I just stumbled on this channel. I love your videos! I have been watching your Santa Fe and San Diego videos with my uncle who has dementia. He lived in both cities and these videos really made him excited! Brought back so many memories to him! Thank you!
We're headed to Santa Fe in September. I've been looking at Santa Fe youtube video's sporadically over the last several days. This is absolutely the best one I've seen so far. keep up the good work.
My favorite place!!! I was planning on moving here (from Kansas City) right before covid hit. Unfortunately, all my plans got put on hold. And the place I was going to buy has since sold. But, I really appreciate you doing this tour and uploading it. I loved seeing the city square again. I can't be there now so this is the next best thing. I needed my Santa Fe fix today. Thank you :)
Definitely one of those overlooked destinations by way of unknowing ,for surely this region has a very rich history,in terms of substance and culture!!!!!!Traditional art specific to the American Southwest found here and cherished by those who appreciate such creativity and design.
New mexico is honestly more my taste than arizona. Only problem is the job situation in NM. It's hard to find a decent job in my field unless you work for NMSU or work in cannabis industry. I'm considering both. Cost of living similar to Mississippi. Great video as always man. Dang, you've been across the southern border and Eastern seaboard of the US. that's an awesome trip. Long way, don't think people not from US understand how far that is.
umm nm is way more expensive than Mississippi, I wouldn't go that far buddy. NM is more like Florida or Georgia. abq itself is more expensive than MS. the average house there is like $250k
Amen to that... I’m from Chicago and traveled a lot, I have never seen a more beautiful view than looking down at las cruces with the organ mountains glowing pink at sunset... beats every big city out west for the view
JEJEJ that little stream you saw is actually what was once known as the SANTA FE RIVER. When i was a child in the 70's that river was raging. it was beautiful . As you saw it is now what many would call a stream. it has been this way for .. many years at least over 20 years. There was a time a few years ago it had rained and snowed quite a bit and once again Santa Fe, had its river. The river comes from the Sangre de Cristos and flows through downtown Santa Fe into the Rio Grande. Oh yeah. most people don/t realize what i am about to share with you , But Gallup NM is a HUGE HUGE HUGE arts city. Soe might say its art culture is larger than Santa Fe. I have been working in the artistry field for over 30 years . But have been around fine art my whole life. I don/t know where you are from , but if you ever get the chance to come this way again. To a quick trip to Gallup. There are some great art shows that run the whole month of August . And every 2nd weekend or ... well i/lm not sure but every other mystery day they hold inter-tribal indian ceremonial .. I seriously recommend you check out the tiny little town with the HUGE ARts t Culture. oh one more thing those "Santa Fe Style" Homes you mention are more commonly called . known as "Adobe Style actually many of those are actually adobe, mud and straw, a technique learned from the natives here.. keeps warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Santa Fe ,must keep with in the city ordinance . No buildings higher than 3 stores.. or so many ft. most structures m must keep the original style .. which is that of the Native .. adobe. .. Yeah we have kept many Native AMerican and the Spanish customs. Santa Fe has tight ordinances that state how the homes at least a certain percentage of them Must keep to the original Native architecture style ( adobe) the building Must not exceed 3 or 4 stories high which derives from the (Spanish conquistadors) just We must keep our yard with xeriscape gardens. Those are just a few. But i thought i'd let correct some of your information because you like the town so much i thought these little bits would make you LOVE IT even more. , THE CITY DIFFERENT .. yup enough to come back and visit Gallup . jejeje after all it does add a little more beauty to our Land of Enchantment .. stay safe Island Hopper
Jeff, looks like your making your way out west. When you get to S.D. if you go to P.B., look for football Paul. He's this 71 year old guy who coaches everybody how to throw and catch. And he's hilarious. He sets up on the beach at Thomas st. He's an icon down there. I'd look for ya but stuck in TX till Nov.
SF is my favorite 'chill' city. It's a great base to explore northern NM like Taos and Red Rivet. I have to eat at Tomasita's every time I'm there, the local food is so good. Surprised you didn't mention Meow Wolf, which has invigorated the city with youth and new way of thinking about art. The Santa Fe Opera House or Lensic Theatre are two amazing places to catch a performance at. The Jean Cocteau Theatre always has good writers popping up or an art house film showing. Fort Marcy Park is also home to the annual Burning of Zozobra, (a 50ft+ marionette) now in it's 96th year. As someone who moved to NM from LA, I agree the nightlife isn't NY or Atlanta, but then again, some of us just like things a little more chill. Like the spas at Ojo Caliente or 10,000 Waves 😎
I wish Santa Fe was underrated/underappreciated. If it was, maybe I could actually afford to live there. It is far from cheap. There are a ton of million dollar plus homes in Santa Fe.
jeje i hear that .. It is unfortunate that with the influx of people from others state moving to Santa Fe, =building their large homes or moving into the old neighborhood and doing major remodel g that is forcing our 3- 4- 5- 6 generation families out . Its sad I mean in my opinion.. So in relation to this our town is becoming an older population. I will say , I grew up there i did/t like it . I just wanted out. well i am now in my 50;s and returned . I MUST say I LOVE IT . Its beautiful , quiet, calm artsy and quirky . I am a performance artist.. jeje but as i reminisce through the years.. again i am saddened to see our long time .. long time multi generation families gone.
If i was visiting and had to choose between the El Dorado Hotel , La Fonda or La Posada . e i'd do half at La Fonda (1820's) and half at La Posada. (1870s mayb 80's.) i;ve worked a all 3 jeje.. La Posada has an infamous history ... Dig it ,
@@michelepastele5347. Hello Michele. Take to mind this was back in 1984¨. Yes. it was a great place to work. Management was great. Evelyn Martinez, what i noticed a appreciated about her is that she knew her staff by name. She recognized each person though a member of the La Fonda .. was indeed an individual. SHe allowed us to be true to who we were as individuals to some extent anyway. For example. Uniforms.. I worked at the Plazuela as a hostess,. The restaurant crew had uniforms.. however . as long as we stayed with in the color code and we were groomed . We could do variations of that uniform. It was great. Ms. Martinez recognized the individuals skills and we were recognized and or compensated for it. . They staff was loyal There was a very low turn around. Everyone knew almost everyone from housekeeping to merchants to parking attendants. It was great ! not only for tourists but locals all the same. The La Fonda was The Place to go if one was wanting class. elegance and beyond superior service. Today, the name still bares its strength , but does have its competition. Still its historic architecture and history remains quite captivating. Thank you, for your interest.
Tiene construcciones tipo español, como en toda Latinoamérica, fue territorio español no? Grettings from Peru 🙋♂️ American brothers, las catedrales y pozos en New Mexico son como acá 👍👍
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If you're going north into CO hit Crested Butte or Breckinridge. Jackson Hole gets sweet as the cold settles in. The restaurant choices there are above par and their slow season is winter so prices go down when summer yellowstone visitors leave.
Santa Fe is a lovely city. Great museums, nice restaurants. People are better educated here than in Albuquerque and it's a cleaner city. It is disappointing that the houses sell for $l00,000 more than an average priced home in Albuquerque. I love La Fonda's restaurant.
"fix your audio levels,,,geez." - Ok, you got me. My Bad. Point taken. Please, let me explain: I have cheap small speakers on my old desk top. If a volume level fluctuates or spikes - it knocks out my speakers, and I have to unplug/plug them back in to fix them. It happens all the time and it frustrates me. Please excuse my blunt/rude comment - I was stressing when I wrote that. My sincere apology. I was having a day where my only escape from life was to watch a travel video and dream of running away somewhere. I hope you understand. Great video - Best Wishes, Brett
Actually I agree with you. When I made that video, that GoPro was not as good as the new camera I have now. So I agree with you. But since 2 years ago when that video was made there has been an improvement to the sound.
I love the camera work. Its like a 1st person shooter. I keep expecting a right arm holding a weapon while left arm inserts a magasine and slaps into the well.
Brick & wooden mill work were incorporated and are now showcased in NM's newer Govt buildings!! The European styled church's are Neo Gothic & Romanesque FYI!! Yes, Santa Fe has style, but there is no Santa Fe style per say..
New Mexico is the 5th largest state (by area) and the driest. When I rode a train out west from NO to LA, this was one of the states I rolled through. Lots of cacti. It has no major sports teams, but is third when it comes to crude oil production (after I assume Texas and Cali). Its a weird state. Without oil, nat gas, and the .fedgov (military bases and labs) it would be nothing, really.
You missed out. Northern NM is stunning as is parts of the south. Just east of Albuquerque is an Alpine forest with the world's second largest tram ride and the world's largest cottonwood forest runs along the Rio Grande through the heart of ABQ. Abq has one of the best urban bike routes of any city. A simple train trip through dry country could never show you all the ancient ruins like Acoma or Chaco where travelers from as far away as the Aztec capital came to trade. Your train trip would be like walking down Bourbon Street in NO and think that's all there was to see in Louisiana.
The quality of the video is great, you missed something very important maybe the most important, the Native American selling their Jewelry across the street from the plaza Sant Fe, what a pity.
At the Palace of the Governors, missed saying anything about the 19 pueblos of the state or the statue of Kateri , first native saint, at the cathedral.
Yeah, half of the city is built on adobe architecture and the rest is built mainly on an Islamic Moorish style. Pretty normal given the fact that spaniards landed there first.
The elected officials not governing our city is creating chaos for the people visiting and people living in Santa Fe. The loud cars that take over our city day and night and the speeding cars and running red lights is an embarrassment to this city and the tax payers. There is no police presence to control any of this. In short, Santa Fe is going in the wrong direction. The officials are more interested with making the rail and art district another Disney park and not fixing problems at hand. I moved to Santa Fe over 14 years ago and love it, but the last few years of increased noise from the modified car mufflers have taken over the sound scape and is causing noise pollution that's unacceptable for most cities. My family and friends will no longer visit due to lack of sleep either in hotel rooms or at my place due to the noise. There are laws in place to curb the illegal cars but it's not being enforced. This is unfair and I don't know to approach it. I have contacted the governor's office and never received a reply, same with the mayor. Do our elected officials ever step outside to see what's going on in this city? This has been going on for a long time and there's been more than ample time to fix this.
Good narration. HATE THE FISH EYE LENS. I guess some things look bigger if you can get around everything else being deformed. Everyone knows you are using it. Why not just be honest?
My wife grew up in SF, love going there. Beautiful area. Great food as well
Such a beautiful place. Greetings from the other Santa Fe, Argentina!!!.
I just stumbled on this channel. I love your videos! I have been watching your Santa Fe and San Diego videos with my uncle who has dementia. He lived in both cities and these videos really made him excited! Brought back so many memories to him! Thank you!
We're headed to Santa Fe in September. I've been looking at Santa Fe youtube video's sporadically over the last several days. This is absolutely the best one I've seen so far. keep up the good work.
My favorite place!!! I was planning on moving here (from Kansas City) right before covid hit. Unfortunately, all my plans got put on hold. And the place I was going to buy has since sold. But, I really appreciate you doing this tour and uploading it. I loved seeing the city square again. I can't be there now so this is the next best thing. I needed my Santa Fe fix today. Thank you :)
so relaxing, SF is beautiful. Thanks for taking us along.
Definitely one of those overlooked destinations by way of unknowing ,for surely this region has a very rich history,in terms of substance and culture!!!!!!Traditional art specific to the American Southwest found here and cherished by those who appreciate such creativity and design.
Loved our time spent there and throughout N.M.
Loved this tour Jeff, I can't wait to visit one day!
You won't regretted
You are young why come to a nursing home with a southwest theme?
It is such an amazing and magical place
I was born and raised here! Thanks for giving it such a good review!
New mexico is honestly more my taste than arizona. Only problem is the job situation in NM. It's hard to find a decent job in my field unless you work for NMSU or work in cannabis industry. I'm considering both. Cost of living similar to Mississippi.
Great video as always man. Dang, you've been across the southern border and Eastern seaboard of the US. that's an awesome trip. Long way, don't think people not from US understand how far that is.
Noel Ebbert I'm surprised there is a cannabis industry in NM? It is a beautiful city. It amazing the different feel the various cities have.
New Mexico has a good vibe too it, Its more more mellow feeling and wide open spaces. Reminds me a bit of Norther Arizona.
@@Noahsoak They are laboratory positions mainly, good paying. There are only a couple of jobs so they must have strict guidelines.
Another video on utube, a guy said S.f. He pays 1700 month for a 2 bedroom. Wow! Ouch.
umm nm is way more expensive than Mississippi, I wouldn't go that far buddy. NM is more like Florida or Georgia. abq itself is more expensive than MS. the average house there is like $250k
haha the random guy walking by casually with a large blue parrot on his shoulder ... love it!
stuff like this isn/t uncommon .. There is all sorts of quirky stuff out here.. ONLY IN NEW MEXICO.. jeje
The quality of this video is so good its like youve taken LSD.
The best snow mountains next to a city in NM...Las Cruces. Not frequent snow but when they do...nothing in NM beats Cruces "city scape" of the Organs
Amen to that... I’m from Chicago and traveled a lot, I have never seen a more beautiful view than looking down at las cruces with the organ mountains glowing pink at sunset... beats every big city out west for the view
Simply gorgeous! ❤
Amazing this isn't to far from me ❤️
Heck yeah! Thanks for making this video, please make more! If you can, please come visit Taos!!
Thnx! This was awesome!
JEJEJ that little stream you saw is actually what was once known as the SANTA FE RIVER. When i was a child in the 70's that river was raging. it was beautiful . As you saw it is now what many would call a stream. it has been this way for .. many years at least over 20 years. There was a time a few years ago it had rained and snowed quite a bit and once again Santa Fe, had its river. The river comes from the Sangre de Cristos and flows through downtown Santa Fe into the Rio Grande. Oh yeah. most people don/t realize what i am about to share with you , But Gallup NM is a HUGE HUGE HUGE arts city. Soe might say its art culture is larger than Santa Fe. I have been working in the artistry field for over 30 years . But have been around fine art my whole life. I don/t know where you are from , but if you ever get the chance to come this way again. To a quick trip to Gallup. There are some great art shows that run the whole month of August . And every 2nd weekend or ... well i/lm not sure but every other mystery day they hold inter-tribal indian ceremonial .. I seriously recommend you check out the tiny little town with the HUGE ARts t Culture. oh one more thing those "Santa Fe Style" Homes you mention are more commonly called . known as "Adobe Style actually many of those are actually adobe, mud and straw, a technique learned from the natives here.. keeps warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Santa Fe ,must keep with in the city ordinance . No buildings higher than 3 stores.. or so many ft. most structures m must keep the original style .. which is that of the Native .. adobe. .. Yeah we have kept many Native AMerican and the Spanish customs. Santa Fe has tight ordinances that state how the homes at least a certain percentage of them Must keep to the original Native architecture style ( adobe) the building Must not exceed 3 or 4 stories high which derives from the (Spanish conquistadors) just We must keep our yard with xeriscape gardens. Those are just a few. But i thought i'd let correct some of your information because you like the town so much i thought these little bits would make you LOVE IT even more. , THE CITY DIFFERENT .. yup enough to come back and visit Gallup . jejeje after all it does add a little more beauty to our Land of Enchantment .. stay safe Island Hopper
Jeff, looks like your making your way out west. When you get to S.D. if you go to P.B., look for football Paul. He's this 71 year old guy who coaches everybody how to throw and catch. And he's hilarious. He sets up on the beach at Thomas st. He's an icon down there. I'd look for ya but stuck in TX till Nov.
SF is my favorite 'chill' city. It's a great base to explore northern NM like Taos and Red Rivet. I have to eat at Tomasita's every time I'm there, the local food is so good. Surprised you didn't mention Meow Wolf, which has invigorated the city with youth and new way of thinking about art. The Santa Fe Opera House or Lensic Theatre are two amazing places to catch a performance at. The Jean Cocteau Theatre always has good writers popping up or an art house film showing. Fort Marcy Park is also home to the annual Burning of Zozobra, (a 50ft+ marionette) now in it's 96th year. As someone who moved to NM from LA, I agree the nightlife isn't NY or Atlanta, but then again, some of us just like things a little more chill. Like the spas at Ojo Caliente or 10,000 Waves 😎
I wish Santa Fe was underrated/underappreciated. If it was, maybe I could actually afford to live there. It is far from cheap. There are a ton of million dollar plus homes in Santa Fe.
jeje i hear that .. It is unfortunate that with the influx of people from others state moving to Santa Fe, =building their large homes or moving into the old neighborhood and doing major remodel g that is forcing our 3- 4- 5- 6 generation families out . Its sad I mean in my opinion.. So in relation to this our town is becoming an older population. I will say , I grew up there i did/t like it . I just wanted out. well i am now in my 50;s and returned . I MUST say I LOVE IT . Its beautiful , quiet, calm artsy and quirky . I am a performance artist.. jeje but as i reminisce through the years.. again i am saddened to see our long time .. long time multi generation families gone.
We have 19 Indigenous Pueblos in New Mexico. Pueblo means town. Each Pueblo have their own traditions and language.
If i was visiting and had to choose between the El Dorado Hotel , La Fonda or La Posada . e i'd do half at La Fonda (1820's) and half at La Posada. (1870s mayb 80's.) i;ve worked a all 3 jeje.. La Posada has an infamous history ... Dig it ,
Loved La Fonda. Were they nice to work for?
@@michelepastele5347. Hello Michele. Take to mind this was back in 1984¨. Yes. it was a great place to work. Management was great. Evelyn Martinez, what i noticed a appreciated about her is that she knew her staff by name. She recognized each person though a member of the La Fonda .. was indeed an individual. SHe allowed us to be true to who we were as individuals to some extent anyway. For example. Uniforms.. I worked at the Plazuela as a hostess,. The restaurant crew had uniforms.. however . as long as we stayed with in the color code and we were groomed . We could do variations of that uniform. It was great. Ms. Martinez recognized the individuals skills and we were recognized and or compensated for it. . They staff was loyal There was a very low turn around. Everyone knew almost everyone from housekeeping to merchants to parking attendants. It was great ! not only for tourists but locals all the same.
The La Fonda was The Place to go if one was wanting class. elegance and beyond superior service. Today, the name still bares its strength , but does have its competition. Still its historic architecture and history remains quite captivating. Thank you, for your interest.
excellent travail !!!!
Merci de m'avoir fait rêver...
Santa Fe 😍😍😍
Thank you 🌺
No people around eh.. I do love the sound of the art vibe.
Don’t know when this was done but the townwas discovered as a wonderful place long,long ago.
Tiene construcciones tipo español, como en toda Latinoamérica, fue territorio español no? Grettings from Peru 🙋♂️ American brothers, las catedrales y pozos en New Mexico son como acá 👍👍
Nice and Creative Videos， This is really my favorite channle.:).
I really glad to see your post and your world was so brilliant. 🌴🌴🌴
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A very unique cultural state , now I know why it's named New Mexico. "A must see , must do "for my next trip. Thanks ISLAND HOPPER TV🏝👍
If you're going north into CO hit Crested Butte or Breckinridge. Jackson Hole gets sweet as the cold settles in. The restaurant choices there are above par and their slow season is winter so prices go down when summer yellowstone visitors leave.
Looks beautiful
Great tour, thank you for this video
Love it! Thankd
Santa Fe is a lovely city. Great museums, nice restaurants. People are better educated here than in Albuquerque and it's a cleaner city. It is disappointing that the houses sell for $l00,000 more than an average priced home in Albuquerque. I love La Fonda's restaurant.
Yea MÉXICO 🇲🇽😍💯💯💯
Mexico? Where?
@@joplin8433 everything looks like Mexico, the Geography, the towns the food, many years ago , this was MEXICAN TERRITORY
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"fix your audio levels,,,geez." - Ok, you got me. My Bad. Point taken. Please, let me explain: I have cheap small speakers on my old desk top. If a volume level fluctuates or spikes - it knocks out my speakers, and I have to unplug/plug them back in to fix them. It happens all the time and it frustrates me. Please excuse my blunt/rude comment - I was stressing when I wrote that. My sincere apology. I was having a day where my only escape from life was to watch a travel video and dream of running away somewhere. I hope you understand.
Great video - Best Wishes,
Brett
Actually I agree with you. When I made that video, that GoPro was not as good as the new camera I have now. So I agree with you. But since 2 years ago when that video was made there has been an improvement to the sound.
@@IslandHopperTV - good stuff, I'll check out your newer stuff... :)
Santa Fe has a connection to Sedona Arizona
I was born and raised in Santa Fe. I will probably never leave.
Oldest state capital but not oldest city right? I may be wrong but st augustine, florida is older i believe
Oldest state Capitol city
I love the camera work. Its like a 1st person shooter. I keep expecting a right arm holding a weapon while left arm inserts a magasine and slaps into the well.
Muy bonito
Well done.
Her name is Georgia, like the state. Trip up to Abiqui to Ghost Ranch where she painted is pretty.
What about the population? Mostly elderly?? Or a mix. :)
Actually yes it is mostly elderly based on what i saw.
Island Hopper TV boo. Ok, so I'm not 20 but I would want a mix. Lol
@@Noahsoak there is a lot of elderly and teens here in nm. If you want a mix of people age and nationality then go to abq or santa fe
@@silverfruit14 this is santa fe..jeje .. but yeah ALbuquerque, Las Cruces are college towns .. a very diverse crowd there.
@hemispheresflybynight .. how so Hemisphere. what makes you say its not as pretty?? I mean yeah its not the Plaza.. but ..
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Did you ever come to Dallas?
Hey man, I did not head north. Still have to do that at some point.
Santa Fe celebration music:
soundcloud.com/user-973644917/george-shepherd-santa-fe
Santa Fe has been a very popular tourist destination for decades, it’s not “under-recognized or undervalued”
if anything it is over rated big time
You forgot to go to Meow Wolf and George RR Martins movie theater!
I heard from a lady who lived there for a couple of years that the cost of water is outrageous! Just a drawback.
The official style is Territorial, combination of Pueblo & Victorian, when white settlers arrived after Mexican- American War!!
Brick & wooden mill work were incorporated and are now showcased in NM's newer Govt buildings!! The European styled church's are Neo Gothic & Romanesque FYI!! Yes, Santa Fe has style, but there is no Santa Fe style per say..
Remember the altitude is about 7000 ft...
Id turn off the audio...then watch this video/ the video quality is a bit higher than the narration, but not by much!........
HECK I was writing more and .. i hit the wrong key and lost it .. jeje OH WELL. .
New Mexico is the 5th largest state (by area) and the driest. When I rode a train out west from NO to LA, this was one of the states I rolled through. Lots of cacti.
It has no major sports teams, but is third when it comes to crude oil production (after I assume Texas and Cali).
Its a weird state. Without oil, nat gas, and the .fedgov (military bases and labs) it would be nothing, really.
You missed out. Northern NM is stunning as is parts of the south. Just east of Albuquerque is an Alpine forest with the world's second largest tram ride and the world's largest cottonwood forest runs along the Rio Grande through the heart of ABQ. Abq has one of the best urban bike routes of any city. A simple train trip through dry country could never show you all the ancient ruins like Acoma or Chaco where travelers from as far away as the Aztec capital came to trade. Your train trip would be like walking down Bourbon Street in NO and think that's all there was to see in Louisiana.
The quality of the video is great, you missed something very important maybe the most important, the Native American selling their Jewelry across the street from the plaza Sant Fe, what a pity.
At the Palace of the Governors, missed saying anything about the 19 pueblos of the state or the statue of Kateri , first native saint, at the cathedral.
"Santa Fe style" is a silly name for architecture based on adobe.
Yeah, half of the city is built on adobe architecture and the rest is built mainly on an Islamic Moorish style. Pretty normal given the fact that spaniards landed there first.
The " style" you are referring to is Pueblo, after the Pueblo natives, non-nomadic tribes!
The elected officials not governing our city is creating chaos for the people visiting and people living in Santa Fe. The loud cars that take over our city day and night and the speeding cars and running red lights is an embarrassment to this city and the tax payers. There is no police presence to control any of this. In short, Santa Fe is going in the wrong direction. The officials are more interested with making the rail and art district another Disney park and not fixing problems at hand. I moved to Santa Fe over 14 years ago and love it, but the last few years of increased noise from the modified car mufflers have taken over the sound scape and is causing noise pollution that's unacceptable for most cities. My family and friends will no longer visit due to lack of sleep either in hotel rooms or at my place due to the noise. There are laws in place to curb the illegal cars but it's not being enforced. This is unfair and I don't know to approach it. I have contacted the governor's office and never received a reply, same with the mayor. Do our elected officials ever step outside to see what's going on in this city? This has been going on for a long time and there's been more than ample time to fix this.
A fat cat broke. Minus one Tailhook.
Good narration. HATE THE FISH EYE LENS. I guess some things look bigger if you can get around everything else being deformed. Everyone knows you are using it. Why not just be honest?
The streets are Way Too Crowded for Me !
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