I Ventured Into The WORST Neighborhood In Montgomery, Alabama
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- čas přidán 15. 05. 2021
- This part of Montgomery might be the worst place I've seen in a long time!
For this drive, I left downtown Montgomery, the capital of Alabama and headed south into a neighborhood that I had heard was beyond repair. The goal was to document and show one of the worst areas in Montgomery. As it turns out, this is one of the worst areas I’ve ever seen. The day was Thursday, December 7, 2021 at 10 am, and the rainy day created a gloom over this part of town which made it look even more dreadful.
This particular pocket of town is only a two minute drive south of downtown, in a neighborhood called Washington Park. Now Montgomery isn’t a very dangerous place overall - it’s about average crime wise, and ranks as one of the safest of Alabama’s big cities. But down here has shootings and robberies and it looks like it’s been completely forgotten about.
The poverty in this state is beyond belief - this is the fifth poorest state in the country. In Montgomery proper, about 1 in 5 people lives below the poverty line, but in this part of town, it’s likely closer to 80%.
In today’s modern America, this is stunning and this is deplorable. How we allow a community to exist like this is a disgrace. Our nation - the richest of all nations, which gave $10 million dollars - no joke to Pakistan for gender studies, and we can’t fix our cities? We literally give other countries so much money for the dumbest crap and yet here we are, with our own rotting communities filled with good decent people. What is going on in America? Call your congressmen and get things fixed Montgomery.
Here is the worst part of Montgomery, Alabama.
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As a person who lives here, all I can say is were trying...
I'm sure you are. Wishing you the best.
David. What impact has the Housing Authority and subsidized housing had on the neighborhood?
@@micmc7725 HA and subs have mostly impacted other neighborhoods, but you can see the hulls of absentee landlordism all over town. generally the victims of HA are the renters, and the homeowners and residents nearby, it's a giant handout to slumlords. they get a house able to pass inspection a few times, get a resident qualified for subs, make the resident(and taxpayers) pay for their entire mortgage in a few years... repeat until the owner has no interest in maintaining the property, at which point, they can't find another sucker, so they leave the property to rot and generally stop paying even the extremely low property taxes on it.
You have the Biscuits and the zoo. Other than that definitely not a travel destination.
Gump Town West Side
Even in that hell hole, some people take care of their property's.
Because America is the Greatest
there are really wonderful blocks in that neighborhood. one of my music students pre-covid was a very nice old preacher, his wife was a carpenter, and their house was a block off rosa parks down really close to that bright red cinder block building. they mow the lawns on their entire block every saturday morning.
a good indicator of if a block is going to "come back" is if the people owning the property live in it. a great way to instantly bring the area back would be to mandate local ownership.
Very few and they tend to be older people that have better values and take pride in their property and family. Their children are more likely to care about their belongings and their children. You're a product if your parents. Unfortunately the number of crappy parents are growing. This is what creates dilapidated neighborhoods and crime. Lot's of fatherless homes.
@@jasonfifi that's a good idea. Instead it seems they let these property investors from out of state buy the homes up. They either or are sitting empty or they are renting them out. Nowadays depending on where you live renters don't take any pride in where they live by keeping it tidy and clean inside and outside.
@@mateo801 but yet the message is to have kids you can't afford or have any idea of how they will be provided for. A lot of people had kids when they shouldn't because they're unfit. Everybody is not meant to be a parent and it should normalized more. It would cut down on these wayward kids lost out here committing crimes.
You might be surprised how, if the tables are turned, the “good people in our own rotting communities” would like to reorder the lives of helicoptering do-gooders who judge their lives as outsiders looking in. However, thanks for sharing the hand painted sign addressed to youth. There are neighborhoods in my city that look like this. I grew up in one.
Here's your answer Nick, go on the east side of Montgomery, and you'll see where all the money's going. One reason why I left Montgomery in'96, and joined the military, to get away from all that poverty. I'm in Colorado now, and will never live in Alabama again
Very smart move.
Bob Riley was the best governor this state has seen in many years. If we could get someone like him again the state will improve. Also this state needs the lottery to help fund schools and law enforcement, unless some corrupt politicians steal from the pot it is worth a try.
East Montgomery isn’t good anymore. Especially around Eastdale Mall. Everybody’s moving to Pike Rd, Prattville and Millbrook now
@@ZyKingZionSmith facts East montgomery has been getting alot of shootings on the blvd
@@derekhall2079 You are crazy, he was the most corrupt politician, he makes Singleman look like choir boy.
It’s sad that some communities get so bad. Makes you wonder how some places get this way when I’m sure that at first it started out as a decent community.
The fourth industrial is very old plan.
That's how it is for real, but go on the east side of Montgomery, and you will see a total different side. They even moved Montgomery Mall from the black community to the white community. The messed up part of this, Eastdale Mall is a few miles from there. Now tell me that wasn't intentional.
It is sad and it's everywhere
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I grew up on this side of town. I'm 35. I tell you one thing a lot of us grew up in 2-parent homes. Over half of us. We had mom & pops in the house. A lot of elderly people also. Our house was fixed up because my dad was a mechanic, painter, roofer, etc lol. I'm in Old Cloverdale now. Its not where you start. Our strong foundation in God made the difference.🙌
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Ridgecrest Native here; I concur.
Im 36. Raised in Montgomery. This video was shared today in a mtg group and I was appalled with the comments. My Memaw helped raise me and she lived on south Lawrence street. Her home was well kept and she had a beautiful yard.
This is the area that I was born in. This is the WEST SIDE of Montgomery, AL. Our city knows that this side is never upgraded/updated or even cared for. Now, there are parts that HAVE been given nice touches and that would be work from the residents. So far in this video, you've driven past my childhood home, childhood friends' homes, a library and YMCA that I frequented and a school that I attended. It hurts my heart to see it being showcased this way, knowing that our city doesn't give a damn about this side of town. This is a predominately Black neighborhood. Again, we don't need you to tell us to reach out to our Congressmen and Congresswomen, they know and either have attempted to make changes and were completely ignored or there are some that simply DO NOT CARE. The East Side and Downtown is being built up for attractions. Oh and Gov. Ivey just spent $3 BILLION on new prisons here. TERRIBLE!!!
My kids went to the y too!
When the state comes in to rebuild, the residents destroy it within a few months.
If everyone would keep their homes up the neighborhood would not look bad and if the the younger people would help take care of their parents and grandparents homes it would help to some older people don't have family and it helps if their neighbors can help them out to it is sad that peoples homes are run down because people don't help others out in a neighborhood I always helped my older neighbors out with things that they could not do I really miss my neighbor that passed away last year she had no family and I helped her as much as I could 😢 I pray that we all can work together and help each other and make Montgomery Al a better place for everyone 🙏
Dec 2021? Travel machine? XO Johnson.
I was thinking the same thing
😨😨😨😨he is Dr Who
Same
No education, jobs, mental health issues just to name a few.
I was thinking the same thing!
My mother still lives on first street he turns on in that video (Clinton St). I grew up in Montgomery and poverty is soul crushing. Filming in the rain was really appropriate, the sky is pretty grey and rainy during the winter in Montgomery. Thanks for posting.
It's crazy. I've lived here my entire life and all I want to do is get out. Everyone is leaving now because everything is in ruins. Everyone is moving to the Prattville, Millbrook, Pike road area now. I've never seen our city look so terrible and fallen apart. Most places you can't even go anymore due to crimes. And God hope you don't venture outside your house at night. I've gotten woken up many a nights to gunshots. Get your shot together Montgomery....
If I were a gambling woman I’d put money down there was once a factory not far away where the people of this town worked and the jobs were sent abroad !! This is happening all over the UK also ! Once thriving towns and cities reduced to nothing as the blue collar workers jobs disappeared and welfare / social security payments took there place !! These are sweet little houses with front porches that didn’t always look this way !!
Your right
Same thing in ELIZABETH CITY, NC!! a big cotton mill near great grandfather's house ..closed years ago...area on downside indeed.
Yeah, there are coal plants and cotton fields outside the Montgomery metro area and Birmingham about a hour and a half north was a major coal and iron city before the industry went cold and the city had its major downfall
@Shaun Rupert yeah we're thriving it's growing faster than ever
Hey I've grown up on Wade Street. Yeah the houses are old, a lot of them boarded up but the people around are super nice
You're right, but it's sad the white people are letting the black side of Montgomery rot before our eyes. When I went home in '14, when my mom passed, I was in disbelief on how Ridgecrest looked. It is destroyed.
Further more..there is nothing wrong with those houses..they might need a little paint..they were built almost a hundred years ago....
Montgomery has ALWAYS disregarded the West side since I was a child. These people have no money to fix up these houses. My childhood house and grandma's house looks the SAME from when I was growing up in the 80s. Same good people but sadly, same ol houses.
I kno Wade st. I grew up on Carlo st by loveless elem. Neighbors were always nice and will share anything with you. Houses just need sprucing up.
Lmao the sign for crackheads had me weak .. goodness 😫
But some are motivational
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I LIVE IN THAT EREA AND I'M NOT A CRACK-HEAD AND THE MAJORITY OF THIS VIDEO IS CALLED "THE WEST SIDE" WASHINGTON PARK STOPS WHERE EARLY STREET START PLUS DEC. 7, 2021 IS NOT HERE YET I KNOW IT'S A TYPEO AND THERE'S PLENTY MORE PLACES WORSE
@@ddham2452 did you make the signs?
When you have yazael living there, you need signs like that
Sometimes I feel like I need to chug a bucket of Prozac before I look at the devastation in some of these areas.
At least they have backyards. I'd lose my mind in a luxury high rise condo.
@William Mulvaney I was thinking more along the lines of bbq, Sinatra and whisky while looking at the stars.
It doesn’t look that good but it doesn’t look that bad, either?
Small homes with cars in front. OMG, how tragic.
As someone who recently moved here, I can tell you the neighborhoods are very deceptive. I drove around thinking "It's not that bad", but the city has a higher gun violence rate than Chicago! It's such a small city, yet there are multiple shootings almost daily. The city has one "good part," where I've almost been robbed twice. The rest of the city is lawless, with deceptively ok looking neighborhoods.
@@MadcowMania Interesting, been here since 2013 and habe never had that happen. While I often hear gunshots, they're usually targeted attacks and not random to just anyone in the vicinity, so I'm not too worried. Still best to stay indoors at night but I don't fear running to the store if need be, I just check around me and never zone out of my surroundings.
But I don't say that to negate your experiences, just odd that you've had such misfortune happen to you.
@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley yeah, most are targeted attacks, and noones tried to rob me anywhere else but Eastchase, late at night. The Gamestop in Eastchase was robbed at gunpoint last month in broad daylight. Craziness.
@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley I have been in Montgomery since 96 and have never had that happen either. I have no problem going out at night even as a female alone. I go shopping primarily at night alone. You are absolutely right you very rarely hear about random people being attacked or shot at. Majority of murders are personal and are committed by someone the victim knew. I won't say all are personal because we do have the rare ones that are random because someone got pissed off about something. I had a friend robbed of his truck on Ann Street several years ago and I've had my car broken into but that happens EVERYWHERE. Now I do live on the East side closer to the Chantilly area now which I know is better than some other areas. I grew up off of N Burbank which I know is also better than some areas but not the best either. I mean come on it was known as "Polane". lol
Sir, as a woman who was born and still lives in montgomery i assure you that all towns in all america have bad and rundown areas. Montgomery is beautiful !! Great history, buildings, art, culture, and beautiful people! We're not called Alabama the beautiful for nothing. Stop giving people the wrong idea of montgomery by only showing the ghettos and messed up parts. which everyone has. I love my city! # sweet home alabama
Thank you for writing this. I am considering moving to Montgomery and this video was giving me 2nd thoughts.
But I grew up and still live in Alabama it does suck
I'd like to put the STOP BEING CRACKHEADS sign up in my yard here in Waterbury, CT.
Lol crazy i live in Montgomery but I’m from Waterbury 😂
@@camknight2411 Seriously? I never thought waterbury people moved anywhere never mind to Montgomery. He can do a whole video about you're two cities and which is worse lol
You should, it's your right!
Let me know I can make it happen.
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Here's me, being from Montgomery, realizing the rest of the US isnt like this.
Love the channel! Keep up the good work!
18:45 you past the church that Martin Luther King Preached at and had meetings at during the Civil rights era. My Grand father Walter Thomas was also apart of those meetings.
Just wondering what you use to determine how poor a state is? Alabama is considered 5th poorest in the nation but has very few homeless. If you only use income and it's not adjusted for the cost of living then you aren't showing the real proverty. Some of the states with the highest incomes also have the highest cost of living and the most homeless. Yes Alabama has problems but the starting pay for most jobs here is 11 to 15 per hour yet rent and mortgages are very cheap. Our unemployment rate is 3.8 which is one of the lowest in the country. We do need to fix our own country and stop sending money to other countries especially those who hate us.
Dang, 2021, lol! Way to be ahead of the game Nick!
I was going to say the same thing. "What thuuuu, whatthe?"
Lol!!!?
That's what I just came to post. :16
I was like huh? I had to listen to it 3 or 4 times
That's so sad the entire place is so rundown. The richest country in the world and we can never take care of our own first
Love your content! It is very sad, makes me wanna flip houses, bring the communities back to life, open places to work. I have ideas just don't know how to put them into play.
Anyways Keep up the great work! You do an amazing job!
As a Montgomery resident of 63 years let me invite you to come do that. in my neighborhood Highland Park that has gone down in the last 20 years people are doing what you're talkin about and the neighborhood is improving.
THEY REATHER TARE THEM DOWN THAN TO SELL THEM CHEAP AND HELP A PERSON FIX UP "NO" BECAUSE YOU KNOW THE REST
Grab your checkbook and a hammer. You can start today, head to Montgomery and start buying these crack shacks. You can buy them for $15k, put $100k in them and the fair market value will be $35k.....because of location, location, location. Your $125k fixed-up crack shack will be next to 19 other $15k crack shacks, full of thugs, crackheads, shootings, loud music, hollering, fighting, cussing, drug use and more.
I live in a very rough part of Montgomery but so far I haven't had to many problems I've been broken into once but I wasn't home and I usually just mind my own business and I have no problems .
Chris’s hotdogs is the best. No one can beat it
Same. Just gun play . Stay in your lane. I just saw a video of someone driving the west side at night. Had no clue and freaked out when they started shooting. Hit the interstate real fast. I almost laughed.
Do you have a security alarm and a pistol to protect yourself in your home? Maybe even a dog too.
If you want to see really bad go to Gate City in Birmingham, Alabama and a step beyond even that is Bessemer.
This was sad. So many boarded up houses. Kind of eerie too, there was hardly any traffic or people outside (I know, weather was crap). Thanks for sharing.
The weather was crap 🌧
I’m cracking up laughing because one of your ads on this video is from my company I work for LOL
What?? No way!! ❤️
Having lived here, and now living in a bigger city, I notice the nice wide streets through these neighborhoods. These were nice areas when I lived there, many years ago. There was an even more desolate part of town a little north of here called Clayton Alley. When I moved, the streets in that area were still unpaved.
They’re about to shut down Chris’s hotdogs downtown man
@@jasonbattles9477 Nooo! Seriously?
@@geowilliams8915 Yes it’s in the talks and they’re heavily considering it. I hope they don’t though, the pandemic put a lot of businesses out here.
It looks a lot gloomier in the rain. Many of the houses look unoccupied. I checked the neighborhood out on Zillow. You can buy a lot of these houses in the $20k-30k range. Imaging paying $125/yr in property taxes!
THE HOUSES HE SHOWED NONE IS WORTH THAT MUCH. TAKE A CLOSER LOOK: ROOF FLOORS WIRERING PIPES HOLES
@@ddham2452 The houses I saw on Zillow may not have been on those exact streets. They looked like the houses we saw in the video but they were intact and looked at least habitable if not luxurious.
@@BlazingLaser THOSE HOUSES ON THE EAST SIDE WHERE ALL THE WHITE LIVE AND A HAND FULL OF BLACKS
I live on the east side of Montgomery and there is a huge difference between the East side of Montgomery and the west side. East side has a shopping district, stores, two story houses, somewhat decent school systems, etc. But around the University? Complete and utter poverty it’s really overwhelming to look at. Only thing even slightly close to a shopping district there is a laundromat, a dollar general, and a metro PCS. And the schools around there are some of the worst ones in the city, state even. Some of these people have turned these houses into small businesses and I see that as some progress, but since everyone is moving to the east side of Montgomery, communities like these are being left behind.
I have been a volunteer driver for Meals on Wheels in Montgomery for several years. Almost all of my clients do a good job of keeping their property neat and orderly, even the ones who rent. This city has a lot of good people.
Damn my own hometown... you passed by some homes I used to stay at! Especially on adline and Holt street
S. Holt street for me too!
I grew up on Holt st. until I was about 5 then we moved to Carlo st.
Thanks for showing this area 👍
Ok keisha
I did volunteer work for groups like Habitat For Humanity and surmised as much as you would like to help, people in despair see home maintenance , even on a very low budget, far down their priority list.
I was born and raised in Montgomery, Alabama. The problem is that the government needs to stop enabling citizens' helplessness. Pride in hard work and education is the solution. Less government, more self-esteem.
With all this poverty, I notice a lot of nice cars in the yards.
You're living the real life.
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Hey John! ❤️
Thank you for sharing this video
Ok!
You have made many points in this video I live in montgomery born and raised we lived close to downtown back then these neighborhoods where in better shape its sad to see the state of them now they put so much money in building condos downtown it would be nice them work on the neighborhoods
Take pride in yourself and your family. Pick up the litter in your yard. Pick it up all the way to the pavement edge! And teach your children not to litter. It takes ZERO money to pick up the trash in your yard! Many of these homes could of been saved had someone took time to do the little repairs, that all homes need, before they became big problems.
WE DO NOT OWN THESE HOUSES TELL IT TO THE OWNER
@@ddham2452 I believe he means if you live in them as a owner or a renter to take pride by keeping where you live neat and tidy. You know what they meant. They are correct too. No matter where you live you should take pride in the appearance of it by cutting the grass and keeping the litter picked up. It's called being being a good steward.
@@truthhurts...6574THESE HOUSES ARE OLD AND IN NEED OF REPAIR. WHERE IS THE TRASH? IT'S THE OWNERS PART TO FIX THEIR OWN HOME NOT THE RENTERS.
I LIVE HERE AND ALL THE STREETS HE WENT ON I KNOW WELL AND ONE OF THESE HOUSES I LIVE IN. DID YOU WATCH THE VIDEO?
Also, it amuses me that people "wonder" why there is so much poverty in this country. In this case, look to the west and north of where the drive was going - you'll see two interstates. These played a significant role in ruining formerly affluent black neighborhoods (yes, you heard that right - there actually used to be good inner-city black neighborhoods). This is also why you may have heard of efforts to scrap or cap existing freeways in certain cities. Many black neighborhoods were cleaved in twos or threes when those were built, and it drove out a lot of wealth that would have otherwise existed without this.
Gary looked worse
Detroit looks bad too
. Yeah and look how much money they give to Israel
Yep , looks like they have just funded a war over there ! The foreign aid budget doesn’t get used for good stuff , it’s used to destabilise countries all the while our own countries are being destabilised because of it !! Politicians are crooks and thieves !
And palestine too
Looks like Beverly Hills compared to the south and west sides of Chicago and Gary, IN.
Maybe so but Montgomery destroyed or redone most of their projects (at least 10) by in 2000's, and to be honest Chi did too. As far as looks Chi not that bad its the residents in certain areas. Compare to the 90's and 80's not nearly as bad. Gary is basically abandoned.
Bronx projects scariest places on Earth.
I know I have a video on it soon
@@NickJohnson For the love of GOD don't go there!!
If this is the worst neighborhood you have ever seen, clearly you have never been to Detroit, MI.
So many places boarded up. Hey Nick! Hope about providing more commentary when you do these videos? Like, why are so many houses boarded up, why are so many houses being knocked down, etc. It would make for a much more enjoyable video.
I mean, I have seen worse
Outstanding documentary Nick. Hopefully ( not likely ) your message gets to the right people regarding this ongoing problem.
Not likely at all
@@NickJohnson
I forgot to add that even if the message does get to these half wits, they probably won’t do anything about it nor will they care.
Whoa, the day was December 7, 2021??? Nick, share that time traveling with the rest of us!
I am!!
i agree Nick, this says a lot about the people in our country, so sad
Many of these homes were owned by African-American teachers, business owners, doctors, and professionals. The homes are on average 1200-1800 sqft. Those streets once thrived, but as the original homeowners aged and their children having no interest in keeping the property they either sale, board up or rent out the home to people who will not take of it. My neighborhood is 5 minutes away from all of this and we have maintained our homes and property and gain value every year. If anything, you just offered a glance to a huge financial opportunity to anyone looking for lots of property for a small investment.
How were u there december 2021 if its currently May 2021???
Clearly he means 2020
The beauty of these neighbourhoods is the size of the lots....when the upswing comes these places will be in demand big bucks..
YOU KNOW WHAT TO SAY!!! I live in Montgomery believe me that property is gold!!!
Great Scott!!!
Nick, LOVE your channel and all the videos. I really find Nappy though annoying and fast forward when that is on. Do you really need to have them on your videos?
Comic relief but also truth being told through the cartoon by Nick himself to himself to us.
The economy got sooo baaad that even "Clip-Uz" went outa business.
Damn!!! Nooooo
I seen that sign a million times already 🤣🤣🤣
If they were "good people" there neighborhood would not be a crap hole.
When will u go to Durham Nc we have had shots fired every night about 10 to 12
In your intro to your video...
The date could not have possibly been December 7th 2021 because today is only May 17th 2021...
HOWEVER, thank you for making this video and stating facts.
Who knows maybe now we can get some help to rebuild this city.
I love that sign 😂
Early on in the video, you rode by a vacant fenced-in lot where my late grandmother's house used to be (she died earlier this year). It was destroyed by a fire in 1987.
"Thursday, Dec.7, 2021". Back to the future? LOL
Wrong date and I would not feel safe walking or driving around that neighborhood. I wonder what goes on at night.
Nothing I'm from Montgomery people pretty much be chilling out here
He sees six dudes walking...
Does a U-turn.
I grew up in a small town in northern Michigan and this is pretty similar to what I grew up with.
This looks like so many neighborhoods in North Carolina too
And the 3rd and 5th ward neighborhoods in Houston.
Gary, Indiana is definitely worse than these neighborhoods in the video.
I love the sign lol
a lot of planning, urban homesteading, and private development could renew and rebuild this area, we did this in Houston Heights, anything close to downtown in major cities is ripe for development and renewal
At least there was not the seemingly endless piles of rubbish and street people like I saw in LA a few years ago.
The thing I always marvel at, living in this surrounding area, is the cars these places will own. The house is shit, and they may not have much for food on the table and the inside of the house may be a reflection of the outside, but their rides are always clean.
Also, I could show you worse than that.
Now, this is true, of course. You see it everywhere. The reason is that cars to Americans are like water to fish. You simply must have a car, because you cannot drive a house to work or the stores.
When you'll post videos of Mobile and New Orleans?
Was thinking that too.
"Call your congressman and get things fixed Montgomery!" I wish poverty were that simple.
"Excuse me, Mr. Congressman? Could you pass a bill that fixes the poverty when you get a moment?"
I’m from Scotland but my dad is from a small town near Muncie Indiana. Parts of Muncie are worse than this (and worse than many other places you’ve filmed). But i’ve never been led to believe that Muncie’s problems are uncommon
Wow i knew muncie was bad. But that bad. As far as a visual look
@@bmace7665 yeah i specifically remember the area near the social security office, just north of downtown, being very rundown when i was last there in 2019. I think many properties have been demolished in recent years so maybe it will get better. The neighbourhood is walking distance from downtown & you can get a house for like $30,000
Having grown up in a trailer park in rural Alabama this doesn't even look that bad to me.
As someone who lives here I wish there was a way to help make their lives easier and to help fix up the houses and stuff. I feel like if you could improve their quality of living at their home by renovating it, the ones with boarded windows, cracked paint , etc and help the houses and yards look better it could help the community. I think it would be amazing to some how get the money saved up to start working on the houses and businesses to help make it look better and hopefully bring the community together by helping each other out with the renovations.
I’ve lived in Montgomery for over 35 years. Anything that’s given to people for free will be destroyed. Unless you work for it yourself people won’t take care of it. Sorry but it’s true. Look at all the public housing. The people that live there trash it. They take no pride in something that’s given to them.
Amen people just need help the older ones that can't do it by themselves ❤
At least the weather looks nice for December.
He said December 2021.
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@@charlesdixon9554 at :16
The Montgomery neighbor looks patchwork with some houses a little rough and others really bad, boarded up, or maybe condemned. What is more striking is the condition of the nearby storefronts. I wondered if Nick gets to Mobile, AL. It has a decent downtown, some tourism, business from the ports, and yet crazy crime issues with Pritchard. Across the bay, Spanish Fort and Daphne is nice.
I am sure you have received this before, but go to Selma and Lowndes County AL. Lowndes does not have sewer services. Many people in Selma have water spigots sticking up in the front yard to supply their water The people have health department approved septic tanks (if they are lucky). Many still have outhouses
Please do a story on Selma Alabama🙏🏾
That's just sad. Such a shame. I would love to visit Montgomery. I would love to experience their 'Southern Hospitality.'
That’s just one side of Montgomery. Everywhere else it does not look like this. Just like every other city, one area is always poor looking. One side never gets any love, but neglect. Montgomery still has history
I went there with my dad once and saw that same sign I’m surprised it’s still up 😂
I live in Brookhaven, although alot of people call it Ridgecrest. I bought a plantation that once encompassed the entire neighborhood for 35k three years ago. Alot of the people here are very nice, but at the same time the bad Ones are so overwhelmingly bad that it brings everyone down as a whole. The good thing is that most of the homes were built so well that it wouldn't take much to fix them, and they're dirt cheap. They're passing alot of infrastructure plans, and since the pandemic alot of people have been coming in and buying up these dilapidated homes to fix. There is an upswing happening. It's up to the bad lifelong residents to decide to quit littering, shooting guns nonstop, and playing into every negative stereotype, otherwise they're going to get left behind or put away in a corner somewhere in town. The good residents are brilliant, hardworking, and there's a true sense of entrepreneurship when you drive around.
This really looks like a investigation summary of a certain area. In my CITY
I live in Montgomery. That area used to be really bad, but nobody’s there anymore
I just left that area I'm originally from Birmingham but I live in Montgomery this City needs so much
Got depressed all over again I'm glad I moved away from my Montgomery 6 years ago. I put so many applications in and nobody would call me back. Today me and my family live in Nashville and I have never had a problem finding a job here. I currently have a good job making 22 dollars an hour . I'll always go back home to visit but never to live again.
When i saw that blue pimped-out car.. I know something is going on in this neighborhood
As I watch some of your videos, I always think what it was like 50 years ago. Just a history buff here.
The grey sky make it even more sad 😔
December 7th 2021 is on a Tuesday and and it hasn't happened yet at least where I live anyway
That's my birthday!
@@albertsancho5909 well Happy 🎂 🎁 birthday, mine is may -18
@@barlowmcmaster9771 happy pre-birthday
Those signs are there fr. I use to live near there.
December 7 2021??? How’d you do that?
I'm full of surprises
Do a video on Humboldt county I hear it's dangerous 😳
I might actually!
I can't stop laughing about that thumbnail!! 😂
Have you checked out the Brightmoor area of Detroit?
Brightmoor is WAY WORSE. I'm from there, it used to be such a great place to live.
Did you make this from the future? 12/7/2021? If so maybe there is a chance to save that part of Montgomery. I still think East Cleveland is a bigger hell hole
I'll try