not go through red lights! It sets a bad example for viewers. Especially not on a scooter that may very well have low visibility for some reckless or uncaring drivers.
People don't have to follow my example if they're not comfortable doing so. Going through red lights on a scooter like mine is socially acceptable in NYC.
Fair enough, @@ActionKid .
@@willybilly99 Yes, but when no traffic officers are present, the key cause is mainly a lack of enforcement coupled with a culture of lack of caring and concern. It also extends to drivers who don't bother to signal for turns, something I have even seen NYPD vehicles do. They just... don't... care.
The tolls are on the other side. All of the bridges entering into New York have a toll. There’s no toll entering NJ.
Remember me the movie War of the Worlds with Tom Cruise
Hey I'm from Bayonne. It used to be a very safe city
what happened? my sister is working for 3 years and I am curious about the safety
Sorry to give you my opinion, whether the law is enforced or not, it’s still not correct to go through a red light. I have not been made aware that NY does not enforce red light violations. Will discuss this with my family. Thank you for the video.
Be careful!! Ppl over here on Gillian island 🏝️ don't know how to drive??🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
I SAW U RECORDING LIVE
Hey ak
They just raised the bridge 60 feet last year they put finishing touches!!!
Yes!!! People are violent drivers at times!!!!! No POLICE and plenty of crime and arrogance!!
It’s NYC. There’s ALWAYS a toll. Drivers pay entering Staten Island.
Getting a nami in a few days who’s in New Jersey that wants to riiide??? 😄
Do a dress rehearsal first so you won't get lost.
you can fall and break a leg on that
I'm surprised an intelligent person would make a comment that breaking the law is a social norm. Both going through a red light and jay walking are dangerous and that's why it shouldn't be done; not because you may get a ticket. Than you ridicule automobile drivers for their traffic infractions. Sad.
Oh well. Most staten drivers are airheads. Go cry about it 😂🤣
I want to live in the United States sooo bad.
Back in the days . Bike Pirates would of jumped you and stole your scooter.
How can you be from NY and not know how to pronounce Bayonne correctly?
Yes, it can happen.
@@ActionKid Work on it better and listen to how the local people say it. Most people would think you're not from NY.
That's great! Who cares about how to pronounce anything that has to do with New Jersey anyway
Man you needed to stop at the middle
Your always disappointing in some way each of your videos