Born and raised in San Francisco now living in the East Bay. Thanks for showing off my beautiful city, I haven’t been downtown in a long time. I’m curious to see the changes since the last time I’ve ventured there❤
Thanks for showcasing SF downtown’s revitalization! Your excitement rekindles the wonder I felt when I moved here nearly 2 decades ago. Loved the humorous self-deprecation in the snapshots about your (of course) hard-to-impress children. Look forward to the next one.
Nothing in the world like the City---I was born and raised there in the heart (Noe Valley)..I became a Fireman 45 miles away and had a sailboat that I would sail into the City..There are so many things that make the City Wonderful..I miss the City and what it has to offer..It's sad that it has gone through some rough times, but without a doubt it will return to it's heyday...I have a list of places that I will be seeing on my next visit..
I have lived in SF since 1983. Union Square use to be a great shopping haven, always heavy traffic with locals, tourists and society ladies (Danielle Steel etc.) shopping. Christmas was a big deal. Back then, the men's department was heavily stocked in designers so during their sale, to pick up a designer piece wasn't breaking the bank. I remember buying a Yohji Yamamoto rayon suit for $200 on sale. Times have changed, still SF is a special place but we need to protect and appreciate this city.
Great video. Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to highlight downtown San Francisco. I'm lucky to live in the Mint Plaza area and I very much am looking forward to the transformations and projects that are planned/underway.
I wish as you are walking you would turn the camera around. During your trek to the Sales Force you mentioned sites you walked by but didn’t show them - the Creativity Museum building has a crazy fun glass exterior. It is part of Yerba Buena Gardens, which is 3 city blocks, which includes the Yerba Buena center for the Arts, a theatre, an ice skating rink, bowling alley, restaurants, and the gardens themselves where many free public events are held. You were there, and I am wondering why this all was omitted from your walk as you were sharing the sites as things to do, especially if you lived/worked there. Wondering why showed SFMOMA from a distance- again you were right there and could have shared the cool looking exterior. This walk designation is to show The Sales Force Park. It’s a beautiful 5 1/2 acres which includes an amphitheater😊, children’s play area, a bamboo grove, various small gardens of Chile, South Africa, Australia, Redwoods, there is even a Prehistoric garden and more. I’m especially found of the Bus Fountain. The garden is especially popular for birders and runners. All that was shown was glimpses behind you as you walked. I have lived and loved SF most of my life and was so eager to watch you share its wonders.
I’m from San Jose, about an hour from SF, and remember visiting my sister where she trained at UCSF and I loved it. SF has a lot of high paying jobs in biotechnology and lots of tourism. The best city in the United States and has a great history.
@@livinginsanfranciscoca It has definitely improved over the last year. We visit family and spend some time in S.F. each year. In those main areas the homelessness was about nonexistent and just the normal craziness on Market St.
Are you in crack? It is without a doubt the worst city in the world! It has everything anywhere could want and flushed it down the toilet. Every major project it has been involved in has ended in disaster. It eats the future to fund the present. I live 20 minutes from there. Why don’t you walk the tenderloin at night or get on Bart?
I absolutely love downtown SF. I used to hang out at the Arcade in Metron after school as a kid and also worked in Fidi for a few years. I agree that there is going to be a comeback and I can not wait. Thanks for sharing what it's like living in this beautiful city!
I've lived in SF for almost 40 years, under 9 mayors, called three different neighborhoods "home." You do a good job with your video explaining SF to both insiders and outsiders, so congrats on that. I agree downtown feels like it's coming back, based on what's happening at my work, which benefits from a steady population of daytime workers who commute from outside downtown, locals who live nearby, and tourists staying at the adjacent hotels. Immediately after the pandemic, things were slow with mostly local residents as patrons...but now the other groups are showing up, and we're getting back to busy all day.
@@livinginsanfranciscoca For the past 3 years, I've been lifeguarding (as a recent retiree) at the Embarcadero YMCA. Before that, I used to work downtown and I swam there every day, and it was crazy-busy before COVID hit, open from 5:30 am to 10 pm, with all the downtown employees coming in on lunch breaks and at 5:30. After closing in March 2020, the pool reopened slowly - only five hours a day - and it felt like a ghost town. I asked the guards why they weren't staying open longer hours, and they said they couldn't find lifeguards and asked me point-blank if I'd be interested: promising that the Y would pay for my training & certification. I said "Sure!" And since then we've watched membership grow year upon year as more people come back to the office. Today, even with the expanded hours (we're now open 5:30 am to 9 pm) the pool is usually filled with 3, sometimes 4 people to a lane. It's crowded, but in my mind that's better than empty: I love seeing so many people literally "back in the swim!"
A lot of places just can't compete because of the Internet. It's been a slow death. But before you go shopping in Union square area bc all the stores are there and you buy things at whatever prices bc you're there. The rents are high. But competition is no longer in some other mall in a cheaper area, the competition is on the phone your pocket. Eventually people aren't motivated to go to the city as much. The bridge and parking is already a huge fee. BART , which is by and large way safer than the media shows.
Great video! I love those areas and I’m in escrow for a condo in the Tenderloin/ Mid-Market area. I have to point out though, that Roy’s is permanently closed.
I still go to union sq area to watch SF Broadway shows and there are still really great restaurants over there! I highly reccomend SF Playhouse and dinner at Ula next door after ;)
Thank you for a well done and informative video of SF. The Bay Area is my home and i love it❤ I also love your coat..may i ask where you purchased it from? Its lovely.
@@livinginsanfranciscoca Knock it off! That's because you go downtown in the middle of the crowded business day! Like most rational people. Go back downtown any night after 10:00 PM, park the car, and if you haven't been mugged yet, the you'll see it's exactly like I said! Exactly!
@@charlesburke2379@charlesburke2379 I don't go much of anywhere at 10pm these days, but the few times I have been downtown at that hour, it's pretty quiet. I had dinner at Angler last Friday (AMAZING, by the way- STILL thinking about it) on the waterfront, and safety never once crossed my mind. Typically, downtown and the waterfront are pretty sleepy at night. The majority of the activity is during the day. As with any big city, i thnk you need to be aware of your surroundings. Question, when was the last time you were downtown SF at night or otherwise?
I think I'd like to move back to San Francisco, soon. Earlier this year I was there for a few days. I could see, and feel an improvement in downtown, from the previous year. Although Macy's had just made their announcement, and there were still many vacant commercial spaces, there was a vibrancy. It was 6pm, and people were hitting happy hour and eating in restaurants. In the afternoon it was bustling again. Not peak SF bustling, but in a way to conjure optimism, and hope. I saw less homeless people and drug use, which I was shocked to see a lot of in my visit in 2022.
😂 London Breed. Honestly being Mayor of SF is very challenging, I would never want that job. Every Mayor promises to clean up the city’s drug and homeless problem and they soon find out it’s not that easy. I’ve been hearing that since the 80’s.
Love your energy and enthusiasm! Been here in San Francisco for 38 years. I still love the City and I am also in Real Estate. I’m into towers as well. Roy’s is a fantastic restaurant!!
As someone who used to visit the city a couple times a week up until 15 years ago, the city truly has lost its electric vibe. Theres no coming back. American culture is dead and plastic. So depressing.
Some of your B-roll (4:36) looks grey and washed out - that usually means the original clip was recorded in a smaller color gamut than your project settings; the video software can fix it, it's usually a single import setting like "color profile". Most of your footage looks great. Good representation of the city🙂
Revitalisation? All the content I have seen shows deserted streets, shuttered stores and homeless encampments. The only busy areas are those around the cable cars. Even some of your vision shows lightly.patronised streets, not the SF it was decades ago.
Agree for sure it's not as busy as it was pre-pandemic but I'm just walking around showing you with a camera what there is to see- It's pretty clean down there thought it's not free of homelessness, it's really not bad. The tenderloin is a different story, of course.
Great video!!I will go to SF for the holidays.SF is back on its way up.Hopefully after SF comes back it will now not think it’s better than Oakland.😂😂😂
I saw you at Whole Foods in Noe Valley one afternoon. You’re a local celebrity for sure! I wanted to say hi but didn’t want you to feel creeped out lol. :)
California isn't going to get any better until fundamental changes are made. Since that will never happen, California will never get better. No matter what you say. Just like the majority of Ca residents, this is all a façade.
I'm not trying to convince anyone. I'm just showing what I see.... CA is not for everyone, thank goodness, because we don't need housing prices higher than they are!
I visited San Francisco in mid September. I stayed by Union Square on Mason south of Geary. I also lived there in the early 2090's and visited a few times since. The area around my hotel, and Uion Square, has alot of homeless type people doing drugs openly. Half the stores seem to be vacant. San Francisco center was largely vacant other Bloomingdales. The Saks Fifth Avenue on Union Sqaure is by appointment only and doesn't sell men's clothing. Hayes Valley looked better than before and the Castro area was about the same. I think this area of San Francisco has a long wayto go and is not out the woods yet.
I don't understand why the Tenderloin is so close to Union Square, and just no mayor or administration can actually fix it for like half a Century. That's ridiculous. That's the main reason why SF can look bad. Can't the city just relocate them to somewhere out of bay area? They can buy the land for airport, then they can buy some buildings to just totally move them out.
@@TYZyi5ss this isn't China or Russia. The maybe issue besides liberal policies, which I don't necessarily disagree with all together, is simply the numbers. The Justice system has long been at a tipping point where even if they could arrest for illegal activity, there's is not enough jails etc. And these people are already at rock bottom, a ticket won't do anything. The tenderloin has always been the seedy part and it's not as simple as just moving people against their volition. There used to be more mental institutions, but even if policies change back tomorrow, it would take a good while to implement.
I was born at the former Presidio Army Letterman Hospital. It is now Lucas Studios. I was born in 1956 and I remember my time living in San Francisco back in the early 1960’s. San Francisco was a much better place to live during that time frame. I remember the start of the Hippie era in San Francisco. In my opinion, the Politicians destroyed my native city. The traffic and crime is horrible. Are we still number one with vehicle break ins? I know we no longer show voter ID prior to voting. I saw two Dominion Voting Machines in Santa Clara, California. On Election Day, 2024. In my opinion, I don’t know if my votes counted. We do need to go back to the days of an honest voting system. We need to make our cities and state a more honest and safe place to live.
He won't do for the Bay Area because he hates California. Do you not remember his response to the wildfires in California when he was in office, especially the wildfire in Paradise CA? He took his time about sending aid to them and said that "they should sweep their forests and they wouldn't have so many fires". The cognitive dissonance of people who think he's so great is beyond words.
Born and raised in San Francisco now living in the East Bay. Thanks for showing off my beautiful city, I haven’t been downtown in a long time. I’m curious to see the changes since the last time I’ve ventured there❤
Our pleasure!
Depending on when you were there last, I hope you don't get disappointed 😮
@@rafaeleugenio1719 the last time was 2018 for the annual car show at Moscone Center 😉
Not showing what’s really happening in San Francisco is unconscionable!
Thanks for showcasing SF downtown’s revitalization! Your excitement rekindles the wonder I felt when I moved here nearly 2 decades ago. Loved the humorous self-deprecation in the snapshots about your (of course) hard-to-impress children. Look forward to the next one.
Thanks for watching and for the positivity! I'll be back every Monday at 5pm!
Nothing in the world like the City---I was born and raised there in the heart (Noe Valley)..I became a Fireman 45 miles away and had a sailboat that I would sail into the City..There are so many things that make the City Wonderful..I miss the City and what it has to offer..It's sad that it has gone through some rough times, but without a doubt it will return to it's heyday...I have a list of places that I will be seeing on my next visit..
I’m from SF Bay Area. Such a great video, with entertaining content!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have lived in SF since 1983.
Union Square use to be a great shopping haven, always heavy traffic with locals, tourists and society ladies (Danielle Steel etc.) shopping. Christmas was a big deal. Back then, the men's department was heavily stocked in designers so during their sale, to pick up a designer piece wasn't breaking the bank. I remember buying a Yohji Yamamoto rayon suit for $200 on sale. Times have changed, still SF is a special place but we need to protect and appreciate this city.
Thanks for sharing your story! I love hearing from long time locals!
Great video. Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to highlight downtown San Francisco. I'm lucky to live in the Mint Plaza area and I very much am looking forward to the transformations and projects that are planned/underway.
Me too! Thanks for watching!
I wish as you are walking you would turn the camera around. During your trek to the Sales Force you mentioned sites you walked by but didn’t show them - the Creativity Museum building has a crazy fun glass exterior. It is part of Yerba Buena Gardens, which is 3 city blocks, which includes the Yerba Buena center for the Arts, a theatre, an ice skating rink, bowling alley, restaurants, and the gardens themselves where many free public events are held. You were there, and I am wondering why this all was omitted from your walk as you were sharing the sites as things to do, especially if you lived/worked there. Wondering why showed SFMOMA from a distance- again you were right there and could have shared the cool looking exterior. This walk designation is to show The Sales Force Park. It’s a beautiful 5 1/2 acres which includes an amphitheater😊, children’s play area, a bamboo grove, various small gardens of Chile, South Africa, Australia, Redwoods, there is even a Prehistoric garden and more. I’m especially found of the Bus Fountain. The garden is especially popular for birders and runners. All that was shown was glimpses behind you as you walked. I have lived and loved SF most of my life and was so eager to watch you share its wonders.
Why do so many TH-camrs do that?
Before Westfield Mall, it was the Emporium Capwell, a department store. One sign is still in the food court.
I’m from San Jose, about an hour from SF, and remember visiting my sister where she trained at UCSF and I loved it. SF has a lot of high paying jobs in biotechnology and lots of tourism. The best city in the United States and has a great history.
You should visit more often! You’re super close!
@@livinginsanfranciscoca It has definitely improved over the last year. We visit family and spend some time in S.F. each year. In those main areas the homelessness was about nonexistent and just the normal craziness on Market St.
Are you in crack? It is without a doubt the worst city in the world! It has everything anywhere could want and flushed it down the toilet. Every major project it has been involved in has ended in disaster. It eats the future to fund the present. I live 20 minutes from there. Why don’t you walk the tenderloin at night or get on Bart?
I absolutely love downtown SF. I used to hang out at the Arcade in Metron after school as a kid and also worked in Fidi for a few years. I agree that there is going to be a comeback and I can not wait. Thanks for sharing what it's like living in this beautiful city!
I always love your videos but today's video is wow. Good to see the downtown under good weather. Thanks for sharing~
Awe, Thanks and thanks for watching!
I've lived in SF for almost 40 years, under 9 mayors, called three different neighborhoods "home." You do a good job with your video explaining SF to both insiders and outsiders, so congrats on that. I agree downtown feels like it's coming back, based on what's happening at my work, which benefits from a steady population of daytime workers who commute from outside downtown, locals who live nearby, and tourists staying at the adjacent hotels. Immediately after the pandemic, things were slow with mostly local residents as patrons...but now the other groups are showing up, and we're getting back to busy all day.
Thank you for sharing your on the ground experience! It's really helpful! Where do you work?
@@livinginsanfranciscoca For the past 3 years, I've been lifeguarding (as a recent retiree) at the Embarcadero YMCA. Before that, I used to work downtown and I swam there every day, and it was crazy-busy before COVID hit, open from 5:30 am to 10 pm, with all the downtown employees coming in on lunch breaks and at 5:30. After closing in March 2020, the pool reopened slowly - only five hours a day - and it felt like a ghost town. I asked the guards why they weren't staying open longer hours, and they said they couldn't find lifeguards and asked me point-blank if I'd be interested: promising that the Y would pay for my training & certification. I said "Sure!" And since then we've watched membership grow year upon year as more people come back to the office. Today, even with the expanded hours (we're now open 5:30 am to 9 pm) the pool is usually filled with 3, sometimes 4 people to a lane. It's crowded, but in my mind that's better than empty: I love seeing so many people literally "back in the swim!"
Auntie, I've lived in The City my whole life. It has never been as bad as the media makes it out to be.
Sensational headlines sell! :)
Then you're delusional.
A lot of places just can't compete because of the Internet. It's been a slow death. But before you go shopping in Union square area bc all the stores are there and you buy things at whatever prices bc you're there. The rents are high. But competition is no longer in some other mall in a cheaper area, the competition is on the phone your pocket. Eventually people aren't motivated to go to the city as much. The bridge and parking is already a huge fee. BART , which is by and large way safer than the media shows.
Great video! I love those areas and I’m in escrow for a condo in the Tenderloin/ Mid-Market area. I have to point out though, that Roy’s is permanently closed.
Oh bummer! Mourad closed a few weeks after I filmed this as well:(
Daniel Lurie became the mayor of San Francisco. I look forward to what he plans to do with Downtown come 2025.
I'm looking forward to seeing what changes Lurie will make! I'm feeling optimistic!
I still go to union sq area to watch SF Broadway shows and there are still really great restaurants over there! I highly reccomend SF Playhouse and dinner at Ula next door after ;)
Nice! Thanks for the recommendation!
Thank you for a well done and informative video of SF. The Bay Area is my home and i love it❤
I also love your coat..may i ask where you purchased it from? Its lovely.
Thx for watching. My jacket is from aritzia! I have it in several colors. It’s the perfect weight for San Francisco weather.;)
It’s hard to find parking down there and if you find something it’s going to cost high prices.
so true!
No need to park. Take BART or Muni to get downtown. It's possible to go there without a car.
There's plenty of downtown areas where walking even 3 blocks is impossible without being confronted, accosted or harassed in some direct way.
So true.
I guess every time i go there, I must get super lucky? This has not been my experience.
@@livinginsanfranciscoca Knock it off! That's because you go downtown in the middle of the crowded business day! Like most rational people. Go back downtown any night after 10:00 PM, park the car, and if you haven't been mugged yet, the you'll see it's exactly like I said! Exactly!
@@charlesburke2379@charlesburke2379 I don't go much of anywhere at 10pm these days, but the few times I have been downtown at that hour, it's pretty quiet. I had dinner at Angler last Friday (AMAZING, by the way- STILL thinking about it) on the waterfront, and safety never once crossed my mind. Typically, downtown and the waterfront are pretty sleepy at night. The majority of the activity is during the day. As with any big city, i thnk you need to be aware of your surroundings. Question, when was the last time you were downtown SF at night or otherwise?
I am downtown several times a week and have never been "confronted, accosted or harassed in some direct way" at all.
I think I'd like to move back to San Francisco, soon. Earlier this year I was there for a few days. I could see, and feel an improvement in downtown, from the previous year. Although Macy's had just made their announcement, and there were still many vacant commercial spaces, there was a vibrancy. It was 6pm, and people were hitting happy hour and eating in restaurants. In the afternoon it was bustling again. Not peak SF bustling, but in a way to conjure optimism, and hope. I saw less homeless people and drug use, which I was shocked to see a lot of in my visit in 2022.
Thank you for sharing your perspective! Come back!!!!!
Also we got rid of that awful mayor! I can't even remember her name, but she destroyed the town singlehandedly!
😂 London Breed. Honestly being Mayor of SF is very challenging, I would never want that job. Every Mayor promises to clean up the city’s drug and homeless problem and they soon find out it’s not that easy. I’ve been hearing that since the 80’s.
How did she single-handedly destroy SF?You don’t blame the individuals there at all.
Don't argue him he is an agent for china @@stephaniehall8179
I also used to go to the Yerba Buena Arts Center as a kid and loved it I hope that kids still utilize that space it was always so much fun!
My kids spent SOOOO much time there when they were young!
Love your energy and enthusiasm! Been here in San Francisco for 38 years. I still love the City and I am also in Real Estate. I’m into towers as well. Roy’s is a fantastic restaurant!!
Awe, thanks and thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!
Millenium Tower is next door to the Salesforce Tower on First and Mission Street.
Messed that part up! :)
@ No worries 😉.
As someone who used to visit the city a couple times a week up until 15 years ago, the city truly has lost its electric vibe. Theres no coming back. American culture is dead and plastic. So depressing.
You cant complain about the media only showing bad areas saying thats disingenuous. While only posting good areas that is equally disingenuous.
We have lots of videos where we talk about the downsides of SF very honestly.
Some of your B-roll (4:36) looks grey and washed out - that usually means the original clip was recorded in a smaller color gamut than your project settings; the video software can fix it, it's usually a single import setting like "color profile". Most of your footage looks great. Good representation of the city🙂
Thanks for the pro tip!
Revitalisation? All the content I have seen shows deserted streets, shuttered stores and homeless encampments. The only busy areas are those around the cable cars. Even some of your vision shows lightly.patronised streets, not the SF it was decades ago.
Agree for sure it's not as busy as it was pre-pandemic but I'm just walking around showing you with a camera what there is to see- It's pretty clean down there thought it's not free of homelessness, it's really not bad. The tenderloin is a different story, of course.
All the smaller neighborhoods in SF are bustling and full of activity. The doom videos don’t show that.
LOVE salesforce park and south beach. Great weather and good walkability!
Great video!!I will go to SF for the holidays.SF is back on its way up.Hopefully after SF comes back it will now not think it’s better than Oakland.😂😂😂
Love SF
Thanks. Good review. I love SF.
I saw you at Whole Foods in Noe Valley one afternoon. You’re a local celebrity for sure! I wanted to say hi but didn’t want you to feel creeped out lol. :)
Definitely say hi next time! You’ll see me at Whole Foods a lot! ;)
California isn't going to get any better until fundamental changes are made. Since that will never happen, California will never get better. No matter what you say. Just like the majority of Ca residents, this is all a façade.
I'm not trying to convince anyone. I'm just showing what I see.... CA is not for everyone, thank goodness, because we don't need housing prices higher than they are!
Didn't know about the creativity museum!
Ohh- you'll need to go, but not for a few years:)
When the sun goes down.............
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We call it "the old Emporium" or just "the Downtown Mall".
I visited San Francisco in mid September. I stayed by Union Square on Mason south of Geary. I also lived there in the early 2090's and visited a few times since. The area around my hotel, and Uion Square, has alot of homeless type people doing drugs openly. Half the stores seem to be vacant. San Francisco center was largely vacant other Bloomingdales. The Saks Fifth Avenue on Union Sqaure is by appointment only and doesn't sell men's clothing. Hayes Valley looked better than before and the Castro area was about the same. I think this area of San Francisco has a long wayto go and is not out the woods yet.
I don't understand why the Tenderloin is so close to Union Square, and just no mayor or administration can actually fix it for like half a Century. That's ridiculous. That's the main reason why SF can look bad. Can't the city just relocate them to somewhere out of bay area? They can buy the land for airport, then they can buy some buildings to just totally move them out.
@@TYZyi5ss this isn't China or Russia. The maybe issue besides liberal policies, which I don't necessarily disagree with all together, is simply the numbers. The Justice system has long been at a tipping point where even if they could arrest for illegal activity, there's is not enough jails etc. And these people are already at rock bottom, a ticket won't do anything. The tenderloin has always been the seedy part and it's not as simple as just moving people against their volition. There used to be more mental institutions, but even if policies change back tomorrow, it would take a good while to implement.
the millenium tower is down the street past salesforce
Let us make San Francisco and California Great Again!!! ❤️
YEEESSSS!
Love this. I'm in TX but SF is my favorite city on the planet. Love to see the revitalization and good parts instead of all the negative.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
SF has always been funky…that’s why many, many, of us moved here. The idea that it has to be a squeaky clean tech Mecca is irrelevant.
I like your perspective!
Lots of concrete and asphalt. No thank you.
Much like any downtown in any large city:)
I was born at the former Presidio Army Letterman Hospital. It is now Lucas Studios. I was born in 1956 and I remember my time living in San Francisco back in the early 1960’s. San Francisco was a much better place to live during that time frame. I remember the start of the Hippie era in San Francisco. In my opinion, the Politicians destroyed my native city. The traffic and crime is horrible. Are we still number one with vehicle break ins? I know we no longer show voter ID prior to voting. I saw two Dominion Voting Machines in Santa Clara, California. On Election Day, 2024. In my opinion, I don’t know if my votes counted. We do need to go back to the days of an honest voting system. We need to make our cities and state a more honest and safe place to live.
just bring lots of MONEY!!!!!!
nothing special after living in SF bayarea for more than 35 years
Where are the people? Ghost town USA.
Agree it could be busier but I would not classify it as a ghoast down by any stretch
Yeh right, not
❤
Stop sugar coating the truth about the cess pool (SF has metamorphorized into😳
New Mayor, new city?
Let's hope!!!
Looks kinda like a ghost town, not good!
It's worse.
I will never go back.
The politics are the worst.🤢🤢
We don't want MAGA 😔 you are not welcome 🤗 here go to maga states
Now that Trump is coming back in office, I think things may look up again for the Bay Area. I'm excited!
He won't do for the Bay Area because he hates California. Do you not remember his response to the wildfires in California when he was in office, especially the wildfire in Paradise CA? He took his time about sending aid to them and said that "they should sweep their forests and they wouldn't have so many fires".
The cognitive dissonance of people who think he's so great is beyond words.
@ it’s moreso what he does indirectly (not directly). Get that stick out your a**
Are you a Chinese agent?
I can feel it.
@ how racist. Lol
SF rocks ❤
Love Bloomingdales💙
SF - cringed
HOW MUCH ARE YOU GETTING PAID AND WHO IS PAYING YOU? BS.
Lol! I wish i got paid to make these videos!
Gotta love the Smell of PeePee and Poo in downtown…. Just imagine what sticks on the bottom of your shoes….
its getting better you trumper
You need Trump to get it any better