I used to live a few miles away in Schenectady. This part of New York is very old and traces its roots back to the Dutch. Much of these areas need to be rebuilt, instead our government spends $ trillions on fighting a cold virus. Idiots in charge will lead to ruins.
My grandparents and my parents were from Gloversville. My grandparents came to Gloversville as young adults after growing up on nearby farms. They came for a better life, they both worked in the glove industry. They met and married a few years later and by the early 1920's they owned their own home on S.Judson St., started a family and lived there 60 years till their passing. As a young boy in the mid. 60's I saw the decline even then. It was a 1 industry town, the owners milked the companies....money left the area. My grandparents were cheated out of their "company pension", that was promised and not delivered on. They worked well into their mid 70's. I'm glad they weren't alive to see the First Baptist Church being torn down 10 years ago. They were married there. I drive through once a year to tend graves and drive by the house on South Judson. Sad
News flash: Gloversville has beautiful areas, I know resident for over 55 years. Great home town. Tell me what city or town that does not have a run down area? Take your camera and record any other location in NY. You are not trying to help here, you are trying to put our beloved city down. So either roll up your sleeves or move. This video is pure static.
Man, I grew up in Gloversville and left in the early 2000s the second I could enlist in the Army. It has its nice spots but if you aren't old wealth or coming in from the outside with wealth you aren't building yourself up in that region. The economy is trashed, all but the best housing is crumbling and the crime is out of control. I'm happy I left and never turned back.
Similar cities and villages exist all over the Northeast. That’s not news. Not sure of the point being made, or why it took 16 minutes to show what has happened to old mill towns left to deal with the consequences created by the industries that, one time, made them great places.
@@jimmyjambon9206 Got news for you, He is spot on with his "simplistic statement!" I'm a couple hrs northwest of Gloversville and there's all kinds of work available. And, The Gloversville area has typically always had more employment opportunities than where I'm living!
@@jimmyjambon9206 just about everywhere upstate NY is very busy. Alot of Chip plants. A lot of construction. Trust me I been painting around here for 18 years. 13 yrs in Florida. But Just a year before the pandemic. They were rehab a library.in that town. Paying the painters 43.00 hr. Trust me it's lazy people. How bout this one. Had 4 people show up for a interview on Friday to start work on Monday. 264 new construction apartments. Yeah was the job a little crazy . People running around. Deadline. Even a little dirty. I'll addmit it. I really don't see anyone with a broom in there hands anymore. I do have a really good story about a broom that happened the other day if you get back to me I'll tell you that one. You will cry 😃 on it. But either way. None of them showed up on Monday. Lololol. All the young man want to be gamers. They get paid a little more than construction or the same. And sitting on Bean bags all day . Not a bad gig. We got a couple gamers companys in Troy NY.. but trust me it's plain lazy.
@@scottmcclure4153 Sounds really sad. I don't know the area aside from the history I read. I sounds generational and I don't know how that gets fixed. I'm happy to hear you are doing well. Peace be with you.
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I live in Gloversville and this is not the majority of the town. My home has even been in country sampler magazine. You literally focused on one small portion. My CZcams channel shows my home and I will soon post a drive through of our beautiful community. If you’re going to show the bad you should also show the good or else this is deliberately misleading.
Many Irish in upstate NY. But, upstate is predominantly Dutch, English, and French. The Irish bypassed NY enroute to jobs in the rust belt. Plus they weren't welcomed.
Thanks for the post ! Like driving through a ghost town. And that shot at 8:03 ... "I Love My Dad", WOW ! It makes me wonder about the motive behind those words...were they a child's words for the Dad or an adult for their parent.
I was raised there and left at 17 when we came back out to CA. Lots of family and friends live there. I will not downgrade Gloversville. Good people I grew up with live there. I'm going to visit there this summer. Pharmaceutical companies are evil and got people hooked on narcotics - nationwide. Get tougher at our borders and stop the demand for drugs, and we won't such a hideous influx of drugs. People need jobs and timely rehab. Being a drug addled sloth needs to stay a crime. Once we outsourced leather products and industry to other countries this city's economy was crippled decades ago. Sad. Buy American made products when you can.
Please keep in mind that this video is done on a cloudy, dreary day, just before spring when EVERYWHERE looks worse than it actually is. No grass, no foliage, it's just that time of year. I've lived in a few different states. It is no worse here in Gloversville than in other states as well. If you're from the area, you should be recognizing that quite a few of these houses have been rehabbed and look much better. Some are currently being rehabbed. I hope this video is recreated in late spring, early fall to focus on some of the beauty in an old town.
My grandma and grandpa Kobuskie lived their lives in Gloversville. Their former home is at 11:33. My great aunt's house is across with the Trump Flag, and I'm sure she's turning over in her grave over that. I lived with my grandparents at 13 Wilson Street in the early 1970's, and the house was beautiful then. Their lawn ended right at the parking lot of Risendorf mill and across the street was McKinley School where we played baseball. My brother and sisters and I along with our children visited a few years back, and it was tough to see what Gloversville had become. I understand the state of New York is investing into this community. I wish Gloversville a prosperous future.
I was born in Gloversville. Got out after high school in '83. It was a good place to glow up in the 70's. I'm glad to be from there, and not living there.
The family homes look huge. It looks like at one time it was a successful small family town. It is a little run down. Economic plays a large role in the slow decaying of a town/village.
I wonder if there is any abandoned factories there with old glove manufacturing equipment? If I lived there Id seek out the equipment and look into small scale manufacturing of high end gloves. ( compete with Italia )
Upstate NY is slowly dying thanks to democratic policies. What happened to all the jobs then Senator Hillary Clinton promised? It is absolutely beautiful upstate NY we just need private investment, but thanks to high taxes and government corruption it isn’t going to happen.
Actually, upstate and western New York has its troubled areas due to corporate greed and eventual abandonment. The old Rust Belt Tale. Suck everything you can out of a town or city and then leave your workers high and dry when unrealistic profitability targets are no longer sustainable.. Gimme gimme oink oink and don't give a shit about the laborers who made a significant contribution to the success of your company.
This is so depressing to me... My city of Gloversville New York that I was born AND gree up in looks horrible 😭💔.... When I was home a few years ago living on main street it did NOT look this bad. Wow this breaks my heart. This was a beautiful little city when I was a child. I have the fondest memories.
Please keep in mind that this video is done on a cloudy, dreary day, just before spring when EVERYWHERE looks worse than it actually is. No grass, no foliage, it's just that time of year. I've lived in a few different states. It is no worse here in Gloversville than in other states as well.
A tale of 2 types of ghettos, both look the same. The problem is finding the common denominator that allows both to look like this. I think both sides are getting played, but, who's the player??
Well, it seems you found most of the gut of my hometown. This place was the thriving leather and glove making capitol of the country. Of course, when osha and encon came in the 70's and 80s, the jig was up. By that time big money had already raped the resources of the area. Once they took their fortunes down below our southern border. Then any good labor had to go else ware to find meaningful employment. They left their toxic waste abandoned factories to collapse and be scarfed up by the city in order to gain brownfield funding. Of course, they don't do anything meaningful with the money. Just fence them off for new places to park their trucks. The housing is mostly over 100 years old, and the properties were measured off before cars were even around, so many properties do not have adequate off street parking available for todays needs. I'd say a good third of the housing should be bulldozed and buried in a sealed landfill to contain the lead, asbestos, and other toxins used in their construction. Then properties should be re-surveyed with the room needed for modern housing. I keep thinking, maybe this year we will hit rock bottom and start coming back up, but every year I'm amazed that we've only sunk even deeper.
You and I are only separated by an hour or so. I live in a town called Hoosick Falls. Home of shit water and shit homes. Shit population. We too had manufacturing that has long since gone away. Only one factory left.
This is an honest view of the many run down sections of Gloversville. Many things have contributed to what we see here. Joblessness, out of town landlords who have been able to get away with neglect to their properties, poverty, lack of pride for their property, overwhelming costs for repairs, lack of housing rehabilitation monies, to name a few. These neighborhoods sure could use help!
@@donaldclifford5763 Haha, obviously u got racial issues and feel indifferent about helping everyone equally!...Curious (from ur profile pic) you're White. Also apparently against racism. Ur White family & friends are NOT racist either or else u wouldn't hang-out with them...so if you and them are NON-racist Whites, then why would assume other Whites are automatically racist??!!
@@GrammyJeanify Explain why the economies of Tennessee and Florida to name a few are doing so well? I live in NY. I have lived here for 48 years. Democrat leadership has only dragged us lower due to spending on social programs and encouraging sloth rather than being productive. I see it constantly in my town. Troy NY even pushed out their section 8 citizens up to my town specifically so they didn't have to spend on them anymore. One only needs to look at the numbers fleeing NY to realize that Democrat policies are failing everyone in this state
Wonder what that old abandoned factory used to produce back in its heyday…….??? Not sure I’ve ever seen more beat up curbs - they must be from the thirties…….😮
That factory is the old Coleco factory. ColecoVision..they had the choice between Macintosh (what we know currently as Apple) and cabbage patch kids. They chose cabbage patch ..smh..they did have a “home computer” in the 80s Trying to complete with Atari for video games. That was the 80s I’m the 60s-70s it was largely a leather stocking town that also had factories making leather gloves ..Grandoe Gloves..people made big money making gloves working piece wages. Gloversville was a great place to grow up until..it just wasn’t anymore. It’s really unfortunate.
Whitehall or Granville ny might be worth checking out. Smaller towns but similar problems. The best jobs in Whitehall are at the slaughterhouse. Pretty much sums it up
@@neighborhoodguy Actually about 50 miles west-northwest of Albany, about ten miles north of exit 28 on the NYS Thruway. Johnstoown is an adjacent city, called the twin cities.
I used to live a few miles away in Schenectady. This part of New York is very old and traces its roots back to the Dutch. Much of these areas need to be rebuilt, instead our government spends $ trillions on fighting a cold virus. Idiots in charge will lead to ruins.
A simple...cold virus!?!
Red hat head hurts when facts are too much!!!
You are an EINZELLER.
"The idiots" in charge used the ChinaVirus to put themselves back in power with the hopes of controlling trillions of dollars.
Or send millions to another country to have it laundered.
I like your style. There’s no click bait with you and at times I’m surprised with what I see. Keep up the great work!
My grandparents and my parents were from Gloversville. My grandparents came to Gloversville as young adults after growing up on nearby farms. They came for a better life, they both worked in the glove industry. They met and married a few years later and by the early 1920's they owned their own home on S.Judson St., started a family and lived there 60 years till their passing. As a young boy in the mid. 60's I saw the decline even then. It was a 1 industry town, the owners milked the companies....money left the area. My grandparents were cheated out of their "company pension", that was promised and not delivered on. They worked well into their mid 70's.
I'm glad they weren't alive to see the First Baptist Church being torn down 10 years ago. They were married there. I drive through once a year to tend graves and drive by the house on South Judson. Sad
News flash: Gloversville has beautiful areas, I know resident for over 55 years. Great home town. Tell me what city or town that does not have a run down area? Take your camera and record any other location in NY. You are not trying to help here, you are trying to put our beloved city down. So either roll up your sleeves or move. This video is pure static.
Man, I grew up in Gloversville and left in the early 2000s the second I could enlist in the Army. It has its nice spots but if you aren't old wealth or coming in from the outside with wealth you aren't building yourself up in that region. The economy is trashed, all but the best housing is crumbling and the crime is out of control. I'm happy I left and never turned back.
Similar cities and villages exist all over the Northeast. That’s not news. Not sure of the point being made, or why it took 16 minutes to show what has happened to old mill towns left to deal with the consequences created by the industries that, one time, made them great places.
Upstate New York is beautiful, but there are a lot of towns like this where there are no jobs or opportunities.
I live 20 mins from their. plenty of work. it's just lazy people. period.
@@scottmcclure4153 Really? That's quite a statement. How did you come to such a simplistic conclusion?
@@jimmyjambon9206
Got news for you, He is spot on with his "simplistic statement!" I'm a couple hrs northwest of Gloversville and there's all kinds of work available. And, The Gloversville area has typically always had more employment opportunities than where I'm living!
@@jimmyjambon9206 just about everywhere upstate NY is very busy. Alot of Chip plants. A lot of construction. Trust me I been painting around here for 18 years. 13 yrs in Florida. But Just a year before the pandemic. They were rehab a library.in that town. Paying the painters 43.00 hr. Trust me it's lazy people. How bout this one. Had 4 people show up for a interview on Friday to start work on Monday. 264 new construction apartments. Yeah was the job a little crazy . People running around. Deadline. Even a little dirty. I'll addmit it. I really don't see anyone with a broom in there hands anymore. I do have a really good story about a broom that happened the other day if you get back to me I'll tell you that one. You will cry 😃 on it. But either way. None of them showed up on Monday. Lololol. All the young man want to be gamers. They get paid a little more than construction or the same. And sitting on Bean bags all day . Not a bad gig. We got a couple gamers companys in Troy NY.. but trust me it's plain lazy.
@@scottmcclure4153 Sounds really sad. I don't know the area aside from the history I read. I sounds generational and I don't know how that gets fixed. I'm happy to hear you are doing well. Peace be with you.
Looks like a real dump, Like South Buffalo with hills.
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I do the same thing. 🥰
I'm from Gloversville but moved to NYC in 2011. Hard to believe how high the rents are there now.
G'ville is the garden spot of New York State.
I live in Gloversville and this is not the majority of the town. My home has even been in country sampler magazine. You literally focused on one small portion. My CZcams channel shows my home and I will soon post a drive through of our beautiful community. If you’re going to show the bad you should also show the good or else this is deliberately misleading.
Keep beat the RE prices here.
I'm trying to move that way myself,my brother already 2 properties out that way trying to leave the city
People like poverty tourism even if from their computers. They won’t get views if they show nice boring neighborhoods
Thanks for highlighting the worst in Gloversville at a time when there is no foliage.
And BTW , Gloversville has never been predominantly Irish.
Actually at one time lots of Italians.
Many Irish in upstate NY. But, upstate is predominantly Dutch, English, and French. The Irish bypassed NY enroute to jobs in the rust belt. Plus they weren't welcomed.
@@terryzabon333 the Irish were in Amsterdam
Thanks for the post ! Like driving through a ghost town. And that shot at 8:03 ... "I Love My Dad", WOW ! It makes me wonder about the motive behind those words...were they a child's words for the Dad or an adult for their parent.
I was raised there and left at 17 when we came back out to CA. Lots of family and friends live there. I will not downgrade Gloversville. Good people I grew up with live there. I'm going to visit there this summer. Pharmaceutical companies are evil and got people hooked on narcotics - nationwide. Get tougher at our borders and stop the demand for drugs, and we won't such a hideous influx of drugs. People need jobs and timely rehab. Being a drug addled sloth needs to stay a crime. Once we outsourced leather products and industry to other countries this city's economy was crippled decades ago. Sad. Buy American made products when you can.
Border has nothing to do with the supply up here. Focus on the real cause and not some made up fairytale on the tv news
I spent some of my youth in Johnstown NY and I remember Gloversville was popular for its leather tannery.
Please keep in mind that this video is done on a cloudy, dreary day, just before spring when EVERYWHERE looks worse than it actually is. No grass, no foliage, it's just that time of year. I've lived in a few different states. It is no worse here in Gloversville than in other states as well. If you're from the area, you should be recognizing that quite a few of these houses have been rehabbed and look much better. Some are currently being rehabbed. I hope this video is recreated in late spring, early fall to focus on some of the beauty in an old town.
This is very interesting. Where is everyone? I imagine Boston’s Southie looks like this. Maybe more bars.
Boston's Southie was Gentrified 15 to 20 years ago... The average price of a home in S.Boston is $500k.
My grandma and grandpa Kobuskie lived their lives in Gloversville. Their former home is at 11:33. My great aunt's house is across with the Trump Flag, and I'm sure she's turning over in her grave over that. I lived with my grandparents at 13 Wilson Street in the early 1970's, and the house was beautiful then. Their lawn ended right at the parking lot of Risendorf mill and across the street was McKinley School where we played baseball. My brother and sisters and I along with our children visited a few years back, and it was tough to see what Gloversville had become. I understand the state of New York is investing into this community. I wish Gloversville a prosperous future.
looks like maine
Fr I’m from Bangor and this looks kinda like Bangor or lewiston
I was born in Gloversville. Got out after high school in '83. It was a good place to glow up in the 70's. I'm glad to be from there, and not living there.
The family homes look huge. It looks like at one time it was a successful small family town. It is a little run down. Economic plays a large role in the slow decaying of a town/village.
Once a striving community
Now a drug infested environment.
I wonder if there is any abandoned factories there with old glove manufacturing equipment? If I lived there Id seek out the equipment and look into small scale manufacturing of high end gloves. ( compete with Italia )
I read online that Gloversville has a lot of bars.
That’s what I figured. Other side of a town with two bad sides ugh
Upstate NY is slowly dying thanks to democratic policies. What happened to all the jobs then Senator Hillary Clinton promised? It is absolutely beautiful upstate NY we just need private investment, but thanks to high taxes and government corruption it isn’t going to happen.
Actually, upstate and western New York has its troubled areas due to corporate greed and eventual abandonment. The old Rust Belt Tale. Suck everything you can out of a town or city and then leave your workers high and dry when unrealistic profitability targets are no longer sustainable.. Gimme gimme oink oink and don't give a shit about the laborers who made a significant contribution to the success of your company.
THOSE HOUSES ARE AMAZING WHAT YEAR WERE THEY BUILT?
Surrounding cities call it scummersville it’s where you get heroine and other illicit substances
This is so depressing to me... My city of Gloversville New York that I was born AND gree up in looks horrible 😭💔.... When I was home a few years ago living on main street it did NOT look this bad. Wow this breaks my heart. This was a beautiful little city when I was a child. I have the fondest memories.
Please keep in mind that this video is done on a cloudy, dreary day, just before spring when EVERYWHERE looks worse than it actually is. No grass, no foliage, it's just that time of year. I've lived in a few different states. It is no worse here in Gloversville than in other states as well.
@@tamfamglam9481 it looks worse on a bright summer day
city leaders ought to be ashamed of themselves , they stealing tax dollars and leaving the city like that is shameful
Stealing?
Yes. That's what they call it these days
A tale of 2 types of ghettos, both look the same. The problem is finding the common denominator that allows both to look like this. I think both sides are getting played, but, who's the player??
Preach
You are talking about poverty not politics, I hope?
However, carry right on with your guns and lamentations brand of ACEREBRAL philosophy.
Yeah Gloversville is rough…I grew up in the nice part of Gloversville and it was still a horrible experience.
This looks like every lower middle class town in Central PA
I never even heard of Gloversville.
A little northwest of Albany,NY
@@brikkijim North of the border, of Johnstown.
Southie is flat and way more crowded but old tho. The Gloversville must have big legs with all of those hills
6:49 grew up in that green house with my grandparents
Well, it seems you found most of the gut of my hometown. This place was the thriving leather and glove making capitol of the country. Of course, when osha and encon came in the 70's and 80s, the jig was up. By that time big money had already raped the resources of the area. Once they took their fortunes down below our southern border. Then any good labor had to go else ware to find meaningful employment. They left their toxic waste abandoned factories to collapse and be scarfed up by the city in order to gain brownfield funding. Of course, they don't do anything meaningful with the money. Just fence them off for new places to park their trucks. The housing is mostly over 100 years old, and the properties were measured off before cars were even around, so many properties do not have adequate off street parking available for todays needs. I'd say a good third of the housing should be bulldozed and buried in a sealed landfill to contain the lead, asbestos, and other toxins used in their construction. Then properties should be re-surveyed with the room needed for modern housing. I keep thinking, maybe this year we will hit rock bottom and start coming back up, but every year I'm amazed that we've only sunk even deeper.
You and I are only separated by an hour or so. I live in a town called Hoosick Falls. Home of shit water and shit homes. Shit population. We too had manufacturing that has long since gone away. Only one factory left.
Looks shabby
This is an honest view of the many run down sections of Gloversville. Many things have contributed to what we see here. Joblessness, out of town landlords who have been able to get away with neglect to their properties, poverty, lack of pride for their property, overwhelming costs for repairs, lack of housing rehabilitation monies, to name a few. These neighborhoods sure could use help!
Because they're "white" hoods?
@@donaldclifford5763 All neighborhoods that are struggling like Gloversville NY sure could use a lift up. It has nothing to do with color.
@@lindafrederick6221 It's all about jobs, tax base, and absentee landlords.
@@donaldclifford5763 Agree...I believe I stated that also.
@@donaldclifford5763 Haha, obviously u got racial issues and feel indifferent about helping everyone equally!...Curious (from ur profile pic) you're White. Also apparently against racism. Ur White family & friends are NOT racist either or else u wouldn't hang-out with them...so if you and them are NON-racist Whites, then why would assume other Whites are automatically racist??!!
Looks clean. What's the crime rate compared to other similar places?
I was just in that hood for Easter. Corner Steele Ave and Montgomery.
It makes Albany Schenectady & Troy looked better by comparison
This is what a democratic state looks like. Almost all of upstate NY looks just like this. No money no opportunity.
Not just democratic states. It’s everywhere.
@@GrammyJeanify Explain why the economies of Tennessee and Florida to name a few are doing so well? I live in NY. I have lived here for 48 years. Democrat leadership has only dragged us lower due to spending on social programs and encouraging sloth rather than being productive. I see it constantly in my town. Troy NY even pushed out their section 8 citizens up to my town specifically so they didn't have to spend on them anymore. One only needs to look at the numbers fleeing NY to realize that Democrat policies are failing everyone in this state
@@jeremygaillard5924 upstate ny is Republican. Nice try.
@@bojack2011 Not the cities.
@@donaldclifford5763 buffalo and Niagara
Wonder what that old abandoned factory used to produce back in its heyday…….???
Not sure I’ve ever seen more beat up curbs - they must be from the thirties…….😮
Gloversville is known for old leather mills and producing leather goods like Leather Gloves for example.
That factory is the old Coleco factory. ColecoVision..they had the choice between Macintosh (what we know currently as Apple) and cabbage patch kids. They chose cabbage patch ..smh..they did have a “home computer” in the 80s Trying to complete with Atari for video games.
That was the 80s
I’m the 60s-70s it was largely a leather stocking town that also had factories making leather gloves ..Grandoe Gloves..people made big money making gloves working piece wages.
Gloversville was a great place to grow up until..it just wasn’t anymore. It’s really unfortunate.
Looks good to me
Nice that you changed the title from Irish to white. You still didn’t learn anything. You disparage this town without even having to say anything.
Title was always white only Irish videos I have are Bronx and south Boston
Irish ghetto? racist it looks like a standard middle class northeast neighborhood
No it doesn't. Where do you live?
Middle class ? Many are poor in Gloversville and it's cheap to buy houses and property
Definetly not middle class.
Well I live in Chicago that's not what a Ghetto looks like . That's is not that rough at all
@@jam3407 To be fair, Chicago is so ridiculously bad it's in its own league.
There i am! Lmfaooo
Wow looks like Kingston ny lol
Whitehall or Granville ny might be worth checking out. Smaller towns but similar problems. The best jobs in Whitehall are at the slaughterhouse. Pretty much sums it up
Whitehall is so bad they couldn't even sustain a McDonald's or a Subway. In my town we have what is known as 3rd street. That is our hood
Good point. Hadn't thought of that.
Hell no south Boston don't looks like this I'm from Boston
It's horrible
Looks like a nice place to raise a family count me in
This spot isn’t even a white neighborhood lol. I live 30 minutes from where this is recording it’s majority colored.
@@cav444 LOL, you live in gville? Because if you did you’d god damn know that those spots are mostly COLORED. Fuckin clown
@@cav444 MILL BURR AND MAIN ARE 90% colored NE and NW OF TOWN IS half and half my g and SE IS MOSTLY COLORED. GVILLE IS MOSTLY A COLORED TOWN.
Liar
@@bojack2011 I'm not prejudice, but it is mostly white, for sure.
@@donaldclifford5763 i agree
Capital, it fails us now.
Must have been scared to go down Carpenter LOL
Used to party there.
Where at?
No jobs
Where tha hell is this never heard of this town. Lol
half hour from Albany👍
@@neighborhoodguy o ok thanks
@@neighborhoodguy Actually about 50 miles west-northwest of Albany, about ten miles north of exit 28 on the NYS Thruway. Johnstoown is an adjacent city, called the twin cities.
....ma dove sono le persone?
I bambini che giocano???....
Wow, what a dump..
Why so many american flags, is it so you don't forget where you live?
Its because of the pride people feel dumass
Those aren't just "white hoods" there's a mix of white and black in Gloversville lol
It's only 2% of black people living in gloversville this place is racist
But this video is the white hood
Look better than Paterson NJ, not as trashy. I bet it is also safer.