Billionaires and homelessness - the reality of San Francisco
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- čas přidán 10. 07. 2024
- Every 11,000th resident of San Francisco is a billionaire and every 110th is homeless. How could this be happening in the same city? Trying to figure it out in this video!
Thank you, Gil Penchina, for taking part in this video and giving a lot of valuable insights!
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How would solve the homeless problem in San Francisco? You can't hold people in hospitals against their will for more than 72 hours.
It would be very interesting to test the effect of a privatly funded UBI. You only need 12M to provide 1000usd/month to 1000 people for 1 year. I think the public would crowdfund something like that if money goes directly to the homeless, for example by distributing prepaid debit cards.
Vertical apartments funded by government and partially funded by people depending on persons financial situation. More homes for homeless all state funded who cant even afford meals. Taxation on wealthy to give boast to real estate sector so that small housing options can be accessible to public. More flexiblity for tenants for lease deals as london city is currently doing reducing unnecessary fee required to rent properties
Kudos to you for highlighting a major major problem in san francisco. Its too expensive and crowded with homeless its insane.
Saad Imtiaz it seems many people don’t understand how the housing market works. Space is limited. But also so called affordable housing actually limits the market to the general public. The cities actually spent several hundred of millions every year on affordable housing and it actually ended up increasing the property values.
Over the years people don’t actually leave the government housing and government subsidized housing. Many people actually still living on those government support housing for over 15 years and continue to do so. Since it’s regulated by the government the housing project can not increase rent based on market pricing or develop the housing. Also those people codependent on the government housing would never leave. They become forever dependent on the free or subsidized housing and the taxes payers pay for their rent.
Since housing and land is limited and development is also limited there would be no available space for the general public if the government takes them away as well.
Just in California 60% of the population already codependent on government support. It says something. Affordable housing mandated by the government won’t help people get affordable housing. It just force people to either become low income to get qualified for government housing or try to become rich to live in an expensive market. The general middle class don’t get the support. The government housing is also a lottery too. You could be living in the city for years and never get a affordable government housing but someone who just moved in the city some how lucky enough to get it. I witness this first hand when someone I met who only moved to the California only for 2 years and qualified for free government housing.
The problem I noticed so far in the increasing homeless crisis is the amount of outsiders moving in. Many told me they came to California was for all the benefits and social support the state government offers.
New York is also one of the most expensive states in the US and they developed housing projects in the past that increased the rent cost.
Space is limited and resources is limited. People haven’t questioned why so many people are moving into the Bay Area? Not just the rich tech workers are moving in but also the bums and hobos are moving in.
I always like talking to people and even talk with many homeless people and the things surprises me a lot are many aren’t local residents. Several of them told me they travel from state to state for opportunities. And yet when I offered some support and suggested working with a job agency or filled out a job application they turn me down. I literally handed them paper works and offered to take them there personally. I even offered them working freelance if they like doing odd jobs and nothing.
I don’t know. I been hearing a lot from them about people not giving them a chance and yet they refused to take the chance when it came to them. I even offered a young homeless couple temporary housing for almost 1/2 year but because of how lazy they were and refusal to get a job I had to evicted them. I got nothing but excuses and I went all out making connections and try to get the referral for a job for them. It pissed me off how much excuses I gotten for why they don’t want to work. They said they want to start their own business or just sell cans. Wtf??? Also hearing them talk about how people will judge them and they have anxieties.
What is even funny these same homeless couple actually agree with about how society enabled the homeless crisis and the homeless camps is nothing but negativity and encouraging laziness. They told me their friend in the homeless camps does nothing all day but play video games and smoke weed all day. Also they don’t even need to worry about food since the local volunteer brings them food everyday.
Dealing with the homeless first hand makes me feel less sympathy for them. It show the true nature of this problem. It’s a lot of society enabling them to act like this. Everyone wants to help them but they don’t want to help themselves.
FabrizioTr91 And why should we pay people to do nothing? Are you for real?
The video should be called "watch me worship rich people"
Ha ha ha ha ha !
David you’re absolutely right.
Well it's kind of hard for her to worship poor black males
really i was like grow up kid, they should hang around the homeless for a year and then try to solve problems. talk to a shelter or someone who knows what they are talking about :-)
Right!!!!!!!!!!!!
She went from the homeless problem to having a steak interview... Huh... Stay on topic lady!!! I'd like to see more attention on the homeless...not the billionaire and rich...
Seems like you were clout chasing...
LOL Her lack of interest in the homeless problem shows the reason that it will never be solved. Because most self absorbed people don't really care..
Mizraim Tomoore Oopoo NoopooH!!!!!
What a name. I'll call you Poop, would that be okay?
Money is far more attractive then homeless bums
A universal basic income and free medicare is the way forward. I hope Andrew Yang is elected president.
She hear what she said. She was scared.
"San Fransisco has a homeless issue yucky! lets go shopping and hang out with millionares" buy meats and drink and have a fun night !.
This is by far the worst doc ive seen about the issue.
Yes! So I'm not the only one thats saw it like this. I feel like she's been hating on homeless, she needs to stop seeing the homeless as the problem and dig into what's the issue that's putting people on the street.
Best comment on the quality of this 🎥 film👍🌟
Great comment man!
U can't say anything because you elected your problems, u could have a bum take a dump on your shoes as your voting and ud still vote for ol Nancy and her Democrat friends
Luis Macias yes and our worship of stars and rich cats is why we don’t seek intellectual news sources, preferring celebs. Why care about the fat cats and pretty faces?
This is a real estate and beef commercial HAHAHAHAHA
Exploiting the homelessness issue to show off rich or well established people's lives. That is beyond cynical. Are u an AI from silicon valley?
Material girl. From Russia .... explains a lot.
She's on operation DICKRIDER
...
Also exploit regular normal workers...hypocrites Christian's in society while other Christian's are true to themselves. Jesus christ descendant of king David in times of caesar and king Solomon. Jesus homeless teacher.
Let’s go in and check out this $200 steak then we will go out and check out the homeless...lol
You make your own decisions people. Living in the land of opportunity, and jet using the same lame excuse....oh I can never get a job. More like you can never keep a job. This is all lame excuses to feel sorry to most of these drug users. Like show me one , just one home less who isnt a drug user ? maybe like 4 % who happen to be old.
Dude this documentary sucked wow.
Am i missing something? Thought she was gonna subject herself to the 'billionaire' at his disposal/entertainment, so boring!
even a piece of homeless turd is better than this ‘documentary’
oh, I thought this vid was about homelessness. It should be titled "I love rich guys".
They go hand in hand. The Super rich need extreme poverty. Jeff Bezos thrives on paying poverty wages.
@@imsnowedn No they don't. Want better pay? Get some useful skills and move on.
@@imsnowedn sad but true
@@imsnowedn Wrong. I worked for the distribution center of Amazon for everything west of the Mississippi. It was in 1999 in Fernley, NV. The orientation was the best of any company I worked for. The wages were very good for the era.
PEACE, PROSPERITY, BONANZA, SOBRIETY
Cringed at "crazy people", switched off at "What was your most expensive purchase?" This isn't about the homeless at all.
I thought i was the only one who heard that, i loved her up until that point i started to wonder where is the emotional intelligence.
What wrong with calling those bums crazy??
@@Oozy9Millimeetah truth hurts lol
PEACE, PROSPERITY, BONANZA, SOBRIETY
that also pissed me off. it's also gross how obsessed she is with wealth.
Your scene shot in front city hall was filled with homeless people 30 years ago. The government has since banned them, and they are in front of residences and businesses a few blocks away
I lived in San Francisco 50 years ago. In many ways it was better. There were no homeless and a majority were middle class. I lived in the Mission and it had working class people.
SF is not for the poor, bye bye loser poor people.
This is not really about homelessness. It's more about the lives of wealthy people. While there is nothing wrong with wealth, I think the title of the video is misleading.
I stopped watching after 4 minutes
30 secs
59 seconds
You pretty much talked about everything except homelessness!
I visited SF recently and I was utterly disappointed. It’s a city full with weirdos and junkies, it’s a disgrace that an American city is in such degrading shape. LA is a close second.
It be way worse if alcohol was illegal like drugs are.
That’s only part of the problem though.
Also giving free needles attracts junkies
sreeraj. design
canada is similar to america.
@@jasinbiggs7189 why is the same?
@sreeraj. design This is North America. Are you saying South America or southern side of California? Got confused reading.
I guess if other states are also warm like California will see the same situation there too. If people want to work they will definitely find some. USA offers such good life style for everyone.
The American family has broken. People are giving birth but they are not raising their children. I was a school nurse in a high school. One year during Thanksgiving-Christmas I put a wish box on my desk with a coffee cup of pens and a little basket of slips of paper. These are a few of the things my students frequently wrote on those slips of paper. "I wish my father would spend time with me. I wish I knew who my father was. I wish my mothers boyfriend would move out because he's mean. I wish someone was at my house besides just my brothers and sisters. I wish someone would cook dinner. I wish the house wasn't dirty. I wish I could get a job but I don't know how to do anything and I have no way to get to a job. I wish someone loved me. I wish someone would adopt me, I need a forever home. I wish they taught us how to do something besides take tests". No one wished for an Xbox or a new iPhone. kids who lived in group homes asked me to adopt them. These broken homes made broken children. They grew into broken adults who have no hope.
Stable family is foundation of society.
Future is not pride without strong parents!!!
I wish to
Well..i wouldn't be doing that wish box anymore...
Plus once they "age out" of group homes they don't know how to look after themselves.
She prefers the company of the rich and she could not find any homeless.
Lol, Lol, Lol.
She's a Russian Girl, what do You think they do??
You should interview one rich guy and one homeless person to do the comparison!
agree, she's pretty creepy
I'm not impressed with wealth or what one has or accomplished. I'm most interested in how people treat one another.
You, sir, are in the grave minority.
@Sudhir Kakar to have it and lose it you would be sad to never have it and just live is living
@Sudhir Kakar Ultimately, money should reflect the civil behavior people have for one another. Unfortunately, money has become a measure of authoritarianism, rather than civility.
@Sudhir Kakar Ridiculous. Not giving a dollar to a beggar is not his death sentence; it is merely the acknowledgement that the beggar has proven he does not know how to manage your money, so you're not going to do business with him, given that proposal.
He's going to need to get a better business plan.
Money is ONLY a reflection of one's values, that which makes the money valuable. Money has no opinion, so it can ONLY reflect values. The only reason why money loses its value is because people have lost their values--their civility--collectively.
Your video isn't about the homeless people!!
You're crazy too!
Hriiyizhuo Siikruna
She sounds like a do gooder
Who is really not such a do gooder
@@creative-anon-ca______4560 she's trying smart but failed LOL 😂😂😂
Hriiyizhuo Siikruna Don’t blame how is she suppose to interview people in tents. Come on guys...
@@johnnypham2850 what am I blaming?? Idiot!
I love your comments.
This video; let’s talk about homelessness for a few min and let’s get back to the upper and entitled class for the rest ?
What a misleading title, just stick with what you do best with the silicon tech high class stuff
I like how rich people want the middle class to pay for health care.
What the hell is this girl bye u more interested in wealthy people u not concerned about the homeless people .
Many people got displaced by the boom in Silicon Valley. Not everyone who lives there is rich. The influx of people with high paying jobs created a housing crisis. Even those who we might consider as having a high income have problems because the cost of living is too high. People who are homeless are not necessarily mentally ill or on drugs. Many people are simply losing their homes. Your video comes off as being very shallow in exploring these issues. The problem is an imbalance of the economic system. There are people who have jobs but can not afford their home. It is not a matter of just fixing homelessness, it’s a matter of the economy and fair wages.
Housing crisis? Well, build more homes & apartment! Duh Problem is, government
makes it so hard and expensive to build. As always, a problem created by government.
@@BeepBeep_773 And a ridiculous debt system of the central banking cartel. "Debt is good". No it's not. This system forces you into debt and the minute you can't keep up because of health problems or anything else that comes up, you put into poverty.
Unless you have residual income, like the rich, you are always at risk of losing it. Most of these billionaires have the backing of the gov't and central banking system, otherwise they would be as poor as everyone else. Corporations were suppose to pay Income taxes, not the average human being who trades his labor for a paycheck. We are not 14th amendment slaves to a Corporation known as Washington DC.
You say it's a matter of "economy and fair wages." Nobody is putting a gun to your head to live in SF/silicon valley! You can't afford to live there, then move! Save all your hard earned money and move to an area that you can afford. You sound ENTITLED.
Fredex correction, Democratic government.
Drugs and alcohol and mental illness are always a big issue in homelessness
This lady represents everything wrong with this city.
As a native I agree.
@P Melkin while I am not native Russian I do have Russian heritage and most Russians I meet are very kind and generous people
@P Melkin I am so glad to read this comment, I thought I was the only one thinking the same. lol
@P Melkin Best comment I read. Talent elsewhere but not this video.
@P Melkin as a Russian, I couldn't agree more
Wow , this girl really irritated me... “ Crazy People” ?!?
Girl... choose your words wisely!
Isn't it the fact though
This is so funny. Is this girl Real? She is like the best imitation of a Valley Girl, because she is always only interested in the moneyed world, and can barely do a minuet of the Mayor talking about her supposed subject....And she thinks we are interested in watching her eat and fawn over the most expensive meat in the world.... Hehehehe.. I love this! I am sending this to everyone who wants to know about our wonderful city and
and the Left who decide the really important questions of our city!
Who’s proud to live in the Silicon Valley now. I was born and raised here and it’s people like her that has ruined my home.
What was silicon valley like before all the tech?
@Sam Ham haha.
@@sreeenivas00706 it’s not about the tech but about people’s mentality and continuous pattern of voting for idiotic “progressive” policies
You have no empathy I will pray for you that could be you one day GOD BLESS you
"There is not enough housing for everyone..."
You mean not enough AFFORDABLE housing. San Francisco housing cost has skyrocketed.
True but also true that the demand is bigger than the production in the bay area.
Chat Noir Environmentalists restrict building, H-1B visas and Indian staffing companies flood the labor market. Supply and demand. Demand for goods drives prices up, oversupply of labor drives prices down. Simple. Stop all mass immigration and prices will stabilize.
@@tenminutetokyo2643 also a lot of the so called affordable housing is bought by rich people who rent them out at a high market price lol
Chat Noir thanks to too much influx of foreign tech workers too fast, and not enough new building thanks to envirowackos restricting supply. Too much demand, not enough supply.
John Wu well why the hell not. I nearly bought 1000 shares of AAPL in 1997 @ $7/share but didn’t. :-(
So where's the homeless problem? Your presentation compliments the rich and well to do. Geeze..
This was bad like I felt like i was waiting tell the end and never got to even hear or see anything about the homeless problem. should change the name to "watch me talk to the rich and show a flash of homeless people" she should feel shame. shame on you shame on your cow.
can't see any compassion for homeless here. what I can see is a girl worshipping a rich guy in his apartment and a steak. like WTF?!
200$ for 7 pieces of meat?
Talk about the epitome of greed
My first suggestion would be to stop labeling the homeless as a "problem" and my second suggestion would be to ask those who are living homeless.
No, it's far easier to call homeless mentally ill "Crazy people", and wait 16 minutes into your video about "Homelessness" to actually SHOW any homeless people, but make sure you point out you're scared of being robbed, then play scary music over telephoto shots of people living very rough. This vlogger is mindbogglingly ignorant without even realising it.
That would require getting close to them! Cooties!
@Oompa Loompa You can't catch any of those diseases by hugging them.
@Oompa Loompa even if they do (and you dont know that) you cant catch those diseases by hugging someone
Woow, Marina. Thank you for the English version of this video. You're inspiring me all the time!!!
The quality of filming is incredible. However, this video isn't about homelessness but about rich people. You should have split into two videos, in that way you could have explored more about homelessness and even interviewed one of them (I highly recommend Refinery29, just to get an idea). Just to be clear, it was an amazing video, I follow you on linguamarina and you got one more subscriber here. Keep going with videos criticizing the world that we live.
Right? Do you think she is remotely interested in asking a destitute person what books and movies they like? She was fauning over the Billionaire. He didn't strike me as anyone I would be interested to know. Very smug and she hung on his every word. I see right through her. Disgraceful.
@@eugeniasyro7315 Amen to that!!! That was my thinking exactly although I wasn't quite as succinct in expressing my thoughts!!!
@@eugeniasyro7315 yup!!!
So true, the video title misleading. Chomping down on your $200 steaks whilst talking about homelessness. Comical.
Yes, Silicon Valley Girl, we think your video sucks in reference to the issue.
I’m an actual SF local and I’m going to start uploading videos because this is not it 🥴
Jacqueline Alfaro I'll definitely watch your videos! This definitely didn't show the seriousness of the problem.
We support you.
I live in the Tenderloin for 4 years. I have a college degree and I am almost done with my 2nd degree. I am disabled. However, I use to be homeless. I was neither crazy, dirty, or uneducated. You might consider renaming this piece. Maybe, ' look at how the homeless ate ruining San Francisco'. Many parts of the Tenderloin are sick. I did not hear you ask the mayor what she was doing about the filth in the Tenderloin. SOLUTIONS! SOLUTIONS! SOLUTIONS!
Craig
$l00,000 dollars a year is not enough - there is something very wrong here.
Nancy Desch
I don’t know. I was working in the City a few years ago and I make a lot of money, but always felt poor there.
I never understood who the kids working at Starbucks we’re making it.
@@bobsingh5521 lmao forreal
Over half those people aren't. It's the regulations, credit score, point system and the fact that their income has to be 2.5% higher than their rent.
She should have said... Hey watch me interviewing rich people and I'm very proud of it.
Diggin for gold lives on through Sillycon Valley Girl
You can buy this Kobe-Meat everywhere in Europe.
Pretty interesting content. Try interviewing the homeless in the Tenderloin and Golden Gate Park or homeless living under the overpasses
Knowing the video seems to be favorable to the rich and wealthy much more than the homeless and the suffering and the down and out people who truly need the real support
What is so amazing about his home. It looks like a old brick walled building. Furnished with weird eclectic things
It's special because it costs 10s of millions and mostly because of where it's located: San Francisco, where the land is naturally scarce (a small peninsula), and mainly because the government protects landlords by making new constructions almost impossible to build. That's one of the main reasons there are so many homeless in SF
Hmmm... interesting I find it funny how the interviewer looks like she’s on a date rather than doing a documentary on homelessness...
I grew up in the LA area, but San Francisco has always been close to my heart. Thank you so much for this video. I can tell you really care about the city.
Real Estate English Academy You left your heart in San Francisco.
Yep she cares about the city that's it forget the homeless
Real Estate English Academy lol yeah she cares about this city like I care about my car. She wants it clean, she doesn’t want to deal with any inconveniences or hiccups. She wants it to look pretty and give her more money and status.
San Francisco had a soul. It used to be a place where all were welcome(not just the wealthy) it used to be where people escaped to to live a better life. Watching San Francisco change is like watching that cool talented friend who did art and wanted to take on the world become a regional manager of Starbucks. What a waste.
It's people like you that force up living costs in Bay area.
so recommend that all the people building companies go elsewhere and that would solve the problem?
HOW ON EARTH can being productive and making money be seen as a negative? Am I missing something?
Agnes Akne you think throwing more money at the homeless will solve the problem?
Every American city has a homeless problem.
It is impossible to fix.
Giving them more free needles and free money will only make it worse.
They will use that money to get high.
to be honest I just wanted to provoke my darling slicon valley girl
@@jasinbiggs7189 You're right, I totally agree. Still I wish Silicon Valley Girl replied me.
I was a beat cop in down town Minneapolis MN for over 5 years. I knew all the homeless and talked to them on a daily/weekly basis. Not one of them ever felt sorry for their life style. They lived the way they wanted to.
Sanctuary policies equal, send us all your homeless and mentally ill. The flood gates are open there. By the time the housing is built, there will be a million more.
Many people are one pay check for been homeless... we know the problem... let’s find SOLUTIONS!!!
There is a solution : Quit giving free housing , welfare , and food stamps to illegals ... and making the tax payers pay for . It is so free that you can't afford it . Quit saying that everybody deserves free education and everything is free . The solution is everyone just go to work and say no to the freeloaders .
Paul Duke. Thanks for your respond.
People can manage their finances better and stop blaming everyone else for their own ineptness.
While I’ve tried to help many homeless folks where I can , unfortunately I’ve been attacked by one on my way to work . We need to put the city county and state officials on spotlight. Citizens should keep the officials up to the standards of oath and the whole collective interest. Homelessness crime and drugs are on the rise. Needles are everywhere. I really wanted to like SF:/ with already tough environmental standards here, SF can be clean like Singapore.
Davinxi P hahaha.
America will never get her act together.
I think some in-depth interviewing by social workers might turn up SOMEONE who could be encouraged to give some degree of help or oversight to those unfortunate homeless persons. I recall a reporter interviewing a young lady of about 23,, whose family was in Alabama. She was asked whether, perhaps she should go back home. She said “Oh, no, I want to be ‘on my own’”. I don’t consider receiving food stamps and housing subsidies being on one’s own.
Her video is never about anything in-depth. Lol her channel is literally called silicone valley (money ) girl and she is here clearly worshipping the rich and talk condescending to poor
Driving in Dunnellon Florida last week: Big Highway sign: New homes from
$150,00!!!!! The answer for many of these people is doing the
unthinkable....leaving California.
Remodel Alcatraz and let the homeless live their as long as they help clean and maintain the island.
Thats a first ive heard but could be possible. Not to ostersize but a starting point to a roof over their head and food!
make homeless shelter at the end of the bartline
Why doesn't SF ever do anything about the homeless??? Like provide affordable housing???
Because the US government are so greedy and don't want to get them support.
In the US you have to earn money and live by your own.
Steven Conrady what do you mean?
Housing is Your responsibility.
I can't afford to live in CA so I don't.
Use your brain if you have one.
@@danasmith1165 it's not that easy to pay rent
Hinako Takami
Transbay neighborhood which had earmarked federal dollars and Obama Bailout money got the set aside because they planned to put in a bunch of low income housing. Once those condo towers started and developers were allowed to go Supertall, the low income set aside lots somehow were shift to “medium
Income” which means million dollar properties by the City of San Francisco
Dana Smith
Where do you live?
A nation wide raid where homeless are rounded up and put into camps separated into factions depending on mental state, health, addictions. Each faction should have a personalized plan to get them back on their feet. Such as a labor for the state and which will be paid and at graduation set up with a housing plan. Problem solved.
Cost of housing is too high, that’s why.
Yet the solution is much simpler than most would like to think, build build build and build even more homes
supply must exceed demand that will lead to bringing prices down, creating jobs improving purchasing power, etc.
How can we fix it !? Tell the mayors and the Democratic’s that !!!! I turned republican because of this and nothing for us Latinos .
Tell me...what is the Republican plan for fixing the problem?
Homeless populations are declining in the rest of the US but has risen 3% in California, Oregon and Washington. Every Democrat ran area is in decline and debt. Detroit, Chicago, entire west coast. Time for you dems to stop believing everything you're told. Look at the facts.
Zen Tex Not giving tax money to illegal aliens for healthcare up to 26 years old. Not increasing gas taxes annually for people with jobs to spend in the economy. Not hand out needles to drug addicts to use freely in public streets. Use taxpayer money for homeless American citizens to name a few.
The Republicans party started the homeless problem
@@outlawten5750 the Republican party started the homeless problem remember Ronald Reagan
The solution as I thought:
1- Customize a part of taxes to rebuild society and establish new opportunities for these people to live a good life, I think 3% from taxes enough, And the creation of new areas to live in.
2- Facilitate investment (for foreign investor) laws to create new opportunities for US citizens.
3- State must support the free education system in public universities and the reduction of cost studies in private universities is very important to eliminate unemployment, increase productivity and raise the standard of living of citizens.
4- Encouraging companies to support their philanthropy would do a lot.
3 - Yet just another TAX , why not just put the 3% to 6%?
@@ryanvalentine8672
there is no additional tax, but this 3% cutting form what the government gets as tax from citizens and return money to people who deserve.
Why do they have to pay 15 bucks a ticket to hear the governments ideas to fix the problem lol
Many homeless don't want to go to shelters because they can't drink or do drugs and I have met people in Phoenix that have told that asking people for money is easier than working and more profitable and when you don't have any monthly bills, you don't need a lot of money. Also if they have a warrant the can hide easier.
Anybody can be homeless. I challenged being homelessn for one month that gave me most hardest thing is not poverty but it is actually being loneliness
Vlogs Loyd everybody CANNOT be homeless !!
What an informative and amazing content. Thank you for sharing about San Francisco. Loves from Indonesia!!
Please sponsor a HOMELESS PERSON FROM SAN FRANCISCO to live with YOU in Jakarta !
This story could be any Democrat run big city, nothing unique
Correlation is not the same as causation, but I understand that it's the internet and everyone loves to run to their political corners where they feel all warm and fuzzy. Large cities tend to be more politically liberal than small cities. Large cities also tend to have many more homeless people than small cities. Why? The real answer is that large cities have many more resources that enable homeless people to survive. Speaking of which, there is one common trait that large US cities with worst homelessness crises tend to have: the weather. Homelessness is commonly high in cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles because those cities have great weather throughout the year. Ask yourself if you were homeless what type of city you would most rather live on the streets of throughout a given year taking into consideration survival resources and weather.
The weather? False.... New York has terrible winters and rainy summers but have more homeless. Everything else I can agree with the large cities and more resources.
@@Xrayballer88 also, blue states like Cali are the ones that fund the welfare in nearly all of the red States. The two best red states (Texas and Florida) do well because of their geography.
Alonzo Mounts the poorest and dumbest states tend to be republican run.
Hey west coasties over here!!! Yeah native Born and raised New Yorker here. Hey people San Francisco we are absolutely no different maybe worse here in nyc we have just as many homeless. Cost of living and breathing is beyond out of control with the amount of taxes taken out of our checks is out of control. I think you guys are better than us honest
Thanks Marina didi for such a nice video ,all your videos help a lot .Please suggest some websites for teen children for learning all subjects.
Lots of love from India
The last will be the first..and the first will be the last.God bless♡
Tell this rich guy to fund a startup that will work on solving the homeless problem. He could at least buy a big lot and put old cars on it so people could live in them. The lot could also also have restrooms and showers like they have at state parks.
So did you figure out how the homeless problem got so big? Video just did anything but that.
Homelessness is just getting started, where on our way to 30% unemployment all thanks to automation
And the wealthy like this one, who live only to be narcissists.
I want to see that bald head bastard after he becomes homeless and on tbe street in 15 years. Please god...let that happen.
He lives in my favorite loft. Clock tower lofts. Sold for 8.5M that loft he lives in. I’ve been in SF most of my life since the 80s. I remember before they rehabbed the clock tower in the early 90s
Cool video. I like the gold windbreaker, looks nice. I grew up in the Bay Area but now I’m in Los Angeles. It’s a little less expensive mostly in the San Fernando valley. We are having a homeless crisis down here too and LA is already looking at passing some restrictions. Some of the other nearby cities like Culver City for example if they see any homeless camps they kick them right out.
I’ve subscribed to your channel. Keep up the good work.👍
Very informative and interesting....you are such a great person...all the best
this is so informative and well done! It is obvious how much time and effort you put into your videos!
Alexandra Hernandez do u live in California?
Not exactly.
Ed Sta did you live in California in the past? Not worth living there
It seem like they all "DEVELOPED that TASTE" TOO, at the butcher shop in san fran
That person that is willing to step on hungry people to sit down at one of the finest, trendiest restaurants around. Now how shallow is that?
Thanks for this video!
People come from all over the world to be a bum in San Fransicko.
Buy a warehouse outside of the city and ship them all to it, problem solved! Create a mini homeless refugee city right in the warehouse. Let them come there for free initially but once they get there they have to do some work to continue earning free meals and lodging.
Hey Marina! I’m an international student from Kazakhstan, and I plan to attend Berkeley next fall. Your videos truly inspire me and my family, and I can’t wait to come to the bay and hustle my way to the top. I came across your English channel just recently, and I think this model of translating your Russian videos into English is a good idea. Nevertheless, I think that Americans and western viewers in general perceive things a tad bit differently from Russians, and you need to be be able to account for these differences in order to avoid offending people. It pains me to read all these negative comments because I know that you have no bad intentions. I hope that you can take these words into consideration and continue making fun and inspiring content on all your channels.
Greed and Drug addiction are the problem. If the very rich in this city could bare to part with a small fraction of a percent of their income and dedicate it to fixing homelessness it would make a big difference. But they will never do this voluntarily and will find a tax shelter if made to do so. Sad state of humanity.
The cinematography is incredible! Very entertaining content too of course!
You forgot to mention that alot of those homeless coming from different states and even from Canada it's not California fault or bill to take care.
They also fail to mention is that the state of california needs to stop handing out flyers inviting homeless to the state of utopia same thing happened in the dust bowl days
That is nice that he provided an apprenticeship for those gentlemen. More businesses should provide apprenticeship programs.
I couldn't sit down with a billionaire knowing he's not honestly caring for the despair of others. #Endtimes
Living on Russian Hill, walking to work running a startup in Salesforce Tower, I have experienced the simultaneous rise & fall of San Francisco. You have accurately characterized the income inequality problem and put it in context with compassion. Well done.
The bridge between poor and rich is increasing manifolds..
The solution is rich helping poor to get out of it..
Nice display..
Love from india
No is not, every day are less poors in the world.
@@AlexGhoro i am talking about the income gap..not the numbers
For that to happen the poor will have to listen to instructions given by the rich. Are they ready to? They will be asked to do things like permanently get off drugs.
Is this the case of politicians making promises but doing nothing?
Great video!
Don't lose your day job I have always looked at Rich people as Prix and low lives but you just make them worse
There are assholes in both sides. Some of the most generous people in the world are rich. But how many poor, broke fuckers are selfish and would stab you in the back without notice? You can't give what you don't have
This is my fav video by you so far and wonderful interview
When the big one hits,,,all the value will become a big zero....
Remove “and homelessness” from the title.
I am just reading Ayn Rand - Atlas Shrugged, pretty understandable why he recommend it. I just love it!
Ayn Rands prophecies are coming true or have come true. Everyone should be required to read For the New Intellectual.
@@99999myk True, also George Orwell 1984
@@RaveeCG Also Animal Farm. I experienced the 'all animals are equal but some are more equal than others' personally in San Francisco. I got in trouble at work for saying Christmas even though I'm Jewish. I asked if I could say ramadan and was told I just wasn't allowed to say Christmas. I wonder what would have happened if I were black and said Christmas.
@@99999myk First book from George Orwell was Animal Farm, I was instantly hooked up on how he finish it his story's.I don't think this trend of not be able to say Merry Christmas will last, people will desire even more what is forbidden.
Is amazing how U.S.A wants to solve proberty issues in VENEZUELA whent they can't solve their own...very illogical
Much of it is mental health and drug addiction as opposed to simply poverty issues. If you've ever been to one of these cities, you'll see what I mean.
Been waiting for the homelessness part and then suddenly it changed to steak and startup
In 2019 San Francisco reported 8,011 homeless. The number is keep growing every year. A lot of people selling their home because they wanted to move out of SF.
San Francisco is London
If you spent more of your time interviewing the homeless and a little less time with billionaires maybe just maybe we would find a solution.
This is a fantastic piece..sub