Warning… 1 in 5 NYC Garages Are Unsafe
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- čas přidán 13. 03. 2024
- A new study shows 1 in 5 parking garages in NYC is unsafe, but with many garages being old and in a state of disrepair, what can the city do to protect residents?
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you cant run out of content in NYC 💀
The bigger they are, the harder they fall
I wonder if the reason people like NYC is just so they can make fun of how much of a stupid asshole it is.
@@rich-tp2dx NYC is sinking.
8 million stories
@@rich-tp2dxwell said, especially in regards to NYC
You gotta give props to cash, he went from showing us cool apartments to investigative journalism. Way to adapt and overcome mate
I was thinking the same thing. I liked his residential stuff, but he's even better at this.
Cash is an editing genius. His content is entertaining as well as educational.
Facts!!!
It’s like I explained to someone that was disappointed he wasn’t showing apartments anymore. It was a smart move to shift gears, because he probably hasn’t been selling as many apartments with all of these rising problems in NYC and it was probably affecting his bottom line, not to mention these are problems that are worth reporting on.
He's a PHENOMENAL editor
For decades, NY is so absurdly expensive, where has all the money gone for repairs to everything? Everything place, all streets are crumbling 😮😢
Apparently not reinvested in the properties.
It's not just a New York problem, it's an America problem. We don't invest in infrastructure until absolutely necessary--i.e., after something falls and someone dies. New York is just a more compact version of it.
7:56 "I can't even buy a chicken sandwich!" Everyone felt that.
You saved me a few seconds of typing. I was about to say the same thing. 😭
I love his frustrated tone while saying it kinda like "uh, duh, I can't afford anything!"
NYC is pissed because San Fran is getting all the attention for shittiest city. NYC got game though.
😂
Anything ran by Democrats is the shittiest city🤣🤣
Portland represent!
Escape from NY was just a little ahead of its time.
I concede, here from Atlanta. We're not that woke, yet...
It's almost like NYC is a crumbling shithole.
But what would I know, I'm just a country bumpkin...
America is a crumbling 💩hole.
as the world crisis progresses the smartest thing people do lately is building a strong investment that isn’t controlled by the government. Like digital currencies.
Same lol 😆
That’s really interesting! I’ve been thinking about investing in digital currencies lately but wondering how to do it, do anyone have any thought on that?
To avoid losses as a and enhance profits as a newbie you’ll need to consult a professional
Man new york sounds like a nightmare
this wont happen in las vegas nevada. no way.
I wonder why?😂
I always thought that owning a car in NYC is insane. When my bother and sister-in-law visit, they stay in a hotel near the Newark Airport with parking included. It's a quick shuttle into NYC and using public transportation. I'm not surprised that these expensive to park garages are falling apart. They fit in with overpriced cockroach and rodent infested overpriced apartments. I remember an episode of the TV show, The Odd Couple, where Oscar and Felix win a car in a radio contest. After a few early mornings of reparking for alternate side of the street (only in NY) nonsense, they look into a garage. In considering that you have to think this is over 50 years ago, the best line comes when Oscar inquires about monthly parking in a garage and he's quoted $250. His question: "Does it come with a bedroom and a bath?"
bro, national guard was deployed into the subway because its so narsty dangerous and screwed up.... people paying out the ass for cars and parking just to not feel like they live in a 3rd world militarized zone.
@@baduino my last few years in NYC, it was busses, taxis, and car services. The latter two weren't expensive with friends to split the fares. I avoided the subway like the plague.
Even in Western NY we have to switch sides (in urban and suburban) at certain times of the day if you have street parking. And no street parking certain months due to plowing.
NYC is not Manhattan. Plenty of areas in NYC are far away from public transportation. There are plenty of areas with private houses and driveways, like Staten Island. Plenty of people just love the convenience of hopping in your own car instead of dealing with the messed up public transportation, and plenty of people can afford it. What's insane is your take
I got my car broken into 3 times in 3 different neighborhoods with high car insurance high rental parking costs high taxes high crime high rent high ticketing rude drivers best thing I did was move out of New York!
Glad you made a very WISE CHOICE TO MOVE OUT OF NYC🙏
Same here as well 😅poor quality of life sadly
It took all that for you to figure that out
Hey hey hey, smoke weed all day
NYC is financially uninhabitable and the same goes for New Jersey.
Staying safe in New York means staying away from New York
Good one bro!
Cash I just wanna give you acknowledgment on the amazing shift in content on your channel. I was watching you a couple years ago doing apartment viewings and now you’re doing reports like this. I love it thank you for all your hard work!!
Salty cars dripping melted snow permeates the concrete and rusts the steele infastructure.
We knew about this in the 70's and started using plastic coated rebar, in some cases this is worse as during construction if it is unnoticeably knicked it really deteriorates.
The good news is that a bunch of business is leaving NYC; that means less need for parking.
And fewer people to extort!
Oh wait, migrants!
Were those the businesses that maintained their structures properly?
And a whole lot less tax revenue for the city
Concrete simply doesn’t last forever, even if maintained well.
Or less maintenance...
Best thing I did I repeat is move out of New York 5 years ago!!!
Wow and millions are trying to move in.
I want to move, any advice?
I moved in 87.😊
Same done with that crap city
Its a city for third worlders, freaks, unlovable women and hipsters
NYC infrastructure is minimum 120 years old. What could go wrong?
I used to work part time waterproofing parking decks and garages, caulking. Look into all the cracks around all buildings, that are not being maintained, where water freely enters. Add salt from winter runoff and it's a recipe for disaster.
NYC is an old city, so old means high maintenance and more care and diligence required but when you have corruption, lazy inspection and not enough resources you have buildings that are just waiting to fall.
And just imagine a devastating Earthquake that could cause those garages to collapse! And it doesn’t have to be a big earthquake for that to happen either! New York is a dangerous city even without the crimes! This is a real life Final Destination situation here!
That hole with the train tracks! The concrete looked like 3 inches!
It is 3" thick. I worked in a garage in 87 at 30th&41st where the floor was being repaired. Every crack was broken up to reveal rusty gone to hell rebar. The company that bought Square Parking was a crappy company so I left them.
@@sammythompson3694I do property management in a garage now. Not in NYC but in ny , same thing is happening here. Not yet on a grand scale but if it's not addressed it will be an issue in a few years. I send in my reports but municipalities are in no hurry to fix things
China: Hold my beer!
@@cerscillet the bureaucrats park their EVs in them that weigh 30% more and accelerate the problem.
NYC is going down the crapper. Unless you're making $300k+ I'd be outta there
Hey if you make that kind of money, why not definitely move?
@@urbanarmory Because it's tied to being physically in NY duh...
I thought that I could make it in NYC. The truth is that I barely survived in Toronto. I'm now back to my motherland
@@user-hj8ll8zn2s Interesting. Where's home?
This makes me think of when that high rise in Surfside, Florida collapsed.
Champlain tower south
BUT WE NEED $ FOR THE ASYLUM SEEKERS!!!!!
The city will put tents in the garages after all tents don't weigh much.😅
yes indeed. they must come first at all COST.
Illegal immigrants😂
They are NOT all asylum seekers!
Laken Hope Riley the 22 year old nursing student from Athens Georgia that was brutally murdered in broad daylight by an illegal migrant.
New York is destroyed 😡😡😡😡😡😡
NYC makes absolutely zero sense. They’re passing congestion pricing to promote mass transit usage without investing into the mass transit system in any meaningful way. Push an EV mandate, but apply congestion pricing, and not maintain spaces to park said EVs. I don’t get it. If the goal is to be greener then make pushes for mass transit and cycling infrastructure. Promote e-bike programs and other low impact transportation options. If you want cars then why allow your parking infrastructure to fall apart like this? I swear to god NYC literally just throws money away. I won’t even say it’s burning it because that would mean that it’s producing warmth and helping people.
Just wait till all the cars are EV. The sedans weigh more than suburbans by about 20%. Maybe the citizens can move into the parking garages so the illegals can move into their homes.
They Talk and Do Nothing. NYC is a Disaster!!!!
You do get, the green push is fake, it's purely for political power, period
Hahaha love your comment. On the bright side, if they overload their power grind charging all the electric cars, at least when the power plant catches fire the people will finally be warm
our society makes no sense everybody works against everybody.
I’m not from New York but I watch all of your videos 😂. I wish they had a person like you in every city informing the residents.
Every time there's flooding in NYC....the basement levels take more damage. Do you think they are replacing and repairing properly? How can they? There's no money.
What a nightmare scenario... imagine being in your car when crap starts crashing down
Even worse if you were not in your car, just near it. The car might protect you a bit.
Damn that is not even good at all 👀 Mitch McConnell wife’s sister died from accidentally backing up her Telsa car into the lake! And those Telsa cars are not safe in water as well! You’re locked inside to drown if your windows are up!
@@condew6103Not when you're moving your car OUT... you might be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
It's not just garages. The bottom line is there are slum lords holding the city hostage with high rents for living space and car parking.
Corruption is the price of doing business and payoffs are always included with city inspectors.
YES!
We couldn't bribe cops to keep them from writing tickets for car bumpers sticking out over the sidewalk, but we could buy tickets for the policemens ball. I have yet to hear about where one of these parties have been held.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 exactly
2:23 - 2:26 you can see the downward deflection of the structure immediately above the garage door on the right side. The 4 middle structural blocks appear to droop 1 or 2 inches below the rest which is absolutely an indication of a building in the process of a collapse
Eagle eye 🦅
Good catch!
Just because they mandate only electric cars be sold new, that won't make all the old actual cars disappear, and you will likely have people holding on to their old cars for much longer so they don't have to buy electric ones.
Notice nobody wants to talk about the disposal method used on electric car batteries.🙄
Even if people were more willing to buy electric, as a whole the age of our cars has been going up since they started tracking it in 1969. That average car back then was a 1964 Chevrolet Impala two door hardtop.
Everything in New York looks worn out stinky smelly and sticky. That includes a lot of the people.
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Yeah. Watch a walk through of st. Petersburg in Russia from a Saturday night. You'll envy that city.
@@bradleysmith9431St Petersburg is such a clean beautiful city.
I love the architecture ❤️
@@bradleysmith9431walking as a tourist and living in it is very different… too many people forget this
Better reporting than the news. Thanks!
I like how everyday he tackles a new issue with production top notch
Love that you are bringing attention to these issues~ People deserve better!!
In my time living in the city, there were several buildings that collapsed/exploded/burned. so it was a very real, non-zero chance that you could lose everything in an instant. of course, the chances are slim overall. but a more common situation was how one of my apts had a leak between the walls and mold started growing on the ceiling. of course the proper way would be to cut it open, dry it out, treat it, renew. they ended up just painting over it. that's when i realized that NYC as a whole is a bunch of bandaids to make it look good enough to pass inspection. underneath, it's all crumbling infrastructure.
Well said and true
Sounds like a true story
The mold problems are the same in Denver CO, which is just 1 reason I had to move after 33 years of making Denver my home. Owners rarely live in the state of the properties & don't gaf anymore. They can get more $$ when they sell the bldgs to some mega company who'll build highrise luxury apartments.
Duct tape,paper clips and Band-Aids
Just like the original World Trade Center. Asbestos was used for fire proofing the steel. It was cheap and effective at the time. Decades later, the cost to remove all that Asbestos was over 1billion. Conveniently, 911 happens.
As if people in NYC have enough to be concerned about now they have to worry about parking garages collapsing, it makes me wonder what else could go wrong?
I live in Pittsburgh and I know more about NYC because of these videos! I love it!!
could you imagine if I had to pay congestion pricing for my car to be destroyed in a garage? NYC sucks
Hank Williams JR. said “just send me to hell or New York City, it would be about the same to me” and I have to agree with him
@apacheattackheli2871 "For $43 my friend lost his life"
Don’t park your Ecto in a garage!
NYC is an absolute sh*thole.
Terrifying. I live in Chicago and fear much the same may be happening here. Thanks so much for your vlogs on life in NYC and all of its offerings good and less good. I love seeing the. City through your eyes.
EVERY building over 50 old in NYC is suspect. There aren't enough inspectors and most of the time the HPV only issue a warning letter to building owners. They never condemn a building until a disaster happens.
Even the new buildings aren't any good.
This could also damage gas lines and cause an explosion. Had to evacuate house in Borough park Brooklyn due to imminent gas explosion. Boiler & pipes weren't maintained properly.😮
@@donnaleone9895ABSOLUTELY . I smelled gas in a garage 4 years agp and Gas Cochecked and shut off gas. Took over 2 years to properly run new gas pipe lines and after nine months without gas the City is SUPPOSED to declare a property derelict and require a plumber with a Task 47 license to declare it "Safe" .. But of course they ere negligent and never closed garage down. So the risks of explosion should not be taken lightly.
That salt air environment is not good for metal regardless where it is. It's called "costal cancer".
Hey Cash, you are good. You provide just the facts with supporting research. Man, this is how news used to be. You remind me of journalism back in the day!
Ha Jordan. I think its absolutely great how you put your script, and video together. They really keep me watching, while being loaded with informed, and amused by how you keep changing the scenes, and pointing out the facts. Great Job!
OMG; did you see the parking rates? $183 per month to park a bicycle; almost cheaper just to buy a new bike from Walmart every day.
It's $6 per day. Why do you expect free bike parking?
LOL. I don't drive into NYC for work anymore. It was $100 to park overnight at the hotel. I now fly in and take ubers. Take that, Greta.
@@ultimaetsolderHow much does the landlord pay you for parking? He’s got his Johnson parked right in your mouth😮🚙
@@ultimaetsolder Yes, because even here in rip-off Britain, you don't have to pay to park a freakin' *bicycle* even in London!
@@ultimaetsolder We have that in the Netherlands.
I think there is an important point missed in this video and that the NYC has absurd laws and permits for fixing or remodeling buildings.
You cannot do anything without a permit and sometimes it takes years to get one so most people do it either in secret by unprofessional workers or don't do it at all in fear that their business will need to close for undetermined about of time until they get the permit and fix the property.
Love your deep insights into the City. You get right down to the nitty gritty of the reality of New York. Respect from here in the UK 👏
I ❤ how your channel has come along. Keep up the great work. I'm not from NY but I appreciate the city even more. Hey from Chicago ❤
Now that EVs are becoming more common these older garages aren't capable of handling the extra weight.
Good point
It’s not really a thing. It’s not like the parking garage is full of teslas. Also big trucks and SUVs loaded with stuff could always park. There isn’t scales in parking garages.
@@gj1234567899999 Maybe not yet but when most cars are EVs in a the near future they will all be collectively heavier than ICE cars, approximately 20% - 30% more. These older parking garages won't be able to handle the additional weight. By the way big trucks can't park in a typical NYC parking garage as well as they are too long/tall to fit.
@@markadler8968 you imply the current problem is exacerbated by EVs and I’m telling you that actually in NY, electric cars are actually far less common than the U.S. as a whole. Most people with EVs actually use charging at home as their primary means of charging and it’s very convenient. Many people opt to buy a charging unit and install in their garage. The vast majority of apartment dwelling new Yorkers have no such ability. That’s one of the main reasons EV adoption in NY is particularly low. EV adoption being so low, it cannot be a reason why parking garages are falling apart. The most obvious reason is a lot of these parking garages are really old and are nearing the end of their useful life. The wear and tear of a parking garage is much more than a typical residential or commercial structure so they have a less long lifespan and the ones built in the 50s and 60s are showing their age finally.
The poorly thought out EVs ...are certainly a future issue unless people see thru the superficial hype ....but mostly NYC will just become even more expensive cuz NYC seems incapable of intelligent action
Bro you’ve been killing it with the diversification of your content. Keep it up
Cash, your channel is the best. The topics are always interesting and relevant. Keep up the great work. I'm going to continuing binging now.
@CashJorden your videos have gotten so darn good lately… as a former resident of the lower east side (now living in Florida) please keep the updates coming brother! The slow decline of the city is being documented by YOU. Kudos 😊
did you see the prices??? This is ridiculous. bicycles 183.70 per month /CAR Daily rates 1/2 hour 12.67 / 24 Hour Monthly = 700 Dollars / PLUS 18% Parking Tax / Probably add sales tax on top of that................WOW WOW WOW
I worked in a garage until 87. The 2 hour rate was $18 and 24 hours $24. I wonder what the price is now.
😝 fools 🌍
Unbelievable prices for a parking garage.
And people are paying it 😂
Thats because ny is totally awesome and worth it.
Chicago has a dangerous bridge problem. Concrete and steel dont last forever, especially when you stop painting them every other year
This video is perfect timing as a ton more data came out today about the collapse of that Mismi apartment that killed tons
So is Rhode Island. They covered up damages during the last governor, Gina Raimondo, a far left who's now the secretary of commerce for Joe Biden. They found plenty or rusted and cracked beams. Democrats inspected it a few years ago and said it was fine. I doubt it, she just didn't want to deal with the problem and left it for the next guy. And he took 3 years to even bring it up. She ran this state to the ground. Top 3 worst place to start a business, top 3 highest business taxes, top 3 most expensive business permit and now she's Sect of Commerce. These democrats are a joke. Wondering what she did with the $50 million funding that Trump gave to fix the infrastructure.
Inspections and mainainence costs money. We could keep that money and fudge it? Split it? WHO WILL KNOW? It's not like the bridge is gonna fall down or anything silly like that!
I panic a little anytime I get stuck at the light on the LaSalle St. bridge and it’s moving up and down a little as cars go over. Also try not to look over at all of the rust on both sides of me 🙃
i think chicago has bigger problems than some crumbling bridges right now lmao but yes, this is what happens when they "make cuts".
Any Garages that are near Times Square, Herald Square, Barclay Center have a event one hour Parking and after would be over 40 dollars which is a rip-off and over capacity to get more money.
Love You Cash Jordan!!!! You’re Amazing and do not stop giving us the Real News!!! 💕💕💕🙏
What happens when you add all those Teslas in there?
I have a Tesla. A ton of garages now just don’t even allow them. Makes sense. But you have a government pushing EVs down your throat with zero infrastructure to support them
Apparently having parked Tesla's and their Superchargers in a building improves the strength of the concrete and rebarring of the building by some factor.
Battery
@@Kyntteri i herd the same thing
Cash : ny is great
Also cash : ny is shit.😅😅😅
The duality of life 😂
I've wondered if he's telling you about the problems without "telling" you so CZcams won't suppress his content.
It's shit.
@@jennharrison5579he most definitely is- he’s trying to bring awareness as we would never hear this on MSM- cash’s on the ground reporting is top notch!
@@jennharrison5579I can’t think there’s any other explanation. His coverage of the illegal alien invasion is 90% highlighting problems and 10% “they aren’t bad people but…”
Great video Cash! Here by Charleston, SC, there was a bridge that was fairly newer that had to be repaired because there were cracks in it. Now I’m going to research how often the parking garages in Charleston are inspected 😅. Thankfully they don’t charge as much for parking as NYC. I would be angry to pay that much money for parking then have my vehicle get crushed by a garage that collapsed. But everything in NYC is built on top of each. In Charleston, the city is also very old but the buildings can’t be taller than the highest church steeple where the nickname The Holy City came from. If a garage here collapses, there usually isn’t anything else under or above the structure.
Cash- Every moment was an exceptional experience. Great mini-Documentary. 👍👍👍👍
Congratulations reaching 800k+. ☮️👏👏👏👏👏
The powers that be will not fix the "need to fix" until collapse .
Imagine thinking that the government is responsible for fixing private property garages. Oof.
Detroitification
@@ILovePancakes24 imagine thinking that federal government spending has no downstream effect on the economy and money in individuals pockets 🤷♂️🤡
@@ILovePancakes24 and where I live the city owns several parking garages downtown... don't be so dense, different jurisdictions operate in unique ways. Read a book pancake boy
@@runswithraptorspancake boy 😂
The EV's are 1 reason why.. These old parking structures can't handle the weight of EV
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Love your investigative reporting!
Keep up the good work!
DD☮️
Developers are just seeing opportunity while everyone else is panicking.
Damn! $700 if you have an exotic car to park in that one garage for a month! Holy smokes! And it was a run down looking garage at that ha. Crazy insane or insane crazy?
I cant afford a chicken sandwich 😂 so base ! I love this guy.
Well, I have had my own personal experience with these parking garages in Manhattan. It was in the 1990s. Most of them were already completely run down at that time. Every millimeter of space was occupied in order to earn as much money as possible. These guys who worked there used my car and squeezed it between other cars. If you wanted to pick up the car, you often had to wait a long time. As a photo reporter in a hurry, that alone was nerve-wracking. But the really scary thing was the sightings in the garages. Holes, really big holes in the ground that you could look through to the lower level. Stairwells where everything that was supposed to be solid was shaking. Water ran, the iron quickly rusted and peeled off. 'Looks dangerous' I said. I was told 'everything is safe. no danger.' End. Some people said to me: 'Don't go into these death traps'. Well, my car can no longer see the inside of the parking garage there. I park outside or take the subway. End. Down- and Midtown are the most expensive shitholes in the world. In my opinion. Sorry. And it's going worster and worster... refugees welcome... crime rate push new records...
I just love the intro of cash staring into the garage, then the cut to the news, seriously, this is good editing.
The fact that a lot of the structures in NYC are old is a big part of this issue, but that is also true in other places as well. But NYC has massive regulation, massive government bloat, and very high taxes. So NYC itself has mismanaged its own building inspection program. I grew up in NJ a few miles from NYC and in my opinion NYC government has been, and continues to be, more concerned about revenue generation and keeping and enlarging a bloated wasteful government, which acts like a jobs program, than actually caring about the people that live, work, and visit the city. They even make renovations and repairs over expensive with fees and time limits which acts as a negative influence on businesses and owners repairing upgrading buildings. So in the end they now have to shut buildings down, because they loosely and inadequately enforced the law for many decades. Where does all the money NYC take in as revenue go? obviously not in to the basic necessities the city needs, like building inspection and other things like the police.
Amen
Very informative video Cash, ty and you are appreciated 😊❤
Cash, i always look forward to your content, you are awesome!
Why, no maintenance and they are open to the elements. These garages may not be next to the ocean like in Florida, but in the Northeast, salt is used heavily in the winter. Unmaintained concrete rebar building are subject to the salt water intrusion.
Do ya think it's part of a NYC plan to get rid of cars in the city ? put in homeless shelters and charge the taxpayers $300 per night per head?
@@youbetyourwrasse I mean if they're going to do it they might as well just outright ban them instead of dancing around it. People will probably cheer it on.
@@youbetyourwrasse I believe it is more like any other government owned asset. They build it then never have any money to do maintenance until they can pass a big bond to pay for the repairs.
@@dwayne7356 Yes but it is not a government owened asset.
@@youbetyourwrasse NYC DOT owns at least 18 parking garages according to their website. And at least an equal number of parking fields.
Wow crazy. I never feel safe at any garages. New York got lots of problems.
2:56 The prices to park in that garage that is unsafe are insanely expensive!! $12.69 to park a standard car for 30 minutes or less + a mandatory 18.37% parking tax, and $67.59 to park an SUV for 24 hours, also + the 18.37% parking tax? Gimme a freakin' break.
That'd be $80 for the SUV. I'm not parking there.
Great video. You’re videos are so honest. Shows it like it is. Better than most professional news casts out there! I mean it. You do a better job! 👍👍👍👏👏👏
2:56 You'd thing with prices like that they could affoard to rebuild the garage every other year
Most of it goes to the govt so to fund bespoke suits and private jets for congressmen
You have to remember that they're also paying 20% of the value of the property in taxes each year, and with the insanely inflated property values in NYC that could be 5-10 million a year just in taxes.
Old car parks are not designed to take the weight of heavy electric cars.
I wonder how they lasted with the weight of 1950s cars?
Best investigative reporting ever. I live nowhere near NY but it's interesting to watch your videos and know I'm getting solid information. I wish you reported on other states! For these garages it seems like they could implement a computerized system that would detect when a vehicle enters and when one exits to keep track of the occupancy so these places couldn't go over the limit. Like the enter gate is automatically locked once they've reached capacity and doesn't reopen until a vehicle leaves.
Cash! You are such an amazing reporter! Great job! ❤❤
That map has the measles.
🤣🤣🤣
Due to illegal immigrants
Besides measles, we have had new cases of the plague, cases of denga (sp?) fever, eboli and this is just the beginning of what the unvetted illegal migrants have brought with them into the country.
great job cash, very interesting. i like the videos about nyc.😁
Awesome video, very informative ! 😊
Love your videos. Informative, entertaining. Thanks!
Most buildings in new york or super old at least 80 years plus
No way would I live in NY city.
even the lights are flickering. now you have a short somewere.
Well done CJ great reporting.
Falling apart like Detroit!
NYC construction workers back in the day -rush this shit build it and let’s get out of here
NYC now-why is everything coming apart 🤔🧐
Nice informative video Buddy, keep doing such.............All the best✌✌✌
You do a amazing job keeping the world info thank you so much
We in Sweden 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪 love that hat you are always wearing !!🙏🏻❤️❤️🙏🏻
Sounds like you need someone with some property development experience in charge of things.
Hey cash, I really liked today's episode. I mean it's sad that NYC is deteriorating in some places, but the content to me had value. Infrastructural troubles of an old city... To me I see a lot of opportunities in that as well. Maybe NYC will see some new developments in place of the crumbling old garages? Cheers. Thanks for the update.
There is a reason people keep trying to point out that we do not have the infrastructure to support a EV mandate. Power grid, parking garages are not up to the weight just to name a few things. I doubt even new ones were rated for this kind of thing. The reality is that we are just not ready. But since they won't look at alternatives, or even discus the matter in good faith and the fact that they socially attack anyone that tries to point this out as a luddite or worse, its just going to be a disaster.
I like your editing style... It reminds me of Casey Neistat's style but with important news instead of product reviews.. keep up the good work Cash Jordan
You should use your own work more often for thumbnails. Your camera work is good.
It was incredible to see you out of all the millions and millions of people in New York City My kids are absolutely ecstatic that they saw one of their favorite CZcamsrs in real life. You made our trip to New York City one that will never forget. We love your content my oldest kid rode the train all the way back to Bayshore, watching your videos, saying I can’t believe we saw him in real life so that was pretty cool dude
NYC just casually being a dumpster fire
Escape the congestion to park in a congested lot that could destroy your car. 😅
Your voice and inflection and prosody are just perfect for CZcams 😊
I love this guy’s videos, got me thinking about stuff I never even think about.
Just wait until all the heavy heavy electric cars become mandatory
And here I'm complaining about paying 20$ to park in a Casino garage here in Vegas 😂
$20 a month?
@@Tapha0305 😂 no we're Vegas that's either an hourly rate or 3 hrs
@@Troy-McClure81 wow, that’s really crazy here in west Africa, we pay less than 5 dollars for parking
@@Tapha0305 It use to be free parking at the casinos now it's ridiculous,some places it can be as high as 60$ But it's a mystery until you scan the pass,god forbid the kiosks are working properly to let you out .But it's mostly just the strip and downtown, unfortunately that goes for the courts too ,so jury duty will reimburse for parking but still a hassle
@@Tapha0305 Nah that's the reasonable rates,some places are as high as 60$ or more,and if you're lucky the kiosk works,but also some only take credit cards and don't work when u swipe 🤣And all it's just the strip and downtown, unfortunately the courthouses are downtown as well and if you don't want to pay for meters you have to park blocks away.
3:35 is why I watch. Thank you for clarifying how something can be considered “unsafe”. Thanks for covering the whole story and not just bias.