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The Oak Park section (the first part of the video) was really bad when I lived in Paso in the in the 1970 to the 1990's. It was public housing that started as officer housing for the near by (10+ miles) Camp Roberts. Built real cheaply in the 1940's and expected to last only 10 to 20 years. Crime was rampant and the cops did not roll in unless they were 2 or 3 deep. Started tearing them down and rebuilding the area in the 2010's. Still the "lower" income area of town. There area some good little 50's era housing in this area, as shown in the last part of the segment (before 5:55) However, you go less than 1/2 mile away, you are running to $1M+ homes and properties. Starting at 5:55, the area is Sherwood Park, not Barney Shawartz Park. First part (up to 7:49) was build on an old WW II airfield in the 50's. It is not uncommon to dig down a few feet and hit concrete.
@@dank3823 yea brother it’s not so much the complexes that are considered ghetto it’s the neighborhoods that were established there before they were put up. In Oakpark you have OAkpark who are a clique from Pasó 13 . There’s a lot of activity that goes on in that hood it’s historic
I was born and raised in Paso Robles (twin cities hospital). Oak park was the worst ghetto there. I lived right outside of it on 35th and Spring. I still remember my old address 3531 n spring st apt A. There was another apartment project right behind Georgia Brown elementary and also right by Sherwood park. I left in the mid to late 90's and moved to phoenix where I still am today. I still have family there. It used to get wild there because California is still California. I do miss home though and can't wait to go back and see how it's changed since the last time I was there in 2001.
How funny, I grew up in Paso back in the 80-90s and I remember oak park being ghetto but it was torn down a rebuild and this looks much nicer. We also moved to Phoenix but my family still lives in Paso. Even the “bad” parts of Paso look better than some nice parts of Phoenix (compare Maryville to Oak Park, big difference)
The apartments near the beginning of the video are for people with a low income. Also there has been like two murders near by. I think it was from people getting hunted down by criminals.
@@elpakas7364it looks so much nicer. My family were on the board that helped with this and I was just there to see it and it looked so much better than back in the 90s. If this is ghetto then I want to live there 😅
Not how i remeber wh3n i grew up in 2805 ,2815 pine and prk in oak park,with my big heater in the living room,and close line out side.if you didnt know who Bergman was you aint really from oak park
Right at the stop sign on 3:09 I was chased down by 12 ppl when I was coming back from the homie Pampers crib. Luckily Cory and Carlos and Daniela threw down with me and the homie Carlos had hands .
Hey you ever here of drug lord el mencho in paso Robles during the early 1980s people said he lived in paso robles with one of his uncles when he was about 16
Doesn't seem too "ghettoy" to me. Just lower income area. Though I still would not want to live in that area, but take a drive through the L.A. area or parts of the I.E., there you will see real ghettos.
It used to be when I grew up there. Straight housing projects. Sur 13 was the gang that ran those projects.it was wild to. Shootings stabbings fights on a daily.
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The most "ghetto" part of this vid is your dirty windshield...
@@MrMattMohler I think it was this comment. But paso is pretty ghetto and dry and dusty which explains the win shield and your attitude.
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Paso is not ghetto, you are insane.
The Oak Park section (the first part of the video) was really bad when I lived in Paso in the in the 1970 to the 1990's. It was public housing that started as officer housing for the near by (10+ miles) Camp Roberts. Built real cheaply in the 1940's and expected to last only 10 to 20 years. Crime was rampant and the cops did not roll in unless they were 2 or 3 deep. Started tearing them down and rebuilding the area in the 2010's. Still the "lower" income area of town. There area some good little 50's era housing in this area, as shown in the last part of the segment (before 5:55) However, you go less than 1/2 mile away, you are running to $1M+ homes and properties.
Starting at 5:55, the area is Sherwood Park, not Barney Shawartz Park. First part (up to 7:49) was build on an old WW II airfield in the 50's. It is not uncommon to dig down a few feet and hit concrete.
Wow you really know the area. Love the town but im thrown off by the recent growth and why these new complex are considered ghetto.
My homeboy J lived by the old airstrip that is across the street from the vanilla factory. Now we’re over here in Texas man I miss Cali
@@dank3823 yea brother it’s not so much the complexes that are considered ghetto it’s the neighborhoods that were established there before they were put up. In Oakpark you have OAkpark who are a clique from Pasó 13 . There’s a lot of activity that goes on in that hood it’s historic
Lol I grew up in that neighborhood that's my home town homie miss the borrio homie
I was born and raised in Paso Robles (twin cities hospital). Oak park was the worst ghetto there. I lived right outside of it on 35th and Spring. I still remember my old address 3531 n spring st apt A. There was another apartment project right behind Georgia Brown elementary and also right by Sherwood park. I left in the mid to late 90's and moved to phoenix where I still am today. I still have family there. It used to get wild there because California is still California. I do miss home though and can't wait to go back and see how it's changed since the last time I was there in 2001.
How funny, I grew up in Paso back in the 80-90s and I remember oak park being ghetto but it was torn down a rebuild and this looks much nicer. We also moved to Phoenix but my family still lives in Paso. Even the “bad” parts of Paso look better than some nice parts of Phoenix (compare Maryville to Oak Park, big difference)
looks like a bunch of rich folks with newer trucks and cars,paso robles has no bad areas.except where i live next to the cop shop,
The apartments near the beginning of the video are for people with a low income. Also there has been like two murders near by. I think it was from people getting hunted down by criminals.
They knocked down the old projects and put up those buildings
@@elpakas7364it looks so much nicer. My family were on the board that helped with this and I was just there to see it and it looked so much better than back in the 90s. If this is ghetto then I want to live there 😅
Back in the day those housing apartments were the projects that were used to station Soldiers .
This was my home.
I live near Paso High school and have for the past 19 years
Everyone moved to San mighetto
The Roaches. That's the worst I remember in the 70s.
Not how i remeber wh3n i grew up in 2805 ,2815 pine and prk in oak park,with my big heater in the living room,and close line out side.if you didnt know who Bergman was you aint really from oak park
Right at the stop sign on 3:09 I was chased down by 12 ppl when I was coming back from the homie Pampers crib. Luckily Cory and Carlos and Daniela threw down with me and the homie Carlos had hands .
😂😂😂👌
Hey you ever here of drug lord el mencho in paso Robles during the early 1980s people said he lived in paso robles with one of his uncles when he was about 16
Use to be ghetto ass housing projects before they tore them down in like 2013-2014
The gang stay in the South East of paso huh? Like east side of paso is where they mostly all at
Lolthat is nothing like the original oak park
Doesn't seem too "ghettoy" to me. Just lower income area. Though I still would not want to live in that area, but take a drive through the L.A. area or parts of the I.E., there you will see real ghettos.
😆 paso has no ghetto stereo typing im.from south LA I will show you what ghetto is bro
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Paso ain’t hard or a town the chaps and vpr make me laugh 😂
Shit don’t look ghetto at all
It used to be when I grew up there. Straight housing projects. Sur 13 was the gang that ran those projects.it was wild to. Shootings stabbings fights on a daily.
That shit is not a rough neighborhood 🤣the only rough thing about that side of town is how broke all the skraps are🤡
Not a rough neighborhood but it somehow attracts wanna be chapas over there 😂 u foos won’t last long tryna act hard in slo south county 👌🏼