@sergethecarhauler795 I was hoping you would make a turn so I could see in your mirror. Lol I used to drive but never east coast. My uncle did, and in New York as well. He told me many stories about having to really pay attention and plan your own pre route. (obviously way before cell phones and GPS) Said you could never count on all bridges having the height marked because the sign was gone or painted over. I'm still that way today if I am driving somewhere I'm not familiar with. I take 10 min to look at a paper map and take mental and physical notes on a notepad I had.
@@robertbraun7155 the style and methods of his narration, most people in that neighborhood are hard working folks,working class neighborhood don't look nice, but the output from these areas contributes positively to the economy the narrator hasn't lived there so he narrates from his own point of view which is a bit ignorant, true like everywhere there may be a bit of crime but that doesn't make the area all bad
@mamayanga So then, you know for a fact that the narrator didn't grow up in an environment like that and he came from a place of being "spoilt"? You know no more of him than he does of that neighborhood, so you are kinda assuming as well, aren't you?.
This is called a city. Miami looks like the Third World. Appalachia looks like the Baltic countryside before 1950 and you were not on "Long Island."
Yes your right. When I went to Hialeah to buy used car parts I thought it was Iraq or something.
Shhhh ny commie
You must be running bobtail through there.
Nope, Conected to the 6 car enclosed Liftgate trailer
@sergethecarhauler795 I was hoping you would make a turn so I could see in your mirror. Lol
I used to drive but never east coast. My uncle did, and in New York as well. He told me many stories about having to really pay attention and plan your own pre route. (obviously way before cell phones and GPS) Said you could never count on all bridges having the height marked because the sign was gone or painted over.
I'm still that way today if I am driving somewhere I'm not familiar with. I take 10 min to look at a paper map and take mental and physical notes on a notepad I had.
Privileged spoilt narrator
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Your free to live in a truck like me, aren’t you?
What exactly makes him "spoilt" ?
@@robertbraun7155 the style and methods of his narration, most people in that neighborhood are hard working folks,working class neighborhood don't look nice, but the output from these areas contributes positively to the economy the narrator hasn't lived there so he narrates from his own point of view which is a bit ignorant, true like everywhere there may be a bit of crime but that doesn't make the area all bad
@mamayanga So then, you know for a fact that the narrator didn't grow up in an environment like that and he came from a place of being "spoilt"? You know no more of him than he does of that neighborhood, so you are kinda assuming as well, aren't you?.
it beats living in cornfield iowa
No it doesn’t commie.