Is the Beverly Center Mall dead on La Cienega blvd ?
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- čas přidán 15. 04. 2024
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It seems like wherever you go shopping that many of the stores are closing down today. I went to the Beverly Center on La Cienega Blvd. to find out if the mall is dead I remember this mall being really popular about 20 years ago I have not step foot in the mall since over 15 years so I wanted to find out myself if it’s still worth it to go there - Zábava
I'm old now... I remember shopping in the malls for the family. I miss those days when I had money. I live paycheck to paycheck now. Inflation is horrific.
i use to work alot and have more money too and everything was alot cheaper too
Me too, but occasionally I walk around and look, and buy lunch there. 😊
Thank the dems.
Standing in line for the Footlocker....that's to try and prevent mass theft from a large number of shoplifters entering the store all at the same time.
Same here. Not doing well in my 50's for my knees and feet hurt too much and too tired and heavy feeling to handle working full time like when I was younger. So I live on much less while the inflation is horrific. I too was able to travel, shop, eat out, and engage life more when I was young up until about 2022. I find I'm unemployable since 2022 so I just live simple off my $1700 a month Veterans disability watching CZcams instead of doing things I want to do like travel and fishing. I've tried a lot in recent years to get a job at VA or through a VA case manager, but was told I don't qualify for anything like compensated work therapy program for unemployed veterans despite having a degree and a clean background. It's simpler to not have a car, but public transit is limited. I live in Salt Lake which sorta a smaller version of LA is many regards minus the cost and those trees and plants. I don't' see the economy and country getting better during the 10 to 20 years we have lef on our lives. America is just shell of it's former glory and going down which saddens me to no end so these videos while we're still here give us some quality of life.
Thankfully we older people have memories of better days. I feel sorry for the young people.
Tic tok and pornhub is all they need ❤🎉 💋
No need for sympathy for the younger generation.
They don't need it.
Apparently they are bulletproof like the rest of us at that age.
One day they will wake up like we did.
I worked at the Beverly Center Mall 39 years ago. I'm now 72 and live in North Georgia. I worked at Optical Fashion Center and Dr. Levelthal's Vision Care Center. I met a lot of celebrities. I remember seeing Joan Collins coming up the first escalator you were on. When I came back from lunch, she was at my workplace. I met so many celebrities there and my favorite was Patrick Stewart. Very cool guy and I spoke with him for a long time. At that time the Borg episodes were in production. I met Eddie Van Halen, Elton John, Muhammad Ali, Marvin Hagler, Marie Osmond, Cher, Robert Vaughan, Fran Jeffries, the guy who played Horshak in Welcome Back Kotter, Pepe Ludmir from Peru, Whoopi Goldberg, Stephen Bishop, and Bruce Springsteen. That's just who I can remember. Thanks for the update on the Beverly Center!
Amazing how you can still type well at 72
Michael Jackson used to shop here regularly by himself without bodyguards. Sometimes in disguise, Sometimes not.
I LOVED this mall.
Quite a few celebs have been spotted there throughout the years.
WoW! I couldn't imagine seeing MJ out & about shopping with no body guards, I would of lost my mind!
@@DeliciouslyFierceMedia People behaved very differently around celebs during the '80's & 90's without cell phones & social media. This mall opened in the early '80's-before MJ became an adult superstar. I've seen superstars shopping in this mall with & without entourage during that time.
@@squalli1297 I'm Gen X, so I completely understand the difference in behavior compared to now & then,( except Mike's fans went pretty wild in the 80s)but I didn't mean I would of lost my cool & jumped on his back lol, I'm pretty well behaved (sometimes)but I meant I would of been over the moon if i was old enough at that time & saw young MJ strutting around
@@DeliciouslyFierceMedia MJ was probably out in public prior to superstardom-Thriller album. Many celebs hung out at The Beverly Center prior to social media & cell phones. I met him at a party before he made The Wiz -before his transition & people were civil.
Thank you, Mike, for sharing your home with us. I love your place ! Very nice ! Very welcoming. 😊
Beverly Center died with the arrival of The Grove. Even remodeling the place didn't bring flocks of people back. It's so empty these days, I'm shocked its not shut down.
When Beverly Center got rid of the movie theater for Forever 21 retail store, that signaled the beginning of the end.
Damn, I didn’t know the theater closed. I still think this place could be live again.
I love The Grove! My then hubby and I went there in 2003. It was in October, so it was all decorated really cute for Halloween. The fountain was synced with music, which was awesome! Loved the stores, too, and the farmer's market.
@@sallyphillips9175 Yeah, The Grove can do no wrong.
4:00 dude that is a pretty sweet art piece.
The Beverly Center transformed into a much higher end shopping experience than The Grove. Although The Grove does also have a few high-end stores.
Your apartment looks great! I love your artwork and your style. And of course, your show.
A lot of people are trying to pay the rent and buy food - the mall is a luxury many can't afford... Cheers Mike!
correct
Lol don’t malls in your area have some grocery stores and fitness clubs???
I'm so old that I remember when that piece of property was Beverly Park with pony rides and other fun stuff for kids.
Me, too! I’m 72 now!
Me too. Lived in View Park back then.
Wow… and stayed in LA this whole time ?
Kids have tic tok and pornhub now
Ahhhh, Things That Aren't Here Anymore
When I moved here in 1981, I would visit all the malls in the Los Angeles area a lot. I love the echo atmosphere and the energy of malls. I hope that experience never goes away, we need to support them so that doesn't happen. This brings back good memories. Thanks for GiVing ! 👍👍
They're done, the market switched to ordering from home.
I moved there in 1981 too! From Wisconsin. I moved to Phoenix in '97.
Peace❤
i was born 1983 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
@@malo_213baby!
My parents brought me to Southern California in 1984... Thinking about finally leaving
@@samholdsworth420 I love my city Los angeles!!
You know I just looked through the thumbnails of all the vids in my subscriptions for the last two days and you are the only one smiling. Everyone else has some sort of dramatic expression on there face. Thats why I like your channel, you are a happy positive person. Keep it up GiV!!!
Exactly 💯% I noticed that also. Everyone else is Numb & Depressed
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@@VanessaHilton bidens s h # t has contributed to lots being numb and depressed due to the biden/democrat admins illegal immigrant invasion of the usa along with mass gov c o r r u p t i o n along with bidenomics which is and has included higher than ever before prices on many things .... which also, includes higher crime rates and people having to be more paronoid bout theft of their things, home break in, mail thefts or the one i get a kick out of especially in ca cities is high amount of catalytic converter thefts off cars and trucksssss that is so bad in some ca cities that there are road signs that warn of high level of cat thefts etccc blah blahhhhn isn't ca a blue majority democrat state huh hahahaaaaaaa
T R U M P 2 0 2 4 and if not then things will likely get even worse.
Sadly, except for a handful that are still surviving, enclosed malls are on the endangered list. Many have already closed, while others are becoming ghost towns with empty stores throughout. I was the store manager of Taco Bell on Beverly Blvd just down the street from Beverly Center in 1979/1980, before the mall even opened. It was quite exciting when it did open, and it was THE place to go in the area. It was a different time. Now, people seem to prefer outdoor shopping and dining destinations, at least here in sunny California.
Century City mall.
damn bro did you ever go to the galleria in Redondo Beach on Hawthorne BLVD? Or Del Amo mall? I was born in 2005 and even since then del amo has undergone drastic changes while galleria has remained as is for the most part besides swapping some stores.
@@maximusandr I've lived in SoCal all my life and I think I've been to every mall at least once. They're trying to breathe new life into Del Amo Mall (I was there not long ago) but it's not like it used to be. When I was a teenager and in my early 20s, that mall was packed. Fun fact: Del Amo Mall was originally two separate malls that were fairly close together, so they simply connected them making them one larger mall.
Lakewood Mall, Lakewood, CA.
Cerritos Mall, Cerritos, CA.
Brea Mall, Brea, CA.
Still thriving.
@@reedberry yeah and now they banned teenagers AHAHAH I GOT IDED WHILE ENTERING !!
The Beverly Center was never a very busy mall like Century City or Westside Pavillion malls, not even during the 80s/90s. Their appeal has always been more to high end shoppers and not the hang-out crowd. It aligns itself with Rodeo Drive more than a typical family mall.
except rodeo drive has so many more people than this one.
Century City is the high end "Rodeo Drive" mall, not Beverly Center. Beverly center is aging terribly. I can't believe they remodeled it only to keep the dated claustrophobic indoor style. It has high end stores sure, but no one wants to shop there when you can go to CC or Rodeo Drive instead.
It’s not just malls there that are dying off, they are dying off everywhere. 😢
The USA is already a falling elephant. The troubling aspect is that it might cause collateral damage to the entire world in its final struggles 🤷♂️
dubai mall is not dying off your an idiot for that comment
I go between being angry and mourning b/c of what is happening to our country and what the Biden admin. is doing to it. They're traitors.
It's all part of the plan
It's definitely on life support. I went in there a couple of weeks ago to go to the food court on the top level. Then I discovered the food court is no longer there, which used to be packed with shoppers having a bite to eat. Not only that, but there were so few shoppers in there, I couldn't believe the place is still open. Maybe they should tear it down, and bring back the old kiddie amusement park that used to be there when I was a kid.
Omg that’s so sad, so is there food anywhere?
@@LVDesert584 Yes there is Food Outside of The Beverly Center In the back and Eggslut is the lowest priced otherwise the dishes start around $25 on up for small portions.
Awww Beverly Park! Yes! ❤I fully remember & the pony rides & Smokey Joe's! Times were so great back then🎉🎉❤
And by the way, the Beverly Center now has these futuristic elevators that don't work. You push the button for the level you want to go to while you're on the outside of the elevator, not on the inside. So if you change your mind about what floor you want to go to, you're out of luck. But the real problem is, the elevator wouldn't take me to the floor that I wanted to go to. I had to get out, and take the escalator.
West side pavilion is ucla now
We would dress up when going to a high end Mall. Hey, your art in your apartment is very nice!!
Yeah if you dress up a little nicer you'll more likely to get a greeting or assistance. If you go in all raggity people won't give you a second look
You have a great apartment. Very cool stuff, one of a kind. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful shopping mall!! Good day Mike👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻greetings from Italy🐶❤️🤣
A lil GIV to brighten up my day ❤
@shaynalee, the GIV always leaves me smiling, or laughing, he is just a genuine good guy.
G-d bless.
I remember waking up early on multiple Saturday mornings, driving to the Beverly Center or the West Side Pavilion, getting my chocolates and coffee / espresso and settling in for a good foreign film.... Those days are gone.
This mall was so awesome in the 90s. Hard Rock Cafe and PF Chang’s were on the street level. It’s still nice in there but it’s at 60% occupancy.
I used to go to Beverly Center like every week around 2001- probably 2010 or so. The gove was opened like 20 years ago? then started going there more often than Beverly Center. Beverly Center was thriving when they had a movie theatre on top floor and also book store (forgot the name) and now it's so empty everytime we go. now Americana and Santa Monica Place (renewed) etc so many competition and I can tell BC is struggling for past 15 years or so. I dont know how it was in the 90's so good to know.
if you didnt see it yet watch giv's vid from some days ago in which he gose to and shows the many beverly hills store buildings closed and empty.... giv to me showed a good amount of transparency along with honesty in that one.... and too he dose not disapoint by making the vid lie only 4,5,6,7,8 mins.... that one i pretty sure was a bit over 23 mins
check it out if didnt see
@@adamgriffith6750 Oh no, I watched it when it came out. I was in shock. I thought Beverly Hills stores in the next blocks of Rodeo Dr were like Teflon from slow business. Got that wrong.
And the Grand Lux cafe those were the days
@@adamgriffith6750 Beverly Hills stores are also struggling especially due to pandemic and lootings. They used to have Anthropologie, Williams Sonoma, victorias secret, even Marimekko, and more then all those are gone. even eating at the restaurant patio nowadays are not safe so rarely go there anymore.
I once saw a sketch of that intersection, Beverly and San Vicente from the year 1940. It showed a billboard advertising Whisky, and, get this: an oil derrick!
This oil well is still pumping oil and is hidden below the mall. The book containing the drawing, "Nuestra Pueblo" copywrite 1940.
Wowwww 😮
I always forget where I park. Thank u for the photo idea. I never thought about it!
one day, you will have to take a pic of your car too.... LOL
It's very nice..😁🥰❤.We lived in West Hollywood when My Daughter was little..1990 to be exact..She's 34 now..and went to The Beverly Center Mall all the time when Her Dad was at work...Lots of Great memories 😁❤🥰😁
Wow! Mike! Your living room looks so great now. I love the wall paintings of the Sixth Street area.
My daughter lives in Venice . Thanks for helping me keep an eye on her. Love ya GIV❤️
Nosy parents🤨
Mike they remodeled that entire mall about 7 years ago and all those stores are new. That’s why you don’t remember them because those stores were not there nor was the mall constructed like it is now. It’s pretty much a new mall since you were last there 17 years ago.
No food court is a no go for me. Here in Prague when I go to the Palladium or another mall the first thing I do is get a beer and a snack to help me get through shopping.
You mean Prague back in eastern Europe.???
Alcoholic 😮
Lol food halls hit different from food courts.
Brings back many memories from back in the day, started shopping there in the mid-80s. Early 90s, there was a club in the basement called Ava's which was run by Ava Fabian, Playboy playmate.
Ava's was awesome and there was another club there I think it was called Tramps on the bottom floor as well as and I might be misspelling it called Pinafini which was super fun.
I’ve shopped and worked at the Beverly Center for years. I think one of the biggest downsides to it is that it doesn’t have a food court. On top of that, shoplifting and smash and grabs have become so common in California it makes people feel uneasy working and shopping in malls. Also the Beverly Center tries to cater to both the high end crowd and the average Joe but I think these days they’re losing both of them while trying to maintain their identity as a mall. For me these days I’d rather drive a little further and go to Glendale Galleria or Culver City mall where there is free parking, a food court, a gym, more stores for the working class people and feels a little safer.
safer? is beverly hills unsafe?
@@thedeadbaby some parts of it. Where the Beverly Center is can be a little unsafe. A lot of sketchy individuals hang around across the street by the Beverly Connection and the gas station next to it.
We need malls who the fuck wants to order on line and they always send you the wrong stuff and they except you to pay money to send it back so you can get the right item that bullshit and it sucks it pisses me off keep molls open 😡
Nobody wants to be shopping with balaclava Americans
That or it looks "nice" on the website. Then you get it and it looks like cheap garbage
They’ll make a comeback … but in in a funny retro way when people want to go back and discover things like a novelty. Or when people realize that the internet is dangerous for society as a whole and AZ is forced to close or people boycott it … we’re in the beginning of a massive sociological experiment … and I think things will revert but in how long is the question
We are and I am not going to sugar coat it we are fucked!🤦
Gotta keep them molls open.. After all education is important.
When I first watched this video, was unable to comment, not so good at tech....but I now have the chance, and I wanted to let you know how sweet this video was. The bliss you had out shopping, and the fun just going around I the chairs....even your comment of how it gave you a happy feeling....thank you for Sharing.🥰
watching from osaka japan. thnx for the memories of the beverly center. used to live out there back in the 90s - mid 20s.
I lived there in the 80s. It is a beautiful mall.
😂😂"if you see this shirt in a Salvation Store you think it's Broken But here it's 2000 Dollars "😂😂😂 you're so FUNNY GiV Thanks
Yea, that was good.!!! I thought the same thing.
Hey Mike! With the excessive high retail crime going on now, some stores now monitor and limit the number of people that can be inside the store at one time. These stores set a limit for the number of people that can be inside. Another way of controlling and deterring retail theft. I was at a mall one day and the Vans store and Crocs store had a line outside the store to get in to shop.
Crazy, i would never wait for entry to spend my money, instead i will buy it online.
@@sophist1cated Lines to control how many go into a store is liberal logic in California. When you get 30+ people descending into a store to rob it, no line is going to stop them.
@@erikh9991Under those circumstances it makes sense.
GIV - your so funny. I love your videos. I would love to drive around LA with you. I like people watching and seeing the old cities and bldgs. Love your apartment. Looks great. You did great job.
Enjoy. Thanks again.
*you’re so funny.
When I lived in LA 2000-2001 I loved this mall. When I came back in 2016 I was shocked to see how much LA had deteiorated. The De AMO Mall in Torrance had a store selling second hand dvds and books.
Got my cell phone there. It was so deadddd
I'm lucky to be getting old. Remember when Del Amo mall site was open fields and swamp where we caught turtles & lizards. The 91 freeway didn't exist & others only partially built. Botanical Garden in PV was a dump site. Dominguez Hills was open space & oil derricks. Didn't have to pay to park at the beach. Marineland, Nike missle base, and lots of snakes in Palos Verdes. No traffic family Sunday drives. Kids roamed the streets on bikes & shot bb guns in the open fields. Huge naval base & shipyard in San Pedro /Long Beach. The Pike & POP. No skyscrapers in downtown L.A. Still had oranges, cows, and dairys around. Not much of anything in Orange /Ventura Counties were mostly small towns and agriculture. Ocean Blvd in Long Beach was full of sailors & peep shows. Colorado Blvd in Pasadena was not fancy at all same nor was State Sreet in Santa Barbara. Disneyland was an inexpensive family oriented destination (same as Knoxs). Would spot celebreties around the westside & Hollywood no big deal. Pace of life in SoCal was much slower & was known to be "laid back". The SoCal from my childhood is a long gone cherished distant memory.
That three picture portrait of LA from that new bridge goes hard.💯💯💯💯😎🔥
G.I.V, that Nevada license plate 6291 that is our wedding date it really caught our eye. Wife and I were married June 2nd, 1991 ( 6291) also in Nevada at Circus Circus.
Enjoy all your videos, miss seeing your mom, she looks so happy when she is with you. Keep up the excellent work. Thanks again.
You got married in a Circus.??? Is your life now a Circus.???
Thank you for sharing very expensive stuff but nice just to see it.
Thank you for taking us to the Beverly Mall. I live in Ohio along the Ohio River. It's very primitive here. I live about an hour and a half away from a Mall.
I love seeing places that I'll never be able to visit in person.
Thank you again
Born and raised in Cleveland, moved to Los Angeles with my 2nd wife back in 1991.
OHIO is like stone age. Hillbilly North.
You are awesome GIV… hello from London. Thanks for all your content 🙌🏻
I moved away from LA in 1996, so I haven't been to this mall for ages. It was a favorite spot for me to window shop and go see indie films at the movie theater. Given how malls are dying off, nice to see this place is still doing well.
Thanks for the tour! I used to go to the Beverly Center all the time back when the Hard Rock Cafe was still there. Such great times and great shopping. Then it started going downhill, lots of shops closed and I stopped going...probably like you, it's been around 15 years since I've been there. Good to see signs of life coming back to that classic mall!
I haven't finished watching your video yet, but that Beverly center used to be Beverly Park, my dad used to take my older sister's there when they were little, before I was born. My sister has some photos.
Another great video, keep it real👍🏼.
Many thanks from Ireland🇮🇪
Thank you so much for doing this one! I really appreciate it I used to work down there at cedar Sinai. I love your videos , and your charming personality
You are so creative. Thank you for sharing your space with us. ❤
Everything is hell and garbage now! I'm 51 and glad I experienced the 70s to 90s
HOLA MIKE THE GIV YOU ARE THE STARR.
WITHIN A VERY ANCIENT COSMIC SPIRITUAL
JOURNEY.... each moment is very precious.
LOVE YOUR ARTISTIC CREATIVE ENERGY
Mike you really did a great job infact
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I haven't been to The Beverly Center since pre-911 when parking was $2.00 all day. There was a Brazilian BBQ steakhouse on the ground floor. There was a Rexall Drugstore across the street that had everything. Bullock's Dept Store once had the space that Macy's now occupies. Traffic is crazy in this area on account of Cedar's Sinai Hosp. 1-2 blocks away from the mall. I've been visiting Cedars more recently-a hazard which comes with age.
Love the pictures behind your couch beautiful ❤️
This video was awesome !!! Malls are great when it's raining outside , seems they are fading out though!!
Have a wonderful evening 😊
You're the best ❣️
This mall was never really a great place to shop and hang out at, but it's TOTALLY DEAD now! I was there last December and I couldn't believe how bad it has fallen off, particularly after having been recently "remodeled." It's a GHOST town!
Malls were the thing back in the day, i.e for. teens hanging out with friends trying to score some action. 😅⚡💥🎉
Pornhub and Amazon makes malls and girls obsolete
Amazon and pornhub makes malls and girls obsolete
@@larryc1616you used yo matrubate at the mall before porn hub?
I live in FL and this just popped up on Facebook and I thought you might want to take a peek if you haven’t already - Thx for sharing your adventures with us all 🤗
Been watching your channel for quite sometime! It's a very informative channel and inspired us to start our own!
You are a true Angelino! Thanks for sharing all the spots I've too, but havent in a while!
Greetings from Australia - I am a long time viewer. Meine Mutter war Deutsch. We have a lot in common. Love your content. xxx
Fun tour. Thank you for taking the time to go there for us. I appreciate all you do. Hugs n luv
I remember years ago going to the Beverly Mall. I saw Sondra Locke shopping there. She was walking through the mall right in front of me. Since she was a favorite actress of mine, I was thrilled. It was a very upscale mall for its time. Had a fabulous lunch there with my sister-in-law.
The new Beverly Center is the Century City Mall. But parking is like $2.50 per 15 minutes. Parking is expensive.
Then don't go there
@@archangelvvvHelps to keep the riff raff out...
this is a high end mall they do very well now compared to budget malls
So Happy To See You In Your Cozy Spot ❣️❣️❣️.... Love What You Have Done With Your Space 💕.... Now we need a tour of the rest of your sp?!?.... Love what I can see 🎉
. please next time tour us around,🎉🎉🎉🎉
nice and cozy room.. i love that wide wall print giving a sense of space.
Your place is great 🎉❤ Plus that mall be shiney ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
MIKE:GIV YOUR
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very cool wall pictures great energy
from from your passionate artistry
the 6th street Bridge been part of this
structure for many amazing fantastic years.
gracias for your awareness.
drive safe mike
and say hola to tu mardre
Thank you Mike for sharing your vlogs. As I love them ❤️
Love your digs looks comfy thank you for sharing Mike
One of the worst renovations ever. They sucked all of the life out of the place. It feels like a hospital now.
True. Cold and uninviting. Loved it in the 80's.
Doesn't LA county have a high sales tax? You should go to Ontario Mills or Victoria Gardens in San Bernardino county. They're always packed.
A friend of mine would drive to Orange County to avoid paying high sales tax. Burbank in La is the worst. They charge, 3 taxes, County, Local, and State.
Why would he ever wanna go anywhere in the IE....
isn't san bernardinoa red majority republican county.... gee i wonder if that has anything to do with it..... i'd say it dose....
if didnt see it yet i'd recommend watching giv's think itwas 23 min vid he put some days ago in which he gose and shows an area of beverly hills with like 90% of store buildings closed and empty.... many cities in ca have a growing problem with this etccc
@@lauralarrabee7870 I forgot OC has some awesome outdoor malls like the Spectrum, Southcoast Plaza, and Orange Outlets.
Too far and hot for outlets
Great video! Growing up in Southern California, Beverly Center was a place to go in the 80s. Thanks for the tour since it has been some time since I've been there too 🙂👍👍
New sub here from Australia 🇦🇺. We live in a regional area but always love a good mall when we travel to the city. Thanks for the walk thru.❤.
Nice pad. Is that a Viking tunic on the couch?
Sold my condo on Burton Way in Beverly Hills, a 15 minute walk to the Beverly Center. Many homeless began showing up in tents along the center median and surrounding the Beverly Center.
Moved to a tropical paradise outside of the US, and have never been happier.
Congratulations on your significant decision! We made a similar choice by returning to Poland. It's unexpected, but here we are, and we're not alone. Those who remain are often unable to afford to leave or have strong family ties they don't want to abandon.
Congratulations on your move! I am happy to report, however, that Burton Way has been restored to its glory. The center median are all restored now with green grass and there is a “no camping” ordinance along the entirety of Burton Way and the surrounding neighborhood. No encampments on or around Burton anymore, and the police do a great job keeping it that way. This happened about a year ago and it’s been doing well ever since.
@@petroskyrillos The U.S. must be losing it's luster when people are going back to their original country. EG: Ozzy Osbourne.
they been gone for a long time
Great couch. I loved going to malls, especially at Christmastime and to get See’s candies bonbons. 🤟🏼
I live here in LA, you show me all the places I don’t go anymore. Servus mein Bruder.
I haven't been to Beverly Center since 2004! I went to some Chinese restaurant that was very good, can't remember the name. The mall didn't feel particularly lively back then either. In the 80s and 90s it was hopping. I was a west side kid, so I hung out mainly in Westwood or Santa Monica's Promenade. I would rarely go to the Beverly Center. I only went there when I hung out with friends who lived in that area of Beverly Hills and Fairfax, Hollywood.
PF Chang
standing in line a footlocker is to DETER THEFT!!!!!
Great looking home GIV. As always entertaining and informative video!!!!!
Thanks for sharing your travels with us. I love your commentary.
Always awesome to see the GiV
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Cool ..Saludos Mr. desde Peru South America😊
There use to be a Loehman's nearby and the Grand Lux Cafe by the escalator. It has changed so much.
TY for showing this! When I lived in CA, I use to live a hop, skip and a jump away from the BC on Huntley Dr 🤗
Good video Mike !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks German in Vience
Cool pad mike, thanks for another video, i really enjoy your content and your a really sound bloke, cheers mucker from Eng Ger Land 🏴
Great to see that some Malls are still going. I used to love them and go to any Mall in any town. But that is 20-30 years ago. Today, I like more walking outside than inside. Nevertheless, you should open an online store and sell the pictures you made over the years. That 3 set 6th street bridge picture is awesome. Well done.
LOOK AT U!! PIMP! Love it sir.
Have you considered doing a meet and greet? It would be fun to meet the one and only German in Venice
You are so adorable! I love your videos. They are so authentic. That Jean star on your wall is fantastic!
In the 80s, I used to hang out there with friends on Friday nights or Saturday nights at their arcade on the top floor. It's probably gone now. Ah the good old days.
I don’t know why ppl are against filming in their store. Free marketing!
You should see CO! Its called "the new Cali." Building so fast blows everyones mind. Apts, houses, car wash,
Movies, so many restaurants it would take 6 months to go to a new one each day. The Space force is here its going to be so huge/big. Every piece of soil is ripped up the poor insects! If it ever takes a dump omg it would be chaos
CO?
Most people in CO don't want it related to CA in any way... but it is growing rapidly and has a lot going on! Gotta keep those yards so the bugs and birds and critters all have a happy ecosystem :)
@@MileHighGrowler yes can't be all concrete
@jonc487 Yes, CO Springs is unbelievable!
@@scarletthoxie5589 Oh, I got it now. CO as in Colorado. I’m assuming CO Springs is a city or a shopping plaza there.
This mall used to be middle-class friendly with a food court. Now it’s like an indoor Rodeo Drive. It also used to have movie theaters but just could not keep up with the comptition with the theaters at The Grove.
Love your videos GIV from Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Mike, you should just livestream Grand Theft Auto V from your house and save on your gasoline and car expenses!
The 10 year old who made that hoodie for $2 did a good job
oh my! 😲 Ouch, but the Truth Hurts because It IS The TRUTH (gotta keep the DISGUSTING rich elites Happy).
Right!? 🤮 👎 lol. 😂
I appreciate the indoor designs , It was so cool the way it all worked to gether, Thank you for that !
Thanks for the tour very nice!