"This Is Insane!" - Why You Should FLEE New York
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- Опубліковано 12 кві 2023
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What are your thoughts on New York?
Id love to know the stats on what percentage of ny people are leftists, bcos this could make the stats make more sense ,idk just a thought
I’m from New York City and the numbers are closer to 100%. People don’t leave because they can’t afford the transition or can’t afford to leave their jobs.
They get what they vote for.
However, wherever they move, they'll vote the same way and slowly turn their destination into another hellhole.
If you move to Texas, leave your politics up there.
Everything woke turns to ish. Modern Sodome and Gomorre.
I was born in the Bronx, raised in Corona & Bayside Queens, then raised my children in Wantagh Long Island. Meanwhile my parents went upstate NY & retired into the Catskill Mountains. By 2019 our property taxes were 16,000 & by the time the '"Summer of love" was underway in all its defund the police glory, we took our conservative asses to the real estate office. By the time NY was demanding masks & Covid vaccine passports in 2021 we said see ya later Libbys. We now reside in BEAUTIFUL, RED SOUTH CAROLINA. Took our adult kids and elder parents with us. We have a few acres, green spaces and LOW taxes. Never going back.
Smart move.
Welcome to SC, I live in Fort Mill, SC just across the NC-SC Border south of Charlotte, NC. During COVID, NC did lockdowns more like Blue states & we were free like FL in SC.
dont you miss the food?
Never forget the true colors everyone showed during Covid. Your family, your state, your stores, your leaders. That’s who they truly are.
trying to minimize covid deaths?
Yes, lot of Fascists and cowards in the American people.
@@grimaffiliations3671
Yes, cramming sick, elderly patients into nursing homes so we can spread and hurt. Everyone in there is certainly trying to limit deaths. Good job, really thinking that one through.
@@grimaffiliations3671 keep drinking that sheep koolaid, loser.
@dru Absolutely, I saw a woman stopped at a red light yesterday she had a mask on and she was the only one in the car. I`m sure she was on her third booster. 💀
I moved myself and my teen out of Upstate NY to Missouri 2 yrs ago without a place to live or a job - that’s how bad I wanted us out of controlling NY. We’ve found jobs pretty quickly and just bought a great home with land. The economy is booming here!!
Thats sad because upstate is so beautiful. Which part of Missouri? (i kinda thought missouri had a lot of blm riots)
I think it’s really scary that Americans even have to think that way to live their lives! Best wishes from across the water!
You obviously didn't move there with a teen without a place to live.. You likely mean that you crashed with a relative or Airbnb'd it until you could get jobs and permanent shelter.
I never fell for the COVID propaganda. I always saw it for what it was. I got yelled at. But I stick to my guns and in the end turns out I was right. I'm very proud of myself for that.
As you should
Same here Hunter
Same here
Well done. I was the same in living in NZ it was complete BS
Me too
Born and raised in NYC till I was 40! With two young children cramped up in a 3 bed room apartment, it wasn’t the place to be anymore. We moved down south and it’s probably one of the best decisions I ever made in my life! Life is SOO much better and the quality of life my children now have, could never be matched if we still lived there! Most people don’t know of the world that exists outside of the big city, that’s all they know until they themselves make that move.
I think it's wonderful you made the move. There are so many beautiful towns and small cities to raise children, why would anyone want their kids in New York. It is not the old Frank Sinatra "NEW YORK NEW YORK". 🎶Good luck and much success.
Well said. You are certainly right.
Left NY for West Texas last spring. The difference in quality of life for a family with 6 and 9 year old boys is incredible. We have found more for our family to do here than we could have imagined and the property is so much less expensive while being a major upgrade over what we had previously.
I’m sure you all will destroy it soon, democrats destroy everything in their path.
Ditto neighbor! Welcome!
Are you voting Democrat still? If so you will destroy where you moved to.
@@deepwebintel I never voted what I fled from, I barely knew anyone that did. I think most NY’ers are resigned to the fact that their vote has never had much to do with who is elected and they stay for family and the general familiarity of their surroundings. I couldn’t let my kids grow up there.
The comments below are exactly the polite and welcoming people I have encountered since I came to Texas. It changes you as a person too, for one thing, I’m def a different man behind the wheel here.
What I find mind boggling is how we reacted as a society after 9/11 ; as opposed to how we handled Covid almost 20 years later. Like night and day. In the former, I was so inspired by our resilience. Especially as a lifelong New Yorker from Long Island. Then the behavior of our ruling class, and their minions who allowed themselves to be brainwashed into voting for and supporting these self-destructive ideas during COVID was devastatingly dsillusional.
You responded like little sheep
What? The Patriot Act, in response to 9/11, was the first fear-mongering giant step towards unjustified government overreach.
you believe 911 was a righteous response to an attack from the "bad guys" (them) on the "good guys" (us)?
I guess you have a selective memory. I remember neighbor against neighbor. FBI informants and NYPD infiltrating "dissidents", Freedom Fries and fear.
Do you believe that WTC building 7 collapsed from fire though?
Neve forget how these people in power treated all of us.
If they had the chance, they would have kept this going as long as they could
No 😂 … you’re deranged.
It is called ESG and it is in the works now
@@johnowens5342 nah.ESG is for businesses…what they have planned for us is MUCH WORSE.
Lesson from 1930s Germany: "Better to leave a year too early, than try to leave a day too late."
Wow powerful! It reminds me of those films I watched where families were so desperate to escape Nazi oppression that they left everything behind and even paid a high price to sneak out hidden in coffins, boxes of cargo etc.
I had a boss that her grandparents moved to Ecuador a year early, all of their family died in the camps.
Spent the first 30 years of my life in NY. Got married in 2018, and moved to South FL. Best decision I made in my entire life. Wish I did it sooner.
I’m from New York City and the numbers are closer to 100 percent. People don’t move because they can’t afford the transition or they can’t afford to leave their jobs.
I've always argued that, Eddie. There's so many who just cannot afford to pick up and move and are forced to deal with the ineptness of these politicians.
Yeah because most red states have no jobs lol
There are also plenty stupid and waiting hoping if the right amount and right ones leave it might rectify. Hasn't happened yet.
Yep! I'm in that boat. I would've left NYC back in 2021 when the forced vaccine mandates started rolling out but work and family prevented me from even trying to leave.
It depends who your friends are. I don't think the millionaires in Brooklyn Heights are looking to leave. The moaning about the crime is either moral panic or the problem in the poorer hoods.
This guy on the podcast says he was around in the 80s, is he forgetting, is he lying? There's no comparison.
Never forget what these people have done to you...... from the governor on down to every level of enforcement. These people ARE insane and deserve your contempt.......!
Fascists
@@johnpruett5258 Communists. They, in many cases literally call themselves that. Stop mislabelling the enemy, you're revealing your brainwashing by them. They aren't Fascists and you can't even explain what Fascism is without a quick jaunt to Wikipedia that you still won't understand nor remember.
Its what i tell my young friend looking for a gf. Would this girl stick with your decision to not vax and the repucussions that might follow?
Nothing will happen here, heard the same for years about California, still there with the same dictatorship????
I would agree with the “never forget” mantra but when we go to congress for reparations we get “that was a LONG time ago” when Tuskegee airmen couldn’t get the GI bill AND had to shine shoes so in classic NY fashion, FOGGETABOUTIT!
the doctors really went to town with covid, hiding behind policy to not help the communities, their negligence should be punishable in criminal courts
Born and raised in NYC, and I agree with everything. 39 years old, and it's sad to see how far this city has sunk.
😢, I’ve only been a few times but am so sad as an American to see such a horrid downfall of this city.
They keep voting for leftists loonies! They had a clear choice in November- and they voted for socialist candidates that blame victims for crime- and embrace the woke agenda!
Really this city sunk this fast due to the pandemic and the constant cases of police abuse that has led to a low trust in the police, but for some reason this is never brought up, add to that the out of control housing prices due to rent deregulation that allows landlords to price the average person out of the housing market but it meets resistance from conservatives who call it socialism while people become the working homeless. Saw it happened as soon as Giuliani became major.
Same for the NW. Portland was great and it’ll be at least 10-15 yrs of major pushback to ever approach that same vibe.
@@rich24h Lol yeah it's conservatives causing all the problems in New York. Are you f'n serious??? It's not a coincidence if you look at the cities falling apart in this country every single one of them is blue.
Born and raised in Brooklyn NY.. After 48 yrs couldn't wait too Escape from NY. Fortunately i was out last yr and was the best decision in life. I could experience the quality of life that was missing living in NYC!
Where are you now?
Cheers to all the unvaxxed and those that saw through the facade from the start
Pure bloods!
Never got the shot. Had 4-5 bouts of no taste/smell & like a cold coming on..since 11/2019. Never tested positive for COVID.
Yeah except for the ones that disproportionately died asphyxiated with tubes down their throat right lmao
@@IvanGonzalez-kf4lp Yes, the same ones who were found to be dying because of said intubation machines
@@oxydoxxo 😂 the cope omg
After Deblasio was elected New York was completely over run with homeless and mess inside of a month. It was actually kind of impressive how fast it happened. I would get to work at 4am and 7th Avenue looked like the walking dead.
Go look at how much a house costs in a 20 mile radius from the city. In a neighborhood where the schools are awful and you’ll need to pay high property taxes and private school. They also want to implement “congestion pricing” where they’ll charge essentially a $5000 tax for you to commute to the city even if you’re on a motorcycle. They’re taxing you at every turn in New York. My salary is high compared to the national average and in the past 5 years it’s hardly a middle class cost of living with my wife working full time. I’ll be honest idk how the lower wage people in this City are getting by. The gas, groceries, real estate, just essentials are insane. Meanwhile honest people are getting assaulted and even killed on a train ride home.
They live off your Taxes thats How( Section A, food stamps, subsidies housing, subsidize Healthcare costs, ( i.e; )Taxes ,Earned income Tax Credits(E.i.T.C's ) aka Extra 5 k Net income take home, Etc...
The world is slowly pricing out people having a normal life, like having kids. Life is getting way too expensive, it’s a struggle for a lot to just take care of themselves
thats why congress needs to pass the end child poverty act
Happening in Canada too but then you have boomers with one or more houses and adult kids that say the younger generations are just lazy.
Nah the same work doesn't get you even close to what to what it use to.
$100,000 is the new $30,000
True all around the world
Couldn't have said it myself, Maria. It's nuts, a decade ago, I dreamed of making the money I do now - yet, I don't feel anywhere near the joy I should because the dollar doesn't stretch anywhere near the same it used to.
As a business person, The pros of living in NY before the pandemic outweighed the cons. Abundant capital for your business, a large pool of talent for hire, and large spending power from New yorkers. With all that reducing significantly, all you're left with is high crime rate and unjustified large tax rates.
New York was my home for my whole life. It broke my heart when I left for Texas and I miss it everyday. When I see things like this though, I realize it was probably for the better.
You miss the rat infested , piss smell ? Weird
You’re not missing much
I miss NY. I don't miss the nonsense.
texas will flip blue soon
Are you still voting Democrat in TX?
I was one of those people born and raised in NY. Never thought I'd leave. Luckily my wife convinced me to move to suburban PA which just sounded crazy to me. Also, super lucky it was right before all of the COVID craziness.
We went from living in shitty overpriced apartments with asshole supers and frustrating hour long plus subway commutes to owning a house with a yard, two cars, a dog and our first kid, and I live 10 minutes from work.
The never leaving NY mindset is propaganda.
I lived in New York in 2000-2010. It was never a place where you would want your wife out jogging alone at night. Granted, it’s significantly worse now. But let’s not pretend like it was ever Mayberry.
I don’t want my wife jogging alone anywhere. But NYC was the safest major city on the continent by far for year. Not even close. Now it’s Toronto.
@@redcomic619 😂😂😂 Yea right ..false !! Your looking at deaths instead of Murders verses justified killings , it's wording is How they fool Most people !! Because Killing someone in the south is Justifiable if your in fear of your Life as it should Be !!!❤❤🎉🎉🎉 🙏🙏🙏DERIVED FROM THE CASTLE DOCTRIN !! now what they call Self defense,(Stand your ground) in the Common sense world in the streets Can protect yourself or family if Fear of Being Killed !!, Thanks God for the South !!
Now you see the south Really won the War , the battles technically were never Lost ( Or if they were it was short Lived ) Due to the Freedom in most of the South !! 🚀🚀👌👍💪💪💪
Trust it !! 💯 💯 I LIVE MY COUNTRY, But up north got ishhh EFF the Fuqqed up !!
C'mon Mannnn , really ??? Bad guys are gonna have Weapons so why shouldn't Citizens?? Exactly it doesnt make people Prey does it ?? Unless theybare suiciders people who dont care to die!!
And its getting worse around the world and u.s.a. now in the south too in some citys or countys but mostly all of em still Have rights to Do so even Texas Open Carry No permits needed !! And Florida is next for OpEn carry ..if our country is invaded then were All mostly will be All straped ready to protect the states and countries capitals and LAND!!! INSTEAD OF ASKING FOR HELP LIKE UKRAINE HAD /HAS TOO ! EFF FUQ THAT AMERICA IS READY BABY !! THERE IS PEOPLE WHO HATE US U.S.A. FOLKS ( PEOPLE )
SO. BELIEVE IT ITS REAL ...
THE TALIBAN ,
AL QAEDA , ISIS , The New Fronts , FOUGHT US TILL WE LEFT AND BARELY GOT OUT ONLY KILLED "ONLY " KILLING DOZENS OF AMERICANS troops LEAVING THE DAY OF EXIT !! SOOO SAD !! AND THEY ONLY HAD GRENADES, OLD 1979 TOYOTA small TRUCKS , A.K.47's , Flip Flops, and maybe a mortars machine once ina while through 20 years , with no Radar , No tanks , no helicopters, no planes mostly , Just Guns and ammo ,
Whats with all these wives jogging out at night? Its not a good litmus test of crime, but sure is of the reactionary mind.
As a New Yorker I make $250,000 a year and it’s not enough to live here. Wearing a mask for two years was my breaking point. Florida is in my future
I’m from new Rochelle. 26 and was averaging around $100k. I work from home but it’s unbearable. Ny makes you feel stuck. No one goes past westchester. And everyhting beneath us is super expensive within the state. New York is a state for people who are dependent on welfare. It’s not for anyone who’s earning income.
The way people view florida as a retirement state is basically New York but with worse weather
Oh my gosh , good luck
Then you are bad with your money. If I, and all my bad habits, can get by with $60,000 I can't imagine how badly you've mismanaged your life.
@@Dantee.15$100K in New Ro? And its "unbearable"? My god, the whining. But I guess the welfare queens in Mount Vernon ruined it for you huh? If youre so jealous, try it.
Or, better yet try $60K in Brooklyn like me. Don't get me wrong, the capture by Wall Street of the zoning is criminal, but things arent the way they are because of the poor, or woke, whatever the hell that means.
@@amsterdamcowboy9738
You're right. I mean think about it after taxes you're bringing in a solid 35-40k. Your rent is only 2500 a month, so that's 30,000. You are left with 5-10k per year before you even count food. Plenty of money to raise a family on.
Lived in Oregon during 2020, moved to Missouri to get some freedom back at the start of 2021!
Florida is next to become unaffordable. The crime has always been bad around in Miami, Tampa, Jacksonville, and some sketchy rural areas; but the cost of housing, home owner's insurance, and property taxes are skyrocketing. Florida is a Red State with cost of living expenses rising way too fast. Where are people supposed to go? Unfortunately for many, the jobs are in the urban metro areas. I don't like it; but that's the way it is.
Yep: I’m from SWFL and the cost of living where I’m from in Cape Coral and Fort Myers is becoming insane.. Also live in Middle TN Clays neck of the woods it’s the same thing.. This migration of people to Red States is insane and unsustainable. The infrastructure is not here to handle the traffic. Period. Especially Spring Hill where I live. All these people that sold there overpriced bubble shithole in Cali, Illinois, NY or Michigan and bought an overpriced bubble 650K-1,000,000 dollar 2800-4700 sq Ft home here don’t give a shit though. Until there’s no one to wait on you, change your oil, fix your car or ac, bag your groceries, deliver your food, etc. All the servitude jobs the upper middle wanna be high class look down on yet use and don’t like to pay for or value. But again the only jobs actually providing a service. Lol funny how screwed up this country is.
I live in South Carolina near Charlotte. Greenville, SC is growing fast, but don’t come if you vote blue.
@@raevj People can do whatever they want. You and I don't get to tell anyone where they can go or how they vote.
That’s a sad thing to show that in a country as this there are so few states for people to go to where they can prosper and be around only people with the same values and who want the same quality of life.
@@bonzocleach2496 that’s the problem. If people moved to where their values are shared would make ,ore sense. But to move into an established place bringing your failed policies and way of life is denying those people the right to their pursuit of happiness that the constitution grants them. Move where you fit in not where you want to mess up! And when people are invested in a community they have every right to tell people who aren’t to keep it moving.
I was reluctant leave NY my friends and family told me I was making a mistake. I moved from New York to the Poconos so my wife could be near her parents . I went form a rented studio Apatment in New York to a two bedroom house on an acre of land in a gated community. Now I know how to play golf and own a boat. Im a P&C agent I’m still binding the same amount of premium I was in NY better most months. There’s less people but also less competition.
Article came out today saying median rent in ny just hit 4000. I’m from new rochelle, ny right outside manhattan.
I did the same. Unfortunately a lot of the people from NYC are moving to NEPA and screwing it up big time. Crime is up in the bigger towns (tobyhanna, E Stroudsburg) and they all vote Democrat. They're like a plague of locusts, devouring everything in their path!
Just don’t vote blue here in PA please. Pennsylvania been disappointing me the last two elections
@@rollen901 never voted blue in my life
@@poconojimmysfishing my man. I have but that was in my 20s post indoctrination. When trump ran the first time is when i opened my eyes. No joke I voted for Obama in 08-12. The single biggest regret in my life. But I was indoctrinated now I dedicate my life to changing the blues views
Left Brooklyn, NY in June 21 for FL and never looking back.
Derek Jeter, while playing for the Yankees "lived" in NYC. I think it was the Trump Tower, not 100% sure. But when Derek filed his taxes, his RESIDENCE was listed as Florida. There was a whole big media frenzy about it. Derek is trying to avoid paying taxes, etc. No, he just didn't want to pay NYC taxes. I don't blame him. lol
Noooo its because baseball doesnt last more than 6 months and its freezing up there nothing wrong with the weather and the beaches and Freedom and peace in Florida !!!
Not cuz of taxes its common sense its cheaper also !! And
He had a home in New york Also probably rented it out in the winter or summer either way ! Thats what rich people Do they usually have rented property's and also move to Florida or Mexico, Texas, etc...
@@chris-cy5ed Uh no it's because of taxes.... Florida has no state tax.
Y'all in New York or wherever are welcome down south, but please do not try to change things. We don't want to hear what you think of local life, and don't try to push your state culture on us. We like things just the way they are that's all we request. You don't need go around and tell everyone 24/7 you just moved here or complain why people aren't interested in hearing why you moved. That's all we request!
This is exactly what will happen. They are all going to move to Florida or Texas and keep voting blue because they are oblvious to the fact that it's democrats causing the issue.
Speak for yourself
@@StuartFerguson55 locals don’t care. No one wants to hear about New York all day thanks
@@Mr_CigarJaxGuy I was referring to you welcoming everyone to come down south. Many of us would prefer they stay where they're at. You won't have to hear about New York all the time if the New Yorkers start in New York.
@@Mr_CigarJaxGuy New Yorkers always do what they want. If we feel like moving down south , we will & don't forget who won the war
As. 26 year old who lived their whole life in ny. I tell folks, “New York is basically a welfare state. It’s great if you’re on welfare or old and need elderly care. But if you’re making any type of income. It doesn’t even matter if it’s six figs or just a regular day job. Anyone who’s earning an income and not leeching off the system will become food for the leeches.
Facts!! That's also why a lot of elderly immigrants from other countries come here but their grandkids end up fleeing to another state. It's good for the leeches. Horrible for the workers.
@@professional.commentator 100% hit mail on head. I wound up going to college in Miami at fiu. Parents couldn’t understand why I wanted to go to Miami.
Now everybody is in Miami 😂😂😂😂
Told parents “you should’ve got a house via fha loan in my college town, rent it out, let it pay for itself, then you guys could’ve sold it for double after Covid if you didn’t want it”
But what do I know I eas just studying economics and finance. God forbid you tell these fauci loving medical professionals anything
Maybe when you get older you will learn better habits, or gain more life experience.
@@amsterdamcowboy9738 Seems he's already worked it out.
100%
I live two hours north of Manhattan in the Hudson Valley and it’s become awful to live here. Born and raised in the same small town that was once bucolic and peaceful. The first wave of NYC transplants was right after 9/11. New developments and apartment complexes sprung up. The transplants also brought their blue votes upstate. That was the first wave. The summer of 2020 and since has seen the second wave of transplants and this time is truly awful. The housing market is upside down, locals have been forced out of the market if not out of state. But just as bad or worse, all of these transplants moved here again and brought their liberal votes. Suddenly we now have two Democrat Socialist of America legislators in our county, protests of every social Justice cause, crime is way up due to bail reform and discovery law changes. This once quaint quiet area in a most beautiful valley sucks now. Large swaths of forest are gone, replaced by insanely priced tract housing developments and insanely high priced “luxury living” apartment complexes. Traffic is choking the local roads. But by far the worst is that, like locusts, they flee the big city because their votes destroyed their quality of life. So they move here and destroy this area too. I’ll never understand their thought process. I am trapped in NYS. Mỹ parents are aging and my career is here.
I wouldn't put all the blame on the transplants, but I did notice a lot of transplants started moving to the city in the early to mid 2010's. And at the same time, the social justice warrior trend started around that same time as well. Maybe it was a coincidence since it was happening all across the country, but native New Yorkers would've never allowed that.
@@professional.commentator I’m going by life experience here. I take a walk or bike around the gentrified hotspots and it’s pretty clear at election time who is voting for who given their yard signs. The ironic part is that the gentrified areas and the upper income pocket towns with million dollar cottages all fight things like affordable housing development in their neighborhoods. They only want it outside of their perimeters. The old “not in my backyard.” As soon as the violent crime and burglaries start in their backyard they’ll change their tunes.
@@RoccoMax100 Oh yea I noticed that too. I need to find out where most of these transplants come from. I know some are from California but it can't be all of them.
@@professional.commentator to be fair, the first wave twenty years ago were not that bad aside from a lot of our wooded areas disappearing. And in no way would I want the far right taking over either. As for transplants to NYC, I’d have to assume a large amount of residents in boroughs like Manhattan and Brooklyn are from other parts of the country. So I’m sure native NY’rs are not thrilled when places like Bushwick are gentrified by recent transplants.
I was part of the 2003 movement that made my way up to Dutchess county and it’s nothing compared to the wave that came after COVID. I miss upstate and live in nyc now but gosh it’s gotta be awful seeing the uncultured transplants ruining the beautiful villages and towns nearby. What was once called beacon is now called little Brooklyn 😢
My parents, grandparents and great grandparents were all born in Portland. Imagine my 4 ft.10” great grandma walking me, a 6 year old, to Lloyd Center when it was newly built. We felt safe the whole way. Wouldn’t it be nice if people could still do that? 😢
I grew up across the country in Philadelphia, and we were just out from sunlight to sundown, without cell phones and our parents fearing for our life. Imagine a child doing that today in Philadelphia - would be hard to imagine that kid being safe.
U must be a dwarf if ur grandma is that short.
Still can in majority of cities in Asia
@@andychia1403 still can in many areas of the US too but there's a few areas that are destroyed. New York, Chicago etc
@@jamieb3485... San Francisco, Portland, Houston...
I work in one of the 10 largest hospitals in the US. Every day we still get our covid inpatient numbers read during the daily huddle. It was around 20 today (far less I suspect, they're likely older and dying from preexisting conditions and happen to have covid), my boss said "I think this thing is finally ending." I don't think she heard me mumble "it was over 2 years ago."
Brings "Escape from NY" to a whole new meaning. Just start building a tall wall around NYC to keep the riff raff in.
I moved away from NY 20 years ago. Best decision of my life!
As one who moved to NYC in 2017, I agree. If you aren’t mid 30s or younger with no family and making at or over 70-80k, it’s great if you can put up with it. Anything past that isn’t really worth it rn. I don’t even want to pay the taxes lol, let alone raising a family there
Left New York 4 months ago, NEVER regretted my decision on that trem!
What state "will they" screw up next?
Scary
Florida
Texas, all large cities are already run by democrats and the recent race between Abbott and Beto was close.
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I was born in NYC & both my kids. I moved out to JC for a larger apartment & more amenities in my building. My kids still live in NYC. DeBlasio. Ruined NYC the pandemic killed it! It’s so ridiculously progressive. Everyone complains say they won’t vote Dem again & then they do!
Have you seen the republican candidates that run in NYC? Idiots.
I moved to Long Island just before the pandemic from BK and I honestly don’t even go back to the city .. I would love to move to Texas or Nashville.. NY has some of the best eateries & activities but I just prefer the peace, quiet and safety !!.. it’s really a different place to live now
No traffic and less crowded is nice too
Nashville is overcrowded and overrated. Texas is hit or miss.
I moved from there 22 years ago and never regretted it..
I would leave NYC right now if I knew I am leaving with a guarantee job in Florida
Get out of there bro better to be safe find a gig in FL fly down for a bit get the gig sell your pad or get off the lease and bounce.
It’s not impossible
Just got custody of my daughter and took her back home to Kentucky from Brooklyn. I do not see how people raise children in New York.
John Rocker said all this 20 years ago and was killed for it.
Stay out of Florida. We are full.
true dat. only move to FL if youll buy my house for double lol
I am in vancouver Washington don’t worry I vote red but good lord man my best buddies live in FL I heard you guys got flooded the sad part is you see austin texas it’s horrendous the californias and others have made it a hell hole
Yes we are full the quality of life is going down with every passing year.
Seriously, yankee go home.
Preach!
They keept voting for the inept political policy tho...
Not only that, but once they leave they go to next place and vote for the same thing in their new location. Mind boggling.
@@Armed98 😂😂
Nah. Its rigged. The people don't have a voice.
@@ianmeisner4313 Rigged yes. They can steal a 1-2 milion votes. But you still have to have 80 million human drones actualy voting for you to be elected.
I don't buy the "it's all fraud" narative. It's not, to many people are really commited to that inept political system.
And you can see it, once they move away to a new state they vote for the same thing.
Yeah, it's like giving your dog a treat every time it urinates on the floor.🤔
Same happened in South Africa with first Houghton and now Sandton. One wonders what the long term outcome would be. Once smart money leaves the turaround will take people down (in property prices) that are to slow to leave.
I feel like a gladiator. I never wore a mask, didn’t get the jab. I don’t even think I got Covid still to this day. I figured if it takes me out, imma go out on my terms not the government /society terms.
Interesting conversation...
Everywhere has good and bad. I'm a Floridian ,born and and raised, and the influx of people has always been a leading cause of increasing prices in this place. DeSantis originally shut down access to FL during the early part of Covid and turned away cruise ships rhat had sick people that wanted dock in the state. FLORIDA was less restricive but honestly, in Tampa, people kept their distance regarless and a lot of folks were outside, bike riding and exercising. You could not find a bike to purchase. But we also dont have subways nor the same dense areas, but Miami was out of control. Another thing is people left other states, came here, and the prices of real estate and rent in Tampa and St Pete are outrageous. Everyone flocks from one place to another, the next place becomes equally unaffordable. New York has its and Florida has The Florida Man stigma.
I felt that statement going to New York City for the book stores. Good ole days
I was born in Brooklyn in 1965… the 70’s is what New York is like right now!!!
That’s REALLY bad!!!
Doesn’t get any worse!!!
The only problem with Travis’ point, is that the New Yorkers moving out into small towns destroy them in real time.
yup boost them taxes 😂
10:58
Just as accurate to say, “taxes aren’t safe, cost of living isn’t safe, prices aren’t safe”
“Safe” is an idea that people fall into a rut of misunderstanding and focus on crime or weather because they are conditioned to respond to ‘fear input’ to determine “safe” as if safe is a viable antonym for ‘fear’ so they become unable to make good decisions for themselves. Basically they’ve become phobic to risk because of fear conditioning, therefore to be safe is a risk because freedom sounds “risky.”
GREAT SHOW!! PBD🔥💪and guests🎉
I think one of the externalities of this mass migration will be that the states that people flock to will be unaffordable, which is a big reason why people move their in the first place.
Exactly
Left NYC to Tokyo.
A positive bipolar opposite.
Clean, Affordable, Quality of Life, Efficient, No crazies compared to the States especially NYC, sense of peace, a long running list of positive takeaways.
Thank goodness we can raise our daughter here.
It’s not just NYC, NYS has also become a cesspool. The problem is that people can’t afford to leave.
And yet my people in Nigeria will give anything to go there. We need to start using our minds again!
Because they don’t have the experience of living there, they just see things on tv and think it’s sweet
Heard Canada is good, lots of igbo chose it over the UK. In the UK they are all yoruba
That's what ignorance and falling for too much fake media would convince you to do.
@@jazztheglass6139 Huhhh?? Speak English please or any Language ...your speaking in tongues
Just tell them to go to Texas/Florida
Look up Louis Rossmann. He has a series of videos where he has to deal with the city trying to shake him down for money after he moved his computer repair business from the city to Texas. Just a warning, it's rather infuriating.
What a great conversation. I feel lucky to have experienced NYC during a really fantastic time (2003- 2011) I'll always love you NY❤.
Or at least the memories of what it used to be
I used to live in Nee York during mayor Giuliani in fact he campaigned in my neighborhood Whitestone! At that time no one wanted to leave but I read the writings on the wall after few years I’m so happy I left long time ago in 1998!!😺
New Yorkers have always wanted to leave. Thats why they call it the modern concentration camp because it doesn’t let you leave
Never heard that aying until now. But I get you heard it somewhere. Isn't it more like a prison--No armies will be liberating us?
And they'll still vote Democrat. These people never learn.
Elections are fraudulent.
How does it happen ? The people or fraud ?
uni-party is not the answer. Red and Blue are both against the working class.
@@bobbarker3781 I'm a born and raised in NY trust me the level of brain wash is unmatched all of my family vote democrat regardless of their living situation fraud isn't needed there🤦🏽
This channel needs to reconcile its ‘remote work’ and ‘flee the city’ narrative…
I live just outside of New York everything he saying is 100% accurate.
I do live here. And its not. I actually don't understand how someone who was here from the 80s to the 2000s to today can say what he is saying with a straight face.
My only guess is that its a good gig these days to have an opinion on social media.
I will say, will the increased exposure on the media the subway has gotten exponentially better than even the 2010s.
@@amsterdamcowboy9738 gotcha guy
Fleeing is not the answer. Stay and fight for your state. Vote! Run for small public offices. Serve your community. Fight for what it's right.
fleeing is the answer
NY is lost. 16 counties outweigh the rest
Wait a min hear me out it might help soo many people flee those old cities turn red think of california I am hearing all you see is trump flags people are just sick of it there may be changes from all this
Fight to be broke in such an expensive, corrupt state ? No thank you
You cannot win over machines and computers
I don’t want to generalize but you know why NY is like that. What I dislike is that most of those come to Florida and still vote left…. I don’t get it.
because they fled the housing costs not the policies
@@grimaffiliations3671 did you not watch the video going over insane levels of crime caused by poor policies. High housing is due to government corruption. Try and built a small home=nope. Try to build a mansion= pay right people and no problem.
I am from VA and recently went to CT and on the way back to NYC i took metro north and got down at Harlem metro station at 10.30 am and i could not walk out of the Harlem metro and next five blocks without people asking me money and being abused. There are lot of Police in Harlem metro and on roads but still i was not safe, few times my back pack was pulled and i was luck to get a taxi and safely moved into NYC and Penn Station.
Praise God, I've been in Texas the entire time!! Amen!!
I would leave New York, I lived in Montreal, and left soon as I got a job that allowed me to live anywhere I want.
Been to NY twice. Once, on a connection to eventually Iraq and the other to see my uncle in 2006. Never been back, good to visit and say I've been there BUT not for me
Stop and frisk was a bad idea. Other than that I agree with most of what’s being said here
Hey Pat love your show! Would you do a segment about bldg 7 during 911 just an honest look thanks
You fixing to get PBD de-platformed!?😂
I live in upstate New York and I still want to leave this forsaken state
I’m in New York. Median rent just hit $4000+ for nyc
This is even with a larger selection of apartments available
It depends on what part of NY. I live in the Adirondack Mountains. It is very conservative up here and focuses heavily on family and community. However, the city dictates everything for the whole state, even though it is half the population of the state. We need some legislative separation, but not a complete one as we heavily rely on their taxes
And the other problem is the problems with NYC is spilling into "Up State" NY. There's a lot of NY State that does not give AF about New York City. Nor should they. And vice-versa, but that's not the way it works.
Upstate is forgotten about and I hope it stays that way... Only so that people from NYC move south or west and not north 😂
Proud American right? Jeesh
@@mistermonsieur2924 I've been working in US NY for 25 years and it has gotten increasingly more depressing. I've seen a lot of small businesses close. Unfortunately, that seems to be the problem everywhere. I would say it's been worse in US NY, but that could just be that I'm there more than say rural Vermont. I was just out in Indianna - Decatur area for a few weeks and it pretty much looked like there was more business now than it did 17 years ago when I lived/worked out there. Not too many boarded up businesses. I would say in general the mid west has much less run down dilapidated businesses/houses/buildings than US NY. It sucks US NY is one of my most favorite places to work. The people are nice, I've met a lot of people throughout the years I consider friends, there's lots for me to do.
My exposure to US NY is the corridor south of 90 from Utica to Buffalo. Just above the Finger Lakes. I never get above Brewerton. I've worked in NYC a few times. Just finished a project in Red Hook (Brooklyn). Ehh if I never see NYC again I'd be ok with that. Just not my thing.
Take care.
@@Elkmonger I grew up north of there. I've been to every place you've mentioned. As you note, times are about tougher up there in terms of income, jobs, business. That's what makes the people more down to earth. The whole state outside of NYC is a beautiful place. Unfortunately, NYC and the out of touch politics it generates in Albany lords over the regular folks of upstate. On multiple occasions the governor told the masses they weren't real new yorkers if they didn't share certain progressive NYC values. They made millions of upstate residents criminals over night in 2013. They are completely out of touch with the ethos and needs of people outside of NYC. They are prostitutes for the money handled in NYC while they take upstate water and send their refuse all over the place. Every once in a while they spin up an upstate jobs PR campaign and it turns out to be a dismal shadow of their promise that gets cut short or turns to political folly. The return of Nestle, the cleanup of Onondaga lake, now the microchip plant.
All of NY state could be a true powerhouse. Instead it's been relegated to a rat infested city that exists mainly on shuffling accounts and stock trades surrounded by a deindustrialized and forlorn mostly rural buffer zone.
The rich farmland, abundant freshwater resources, struggling workforce, vacant commerical property, and ideally situated highway system could all be leveraged into a highly competitive and successful polity going into the future. Unfortunately, no one seems to care enough beyond enforcing their social policies while the infrastructure crumbles.
How we in Missouri feel about St. Louis.
As a New Yorker that documented 20% is realistically 40%
There is a guy in Buffalo that kept his gym open and cops were sent to close him down. You could go to the liquor store, Walmart, McDonald’s but not the gym. Crazy. I’m looking for another state to move to.
I'm a California native and havekved here my whole life, I've just never had the desire to visit NYC really
I've been wanting out of NY for 4 years, but am stuck here. I can't save up enough money to get out. :( It's so expensive just existing here that coming up with the thousands needed for all the moving costs includiing first and last months rent somewhere else WHILE paying NYC rent and expenses has been impossible. The irony is I can't afford this place, but because of that I also can't afford to ever leave!
I’m an European. I visited NYC in 2011. It was amazing and I had lots of fun! I have not been back since!
Don’t go back anytime soon. I was there a few months ago and every block smelled like trash and marijuana. We didn’t feel safe the whole time we were there.
Oh you got lucky. You visited the city during one of its peak years. After like 2012, it all started going downhill quick!
@@professional.commentator as someone who frequently went to NYC from 2009-2015, I can say that it started going downhill when Deblasio took office in 2014. There was a real noticeable change in the city after that.
“A European” what’s that lol
It's mainly housing costs. If you're a red state that doesn't want to be like cali and new york, make sure to build as much housing as possible
You are paying for the Public Unions/ Politicians lavish salaries and million dollar pensions!!
@@mariooliveira9074 zoning laws need to be fixed anita
@@grimaffiliations3671 Get rid of the Public Unions and cut politicians salaries in half!! Their is reason why people are fleeing high tax Blue States!! Our Public servant shouldn't be retiring at 49 with a $117k pension and taking another state job for a second pension!! Our city is bankrupt with over $100 million dollars in unfunded pension liabilities!! We are running out of tax payers because they are leaving to Red States for better quality of life. It's called they get to keep more of their paycheck!!🤔
I lived in New York City my whole life. I got priced out. To rent a 2 bedroom apartment in a decent neighborhood you’re looking at minimum $1800 a month. I moved to upstate NY I live in a huge 3 bedroom apartment with a giant backyard two car garage for $800 a month. What I have now would be around $3000+ a month in the city. It’s ridiculous.
Where is the full podcast
NYer here. The gent and his point on Guiliani is spot on true. NY TRANSFORMED and now here we are in a liberal hell.
Lovin' the variety of drinks on this show. Chocolate milk?, tea, and a mystery drink in the red cup. Any guesses what's in that cup? :D
@5:20 Ditto. I live in Houston, and Covid barely made a dent in the living experience here after May 2020.
"Whoever controls the people’s fears becomes master of their souls"
My family and I are looking towards Florida in the next 3-5yrs (#LeavingLongIsland)
Stopped watching the Yankees when the folded and stopped playing God Bless America during 7th inning stretch. Shame on them.
That story got swept under the rug quickly didn’t it?
Brilliant reporting....thank you. So sad about New York
I moved out of California in 2020 all the restrictions we’re making me go crazy and sitting at home was so lonely and it felt like a prison that I could leave but then everything else outside was closed down. I felt more fear and dread and anxiety from the treatment of the virus not the virus itself
Problem is a lot of these people who move out will vote for the same BS that got them to move in the first place. You voted for it, now you deal with it. I love my red Midwest state (Indiana)
“The Rotten Apple”
I moved out of NYC when i was 24 years old because it wasn't worth it then and that was 28 years ago. I do miss the weather (Florida living now) but I can't tolerate the confiscation of wealth coupled with crumbling infrastructure and crowds of angry people honking and sneering at each other.
I left NYC last September. Thank God.
Moved out of NY a year and a half ago to a red western state and I have not missed it once. I actually look at people differently who refuse to leave. Even with the world going to shit life is exponentially better over here.
Which state
@Greg Pim well he stated a red WESTERN state, so the options are:
1.) Idaho
2.) Wyoming
3.) Utah
4.) Montana
@@gamemediafan1714 all those states offer nothing attractive except if you value wilderness over making money and
Even then, upstate NY has plenty of that.
@@Brazillianboi69 pretty sure one can make a steady income in those 4 states.