LOL oh man I have so much nostalgia watching this. I had the same dilemma back in the early 2010s. It was so rare for my friends come and visit me in DTLA cuz no one was willing to brave the traffic, let alone park. Mind you this was back then, I can't even imagine it now. The helicopter footage was hilarious! That, I def don't miss.
Ngl man, it sounds like you need better friends. I have pals spread out all over LA (Long beach, the valley, hollywood, downtown, etc), and we always manage to touch base when we can, even with long stretches traffic n all. Sure we're busy adults and we can't chill all the time. It'll sometimes be months between meet ups, but we still make the effort. The fact that your friends never come visit you in DTLA is lame.
I'm obsessed with los Angeles but I absolutely despise downtown. It feels like the apocalypse after 30 years of lifelessness and depression and suffering. Cold, isolating, depressing, crushingly sad, leave it far behind for the sake of your soul
Would the Arts District be better? In my experience it seems quite a bit more insulated than Little Tokyo in a good way. Less nasty stuff. I also find it interesting that your friends aren’t willing to visit you in downtown. It’s about the easiest place to get to in LA without a car. I frequent DTLA because I don’t really worry about parking or driving there, and am always able to get a bunch of friends to go with me. Personally I don’t care for the beach or the stuff that’s around there. But you’re right, if you live out by the beach, housing is generally very old, very flimsy, and very expensive. You need to recalibrate your expectations. But if that’s where your social circle is with no plans in the future to change that, then it’s not a bad idea. Just be ready for a large drop in housing quality and a large increase in expenses.
Great vlog! You should definitely have more subscribers. I just started vlogging a couple of days ago and your content offers me a lot of tips I can improve on. Keep grinding 💪
I choose nature and less people. The max I ever spent in a city was Vienna for 10 months working an a nanny. City life is interesting and convinient but, not for me.
Im from the I.E and ive been thinking of moving to LA as a college student. Downtown is on my radar, how much crime would you say happens and what kinds
lol, right...which is why people still love visiting or moving here. Do you promise to never visit? Keep getting lied to by wherever you get your information from so you can feel better about life, kid.
LOL oh man I have so much nostalgia watching this. I had the same dilemma back in the early 2010s. It was so rare for my friends come and visit me in DTLA cuz no one was willing to brave the traffic, let alone park. Mind you this was back then, I can't even imagine it now.
The helicopter footage was hilarious! That, I def don't miss.
Ngl man, it sounds like you need better friends. I have pals spread out all over LA (Long beach, the valley, hollywood, downtown, etc), and we always manage to touch base when we can, even with long stretches traffic n all. Sure we're busy adults and we can't chill all the time. It'll sometimes be months between meet ups, but we still make the effort. The fact that your friends never come visit you in DTLA is lame.
I'm obsessed with los Angeles but I absolutely despise downtown. It feels like the apocalypse after 30 years of lifelessness and depression and suffering. Cold, isolating, depressing, crushingly sad, leave it far behind for the sake of your soul
Would the Arts District be better? In my experience it seems quite a bit more insulated than Little Tokyo in a good way. Less nasty stuff.
I also find it interesting that your friends aren’t willing to visit you in downtown. It’s about the easiest place to get to in LA without a car. I frequent DTLA because I don’t really worry about parking or driving there, and am always able to get a bunch of friends to go with me.
Personally I don’t care for the beach or the stuff that’s around there. But you’re right, if you live out by the beach, housing is generally very old, very flimsy, and very expensive. You need to recalibrate your expectations. But if that’s where your social circle is with no plans in the future to change that, then it’s not a bad idea. Just be ready for a large drop in housing quality and a large increase in expenses.
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Great vlog! You should definitely have more subscribers. I just started vlogging a couple of days ago and your content offers me a lot of tips I can improve on. Keep grinding 💪
Thank you! We just have to keep posting
@@JustinKeanu That's right! I'm just focusing on posting as much as I can.
great vlog bro, you def deserve more subs
I appreciate that!🙏🙏🙏
I choose nature and less people. The max I ever spent in a city was Vienna for 10 months working an a nanny. City life is interesting and convinient but, not for me.
Downtown would be better if it had more parks and was less stinky 😕
Im from the I.E and ive been thinking of moving to LA as a college student. Downtown is on my radar, how much crime would you say happens and what kinds
Location, location, location))
Give me ur car I gotchu
Lmk if you want to kick it when you're back
Can I get option C a nice home at beach
No tengo dinero
Peter Parker said it best:"The problem is California."
lol, right...which is why people still love visiting or moving here. Do you promise to never visit? Keep getting lied to by wherever you get your information from so you can feel better about life, kid.