SUNY Binghamton is in Binghamton. A lot of small rural towns now are basically just college towns without which they be nothing. Other college towns like State College PA, Syracuse NY, Amherst Mass, Las Cruces NM, South Bend IN, Morgantown WV, Blacksburg VA. These University are the only source of economic activities for their regions.
I am old enough to remember when the "Southern Tier" was a beautiful place to live and raise a family. Most televisions were black & white at the time. That's how long ago it was.
That's the cleanest,upkept,"dangerous",part of a town that I've ever seen.Matter of fact,all of the so called "run down" parts have clean streets,side walks and manicured grass.
I can't believe you were standing just feet away from thr carousel in Recreation Park and failed to mention it. The carousels in Broome County are one of the most interesting pieces of its history. Otherwise, quite impressive. You are a good researcher.
I’m not surprised the lack of economic opportunities in Binghamton has meant a population that has fallen for years and isn’t likely to start rising anytime soon.
@@wainber1 Binghamton reminds me of a smaller version of my hometown: Pittsburgh. Since 1950, we've gone from about 750,000 people down to about 310,000 today.
@@Tomatohater64 I can’t recall having visited Binghamton in the past although as famous as Gary, Indiana is as the birthplace of the late Michael Jackson, it, too, has fallen on hard times.
I was born in Binghamton. The home of Rod Sterling. I'm 61 now and live in Vegas for 31 years. There's no work.and too much snow. BUT CORTESE ITALIAN RESTAURANT IS THE BEST. BINGHAMTON SOUTH SIDE. & SPEIDIES
As a resident that lives a bit north of Binghamton, I can tell you, the situation down here is indeed pretty bad. I also couldn't help but laugh at your pronunciation of Chenango lmao.
Usually I feel the headlines overstate how bad a situation is. I feel like not enough attention is given to how bad things seem to be in Binghamton (although it appears to be getting better) Thanks for watching!
Binghamton is the most depressing city I’ve ever visited and I’ve been to a lot of bad places. In 2012, I went to check out SUNY Binghamton and the vibe of the town was so bad that I just left lol
It's Criminal They are repeating the same actions which started ghe BOSTON TEA PARTY REVOLUTION (Forgot the actual name) All New Yorkers need to have serious conversations. Also tolls are absolutely ridiculous. Something is wrong Something is very wrong
I miss the north to a degree. But you can easily pay less per year in taxes in many cities in SC than you'd pay per month in NYS. And that is on a larger home.
doesn't look too bad to me, honestly. The worst areas in the US still look a league or two above the average areas in Europe. This place is super green, streets are wide and straight. And the climate that is the cloudiest in the US? It would still be one of the sunniest cities in Europe.
LOL what are you talking about? US worst areas and much worse than anywhere right now except the Gaza or Lebanon. Even Mexico Hondurans, and Guatemala is better than America.
It’s shocking to see a city like Binghamton, with so much history and potential, facing such struggles. Poverty in places like this highlights the urgent need for better economic opportunities and community support. What can be done to help cities like Binghamton rebuild and thrive again?
One thought that comes to mind on rebirth to Binghamton is attracting those who work from their computers and that don’t have to report in-at a building. More jobs have become working from home. Transportation and places to go do some fun stuff at would help draw those kind of folks. Also a great education system in town for K - 12 for families with young kids. A tech savvy vibe also would help. The young like that
Violent crime is at a 50 year low. We only think we are in more danger. We are not. We don’t know how to process everybody having a camera and everybody telling us about every car accident every stick up every violent crime everything that we used to never hear about unless it was a big deal.
@@MbisonBalrog 4-5 hours probably to go from Montreal to Binghamton. I guess the city is on the boarder between New York State and Pennsylvania. I’ve never been to the place but apparently it’s suffering bad economically
Excellent video! When I worked at Kodak in Rocheset NY in the 80s and 90s, many of my coworkers were originally from Binghamton, but those were much better days for the city. Please make a video about Rocherter NY if you haven't already.
Thanks for highlighting Binghamton. I am originally from Syracuse and it's sad to see the cities in decline in upstate NY. A couple of things. Binghamton does have the largest collection of operating antique carousels. Second, Chenango is pronounced "Sh"enango.
I’ve been going back and forth between here and NC in my 24 years of life and all I can say is I made a HUGE mistake returning after being stationed down in NC. Bit once I’m out again, I’m never setting foot here again. Sure, it's beautiful but it’s a dead end town with cloudy weather, miserable winters and lack of opportunity. It’s only redeeming qualities are architecture and hills near by.
Shythole area with high taxes of New York. Cloudy all the time, however, not all those buildings are abandoned. It’s just the taxes in New York, people are fleeing
Beautiful town, majestic buildings, in transition, and now AI and automatisation will make almost impossible to get jobs for the homeless, just a way to help them must be sort out.
I grew up in Binghamton, couldn’t wait to leave, and did as soon as I reached adulthood. But I must say, it’s improved a lot since I was growing up in the 90s and early 2000s. The University is the best in the SUNY system and has contributed a lot to revitalizing the downtown area. There’s a lot of luxury student housing, coffee shops like the crowded one you visited in the beginning of the video, restaurants, etc. I’ve always been Bing’s harshest critic, but I do think this video was a little unfair, mainly because Binghamton is way better than many upstate towns you could find yourself in. Go try visiting any city north of the Hudson Valley, and Binghamton is where you’ll likely want to live in comparison. Glad I grew up there rather than Deposit, Harpersville, Oswego, Dannemora, or many of these other places. Much better than many of the blighted and downright dangerous cities you’ll find in Jersey, Connecticut, and throughout the Northeast. Binghamton’s best days are definitely far behind her, and it’s been that way my entire life. Yet now it’s much better than it was. Safer upbringing than growing up in the South Bronx. More opportunities and things to do than many dead cornfield towns in the Midwest. Many of the problems that have plagued Binghamton, such as the disappearance of industry and resulting urban blight, are also equally applicable to the other major upstate cities along the rust belt, like Albany, Rochester, Buffalo, etc. Not unique to the Southern Tier.
I would have to respectively disagree. SUNY Binghamton has no medical school, dental school, and I believe no law school. SUNY Buffalo and SUNY Albany are the best with Buffalo as number 1.
@ Not sure rankings are determined by how many professional schools a university has, but in any case that’s a small detail in the larger point I was making
i think it looks super dead bc it’s a sunday morning. even downtown miami is really quiet on a sunday morning with barely any cars driving. but yess this is one of the most depressing parts of NYS.
What’s up. Yes, Binghamton isn’t in good shape but it is very slowly getting better because the University keeps growing every year. A lot of those abandoned houses/buildings you have seen downtown are currently in transition. A lot of the houses/buildings are going to be turned into student housing. Yes Binghamton will never be great but it is far from being unsafe unless you’re walking around at 4am alone.
Only way for Uni to grow is more students becoming debt slaves, which means they will just add more poor people in the major cities they move to after they graduate.
Yeah the outside of the arena is pretty outdated though there is a memorial for those who served in wars just outside of it. They were gonna upgrade it when the Devils were in town but then New Jersey packed their stuff and moved their AHL affiliate to Utica. It actually looks a lot better on the inside than the outside and we got the last laugh because the current team, the Black Bears, just won the league championship. And if you think the arena's bad, look up Mirabito Stadium.
The Finger Lakes region is one of the underrated for natural beauty. It is called the Grand Canyon of the East. There are some small, quaint, canyons, and waterfalls located there.
if the median household income is 40k a year and the median home cost is 170k... that doesn't sound very affordable. weird you'd say that. ppl are struggling.
Hi i am a fan when you were on the mango channel and i have yo ask why you stopped a lot of people like me want to know why you left in 2020 if you can we would like if you could post one more time.
You should check out a town called Defiance, Ohio. It's a small city of about 18k people with an interesting name, history, and very representative of the rust belt story in the mid west.
Not NY but New Jersey where just within 25-20 minutes of Extreme Poverty, Crime and Homelessness in a city like Camden and then there is the very wealthy Town of MOORESTOWN with its Million $$$ Mansions and regular 2-3 bedroom houses worth over $500,000 plus.
Been about 20 years since i was last there. Used to go there all the time cause i had a girlfriend that lived there in a trailor. Not one of those good ones either. Bing been like this since forever to me, but sheesh. At least 20 years ago there was traffic. Trash is the same though.
U should go to Bridgeport, Connecticut.. a quick search will show u it has alot of history.. it's the biggest city in Connecticut n i think it has a pretty interesting dynamic
@FromHeretoThere thx.. it's it home of PT Barnum from the Ringling brothers n Barnum n Bailey circus, Tom Thumb, Singer sewing company, n the Remington arms ammo manufacturer, also it has the only Zoo in Connecticut.. plus many other historical things
I was last in Binghamton in late 1998. I was doing research on my family history in the city and area at the county library and courthouse. In the 1890's to about 1904. My Grandfather was born there, he lost his father in 1898, killed when working on the Susquehanna branch of the Erie RR that ran to Scranton, PA. It was pretty run down then, but for sure it is worse now from your videos. Indeed like too many former 'industrial' cities, it lost a lot of manufacturing in the late 20th century to other parts of the USA, tech changes so less need for workers, to outside the USA.
33:26 I'm pretty sure that elevator is older then the 1980s. My guess would be it's from the 1920s or 30s and upgraded in the 1950s or 60s. It probably originally had an elevator operator. That mesh stuff on the door looks really old. Interesting video. 😎👍
First off, "Ch" is pronounced SH there. Take a look at Buffalo...coming back around. Go to Lackawanna if u want to see blight - where steel plant was. Like others, we moved 2006 to CO.
@@FromHeretoThere People just need to take the information, and make their decisions and peace with it. Upstate winters can be tough, but generally with climate change, fires, hurricanes, droughts, floods etc., waiting out a blizzard or snow storm may be preferable. Not to mention, insurance premiums, cost of fuel, electricity, or water, may balance out the higher state taxes in NYS compared to other states.
I’m from central PA. The closest metro to me is Altoona PA which has a very tiny downtown compared to this. My wife and I loved going to Ithaca and swimming in the finger lakes and we’ve been through Binghamton on i90 on our way to Maine but never stopped there. I have a couple of co-workers from Binghamton and our minor league team, the Curve play a team from Binghamton multiple times a year. It’s funny how you mispronounced Susquehanna; the river actually begins near Cooperstown NY but is a dominant feature of Pennsylvania geography and it goes through Wilkes Barre/ Scranton, Williamsport, Harrisburg south to the Chesapeake. I do want to see Binghamton someday because I feel a distant connection to it. Funny it was to see a Boscovs, another big PA retail change. We have a cool Boscovs in Johnstown PA that has an 80s feel to it covered in neon lights
Who cares? There are people who live there and can’t even say it. Why are you defensive anyways? It’s a shthole and I was raised partially here, so I’d know. If you want enough respect for people to care about your name then be a good city 😂
@mqpar5.795 do you think to grow your YT channel and come off as a well-researched, respected, trusted investigative journalist it's important to speak and write well? And if many other comments here from your viewers mention pronunciation, then it matters? And finally, do you think mistakes take away from what you want people to focus on?
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SUNY Binghamton is in Binghamton. A lot of small rural towns now are basically just college towns without which they be nothing. Other college towns like State College PA, Syracuse NY, Amherst Mass, Las Cruces NM, South Bend IN, Morgantown WV, Blacksburg VA. These University are the only source of economic activities for their regions.
I am old enough to remember when the "Southern Tier" was a beautiful place to live and raise a family. Most televisions were black & white at the time. That's how long ago it was.
Seems like it was a great place to live til the 80s/early 90s!
That's the cleanest,upkept,"dangerous",part of a town that I've ever seen.Matter of fact,all of the so called "run down" parts have clean streets,side walks and manicured grass.
Binghamton isn't even dangerous
Agree, not dangerous, just crap weather, winter 8 months
Definitely didn't feel dangerous, more-so just abandoned.
@@majorchutzpah7265Crime has definitely increased since I moved here in 1992. But it isn't too bad.
I can't believe you were standing just feet away from thr carousel in Recreation Park and failed to mention it. The carousels in Broome County are one of the most interesting pieces of its history. Otherwise, quite impressive. You are a good researcher.
My best friend is from Binghamton. When I asked him about it, he just said: "It's a total mess." 🥺🥺😭😭😭
I’m not surprised the lack of economic opportunities in Binghamton has meant a population that has fallen for years and isn’t likely to start rising anytime soon.
Yeah definitely a night and day difference from the New York most people think of
@@wainber1 Binghamton reminds me of a smaller version of my hometown: Pittsburgh. Since 1950, we've gone from about 750,000 people down to about 310,000 today.
@@Tomatohater64 I can’t recall having visited Binghamton in the past although as famous as Gary, Indiana is as the birthplace of the late Michael Jackson, it, too, has fallen on hard times.
I was born in Binghamton. The home of Rod Sterling. I'm 61 now and live in Vegas for 31 years. There's no work.and too much snow. BUT CORTESE ITALIAN RESTAURANT IS THE BEST. BINGHAMTON SOUTH SIDE. & SPEIDIES
As a resident that lives a bit north of Binghamton, I can tell you, the situation down here is indeed pretty bad. I also couldn't help but laugh at your pronunciation of Chenango lmao.
Usually I feel the headlines overstate how bad a situation is. I feel like not enough attention is given to how bad things seem to be in Binghamton (although it appears to be getting better) Thanks for watching!
@@FromHeretoThere Couldn't agree more, headlines overexagerrate our situation so much that it kinda gets annoying tbh. Yes it's bad but not that bad.
Binghamton is the most depressing city I’ve ever visited and I’ve been to a lot of bad places. In 2012, I went to check out SUNY Binghamton and the vibe of the town was so bad that I just left lol
Yeah was eerily empty..
But college towns usually are hopping like State College PA, Austin TX, Madison Wis.
Still better than most places on the West coast.
Property taxes are thru the roof in NYS!!
They are!
It's Criminal
They are repeating the same actions which started ghe BOSTON TEA PARTY REVOLUTION (Forgot the actual name)
All New Yorkers need to have serious conversations.
Also tolls are absolutely ridiculous.
Something is wrong
Something is very wrong
I miss the north to a degree. But you can easily pay less per year in taxes in many cities in SC than you'd pay per month in NYS. And that is on a larger home.
Yes I also agree you're one of the few that will intervu with locals in these towns . That really help the viewers
Glad you enjoy the interviews!
doesn't look too bad to me, honestly. The worst areas in the US still look a league or two above the average areas in Europe. This place is super green, streets are wide and straight. And the climate that is the cloudiest in the US? It would still be one of the sunniest cities in Europe.
It’s not the worst, just the weather is not the greatest but home prices are cheap. Could be better but just like the rest of the north east
@@Demy1970Agreed. I only pay $495 for a clean, decent 1 bedroom apartment. I haven't found that anywhere else.
You have clearly never been to Europe...
LOL what are you talking about? US worst areas and much worse than anywhere right now except the Gaza or Lebanon. Even Mexico Hondurans, and Guatemala is better than America.
@@stevemcgowen I live here. There's not a single city/town in Europe that is as green and with streets as universally wide.
great content brother
Thanks!
It’s shocking to see a city like Binghamton, with so much history and potential, facing such struggles. Poverty in places like this highlights the urgent need for better economic opportunities and community support. What can be done to help cities like Binghamton rebuild and thrive again?
One thought that comes to mind on rebirth to Binghamton is attracting those who work from their computers and that don’t have to report in-at a building. More jobs have become working from home. Transportation and places to go do some fun stuff at would help draw those kind of folks.
Also a great education system in town for K - 12 for families with young kids.
A tech savvy vibe also would help. The young like that
Sadly with how many people don't want to deal with real winters, I don't see this happening anytime soon... :/
1000% cleaner and safer than LA.
Violent crime is at a 50 year low. We only think we are in more danger. We are not.
We don’t know how to process everybody having a camera and everybody telling us about every car accident every stick up every violent crime everything that we used to never hear about unless it was a big deal.
You should check out Watertown , NY if you think Binghamton is bad.
Would love to visit!
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How far from Montreal is that?
@@MbisonBalrog 4-5 hours probably to go from Montreal to Binghamton. I guess the city is on the boarder between New York State and Pennsylvania. I’ve never been to the place but apparently it’s suffering bad economically
@@KJJ782 I mean from Watertown.
Abandoned and vacant are not the same.
Excellent video! When I worked at Kodak in Rocheset NY in the 80s and 90s, many of my coworkers were originally from Binghamton, but those were much better days for the city. Please make a video about Rocherter NY if you haven't already.
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Thanks for highlighting Binghamton. I am originally from Syracuse and it's sad to see the cities in decline in upstate NY. A couple of things. Binghamton does have the largest collection of operating antique carousels. Second, Chenango is pronounced "Sh"enango.
Wow that's interesting! And yeah a few people have corrected me, oops! Glad you enjoyed :) Would love to do a video on Syracuse too!
I was born in Endicott, NY, lived in Owego, and when I was 7 moved with my family to Miami, FL
Have you been back since?
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I’ve been going back and forth between here and NC in my 24 years of life and all I can say is I made a HUGE mistake returning after being stationed down in NC. Bit once I’m out again, I’m never setting foot here again. Sure, it's beautiful but it’s a dead end town with cloudy weather, miserable winters and lack of opportunity. It’s only redeeming qualities are architecture and hills near by.
Yeah it really is sad to see how a once beautiful city was seemingly abandoned overnight
Shythole area with high taxes of New York. Cloudy all the time, however, not all those buildings are abandoned. It’s just the taxes in New York, people are fleeing
Yeah crazy how just deserted so much of the city is
Beautiful town, majestic buildings, in transition, and now AI and automatisation will make almost impossible to get jobs for the homeless, just a way to help them must be sort out.
I grew up in Binghamton, couldn’t wait to leave, and did as soon as I reached adulthood. But I must say, it’s improved a lot since I was growing up in the 90s and early 2000s. The University is the best in the SUNY system and has contributed a lot to revitalizing the downtown area. There’s a lot of luxury student housing, coffee shops like the crowded one you visited in the beginning of the video, restaurants, etc. I’ve always been Bing’s harshest critic, but I do think this video was a little unfair, mainly because Binghamton is way better than many upstate towns you could find yourself in. Go try visiting any city north of the Hudson Valley, and Binghamton is where you’ll likely want to live in comparison. Glad I grew up there rather than Deposit, Harpersville, Oswego, Dannemora, or many of these other places. Much better than many of the blighted and downright dangerous cities you’ll find in Jersey, Connecticut, and throughout the Northeast. Binghamton’s best days are definitely far behind her, and it’s been that way my entire life. Yet now it’s much better than it was. Safer upbringing than growing up in the South Bronx. More opportunities and things to do than many dead cornfield towns in the Midwest. Many of the problems that have plagued Binghamton, such as the disappearance of industry and resulting urban blight, are also equally applicable to the other major upstate cities along the rust belt, like Albany, Rochester, Buffalo, etc. Not unique to the Southern Tier.
I would have to respectively disagree. SUNY Binghamton has no medical school, dental school, and I believe no law school. SUNY Buffalo and SUNY Albany are the best with Buffalo as number 1.
@ Not sure rankings are determined by how many professional schools a university has, but in any case that’s a small detail in the larger point I was making
i think it looks super dead bc it’s a sunday morning. even downtown miami is really quiet on a sunday morning with barely any cars driving. but yess this is one of the most depressing parts of NYS.
Towns go through ups and downs. It’s the people that stay who make a place what it is. There’s always a need to look at ways to bring positive change.
Agreed!
If you see a couple days of sun enjoy it because its usually overcast & cloudy
Yeah it seems like it! That mist is ominous!
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My grandma live not too far from there... I been to Binghamton plenty times in the 2000s
What’s up. Yes, Binghamton isn’t in good shape but it is very slowly getting better because the University keeps growing every year. A lot of those abandoned houses/buildings you have seen downtown are currently in transition. A lot of the houses/buildings are going to be turned into student housing. Yes Binghamton will never be great but it is far from being unsafe unless you’re walking around at 4am alone.
Yeah I can't even imagine what the city would look like if not for the university!
Only way for Uni to grow is more students becoming debt slaves, which means they will just add more poor people in the major cities they move to after they graduate.
Interesting when you see what the youtubers look like they turn out to look nothing like what you imagined they would look like.
That sports arena building at 6:36 is really ugly and depressing looking. I wonder if it's an example of Brutalist architecture.
Yeah the outside of the arena is pretty outdated though there is a memorial for those who served in wars just outside of it. They were gonna upgrade it when the Devils were in town but then New Jersey packed their stuff and moved their AHL affiliate to Utica. It actually looks a lot better on the inside than the outside and we got the last laugh because the current team, the Black Bears, just won the league championship. And if you think the arena's bad, look up Mirabito Stadium.
It seemed Brutalist!
The Finger Lakes region is one of the underrated for natural beauty. It is called the Grand Canyon of the East. There are some small, quaint, canyons, and waterfalls located there.
if the median household income is 40k a year and the median home cost is 170k... that doesn't sound very affordable. weird you'd say that. ppl are struggling.
Still better than median household income of 80k and median home value of 500k+ like many cities today
Federal and state governments should relive these beautiful cities.
It’s always somebody else should do it ….the residents need to do it themselves if they are unhappy with their city
@@MLM111 why do we pay federal taxes then use your logic there, bud.
They should, but most people want to move to cookie-cutter car dependent suburbs in the sunbelt, sadly...
Hi i am a fan when you were on the mango channel and i have yo ask why you stopped a lot of people like me want to know why you left in 2020 if you can we would like if you could post one more time.
What other fascinating parts of Upstate New York should I visit and why?
You should check out a town called Defiance, Ohio. It's a small city of about 18k people with an interesting name, history, and very representative of the rust belt story in the mid west.
Your video with your heart & soul will be always amazing- on any places you choose - travel more while you still have good health.
Not NY but New Jersey where just within 25-20 minutes of Extreme Poverty, Crime and Homelessness in a city like Camden and then there is the very wealthy Town of MOORESTOWN with its Million $$$ Mansions and regular 2-3 bedroom houses worth over $500,000 plus.
Ithaca. It’s on Cauyuga and has trails. It’s a smaller but WAY nicer Bing.
Newburgh Ny!
Been about 20 years since i was last there. Used to go there all the time cause i had a girlfriend that lived there in a trailor. Not one of those good ones either.
Bing been like this since forever to me, but sheesh. At least 20 years ago there was traffic. Trash is the same though.
Yeah was surprised how empty it all felt!
U should go to Bridgeport, Connecticut.. a quick search will show u it has alot of history.. it's the biggest city in Connecticut n i think it has a pretty interesting dynamic
Will check it out!
@FromHeretoThere thx.. it's it home of PT Barnum from the Ringling brothers n Barnum n Bailey circus, Tom Thumb, Singer sewing company, n the Remington arms ammo manufacturer, also it has the only Zoo in Connecticut.. plus many other historical things
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Tesla chargers in a poor abandoned area 😂 well that makes sense
I was last in Binghamton in late 1998. I was doing research on my family history in the city and area at the county library and courthouse. In the 1890's to about 1904. My Grandfather was born there, he lost his father in 1898, killed when working on the Susquehanna branch of the Erie RR that ran to Scranton, PA. It was pretty run down then, but for sure it is worse now from your videos. Indeed like too many former 'industrial' cities, it lost a lot of manufacturing in the late 20th century to other parts of the USA, tech changes so less need for workers, to outside the USA.
I'm from there and it's so true
Hope you enjoyed!
Binghamton wasn't always that way, it was once a very nice small city, in my lifetime.
They voted red hat. Shocker...
I live like an hour west of Binghamton and I did hear it was pretty bad
Was a lot worse than I expected!
Mango Tango 😢
Its not that much trash next to that charging station. Id wear some gloves and pick it up.
I never heard about this place, interesting.
Lol come to Newburg if ya wanna see bad lol
33:26 I'm pretty sure that elevator is older then the 1980s. My guess would be it's from the 1920s or 30s and upgraded in the 1950s or 60s. It probably originally had an elevator operator. That mesh stuff on the door looks really old. Interesting video. 😎👍
Thanks for the insight! And glad you enjoyed :)
Thank 😅
Funny enough a lot of the places you say look abandoned are actually still kicking. Jimmys for example 28:12 is a popular college bar
Wow!
First off, "Ch" is pronounced SH there. Take a look at Buffalo...coming back around. Go to Lackawanna if u want to see blight - where steel plant was. Like others, we moved 2006 to CO.
Oops! I really like Buffalo! But those winters are brutal, hope you enoyed!
@@FromHeretoThere People just need to take the information, and make their decisions and peace with it. Upstate winters can be tough, but generally with climate change, fires, hurricanes, droughts, floods etc., waiting out a blizzard or snow storm may be preferable. Not to mention, insurance premiums, cost of fuel, electricity, or water, may balance out the higher state taxes in NYS compared to other states.
Irrelevant informercial prior to this video
Great video less talking would be better
Definitely wanna try to talk slower in future videos!
IBM was in binghamton yrs ago!! Property tax is way too high like most democrat run places!!
Yup, sadly they closed down around 30 years ago :/
Do Allentown pa next it's Pennsylvania 3rd largest city and growing
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Those older homes are beautiful. it's unfortunate that many of them are run down,
The street interview with David on 28:17 was a good one.
Yeah wish they still built homes like that! And agreed!
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Where do SUNY Binghamton go to hang out and party?
i hope you got some new your k pizza in bingos old..imart plaza...best pizza around. elmira ny is a waste land since toshiba in horse heads closed
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I’m from central PA. The closest metro to me is Altoona PA which has a very tiny downtown compared to this. My wife and I loved going to Ithaca and swimming in the finger lakes and we’ve been through Binghamton on i90 on our way to Maine but never stopped there. I have a couple of co-workers from Binghamton and our minor league team, the Curve play a team from Binghamton multiple times a year. It’s funny how you mispronounced Susquehanna; the river actually begins near Cooperstown NY but is a dominant feature of Pennsylvania geography and it goes through Wilkes Barre/ Scranton, Williamsport, Harrisburg south to the Chesapeake. I do want to see Binghamton someday because I feel a distant connection to it. Funny it was to see a Boscovs, another big PA retail change. We have a cool Boscovs in Johnstown PA that has an 80s feel to it covered in neon lights
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You’ve pronounced the rivers incorrectly.
I quite literally laughed when he tried to pronounce Chenango lmao
@ exactly. Also, he got his facts wrong and knows nothing about the area.
Not upstate NY😂😂😂
All of New York that isn't the city or Long Island is technically "Upstate"
Binghamton is definitely southern tier@@FromHeretoThere
Word to the wise, watch other reviews of cities you are going to visit and learn how to pronounce interesting names before you get on the mic. 😬
Who cares? There are people who live there and can’t even say it. Why are you defensive anyways? It’s a shthole and I was raised partially here, so I’d know. If you want enough respect for people to care about your name then be a good city 😂
@mqpar5.795 do you think to grow your YT channel and come off as a well-researched, respected, trusted investigative journalist it's important to speak and write well? And if many other comments here from your viewers mention pronunciation, then it matters? And finally, do you think mistakes take away from what you want people to focus on?
FFS... the "T"s in mountain, kitten, mitten and Manhattan are not silent. Unwatchable. TWO THUMBS DOWN (and that's only after 55 seconds of viewing)
Sounds like a Millennial video
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