I can't wait to see who finds this thing! 😂 www.insta360.com/sal/x4?INRUD0Z That’s my affiliate link, along with all my other gear. If you find the gift capsule, it contains a way to send footage to be included in the next video. Happy hunting!
@@MichaelRei99 Yeah, I should have guessed. The spot looked very different from the video, all the green is gone so it must've been a while ago at least. I did see some tire tracks around there, so maybe someone was just a little faster than me. I really thought I had it though, less than 2 hours after the upload. Oh well, atleast I got a nice little bike ride in.
As someone who lives on the very bottom of West Virginia, I’ve never seen nor heard of dumbo (besides the elephant) but I’m still excited to watch. I love this series
yes, yes yes oh my God you have no idea how much I love this series. I personally myself been biking around different cities in Europe when traveling and I’m taking big inspiration on analyzing how bike friendly they are.! I would highly recommend you trying Czech Republic and Denmark! If you ever expand the series
I agree. I am in Newfoundland, Canada. Our largest city has a little over 110,000 people. Watching these unbikeable videos makes me realize how good we really have it here. It could be much better but we have zero traffic most times of the day.
@@zrnewf If Seth can make it up to Canada for a couple videos that would be sweet, I live in Victoria BC which feels like as good as it gets for bike infrastructure, especially coming from Edmonton which really needs some work.
Seth, I’ve been watching these videos for a while now. I believe that your enthusiasm and kindness are genuine. Thank you so much for what you’re doing. You may not realize it, but you are setting a wonderful example of how positivity and going all in on something that you love can make an enormous impact on one’s personal growth. Keep up the great work. Cheers !
I got there around 1pm and it was already gone. It had clearly just been found. I should have acted faster. Another person arrived about 2 minutes after me. I neglected to get a pic of us. It was still a fun midday adventure. Thanks Seth, and Happy Holidays to all!
I miss New York. It might not be the best biking city but it's a fantastic walking city. Even if you've lives there for many years, you will see something new every day.
Dang, you guys were shredding! This makes me excited to ride there someday. Also, the 5 Boro Bike Tour doesn't just set up some barriers. They block off major highways and bridges, meaning you get to ride places that would normal be highly illegal and dangerous to ride on. It's definitely worth checking out.
As someone who moved from NJ to Upstate SC this hits really near and dear to my heart! Loved going to yankee games in the bronx, seeing my family in Long island, and going to church in Manhattan. Excited to see where you go on your next city adventure!
Love to see you visiting my neck of the woods. 49 yrs young now. I lived in NYC all my life and always had a bike by my side. When my friends and i were younger, we basically did all five boros 5 days a week. It's been a while since I rode my bike, which needs some maintenance hasn't been touched in over a year. I saw you go through some iconic places. I know you didn't have much time, but you missed great places like riverside , Van cortlandt bike trail trough yonkers, Riverdale and also Further Up , East River Drive ... the ride to Orchard Beach and City Island is wonderful. And a lot more areas. But thanks for coming out here. This city is hectic to ride, but you won't experience anything like it anywhere else
Seth comes to NYC and doesn't even let us know he's coming?! The outrage. Awesome vid. You gotta start organizing group rides when you visit these places.
Having lived and biked in 3 of the boroughs for all of the time I was there. This video is truly it. Thank you Seth for this lovely series that helps people like me decide where to move back!
I’m on vacation in the keys and I just rented a boat today for my birthday, but there is so much fog we cannot go out. Very glad to see another new video gonna go out and rent a bicycle to use here.
i am enjoying your city biking series immensely as a city biker (I call it urban XC), urban planner, and infrastructure program manager. I think that I would love to hear about what you enjoyed the most (and least) about and while biking each of the cities. The bike theft is the thing that worries me the most (even in my own city)....how can you truly enjoy a new city by bike if you can't leave it locked somewhere for very long? I also have a hard time fitting on a rented or city bike, which also diminishes the experiences. Overall, great series!
Hey Seth, love seeing these videos, as someone who currently lives in New York, and avidly bikes throughout the boroughs this video is almost nostalgic! Really Wish we crossed paths during your trip! Stay safe out there!!
I actually hit that exact roller this past summer on my Full suspension. Central park has alott of hidden MTB gems if you just explore. Even found a 15 foot roller. I had to pick someone up at JFK that day so i figured id spend the day riding around NYC just like you did, tbh it was allot of fun.
Seth, great video !!!! I was born in the Bronx and lived there for many years. Now I live 50 miles north of Little Rock on 5 acres of rock. Do I miss NYC? Not a chance !!! :) Thanks for this !!!
Equal parts agree and disagree. The content would be cool, but they are different dudes with different riding styles and different vibes. Seth does a lot of physically dangerous stuff, but with a wife and a kid and a French bulldog to look after, Seth doesn’t strike me as someone who would ride a fixed gear at 30 mph through Manhattan.
We spent a week in NYC and I can't imagine trying to own or use a car there either. Some things, like getting groceries, would require a change from how we do in central Texas 'burbs but bike and metro gives you all 5 boroughs with ease. I'm always a bit jealous of the functional and supported public transportation & bike-ability in other parts of the world. On the upside; San Antonio's green way is great and even offers dozens of miles of XC trails.
The 5 Borough Bike Tour is awesome! I flew from California, rented a bike and was not disappointed. 23,000 (yes, 23 thousand!) did the ride with me and that includes going over the Verrazano bridge. It's a great story and you should do it sometime.
I grew up in Metro NY. Loved watching you ride through the city. I've road a bike in three of the boros. Missed out on the Bronx and Staten. There is always a wind.
Thanks for posting this. 🙏🏻☺️ I commuted by bike in NYC for many years and that truly saved my sanity. 😅 Now in retirement, I prefer our parks and quieter areas for my daily cycling. 🚴🏻♂️☺️
I was in NYC in 2013 with my mum and we rented bikes as well. Back then I wasn't cycling at home at all so it was pretty much a crackpot idea... 🤐 We stayed in Long Island City close to Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge, cycled over it, went up to 97th-ish street, crossed over to Central Park, went down to Columbus Circle, then towards the Hudson River, all the way down to Battery Park and close to the East River back to the Queensboro Bridge. All in all about 35 km (21 miles in weird measurement 😜), but we were there in late April so we had a good amount of daylight and we weren't in a hurry to get to places. Apart from the part at the Hudson River there were pretty much no bike lanes so it's good to see protected-ish bike lanes, even though two-way lanes on only one side of one-way streets don't make sense to me.
Transportation Alternatives is reviving their NYC Century next September, it's worth coming back for! It's a ride on open streets, and hits most of the big bike paths here.
Hope you come back to Florida for an episode of Unbikeable!! I mainly do urban riding and bike commute, but your channel was what got me into mountain biking in 2019. Cycling's made me a lot of friends through the years
As someone who grew up in the Bronx, all my life, I was hype to see you mention I was hoping for a little bit more riding in there but Next time you go up, you should ride from Manhattan over to the Bronx then you can cross over to Randall’s Island and take the bridge over to Queens. Astoria then make your way to Brooklyn and boom you’re making your way back to Manhattan. One of my favorite rides. I’ll be in a Messenger out there. I now live in Portland and I miss it so much. if you ever wanna explore Portland hit me up I got a place for you to crash at
The road to hell is paved with good intentions! Seth, you are truly a mensch. Thank you for gracing NYC with one of your awesome ride videos. Furthermore, thank you for donating that camera to someone who paid attention to your videos. After seeing that your video had been posted 2 hours ago, I rushed over to the precise spot where you had hidden the camera. I grew up in this neighborhood and that spot was immediately recognizable to me. Upon arrival, I was greeted by Miguel, a professional chef on a sweet burgundy Trek road bike who had been scouring the area. I quickly realized as we frantically beat around the bushes that leaves had been on the bushes when the video was shot, now the bushes were barren, and the ground was much drier in the video than it was when I arrived; so the video must have been shot at least a week or more ago. Then I got a NY gift on the bottom side of my right cycling shoe from one of the many inconsiderate NYC dog owners; and this was a large, very tacky gift that overflowed out either side of my entire heel! I recognized the root that was featured behind the hole and saw that much more leaves had fallen on top of the rat hole the camera had been placed inside of. Either someone had dug another hole next to the original rat hole, or the rats had long since eaten the camera. Either way, Miguel and I had missed the camera, but others had been there and uncovered all the leaves from the hiding spot. Thank you Seth for all the great content and for your generous giveaways. Unfortunately in this case I was left holding the sh*t end of the stick. Keep the rubber side down y'all.
LOVE this series, reminds me of the old bike hacks channel just cruising around the carolinas/florida. Keep it up!! Also would love to see more flip bike :)
An e-bike is the fastest way to get around NYC in my experience - and as noted - the 5 Boro ride in May is an ideal way to do this ride without cars. Also, across the river in Jersey City there’s a good light the night ride monthly. Good series- do Seattle in the rain in February (maybe the Chilly Hilly) next!
I figured you'd be hitting up the mountain bike trails in Cunningham Park! But you got to see so many good landmarks and experience so many of the wonderful and frustrating bits of NYC bike infrastructure.
dang Seth you really should have tried to collab with Terry B for this video. He is quintessential NYC and has amazing NYC biking videos. Although I don't know if you'd be able to keep up with him lol. I very rarely buy UA-camr merch (I've only bought two things) but I bought one of his hats to help support his channel.
As someone who lives in Queens (you rode 200ft away from my apt), please note you were already in Queens for about 3 miles prior to when you thought you had entered it.
Queens, New York is known for being the most ethnically and linguistically diverse urban area in the world. It's also the largest borough in New York City by area. Here are some things that make Queens unique: Diversity Queens is home to a wide range of ethnic groups and languages. For example, Jackson Heights has over 160 languages spoken by residents.
I can't wait to see who finds this thing! 😂 www.insta360.com/sal/x4?INRUD0Z That’s my affiliate link, along with all my other gear. If you find the gift capsule, it contains a way to send footage to be included in the next video. Happy hunting!
I don't need an Insta360 but know exactly where it is 🙃
Just got here at 1:56PM and it was already gone 😭
@@LukaJCBI knew it wouldn’t be there.😂 Someone took it right after he left it there!
@@MichaelRei99 Yeah, I should have guessed. The spot looked very different from the video, all the green is gone so it must've been a while ago at least. I did see some tire tracks around there, so maybe someone was just a little faster than me.
I really thought I had it though, less than 2 hours after the upload.
Oh well, atleast I got a nice little bike ride in.
It was probably gone 5 minutes after they left it there. Plenty of people around in that video who could have seen him place it there.
Seth being a east coast hip hop head is such a fun surprise
I've had suspicions since he named one of his trails Infamous Knob Deep.
I like these urban adventures. It shows you don't have to live in the mountains or something to find some adventure, I dig it
Seth's bike to the Florida Keys is what got me into this channel
Happy to see you met up with Eben “bike snob” ❤
surprised he didn't ask you to be his tour guide...you could have provided your epic filming!
@@paulwheeless1080 I was hoping to see Seth meet TerryB. Too bad. Maybe next time.
was hoping for a Terry B cameo
As someone who lives on the very bottom of West Virginia, I’ve never seen nor heard of dumbo (besides the elephant) but I’m still excited to watch. I love this series
Careful of dowesatripla!
I live 50min from Manhattan my whole life and worked in the Bronx for 5 years and only just learned of it a year or two ago.
20:20 That skyline across the Hudson River is Jersey City, NJ. This Five Boros in One Day is the best episode yet of Berm Seth's urban series.
I have been there and I freaking loved bikeing NYC.
A Bike is the best way to experience a city, not only NYC but most cities.
Completely agree. Why I fly with bikes; you can just see so much more
Except Los Angeles. That city is truly UNBIKEABLE.
yes, yes yes oh my God you have no idea how much I love this series. I personally myself been biking around different cities in Europe when traveling and I’m taking big inspiration on analyzing how bike friendly they are.!
I would highly recommend you trying Czech Republic and Denmark! If you ever expand the series
Denmark is easy! Please do Gothenburg, Sweden!
this is such a good series, keep em coming!
I agree. I am in Newfoundland, Canada. Our largest city has a little over 110,000 people. Watching these unbikeable videos makes me realize how good we really have it here. It could be much better but we have zero traffic most times of the day.
@@zrnewf If Seth can make it up to Canada for a couple videos that would be sweet, I live in Victoria BC which feels like as good as it gets for bike infrastructure, especially coming from Edmonton which really needs some work.
Seth,
I’ve been watching these videos for a while now. I believe that your enthusiasm and kindness are genuine. Thank you so much for what you’re doing. You may not realize it, but you are setting a wonderful example of how positivity and going all in on something that you love can make an enormous impact on one’s personal growth. Keep up the great work. Cheers !
I commute by bike through Central Park just about every workday of the year. I feel I am well qualified for this hunt. I'm going to give it a shot!
I got there around 1pm and it was already gone. It had clearly just been found. I should have acted faster. Another person arrived about 2 minutes after me. I neglected to get a pic of us.
It was still a fun midday adventure. Thanks Seth, and Happy Holidays to all!
I miss New York. It might not be the best biking city but it's a fantastic walking city. Even if you've lives there for many years, you will see something new every day.
We need a bike check of Scott's bike! It looks so cool!
it's a Kyoot Itty Bitty
Its so nice that you mentioned B.I.G., Mobb Deep, Wu Tang and so on. You have a great taste in music!
Forgot about Big L!
Dang, you guys were shredding! This makes me excited to ride there someday.
Also, the 5 Boro Bike Tour doesn't just set up some barriers. They block off major highways and bridges, meaning you get to ride places that would normal be highly illegal and dangerous to ride on. It's definitely worth checking out.
As someone who moved from NJ to Upstate SC this hits really near and dear to my heart! Loved going to yankee games in the bronx, seeing my family in Long island, and going to church in Manhattan. Excited to see where you go on your next city adventure!
Every video from Seth feels just like a Christmas present.
And i don't even own a bicycle
Keep up the quality content!!
Love to see you visiting my neck of the woods. 49 yrs young now. I lived in NYC all my life and always had a bike by my side. When my friends and i were younger, we basically did all five boros 5 days a week. It's been a while since I rode my bike, which needs some maintenance hasn't been touched in over a year. I saw you go through some iconic places. I know you didn't have much time, but you missed great places like riverside , Van cortlandt bike trail trough yonkers, Riverdale and also Further Up , East River Drive ... the ride to Orchard Beach and City Island is wonderful. And a lot more areas. But thanks for coming out here. This city is hectic to ride, but you won't experience anything like it anywhere else
Biking with friends is dope, biking on vacation is dope!
Seth comes to NYC and doesn't even let us know he's coming?! The outrage.
Awesome vid. You gotta start organizing group rides when you visit these places.
Having lived and biked in 3 of the boroughs for all of the time I was there. This video is truly it. Thank you Seth for this lovely series that helps people like me decide where to move back!
I’m on vacation in the keys and I just rented a boat today for my birthday, but there is so much fog we cannot go out. Very glad to see another new video gonna go out and rent a bicycle to use here.
Hotline Seth ⚡️
We need a Seth/TerryB collab fs
What a culture shock it must be to be back again. I cant imagine!
i am enjoying your city biking series immensely as a city biker (I call it urban XC), urban planner, and infrastructure program manager. I think that I would love to hear about what you enjoyed the most (and least) about and while biking each of the cities. The bike theft is the thing that worries me the most (even in my own city)....how can you truly enjoy a new city by bike if you can't leave it locked somewhere for very long? I also have a hard time fitting on a rented or city bike, which also diminishes the experiences. Overall, great series!
You may have left the state of NY behind you Seth, but your accent will always remain and bring you home again! lol
Hey Seth, love seeing these videos, as someone who currently lives in New York, and avidly bikes throughout the boroughs this video is almost nostalgic! Really Wish we crossed paths during your trip! Stay safe out there!!
The 5 boro bike tour is 100% worth it to anyone
so glad to see that this was just uploaded, i just found this searies last night and binged all of them already lol
I actually hit that exact roller this past summer on my Full suspension. Central park has alott of hidden MTB gems if you just explore. Even found a 15 foot roller. I had to pick someone up at JFK that day so i figured id spend the day riding around NYC just like you did, tbh it was allot of fun.
Ah this brings back ripping around NYC. The city is such a vibe via bike
Love bikes, love all the wu-tang, hip-hop references
This is the perfect series for Seth given his history with street riding, it's hilarious it's taken this long for it all to come together.
NYC has come a long way for biking. Still not at the level of most Europe cities but very doable. Glad you enjoy your time there.
Congrats on the 1 million.
Thanks for these urban adventures! So much to see in a defined area and so easy to grab a coffee/cake/beer/pizza. Best way to tourist.
Seth, great video !!!! I was born in the Bronx and lived there for many years. Now I live 50 miles north of Little Rock on 5 acres of rock. Do I miss NYC? Not a chance !!! :) Thanks for this !!!
Best Adventure yet! I loved it!
Keep these coming!
This was awesome. Thanks Seth
These travel videos are really good
Missed opportunity to ride with Terry B
Equal parts agree and disagree. The content would be cool, but they are different dudes with different riding styles and different vibes. Seth does a lot of physically dangerous stuff, but with a wife and a kid and a French bulldog to look after, Seth doesn’t strike me as someone who would ride a fixed gear at 30 mph through Manhattan.
lol, just got done commenting that. I love Terry's content. I can't wait for the next Monster Track.
@@matthewburress1 lol, true.
I love a chill ride as much as the next guy ❤
@@TerryB legend
9:58 the entire country of italy would like to have a word with you.
Another banger vid Seth! As a 90s teen I love the hiphop references!
I love the Prodigy and Havoc of Mobb Deep reference.
That dropper post on Scott's Neutrino is 🔥! Every mini velo should have one, excellent set-up!
I've really enjoyed this series, makes me want to go on a city ride.
We spent a week in NYC and I can't imagine trying to own or use a car there either. Some things, like getting groceries, would require a change from how we do in central Texas 'burbs but bike and metro gives you all 5 boroughs with ease. I'm always a bit jealous of the functional and supported public transportation & bike-ability in other parts of the world. On the upside; San Antonio's green way is great and even offers dozens of miles of XC trails.
Love this series! It would be awesome if you eventually did this in Europe
The 5 Borough Bike Tour is awesome! I flew from California, rented a bike and was not disappointed. 23,000 (yes, 23 thousand!) did the ride with me and that includes going over the Verrazano bridge. It's a great story and you should do it sometime.
I bought a velo Orange mini velo because of these series!
Love these city videos. Great channel evolution
I love urban exploration, these videos are great.
I grew up in Metro NY. Loved watching you ride through the city. I've road a bike in three of the boros. Missed out on the Bronx and Staten. There is always a wind.
Thank you seth for sharing, long time watcher. I hope Bowling Green Kentucky will get more bike lanes and a bike shop.
The pizza looks soooo legit!! Absolutely excellent video :)
Great video and series!
Hi I just wanted to say thank you for all you do! Been a fan since 2019
That was so cool!
Thanks for posting this. 🙏🏻☺️ I commuted by bike in NYC for many years and that truly saved my sanity. 😅 Now in retirement, I prefer our parks and quieter areas for my daily cycling. 🚴🏻♂️☺️
I was in NYC in 2013 with my mum and we rented bikes as well. Back then I wasn't cycling at home at all so it was pretty much a crackpot idea... 🤐
We stayed in Long Island City close to Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge, cycled over it, went up to 97th-ish street, crossed over to Central Park, went down to Columbus Circle, then towards the Hudson River, all the way down to Battery Park and close to the East River back to the Queensboro Bridge. All in all about 35 km (21 miles in weird measurement 😜), but we were there in late April so we had a good amount of daylight and we weren't in a hurry to get to places. Apart from the part at the Hudson River there were pretty much no bike lanes so it's good to see protected-ish bike lanes, even though two-way lanes on only one side of one-way streets don't make sense to me.
Very fun video, Seth. It does seem like something every bike enthusiast should do. Thanks for sharing.
Safety meetings are a must
Transportation Alternatives is reviving their NYC Century next September, it's worth coming back for! It's a ride on open streets, and hits most of the big bike paths here.
I grew up 2 blocks from that pizza place. Crazy you picked that one out of all the pizza in that area.
Hope you come back to Florida for an episode of Unbikeable!! I mainly do urban riding and bike commute, but your channel was what got me into mountain biking in 2019. Cycling's made me a lot of friends through the years
You really captured the flavor of NY❤
This is such a fun series. Fingers crossed you'll do Denver one of these days so I can get a chance to go on a scavenger hunt! :)
As someone who grew up in the Bronx, all my life, I was hype to see you mention I was hoping for a little bit more riding in there but Next time you go up, you should ride from Manhattan over to the Bronx then you can cross over to Randall’s Island and take the bridge over to Queens. Astoria then make your way to Brooklyn and boom you’re making your way back to Manhattan. One of my favorite rides. I’ll be in a Messenger out there.
I now live in Portland and I miss it so much. if you ever wanna explore Portland hit me up I got a place for you to crash at
The road to hell is paved with good intentions! Seth, you are truly a mensch. Thank you for gracing NYC with one of your awesome ride videos. Furthermore, thank you for donating that camera to someone who paid attention to your videos. After seeing that your video had been posted 2 hours ago, I rushed over to the precise spot where you had hidden the camera. I grew up in this neighborhood and that spot was immediately recognizable to me. Upon arrival, I was greeted by Miguel, a professional chef on a sweet burgundy Trek road bike who had been scouring the area. I quickly realized as we frantically beat around the bushes that leaves had been on the bushes when the video was shot, now the bushes were barren, and the ground was much drier in the video than it was when I arrived; so the video must have been shot at least a week or more ago. Then I got a NY gift on the bottom side of my right cycling shoe from one of the many inconsiderate NYC dog owners; and this was a large, very tacky gift that overflowed out either side of my entire heel!
I recognized the root that was featured behind the hole and saw that much more leaves had fallen on top of the rat hole the camera had been placed inside of. Either someone had dug another hole next to the original rat hole, or the rats had long since eaten the camera. Either way, Miguel and I had missed the camera, but others had been there and uncovered all the leaves from the hiding spot.
Thank you Seth for all the great content and for your generous giveaways. Unfortunately in this case I was left holding the sh*t end of the stick. Keep the rubber side down y'all.
I love it. Greetings from the Philippines.
LOVE this series, reminds me of the old bike hacks channel just cruising around the carolinas/florida.
Keep it up!!
Also would love to see more flip bike :)
22:12 Yes‼️
22:26 👐🏾‼️👐🏾‼️👐🏾‼️
An e-bike is the fastest way to get around NYC in my experience - and as noted - the 5 Boro ride in May is an ideal way to do this ride without cars. Also, across the river in Jersey City there’s a good light the night ride monthly. Good series- do Seattle in the rain in February (maybe the Chilly Hilly) next!
Bro rocking that outbound lighting
To be fair this is some really good content Seth really enjoying it from eastern NC. Hope all is well out west man much love.
Brave move hiding an unmarked package in NYC 😂 great video! Love the series
you dropped suspiciously many rap names there. i appreciate that
I figured you'd be hitting up the mountain bike trails in Cunningham Park! But you got to see so many good landmarks and experience so many of the wonderful and frustrating bits of NYC bike infrastructure.
The 5 borough bike tour is in May
It would be cool to see chicago next
Nice of you to showcase cycling in US cities. There are still a lot of work to do for bike infrastructure here in Metro Manila, Philippines
HE’S IN NEW YORK CITY WOOOOOOO 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
Unbikable is the best series on UA-cam. Period.
"Special Guest" thought for sure it was going to be Terry B
WHERE IS TERRY B??
Japan 😅
heck yeah
Great biking Vlog.
9:36 eating with dirty hands and sitting the pizza straight on the bike is insane lol
This is the type of riding I ride for. Notting like riding around city with your best buds aimlessly
11:20 RFK JR said the same thing 😂
That just looks like absolute insanity
dang Seth you really should have tried to collab with Terry B for this video. He is quintessential NYC and has amazing NYC biking videos. Although I don't know if you'd be able to keep up with him lol. I very rarely buy UA-camr merch (I've only bought two things) but I bought one of his hats to help support his channel.
Its crazy ..i thought the same these two should collab(when Terry rode to FLA.)
A five boroughs video would not have been complete without a "Kars 4 Kids" billboard. What a relief.
As someone who lives in Queens (you rode 200ft away from my apt), please note you were already in Queens for about 3 miles prior to when you thought you had entered it.
This sounds so fun
Just took a trip to manhattan to bike around for the day. Was quite a chaotic blast!
Me and some friends used to take the train from upstate and do these "urban assaults" on Sundays.
Queens, New York is known for being the most ethnically and linguistically diverse urban area in the world. It's also the largest borough in New York City by area. Here are some things that make Queens unique:
Diversity
Queens is home to a wide range of ethnic groups and languages. For example, Jackson Heights has over 160 languages spoken by residents.
Love the video