NHS is god in the UK. If you have a major condition the NHS is great, if you stubbed your toe or have mental health issues or something hard to diagnose it sucks. The right-wing government is on a mission to defund and privatize the NHS wherever it can without an outcry, so quality has gone done a lot from 90's.
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@Alfie Green you're making 0 sense. Stockwell and Brixton are both in London. With London police, transport, fire and health systems. All places governed by the Mayor of London. New Jersey is not New York City, and Manhattan is small compared to London.
I totally get where you are coming from on the population figures. Basically, the problem is that people constantly mix up their figures for the city proper and the full metro area. The city proper in New York (the five boroughs) does only have about 8 million people. Manhattan only has about 1.7 million people living in it. But the full metro area of New York (including Long Island, Jersey City, all the suburbs around the city really regardless of state) is 18-20 million, depending on how different people count it. London proper is also around 8 million people, but if you take the full metro area figure then it's around 14 million (again, depending on who's counting). So many people compare London and New York like they're both around 8 million, when really the metro area of New York has at least 4-6 million more people. Hope this explains it well, keep up the great reactions dude :D
When you talk visiting numbers you have to remember London is so close to so many other countries. New York is just close to Canada, a bunch of other states and a whole heap of water.
I heard that in the US pays around 70 dollars for a check up did not know that. My mum would tell me to get a check up when I had a little fever and now I just realized you guys pay for check ups.
I just seen this and love your video. I lived in New York city from 2006 to 2013 and I loved it there. I lived in upper West side then moved to Elmhurst then moved again to forest hills and Cyprus hills area. I have never been to London but I keep hearing from friends around the Europe continent that London is very expensive and is more expensive than New York city.
Being from the hood in London if there was ONE place in America that is comparable to LDN it would definitely be NYC, NYC really ressembles LDN with energy, fashion, gang culture, concerts, Drill music *(which LDN inspired NYC Drill style)* etc without a doubt the only thing is NYC is just more popular and NYC buildings are much more updated and modern whilst the majority of buildings in LDN are old asf *(from the outside)* . Im from LDN and I've been to NYC in 2018 and I felt very comfortable like I was back home in LDN and compared to the rest of American city's, just like LDN, NYC is very cultured and diverse and people know where they are from and almost everybody is from a country outside the US.
The NHS is a God send , alot of us just take it for granted but when.you hear that in the US literally every trip to see a doctor for whatever reason costs money , it makes me really appreciate The NHS . I think the only thing in the UK you have to pay when visiting a hospital is the parking fee lol.
International Ferg waiting time for A&E is usually about 6-8 hours from the times I’ve been there. Having NHS is better for most people obviously but if you’re rich you’ll get better treatment and less waiting time in a privatised hospital
International Ferg depends on the hospital tbh. And how serious the injury. It can be instant or it can be 4hrs in my hospitals. Ambulance is free. But many funnily don’t use it. But for a scheduled procedure it is typically 2-6mths waiting time.
@@internationalferg The wait depends on the area you live in. The longest I've ever waited in A&E is 3 hours. But if you need urgent care you usually get seen pretty quickly
I love the healthcare system here in the UK. It's free & yes you have to wait ridiculously long times sometimes BUT you can choose to pay and be seen sooner if you want. You have a choice here.
The city of New York is 8.5 million, but the population is generally considered to be around 19 million which includes some areas around it but are mostly part of NYC (not really sure how they decided it). London on the other hand is around 9 million, it can hit around 12 million midday but those visitors don’t live there they live nearby
@@sacred1827 apperantly it’s the metro area which is waaaaaay bigger than the city itself. Idk how that’s allowed to class as a mega city, guess it’s similar in size to Tokyo but still, 8.5m seems better
@@sacred1827 then they add up the metro gdp and wealth with the new york city gdp and claim its richer than london gdp, also they use the metro populations billionaires and millionaires to say they got more UHNWI individuals
That old belief & feeling amongst ppl from outside the UK & tourists, who spend only a comparatively short time in the capital, that London is mostly & usually grey & damp, is way out of date & anachronistic in the 21st century. 2 or 3 decades ago & before, yes, London was a city mostly blessed with an overcast mantle of grey & lining of damp & rain, but over the years, world climates have drastically changed (due to, imo, that contentious bast*rd 'climate change') & now London has summers that last for month upon cloudless month, with temperatures regularly staying around 30 degrees for weeks, even hitting nigh-on 40 at times. Winters are much milder too, & gone, it seems, are the weeks when the temperature gauge wouldn't stray far from freezing or below; now, chilly damp & dismal seems to be the winter weather way, with crisp, dry, healthy-feeling, truly cold mornings becoming a rare visitor & thing of the past. In London's 21st century microclimate, it feels as if we have a weak winter that lasts for 4 months, an oft baking summer for 4 months & an uneventful autumn & spring, who just manage to peek their noses over the parapet at 2 months apiece. (All imo, of course, other Londoners might 'feel' it differently.)
Apart from the skyline the two cities are very similar. Same vibe. Although I would argue it’s London that has become more like New York and not the other way around.
London is way better than New York. I lived in both cities and there is no comparison. New York is a very dirty city. London is very clean, London has better transportation, more people visit London than New york. London (UK) has much more social programs than New York. London(UK) has much better infastrutures than New york (USA) based on per capita. It's more vibrant than New York as well. Oh and the UK takes care of its citizens than the USA. Life expectancy in London (UK) is higher than new york and any American states. I can go on forever but London (USA)comes on top when comparing to New York and the entire USA .
The population of New York City (covering all 5 Boroughs) is 8.4 million and the city is 300 square miles in area. London has a population of 8.9 million and an area of 610 square miles. The population of 18 million you refer to is not for the city of New York, but for the Metropolitan area of NY which includes the population centres outside of the 5 Boroughs but bordering New York City including New Jersey, etc.
@Alfie Green Doesn't alter the fact that the Metro is not NYC proper. NYC... the five boroughs... is 300 sq miles and has a population of 8.6 million. London is 610 square miles and a population of 8.9 million.
@Alfie Green Bullshit. The boundaries are precise and specific. New Jersey is New Jersey not New York City. And New Jersey is policed by the New Jersey police, not. The NYC police. And Manhattan is much smaller than London. It is two to three miles across and 12 miles long. London is 30 miles across. The 5 NYC boroughs total 300 sq. miles. London is 607 sq miles.
The free health care isn't entirely free, you pay 12% of earnings above $250 per week as well as regular income tax which is 20% of anything you earn above $17,000 per year. Still though, from what I've heard it works out around the same as american health insurance, the difference being that it covers everything entirely, so you won't go bankrupt if you get cancer or a disease.
IN UK WE PAY TAX FOR OUR HEALTH CARE AND ITS STILL A LOT CHEAPER THAN YOUR PRIVATE HEALTHCARE, I HAD ANGINA HEART PROB AND IT SAVED MY LIFE AND COST NOTHIN, ONLY HAD TO PAY 10 POUNDS FOR MY TABLETS, IF I HAD LIVED IN USA NIT BEING ABLE TO AFFORD HEALTHCARE I WOULD BE DEAD NOW
Depends where in Yorkshire you want to go, the biggest cities are Leeds, Sheffield, Doncaster, Hull but my fav is York as that’s were I’m near, we still have the Roman walls around the city and all the old buildings are something to be seen in a lifetime. Leeds is probably the most night life area but Sheffield can be as well. But Yorkshire is just beautiful
Depends on what you like really, The Blue Barbakan is nice, the star inn the city, the house of the trembling madness (yes odd name beautiful food) or fish and chips at drakes fish and chips or Jenny’s fish and chips.
Live in London and obviously have visited NY many times. Good and bad in both places. London too expensive and too many gangs. Miss all the green spaces we have in London when I visit NY and hate America's aggressive tipping culture. But both places are lively and have fantastic culture. NHS is not perfect but so much more efficient and fairer than US healthcare system that couldn't imagine living without it or a similar system.
I think you’ve got the population of New York State and New York City mixed up. NYC (5 Boroughs) does in fact have 8.4m whereas NY state has 19.5m people
Love videos like this! Feel like everyone just thinks uk and usa are the same but we're actually so different! Overall NHS is definitely appreciated in the UK - over the years with Tory government it has suffered. Budget cuts after budget cuts meaning higher wait times as less resources, less staff etc but I've always has amazing experience with staff at hospitals they really do care as they're not doing it for the money. I just think about how much less stress we all have, my little sister for example has been in and out of hospital ever since she was tiny always on medication etc I'd dread to think if we had to pay for all of that how it would have impacted my parents and home life!
18m must be for NY State, you have to compare the same source stats, if you google a different source then it’s not a reliable comparison, I think the video is probably close given the guys is a stats expert, so knows how to compile reliable data. Interesting video
The weather in NYC is better except for the peak of winter imo. And when it snows it exacerbates how dirty New York can be. Especially in a lot of brooklyn. Just garbage everywhere on top of snow along with dog poop. It makes being blind sound like its that bad of an experience. And in terms of healthcare I think NYC is better. Although its not free many people have health care through Medicaid & fedilis, and a lot of others have through their jobs especially if you work for the city. But IDK i could be biased.
Technically it’s not free healthcare as pay via higher taxes. I would say the NHS is a fairer system. At least no one has to fall through the crack when it comes needing health.
With regards to the population he is talking about NYC being 8.5 mil which is correct, he isn’t talking about the metropolitan area because London’s metro area is 14.2 mil He’s comparing the to city’s not the greater area
@Alfie Green yes your not wrong but the metro population of NY is just NY state not the city, he’s comparing London city and NYC not the greater areas, as London city’s population is 9 mil but the metro population is 14 mil, so he’s not wrong saying the city of London has higher population than NYC
@Alfie Green when you look at the size comparing you see it, New York’s state size is 141,300km2 with only 20 mil people, but London’s metro is only 8,300km2, so NYC is more compact than London but compared to the state London’s metro area of 14 mil is much more compact
@Alfie Green yeah I get what your saying but he’s still wrong, NYC population isn’t 20 mil just like London city’s population isn’t 14 mil, it’s the metro area or state he looked up when he said it’s 20 mil, so in the vid him saying London and NYC’s population are both around 9 mil, he’s right in saying so because that’s the city’s population not wider area
@Alfie Green I don’t make up where’s London and where’s not. I don’t know what your trying to prove here. I said the dude was right for saying that NYC and London’s population is 9 mil
He is talking about 5 boroughs which is 8.3million at the moment, yonkers/long island and parts of new jersey arenot part of new york city, they are part of the metro area
You have the 5 boroughs of New York and in Comparison you have Greater London. After the London olympics in 2012 Greater Londons population finaly exceeded New Yorks Population.
Both private and nhs how their downsides I know people in my family who have had it rough in the nhs and people in my family had it rough through private. They both have down sides for different reasons
The population is correct as its told lol.... you googled the population of new York state not city... but keeping in mind that new York state is 18m people but 5000sq miles bigger than England and England has over 50m people lol. Its like having a 5th of usa total population living in new York state
From what I know having never lived there, crimes in London are common all over. Almost everyone i know has been held at knife or gunpoint while living in London, but serious murders are generally contained within gangs in areas where no one except them would head anyway. Top Boy and Blue Story are good at showcasing this
Everyone you know has been held at gunpoint in London that's bullshit guns are illegally in the UK . I've lived in London I've gone home at 3am on my own on the night bus , a lone female and I've never been afraid
@@Lynnwoody1 I know one person that’s been held at gunpoint and two at knifepoint, that’s all. Just cause guns are illegal doesn’t mean they don’t exist
@@joeypalmiero7576 yes career criminals might be able to get their hands on a gun, but it's not the norm, people reading your post who have never been to London would be put off and think it's not safe , It's like anywhere else in the world, it has it's not so nice areas, I'm from Birmingham UK it's a beautiful city but there are areas I've never been to because they have a bad reputation..
@@Lynnwoody1 well it’s not my fault if people get the wrong impression, that’s entirely on them for not doing they’re own research. But of course London has better and worse places, it’s still a beautiful city and one worth visiting
London weather is way better London is not as hot and not as cold and the whole rain thing is over rate to me London is better than Singapore then the Uae and Zurich and geinva nyc taxes are to high not enough green space London is technically a forst by definition NYC better trains cause they are 24/7 but the stations are dirty and do not have the amenities London
@@internationalferg my top 10 are 1 London number 2 Singapore number 3 the uae number 4 Zurich number 5 NYC #6 Geneva #7paris #8 millan #9 Austin Texas #10 miami this is based on golbal influence were are the best jobs and education system how connect the places are weather taxes nightlife great infrastructure also look at the knight frank index and the global power index for more information on this topic Auckland is good but not to my taste sao pablo Brazil might also make my list
@@internationalferg I have love austin the food the girls the college football tailgated 6 street with all the bars and clubs job wise really good tech and not to bad in law and finnaceal services
N.h.s. is free, it's paid in taxes yeah but that's not all our taxes go on.we all pay taxes but Americans pay tax but still have to pay for treatment, u.k. doesnt
The nhs is good but it was made when we had a population of 30 million and we now have more than double that so its a bit stretched, unless we stop population rising its gonna be impossible to fund in a couple decades.
The issue with the NHS isn't the larger population over all, it's the larger elderly population, who tend to need the NHS more and cost more, it's been happening since the 60's. We need more younger people to help pay into the system. It's predicted that at the end of this decade the elderly will out number those in work, meaning taxes will have to increase to fund things
@@djlads we dont need more younger people, we need less elderly people, at least proportionately. Were already severley overpopulated, as is the world in general. There needs to be some kind of population control.
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Free healthcare is definitely all it’s hyped up to be. Imagine paying 2-3k for an ambulance
I know trust me they killin us in the states
@@internationalferg the people who are against free healthcare are people who don't care about others. simple
I couldn't imagine not having free health care I think NHS is great especially now
Word I can’t imagine having free health care lol
@@internationalferg 🤣🤣🤣
It’s no free it’s payed in taxes . Nothings free
@@feedhimtothepigs8490 true but taxes are for more than just that if we had to pay for health care we still would pay taxes too
@@feedhimtothepigs8490 it is free. you will get healthcare whether you have a job or money in your pocket
NHS is god in the UK. If you have a major condition the NHS is great, if you stubbed your toe or have mental health issues or something hard to diagnose it sucks. The right-wing government is on a mission to defund and privatize the NHS wherever it can without an outcry, so quality has gone done a lot from 90's.
Has it been privatised though? No! Stop believing in communist Corbyn and left wing nutters hahah
@@kjdempsey says someone that likes their own comments, and if you don't believe me for some odd reason ask BMI healthcare, Care UK, Serco, Nuffield Health, Operose Health, LIVI, Aliance Health, Interserve, The Priory Group, Virgin Care Ltd, Capita.
Get your head out of your arse.
@@kjdempsey dimwit
New York City (the 5 boroughs) has a population of 8,336,817
London has a population of 8,961,989
(2019)
@Alfie Green But those areas do not form part of New York City.
@Alfie Green You're including places that are not New York City lol smh.
@Alfie Green you're making 0 sense.
Stockwell and Brixton are both in London. With London police, transport, fire and health systems. All places governed by the Mayor of London.
New Jersey is not New York City, and Manhattan is small compared to London.
I totally get where you are coming from on the population figures. Basically, the problem is that people constantly mix up their figures for the city proper and the full metro area. The city proper in New York (the five boroughs) does only have about 8 million people. Manhattan only has about 1.7 million people living in it. But the full metro area of New York (including Long Island, Jersey City, all the suburbs around the city really regardless of state) is 18-20 million, depending on how different people count it. London proper is also around 8 million people, but if you take the full metro area figure then it's around 14 million (again, depending on who's counting).
So many people compare London and New York like they're both around 8 million, when really the metro area of New York has at least 4-6 million more people. Hope this explains it well, keep up the great reactions dude :D
When you talk visiting numbers you have to remember London is so close to so many other countries. New York is just close to Canada, a bunch of other states and a whole heap of water.
I heard that in the US pays around 70 dollars for a check up did not know that. My mum would tell me to get a check up when I had a little fever and now I just realized you guys pay for check ups.
Both cities are very diverse and that's what I like
Definitely I love that also.. how often do you visit Ny?
@@internationalferg I havent been to NY personally but I have lots of family that have been. But I would love to go one day
Oh yeah you definitely have to come you will love it
I just seen this and love your video. I lived in New York city from 2006 to 2013 and I loved it there. I lived in upper West side then moved to Elmhurst then moved again to forest hills and Cyprus hills area. I have never been to London but I keep hearing from friends around the Europe continent that London is very expensive and is more expensive than New York city.
Being from the hood in London if there was ONE place in America that is comparable to LDN it would definitely be NYC, NYC really ressembles LDN with energy, fashion, gang culture, concerts, Drill music *(which LDN inspired NYC Drill style)* etc without a doubt the only thing is NYC is just more popular and NYC buildings are much more updated and modern whilst the majority of buildings in LDN are old asf *(from the outside)* .
Im from LDN and I've been to NYC in 2018 and I felt very comfortable like I was back home in LDN and compared to the rest of American city's, just like LDN, NYC is very cultured and diverse and people know where they are from and almost everybody is from a country outside the US.
The NHS is a God send , alot of us just take it for granted but when.you hear that in the US literally every trip to see a doctor for whatever reason costs money , it makes me really appreciate The NHS . I think the only thing in the UK you have to pay when visiting a hospital is the parking fee lol.
Car park in hospitals is free in some countries in the UK, well ithas been in Wales for the past 2 years
@@felicitydavies3227 not in England or Ireland I dont know about Scotland
Spent like 2 days watching your videos! Best reactor to the grime / drill scene. My fav! From belfast, ireland 🇮🇪
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If you don’t have money, free healthcare is a blessing. If you have the coin, then private is better. As you may have to wait in nhs.
So how long is the wait ?
I waited 4 months for an op but I didn’t mind the wait cuh I don’t have grands to pay for it soo without the NHS I would’ve been fucked
International Ferg waiting time for A&E is usually about 6-8 hours from the times I’ve been there. Having NHS is better for most people obviously but if you’re rich you’ll get better treatment and less waiting time in a privatised hospital
International Ferg depends on the hospital tbh. And how serious the injury. It can be instant or it can be 4hrs in my hospitals.
Ambulance is free.
But many funnily don’t use it.
But for a scheduled procedure it is typically 2-6mths waiting time.
@@internationalferg The wait depends on the area you live in. The longest I've ever waited in A&E is 3 hours. But if you need urgent care you usually get seen pretty quickly
I love the healthcare system here in the UK. It's free & yes you have to wait ridiculously long times sometimes BUT you can choose to pay and be seen sooner if you want. You have a choice here.
The city of New York is 8.5 million, but the population is generally considered to be around 19 million which includes some areas around it but are mostly part of NYC (not really sure how they decided it). London on the other hand is around 9 million, it can hit around 12 million midday but those visitors don’t live there they live nearby
19 is for the whole state. NYC is the 8.5m
@@sacred1827 apperantly it’s the metro area which is waaaaaay bigger than the city itself. Idk how that’s allowed to class as a mega city, guess it’s similar in size to Tokyo but still, 8.5m seems better
@@joeypalmiero7576 yeah that's going outside the five boroughs, so it includes long island, cities like Newark in new jersey etc. it's a weird one
@@sacred1827 then they add up the metro gdp and wealth with the new york city gdp and claim its richer than london gdp, also they use the metro populations billionaires and millionaires to say they got more UHNWI individuals
That old belief & feeling amongst ppl from outside the UK & tourists, who spend only a comparatively short time in the capital, that London is mostly & usually grey & damp, is way out of date & anachronistic in the 21st century. 2 or 3 decades ago & before, yes, London was a city mostly blessed with an overcast mantle of grey & lining of damp & rain, but over the years, world climates have drastically changed (due to, imo, that contentious bast*rd 'climate change') & now London has summers that last for month upon cloudless month, with temperatures regularly staying around 30 degrees for weeks, even hitting nigh-on 40 at times. Winters are much milder too, & gone, it seems, are the weeks when the temperature gauge wouldn't stray far from freezing or below; now, chilly damp & dismal seems to be the winter weather way, with crisp, dry, healthy-feeling, truly cold mornings becoming a rare visitor & thing of the past.
In London's 21st century microclimate, it feels as if we have a weak winter that lasts for 4 months, an oft baking summer for 4 months & an uneventful autumn & spring, who just manage to peek their noses over the parapet at 2 months apiece.
(All imo, of course, other Londoners might 'feel' it differently.)
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Apart from the skyline the two cities are very similar. Same vibe. Although I would argue it’s London that has become more like New York and not the other way around.
I can agree with that, how often do you visit NY ?
International Ferg twice but they were long stays.
Dope dope would you ever move here ?
London is way better than New York. I lived in both cities and there is no comparison. New York is a very dirty city. London is very clean, London has better transportation, more people visit London than New york. London (UK) has much more social programs than New York. London(UK) has much better infastrutures than New york (USA) based on per capita. It's more vibrant than New York as well. Oh and the UK takes care of its citizens than the USA. Life expectancy in London (UK) is higher than new york and any American states. I can go on forever but London (USA)comes on top when comparing to New York and the entire USA .
What’s better in New York than London or other way around from your personal perspective make a vid let me know
I was just thinking about doing that video !! I got you tho
The population of New York City (covering all 5 Boroughs) is 8.4 million and the city is 300 square miles in area. London has a population of 8.9 million and an area of 610 square miles. The population of 18 million you refer to is not for the city of New York, but for the Metropolitan area of NY which includes the population centres outside of the 5 Boroughs but bordering New York City including New Jersey, etc.
@Alfie Green Doesn't alter the fact that the Metro is not NYC proper. NYC... the five boroughs... is 300 sq miles and has a population of 8.6 million. London is 610 square miles and a population of 8.9 million.
@Alfie Green Bullshit. The boundaries are precise and specific. New Jersey is New Jersey not New York City. And New Jersey is policed by the New Jersey police, not. The NYC police. And Manhattan is much smaller than London. It is two to three miles across and 12 miles long. London is 30 miles across. The 5 NYC boroughs total 300 sq. miles. London is 607 sq miles.
The free health care isn't entirely free, you pay 12% of earnings above $250 per week as well as regular income tax which is 20% of anything you earn above $17,000 per year. Still though, from what I've heard it works out around the same as american health insurance, the difference being that it covers everything entirely, so you won't go bankrupt if you get cancer or a disease.
Man said 18mil in New York 🤣🤣🤣 bro u reading da wrong ting
This what I looked at www.macrotrends.net/cities/23083/new-york-city/population
International Ferg Thats Metro area
Yeah you right bro lol
IN UK WE PAY TAX FOR OUR HEALTH CARE AND ITS STILL A LOT CHEAPER THAN YOUR PRIVATE HEALTHCARE, I HAD ANGINA HEART PROB AND IT SAVED MY LIFE AND COST NOTHIN, ONLY HAD TO PAY 10 POUNDS FOR MY TABLETS, IF I HAD LIVED IN USA NIT BEING ABLE TO AFFORD HEALTHCARE I WOULD BE DEAD NOW
I work for the NHS and I just can not imagine not having that for everyone in the country but you should come up and see Yorkshire!!
Definitely definitely what is a nice restaurant to go to when I’m there ?
Depends where in Yorkshire you want to go, the biggest cities are Leeds, Sheffield, Doncaster, Hull but my fav is York as that’s were I’m near, we still have the Roman walls around the city and all the old buildings are something to be seen in a lifetime. Leeds is probably the most night life area but Sheffield can be as well. But Yorkshire is just beautiful
Dope I would definitely want to see how them walls look but what is your favorite restaurant
Depends on what you like really, The Blue Barbakan is nice, the star inn the city, the house of the trembling madness (yes odd name beautiful food) or fish and chips at drakes fish and chips or Jenny’s fish and chips.
Dope dope when I go I’m definitely gonna check it out
nice video g, but did man just say a 4th XD nah im playing keep it up g
Live in London and obviously have visited NY many times. Good and bad in both places. London too expensive and too many gangs. Miss all the green spaces we have in London when I visit NY and hate America's aggressive tipping culture. But both places are lively and have fantastic culture. NHS is not perfect but so much more efficient and fairer than US healthcare system that couldn't imagine living without it or a similar system.
I’m watching this right now in the uk and the weather is wet damp and raining 😂😂
I think you’ve got the population of New York State and New York City mixed up. NYC (5 Boroughs) does in fact have 8.4m whereas NY state has 19.5m people
Love videos like this! Feel like everyone just thinks uk and usa are the same but we're actually so different! Overall NHS is definitely appreciated in the UK - over the years with Tory government it has suffered. Budget cuts after budget cuts meaning higher wait times as less resources, less staff etc but I've always has amazing experience with staff at hospitals they really do care as they're not doing it for the money. I just think about how much less stress we all have, my little sister for example has been in and out of hospital ever since she was tiny always on medication etc I'd dread to think if we had to pay for all of that how it would have impacted my parents and home life!
18m must be for NY State, you have to compare the same source stats, if you google a different source then it’s not a reliable comparison, I think the video is probably close given the guys is a stats expert, so knows how to compile reliable data. Interesting video
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When you said the population of New York was 18 million that was the state
Bruh 💀😂
The weather in NYC is better except for the peak of winter imo. And when it snows it exacerbates how dirty New York can be. Especially in a lot of brooklyn. Just garbage everywhere on top of snow along with dog poop. It makes being blind sound like its that bad of an experience. And in terms of healthcare I think NYC is better. Although its not free many people have health care through Medicaid & fedilis, and a lot of others have through their jobs especially if you work for the city. But IDK i could be biased.
Technically it’s not free healthcare as pay via higher taxes.
I would say the NHS is a fairer system.
At least no one has to fall through the crack when it comes needing health.
Actually the US pays more in taxes towards health care.
With regards to the population he is talking about NYC being 8.5 mil which is correct, he isn’t talking about the metropolitan area because London’s metro area is 14.2 mil
He’s comparing the to city’s not the greater area
@Alfie Green yes your not wrong but the metro population of NY is just NY state not the city, he’s comparing London city and NYC not the greater areas, as London city’s population is 9 mil but the metro population is 14 mil, so he’s not wrong saying the city of London has higher population than NYC
@Alfie Green when you look at the size comparing you see it, New York’s state size is 141,300km2 with only 20 mil people, but London’s metro is only 8,300km2, so NYC is more compact than London but compared to the state London’s metro area of 14 mil is much more compact
@Alfie Green yeah I get what your saying but he’s still wrong, NYC population isn’t 20 mil just like London city’s population isn’t 14 mil, it’s the metro area or state he looked up when he said it’s 20 mil, so in the vid him saying London and NYC’s population are both around 9 mil, he’s right in saying so because that’s the city’s population not wider area
@Alfie Green if he was comparing metro areas then yes NY would have 6 mil more people but it’s the city’s hes comparing
@Alfie Green I don’t make up where’s London and where’s not. I don’t know what your trying to prove here. I said the dude was right for saying that NYC and London’s population is 9 mil
Watching from Swindon in England
You can't disagree with facts.
Just googled. NYC population is 8.419 ml
Need to get on lunar c’s fitb part 3 ASAP man
He is talking about 5 boroughs which is 8.3million at the moment, yonkers/long island and parts of new jersey arenot part of new york city, they are part of the metro area
You have the 5 boroughs of New York and in Comparison you have Greater London. After the London olympics in 2012 Greater Londons population finaly exceeded New Yorks Population.
You ever live in London?
Lived in both! London all the way just better all around!
Never New York city is just better all around
Both private and nhs how their downsides I know people in my family who have had it rough in the nhs and people in my family had it rough through private. They both have down sides for different reasons
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react to a video explaining the nhs
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I think you looked up the population for New York State not New York City
The population is correct as its told lol.... you googled the population of new York state not city... but keeping in mind that new York state is 18m people but 5000sq miles bigger than England and England has over 50m people lol. Its like having a 5th of usa total population living in new York state
England is around 50,000 square miles, not 5000 sq miles.
@@lorddaver5729 sorry for missing out a zero sir lol
@@TheLastCrumb. Well if you're correcting details.......
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From what I know having never lived there, crimes in London are common all over. Almost everyone i know has been held at knife or gunpoint while living in London, but serious murders are generally contained within gangs in areas where no one except them would head anyway. Top Boy and Blue Story are good at showcasing this
Everyone you know has been held at gunpoint in London that's bullshit guns are illegally in the UK . I've lived in London I've gone home at 3am on my own on the night bus , a lone female and I've never been afraid
@@Lynnwoody1 I know one person that’s been held at gunpoint and two at knifepoint, that’s all. Just cause guns are illegal doesn’t mean they don’t exist
@@joeypalmiero7576 yes career criminals might be able to get their hands on a gun, but it's not the norm, people reading your post who have never been to London would be put off and think it's not safe , It's like anywhere else in the world, it has it's not so nice areas, I'm from Birmingham UK it's a beautiful city but there are areas I've never been to because they have a bad reputation..
@@Lynnwoody1 well it’s not my fault if people get the wrong impression, that’s entirely on them for not doing they’re own research. But of course London has better and worse places, it’s still a beautiful city and one worth visiting
too this day London still has a bigger population than new york, it’s a known fact LOL
London weather is way better London is not as hot and not as cold and the whole rain thing is over rate to me London is better than Singapore then the Uae and Zurich and geinva nyc taxes are to high not enough green space London is technically a forst by definition NYC better trains cause they are 24/7 but the stations are dirty and do not have the amenities London
So where do you think is overall better?
@@internationalferg my top 10 are 1 London number 2 Singapore number 3 the uae number 4 Zurich number 5 NYC #6 Geneva #7paris #8 millan #9 Austin Texas #10 miami this is based on golbal influence were are the best jobs and education system how connect the places are weather taxes nightlife great infrastructure also look at the knight frank index and the global power index for more information on this topic Auckland is good but not to my taste sao pablo Brazil might also make my list
Damn NY number 5 lol I do have Austin in my top ten also lol have you been there b4
@@internationalferg I have love austin the food the girls the college football tailgated 6 street with all the bars and clubs job wise really good tech and not to bad in law and finnaceal services
Hi, there is a joke about London, no one knows where it ends, and people lived in Britain before it was an island 12000 bc or before. Regards JH
I’d probably like ATL or Houston by the sound of it. NY probably best but to similar too London lol
Having the most billionaires means you have the most working class " modern slaves "
Hi from london
S/O London!!
I live in London bro I don't think people should visit it's so boring man and there's deaths and crimes almost everyday New York prob more enjoyable
People never appreciate their home town
Bangkok and Dubai because of its airports- they are hubs-nothing to do with its cities
“Free healthcare” i pay thousands a year on “national insurance” which is what the government takes out of pay cheque.
London has 32 bouroughs
N.h.s. is free, it's paid in taxes yeah but that's not all our taxes go on.we all pay taxes but Americans pay tax but still have to pay for treatment, u.k. doesnt
@Alfie Green 😂😂
You're looking at New York state and not the city lol xD
The nhs is good but it was made when we had a population of 30 million and we now have more than double that so its a bit stretched, unless we stop population rising its gonna be impossible to fund in a couple decades.
The issue with the NHS isn't the larger population over all, it's the larger elderly population, who tend to need the NHS more and cost more, it's been happening since the 60's. We need more younger people to help pay into the system. It's predicted that at the end of this decade the elderly will out number those in work, meaning taxes will have to increase to fund things
@@djlads we dont need more younger people, we need less elderly people, at least proportionately. Were already severley overpopulated, as is the world in general. There needs to be some kind of population control.
@@joealyjim3029 I mean I think we're in the middle of one currently, but too many got upset that the elderly were dying so we're all lcoked down.
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He seems biased towards New york.
The disbelief that London is more visitable than new York was funny lol
London is easily top 3 worst places in the UK
Stay._ Juggin definitely full of southern fairies mincing about with blades thinking there something there not
@Stay._ Juggin hahahahahahaha what a fucking freak, point proven