Thanks so much for this video! It was really interesting to listen to the differences of living in NYC Vs. SF. I am a huge fan of NYC but it was interesting to hear about the more "family oriented" environment in the bay area. I wish you a lovely weekend.
As a former SF Native + 6 years in NYC I've had similar experiences. For those unfamiliar, many parts of SF were modeled after NYC. Central & Golden Gate Parks for example. It also helps when 3/4 of the city burns down so u can start from scratch (1906 earthquake). The Homeless problem stems back to Reagan Era as CA Gov. The problem has been exacerbated over 4 decades for multiple reasons. It isn't just 1 reason. I would also say NYC volume+density allows for a more impromptu social life, whereas SF social life is more structured, however SF events are more diverse whereas a LARGE chunk of NYC social life surrounds the bar culture. Also, I've found its not fair to compare just SF (1 city/county) to NYC (5 city size boroughs, 5 separate counties). Rather you need to include the Greater SF Bay as a comparison.
As someone who used to live in the bay, I have a huge satisfaction when I hear people moving back there. I now live in New York City, but better than sf.
First of all, thank you for your videos! I'm your fan from Russia, and I've been to both NYC and SF. Honestly, I feel like I prefer the East Coast better (there are also more job options for me there). However, I think I'd like to settle down in SF.
I think u were comparing the entire bay area to just Manhattan which isn't fair because going from anywhere far into the other boroughs can still take up to an hour and there's not much to do in random neighborhoods either and things are much more spread out.
I live in NYC and have visited SF quite a few times. I think SF is better overall quality of life wise but it certainly has plenty of well known problems that I hope can be resolved instead of getting worse. NYC is fun for a few years but expect you'll feel like many others at some point and feel like the negatives don't justify the positives anymore. Also, important for people to remember there is not really that great of a city in all ways in the US and what matters in a city will vary so much by your situation. Single and in a white collar non-tech job, NYC may be better. Single and in a tech job, SF may be better. Married and not in a white collar job (or independently or familial wealthy) or love hot weather all year, both are bad choices. Love broadway and theatre, obviously NYC is better. Prefer being outdoors more, hiking, etc, SF (the entire bay area and really CA as a whole) is better.
I live in the San Francisco Bay Area. I have never been to NYC. Which place has a better orchestra and ballet company? How does any of the Asian art museums in NYC compare with the Asian Art Museum in SF? How would any of the science museums in NYC compare with the Cal Academy of Sciences in SF?
I wish there was a little bit more emphasis on living in SF (the city) & Silicon Valley (Bay Area).I do think the city is a great place to walk around, all the neighborhoods in the city are close together so it’s definitely a walking city versus Silicon Valley which is quite suburban . But overall good video.
Is it really fair to compare Silicon Valley to NYC? Wouldn't that be more like somewhere on Long Island or in NJ? Would make more sense to compare SFC to NYC.
I think I mention this in the video that although I live in silicon valley I visit SF quite often (before corona virus) and I have lots of friends and co-workers who live in SF or work in SF so I think I have a good idea of the differences. Also NYC itself is a pretty broad term but I was focused more on Manhattan. Of course there are micro cultures with each neighborhood even in NYC so these are just more broad observations.
So Recently visited both for about a week because I have a job offer in both cities and I have to say NYC>SF and it’s not even close NYC skyline was breath taking and NYC was full of things to do. I would sit at the hotel bar in NYC and boom I’m headed to a bar/club with tons of new friends . Both had homeless but the homeless in nyc kinda just sat off to the side… the homeless in SF were super aggressive. SF stinks like really bad, I was in Union square and even inside the restaurant it just smells like shit ironic enough the people in NYC were super friendly, in SF I was given terrible service, folks seemed super awkward idk maybe it’s the tech personality. I’m going to visit both cities again before I make my decision but overall was super disappointed with SF….. sidenote I had a great time in Oakland
As a homeless person which one is better to find housing to get work to get help I was in both sparingly and I say San Francisco is better but not by that much I'm giving San Francisco A Month Because if I don't get to find the help i'm Getting to NYC because I think NYC Being The bigger city they could have much more help
i'm sorry for your situation. unfortunately I do not know much about the homeless situation in SF versus NYC but it does seem more crowded in SF. I think one thing to keep in mind with regard to NYC is the cold/winter. A lot of homeless people die because they are on the street when a storm comes in or when it drops below 20 degrees etc.
If you're able to work at all then Fort Smith, AR would be the best place to get on your feet. The rent there is insanely cheap. $400 and sometimes less for a one bedroom, so it's a good place to get on your feet. I've moved there and done it before.
I love NYC always but I moved to Vegas 😂 💯. I don’t think I could live in San Francisco tho it’s just not my scene no offense to anyone that lives there. I feel like ppl should choose a city that fits their lifestyle. Tbh I miss NYC a lot but Vegas is amazing too. No matter where you from though it’s always good to travel and see new places. 💯
I like the comparison between the two cities. I definitely noticed way more homeless people in SF as opposed to NY. The weather in SF is so much nicer and I know you will be loving not having the NY winter this year.
@@BrittanyTran I am not saying there is anything wrong with it. I am just saying that you love New York and I don't have a problem with that. I just have a problem with it when they hate one city and think of it as bad . When New York and San Francisco is compared the comparisons seem fair. But when New York and Los Angeles gets compared then there there is definitely biased
Never safe in New York especially when riding subway train. There is always confrontation and feeling unease. New York City spend billions of dollars to shelter homeless and illegal immigrants and hurting its fiscal budgets. People like us living in NYC are paying high city and state tax on each paycheck. San Francisco is the best place to live !
Hands down San Francisco wins this comparison. New York is GROSS. The smell alone. Homeless everywhere, all drugged out, mountains of garbage in plain view. And what's the deal with cops on every corner? Feels like a war zone. No way New York, you don't even compare to San Francisco.
Bro San Francisco’s weathers is very similar to NYC ITS COLD just cuz we’re in Cali doesn’t mean we have warm weather we have like 5 hot days then it gets FREEZING cold
People in SF are nicer than people in NY as well. very rarely that you will see some rude Karen or Ken who gets pissed off over stupid shit. NYC? you see people get rude and upset over the smallest things. SF is Silicon valley and NY is basically Wallstreet so two different giant economy but SF holds all the big name companies which are a big investment in Wallstreet besides others. People who bought Apple stocks like 10 years ago are all now millionaires. One ex-apple employee end up retiring really early from apple stocks. Now with the whole Asian hate crime, NYC is a scary place to be since there is alot of Asian Hate because of the pandemic and NYC got hit the worse so we will not see that going away anytime soon. Even when I travel to other states I see people having hate against asians solely because they are Asian. Some people even call Asians "CCP spies"
Thanks for the analysis! It’s funny how folks from sf tend to compare ny but not the reverse. Likely because ny is 10 times larger than sf (and it’s metro area is at least twice as large). Ny vs London is a better comparison. In my opinion there is no real comparison. Sf is an incomprehensibly beautiful (though recently troubled) city, but ny is the center of the universe. There is simply no place like it on earth.
@@sateyaraazad176 I was referring to population, not land area. The Bay Area is far less densely populated than metropolitan NY. The city of NY alone has a population over 8mm, more than the entire Bay Area region and its cities.
@@alexmcbride7659 If you are going to compare, then you need to look at San Francisco to Manhattan. SF has 870,000 on 49 sq. miles, Manhattan has 1.6 million on 22 sq. miles. No comparison, SF is far less dense making it far more livable. It's also gorgeous, whereas NY is disgusting. SF has everything NY without the negatives.
@@chriscolumbia9579 what you find disgusting I find beautiful and vibrant. And as a resident of queens - with 2.5mm people and the most international place on earth - I can attest ny is far more than the island of Manhattan. I like sf and have been many times, but it’s silly to compare the two places.
And it’s hella dead cause covid but it’s different from how it was even ten years ago the vibes are a little different and there’s a lot more tech people now
It’s 2021 Few reasons why SF will come on top: 1) if you want to buy a property in an upcoming area today (2021) your ROI will be MUCH greater than in NYC 2) weather in SF is all around even and good 3) live the city life and settle and raise your kids in the peninsula 4) life here is all about nature and as far as nature goes …. NYC doesn’t even come close to it. It’s incredibly beautiful NYC: 1) there is just endless things to do… you will always have a new spots to go to. 2) in SF you have two options and if they fail…. Your next destination is home NYC is maxed out on what it can do to bring the city to a whole new level…. It’s at its peak…. SF has a lot of room and currently a lot of BIG and upcoming projects … so if you want to invest you’ll def win.
Nyc life is far better to SF. Manhattan especially is so well planned out and thought out. I can instantly go wherever I want whenever and do whatever in Nyc. Can't really say the same for SF. That said california as a whole is stunning. New york state doesn't have as much to offer. I'll be movin to Nyc in a year and I'm excited
Speak for yourself. Manhattan is a toxic nightmare, terribly planned and extremely overcrowded. Filth and garbage everywhere. Subways are disgusting and dangerous. SF is gorgeous, cleaner and has much safer public transit which gets you everywhere in the city and Bay Area. No comparison. SF wins.
@@chriscolumbia9579 Terribly planned? I don't think you realize that it is one of the most intelligently planned cities in the world. The grid system is effortless to navigate. Many cities take inspiration from it. Sure it's not the cleanest, but SF isn't necessarily much better. The BART system in SF is way more unsafe + all the homeless guys there are complete psychos always high on some sort of drug
@@vishantvenugopal5693 Yes, terribly planned. Can you not read? Designers never planned alleys in New York City, which means mountains of garbage dumped on the sidewalks daily. This filth breeds rats and is the source of fetid odors, which gives the city its deserved name of New York Shitty. Would you like me to continue ?
@@chriscolumbia9579 you’d be stupid to assume to SF is clean. It’s still the 8th dirtiest city in the country. The only point you bring up here is the garbage which admittedly I agree is a problem in NYC. But that doesn’t take away from the rest of the city and what it has to offer. Go enjoy being chased by some homeless guy and walking up 45 degree roads daily. And not to forget to beaches freezing cold pacific currents that defeat the purpose of the beaches. Now also look at this huge wildfire problem that is bound to destroy your beloved SF
@@chriscolumbia9579 I agree with you. NYC is not a very well planned city nor does the city continue to plan well for the future. The towering luxury housing, which house a few hundred, casts shadows on Central Park, that has millions of annual visitors, is yet another example of poor planning. Talk about elitist corruption where politicians take millions from developers. San Francisco has very strict zoning laws to ensure the city will continue to be well planned. New York City is a mess.
Why the hell are you comparing a small city that’s declining and isn’t even famous and has like one land mark, to a world wide metropolis with a billion land marks and with a fast growing population. Should’ve been LA instead of SF
it's because these were two areas that I lived in so I had a better idea of comparing the two. plus, when I was in New York a lot of people said SF was similar, not LA, which is more de-centralized and spread out.
SF is bigger than many people seem to think but yes, it's not as population dense and high population as NYC but LA is even less dense. It just technically has more people in the metro area but that means very little as most people are not going to commute more than an hour for friends or date and it can take several hours to go from one end of the LA metro area to the other. Realistically, you can more easily meet up with more people living in SF than in LA. The cities closest to NYC in density and appearance are Chicago and Philly and they make better comparison than LA. LA does rival NYC in pop cultural influence, SF doesn't really have much influence in that regard unless you include tech stuff and games.
Which do you think is better? SF or NYC?
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There’s no place like The Bay Area
SF has better weather all year round and is not as crowded as NYC
Are you kidding? SF is definitely more crowded than NYC.
There is no point having a great weather year round without relativity. NYC has all 4 seasons which makes you appreciate each one.
Thanks so much for this video! It was really interesting to listen to the differences of living in NYC Vs. SF. I am a huge fan of NYC but it was interesting to hear about the more "family oriented" environment in the bay area. I wish you a lovely weekend.
As a former SF Native + 6 years in NYC I've had similar experiences. For those unfamiliar, many parts of SF were modeled after NYC. Central & Golden Gate Parks for example. It also helps when 3/4 of the city burns down so u can start from scratch (1906 earthquake).
The Homeless problem stems back to Reagan Era as CA Gov. The problem has been exacerbated over 4 decades for multiple reasons. It isn't just 1 reason.
I would also say NYC volume+density allows for a more impromptu social life, whereas SF social life is more structured, however SF events are more diverse whereas a LARGE chunk of NYC social life surrounds the bar culture.
Also, I've found its not fair to compare just SF (1 city/county) to NYC (5 city size boroughs, 5 separate counties). Rather you need to include the Greater SF Bay as a comparison.
And much of New York is modeled after San Francisco, like no smoking in bars. Where California goes, others follow.
Moving to the bay area in 3 weeks, your video was very informative, thanks!
Congratulations on moving to the best city in America!!!! You'll love San Francisco!
I would imagine theres more homeless in SF because its good weather.
There is actually waaaaaay more homeless in NY
As someone who used to live in the bay, I have a huge satisfaction when I hear people moving back there. I now live in New York City, but better than sf.
First of all, thank you for your videos!
I'm your fan from Russia, and I've been to both NYC and SF. Honestly, I feel like I prefer the East Coast better (there are also more job options for me there). However, I think I'd like to settle down in SF.
Emm, I am going to San Francisco I think.
I'm hoping to go to NYC for law school so I greatly appreciate your input on the city !!!
Don't.. got to boalt.. cheaper n better
I think u were comparing the entire bay area to just Manhattan which isn't fair because going from anywhere far into the other boroughs can still take up to an hour and there's not much to do in random neighborhoods either and things are much more spread out.
fair point!
@@BrittanyTran Comparing Manhattan to San Francisco, and San Francisco still wins. NY, no matter where you are, is pure shit.
San Francisco vs Manhattan would have been the fairer comparison honestly
I live in NYC and have visited SF quite a few times. I think SF is better overall quality of life wise but it certainly has plenty of well known problems that I hope can be resolved instead of getting worse. NYC is fun for a few years but expect you'll feel like many others at some point and feel like the negatives don't justify the positives anymore. Also, important for people to remember there is not really that great of a city in all ways in the US and what matters in a city will vary so much by your situation. Single and in a white collar non-tech job, NYC may be better. Single and in a tech job, SF may be better. Married and not in a white collar job (or independently or familial wealthy) or love hot weather all year, both are bad choices. Love broadway and theatre, obviously NYC is better. Prefer being outdoors more, hiking, etc, SF (the entire bay area and really CA as a whole) is better.
I live in the San Francisco Bay Area. I have never been to NYC. Which place has a better orchestra and ballet company? How does any of the Asian art museums in NYC compare with the Asian Art Museum in SF? How would any of the science museums in NYC compare with the Cal Academy of Sciences in SF?
Nyc has the best ballet and orchestras and museums. Hands down
It's not really a fair comparison since you didn't live in SF. A lot better living here than having to drive here.
I wish there was a little bit more emphasis on living in SF (the city) & Silicon Valley (Bay Area).I do think the city is a great place to walk around, all the neighborhoods in the city are close together so it’s definitely a walking city versus Silicon Valley which is quite suburban . But overall good video.
Yeah, I've never personally lived in SF so it's hard for me to opine completely on that but thanks for the feedback!
Is it really fair to compare Silicon Valley to NYC? Wouldn't that be more like somewhere on Long Island or in NJ? Would make more sense to compare SFC to NYC.
I think I mention this in the video that although I live in silicon valley I visit SF quite often (before corona virus) and I have lots of friends and co-workers who live in SF or work in SF so I think I have a good idea of the differences. Also NYC itself is a pretty broad term but I was focused more on Manhattan. Of course there are micro cultures with each neighborhood even in NYC so these are just more broad observations.
i’ve been to both cities and think nyc is more exciting. sf has amoeba records though
NYC . No competition in my opinion. Also, I don't want to be surrounded by tech people only. Being a techie , I want to interact with a lot of people.
Bay Area !
So Recently visited both for about a week because I have a job offer in both cities and I have to say NYC>SF and it’s not even close
NYC skyline was breath taking and NYC was full of things to do. I would sit at the hotel bar in NYC and boom I’m headed to a bar/club with tons of new friends . Both had homeless but the homeless in nyc kinda just sat off to the side… the homeless in SF were super aggressive. SF stinks like really bad, I was in Union square and even inside the restaurant it just smells like shit
ironic enough the people in NYC were super friendly, in SF I was given terrible service, folks seemed super awkward idk maybe it’s the tech personality. I’m going to visit both cities again before I make my decision but overall was super disappointed with SF….. sidenote I had a great time in Oakland
What did you choose?
As a homeless person which one is better to find housing to get work to get help I was in both sparingly and I say San Francisco is better but not by that much
I'm giving San Francisco A Month Because if I don't get to find the help i'm Getting to NYC because I think NYC Being The bigger city they could have much more help
i'm sorry for your situation. unfortunately I do not know much about the homeless situation in SF versus NYC but it does seem more crowded in SF. I think one thing to keep in mind with regard to NYC is the cold/winter. A lot of homeless people die because they are on the street when a storm comes in or when it drops below 20 degrees etc.
@@BrittanyTran thank you for your response
I heard that Ann Arbor, Michigan has a lot of support for the homeless but the winter would be a problem there too. It’s a great place to live tho!
If you're able to work at all then Fort Smith, AR would be the best place to get on your feet. The rent there is insanely cheap. $400 and sometimes less for a one bedroom, so it's a good place to get on your feet. I've moved there and done it before.
Hi ! Did you pass the New York bar exam or California bar exam ? thank you !
I took the California bar :) I didn't have to take New York since I worked in house. I have a video about it if you're interested!
San Francisco is better. End of story.
Great argument.
San Francisco is the pussy version of NY
olivia farley Nope, NY is softer than the Bay Area
@@oliviafairley4351 I'd rather be a pussy than an asshole, which is what NY Shitty is.
@@JC-rl6ln NYC is where it’s at you’ve got some bad ass people living their who don’t give shits about anyone or anything
I can’t quite grasp the different comparisons w/o quantifying the different things you talked about
Should have mentioned and compared amount of land or size each city is in factoring into lots of the pros and cons of each city
Thanks
San Francisco, no contest!
Cap brotha
Amen!
You nailed it with the comparisons.
I love NYC always but I moved to Vegas 😂 💯. I don’t think I could live in San Francisco tho it’s just not my scene no offense to anyone that lives there. I feel like ppl should choose a city that fits their lifestyle. Tbh I miss NYC a lot but Vegas is amazing too. No matter where you from though it’s always good to travel and see new places. 💯
Vegas is gross
SF tips they don't give you parking tickets unless you park overnight= partially free
You're welcome
I like the comparison between the two cities. I definitely noticed way more homeless people in SF as opposed to NY. The weather in SF is so much nicer and I know you will be loving not having the NY winter this year.
so glad I'm not there for the cold! haha
New York has more homeless than SF, and so does LA. A simple google search can tell you that.
New York has more.But because Nyc is ten times bigger it is just easier to avoid homeless in Nyc
Subway Surfer exactly, nyc and la have more homeless butvare spread out. San Francisco has a lot of homeless for how small it is, 7 miles by 7 miles.
You can tell she loves NY more.
It is definitely more exciting and I loved my time there :)
@@BrittanyTran I am not saying there is anything wrong with it. I am just saying that you love New York and I don't have a problem with that. I just have a problem with it when they hate one city and think of it as bad . When New York and San Francisco is compared the comparisons seem fair. But when New York and Los Angeles gets compared then there there is definitely biased
I know! I didn't think you were implying anything negative :)
Never safe in New York especially when riding subway train. There is always confrontation and feeling unease. New York City spend billions of dollars to shelter homeless and illegal immigrants and hurting its fiscal budgets. People like us living in NYC are paying high city and state tax on each paycheck. San Francisco is the best place to live !
Hands down San Francisco wins this comparison. New York is GROSS. The smell alone. Homeless everywhere, all drugged out, mountains of garbage in plain view. And what's the deal with cops on every corner? Feels like a war zone. No way New York, you don't even compare to San Francisco.
More homeless in California because of the weather.
Bro San Francisco’s weathers is very similar to NYC ITS COLD just cuz we’re in Cali doesn’t mean we have warm weather we have like 5 hot days then it gets FREEZING cold
@@sateyaraazad176 it's usually like 60° year round in SF sometimes like 50° and other times 70°
@@Skittles1987 yea we have VERY bipolar yesterday morning it was 70 degrees and at night it was raining and it was 40 degrees
@@sateyaraazad176 yeah lol when the sun is out it's usually warm but then the wind comes out and it gets cold
@@Skittles1987 yea and In sf no matter how hot or how cold it is there’s always wind
I prefer NYC. But hard to compare bay are vs Manhattan
Pretty easy for me. I prefer San Francisco. Lived in NY Shitty for 20 years.... 20 years too long.
People in SF are nicer than people in NY as well. very rarely that you will see some rude Karen or Ken who gets pissed off over stupid shit. NYC? you see people get rude and upset over the smallest things. SF is Silicon valley and NY is basically Wallstreet so two different giant economy but SF holds all the big name companies which are a big investment in Wallstreet besides others. People who bought Apple stocks like 10 years ago are all now millionaires. One ex-apple employee end up retiring really early from apple stocks. Now with the whole Asian hate crime, NYC is a scary place to be since there is alot of Asian Hate because of the pandemic and NYC got hit the worse so we will not see that going away anytime soon. Even when I travel to other states I see people having hate against asians solely because they are Asian. Some people even call Asians "CCP spies"
If you don't live in SF then you dont live in SF. bay area is meaningless for comparisons like this.
The homeless in sf are brutal you really gotta be super rough with them
Actually, that would be NY Shitty. SF is way more chill.
Oakland is the best. The East Bay, Marin, Peninsula, and South Bay all have different vibes. The Bay Area is 1000 times better than frigid NYC!
Thanks for the analysis! It’s funny how folks from sf tend to compare ny but not the reverse. Likely because ny is 10 times larger than sf (and it’s metro area is at least twice as large). Ny vs London is a better comparison.
In my opinion there is no real comparison. Sf is an incomprehensibly beautiful (though recently troubled) city, but ny is the center of the universe. There is simply no place like it on earth.
Yea but the Bay Area is larger than nyc
@@sateyaraazad176 I was referring to population, not land area. The Bay Area is far less densely populated than metropolitan NY. The city of NY alone has a population over 8mm, more than the entire Bay Area region and its cities.
@@alexmcbride7659 yea true nyc is the most populated city in America
@@alexmcbride7659 If you are going to compare, then you need to look at San Francisco to Manhattan. SF has 870,000 on 49 sq. miles, Manhattan has 1.6 million on 22 sq. miles. No comparison, SF is far less dense making it far more livable. It's also gorgeous, whereas NY is disgusting. SF has everything NY without the negatives.
@@chriscolumbia9579 what you find disgusting I find beautiful and vibrant. And as a resident of queens - with 2.5mm people and the most international place on earth - I can attest ny is far more than the island of Manhattan. I like sf and have been many times, but it’s silly to compare the two places.
i was in sf last week for the first time. it was disappointing. im from la
Lies u tell lies
And it’s hella dead cause covid but it’s different from how it was even ten years ago the vibes are a little different and there’s a lot more tech people now
That's funny, because SF said they were disappointed in you jj. Glad you left. Assholes are not wanted in SF. Stick to lala land.
It’s 2021
Few reasons why SF will come on top:
1) if you want to buy a property in an upcoming area today (2021) your ROI will be MUCH greater than in NYC
2) weather in SF is all around even and good
3) live the city life and settle and raise your kids in the peninsula
4) life here is all about nature and as far as nature goes …. NYC doesn’t even come close to it. It’s incredibly beautiful
NYC:
1) there is just endless things to do… you will always have a new spots to go to.
2) in SF you have two options and if they fail…. Your next destination is home
NYC is maxed out on what it can do to bring the city to a whole new level…. It’s at its peak…. SF has a lot of room and currently a lot of BIG and upcoming projects … so if you want to invest you’ll def win.
San Francisco is better period.
Nyc life is far better to SF. Manhattan especially is so well planned out and thought out. I can instantly go wherever I want whenever and do whatever in Nyc. Can't really say the same for SF. That said california as a whole is stunning. New york state doesn't have as much to offer. I'll be movin to Nyc in a year and I'm excited
Speak for yourself. Manhattan is a toxic nightmare, terribly planned and extremely overcrowded. Filth and garbage everywhere. Subways are disgusting and dangerous. SF is gorgeous, cleaner and has much safer public transit which gets you everywhere in the city and Bay Area. No comparison. SF wins.
@@chriscolumbia9579 Terribly planned? I don't think you realize that it is one of the most intelligently planned cities in the world. The grid system is effortless to navigate. Many cities take inspiration from it. Sure it's not the cleanest, but SF isn't necessarily much better. The BART system in SF is way more unsafe + all the homeless guys there are complete psychos always high on some sort of drug
@@vishantvenugopal5693 Yes, terribly planned. Can you not read? Designers never planned alleys in New York City, which means mountains of garbage dumped on the sidewalks daily. This filth breeds rats and is the source of fetid odors, which gives the city its deserved name of New York Shitty. Would you like me to continue ?
@@chriscolumbia9579 you’d be stupid to assume to SF is clean. It’s still the 8th dirtiest city in the country. The only point you bring up here is the garbage which admittedly I agree is a problem in NYC. But that doesn’t take away from the rest of the city and what it has to offer. Go enjoy being chased by some homeless guy and walking up 45 degree roads daily. And not to forget to beaches freezing cold pacific currents that defeat the purpose of the beaches. Now also look at this huge wildfire problem that is bound to destroy your beloved SF
@@chriscolumbia9579 I agree with you. NYC is not a very well planned city nor does the city continue to plan well for the future. The towering luxury housing, which house a few hundred, casts shadows on Central Park, that has millions of annual visitors, is yet another example of poor planning. Talk about elitist corruption where politicians take millions from developers. San Francisco has very strict zoning laws to ensure the city will continue to be well planned. New York City is a mess.
“there are more homeless people in SF and i’m not sure what the reason is” honey,,,,,
More homeless in NYC
Way more homeless in NYC, and they are aggressive and violent. SF is chill.
Angel Jose Mendoza gentrifiers bb
Why the hell are you comparing a small city that’s declining and isn’t even famous and has like one land mark, to a world wide metropolis with a billion land marks and with a fast growing population. Should’ve been LA instead of SF
it's because these were two areas that I lived in so I had a better idea of comparing the two. plus, when I was in New York a lot of people said SF was similar, not LA, which is more de-centralized and spread out.
San Francisco is a world class city. It can keep up with the big boys. Not sure where you get your information from.
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SF is bigger than many people seem to think but yes, it's not as population dense and high population as NYC but LA is even less dense. It just technically has more people in the metro area but that means very little as most people are not going to commute more than an hour for friends or date and it can take several hours to go from one end of the LA metro area to the other. Realistically, you can more easily meet up with more people living in SF than in LA. The cities closest to NYC in density and appearance are Chicago and Philly and they make better comparison than LA. LA does rival NYC in pop cultural influence, SF doesn't really have much influence in that regard unless you include tech stuff and games.
Homeless is sooo much worse and more aggressive in SF vs NY. It suckkks. I can't wait to leave bay area bc of it.
San Diego is better than both of them! 👻
Justin H haha nope. You’re funny.
Great joke Justin. Thanks for the laugh.
Disagree. San Diego is worse than sf, unless you prefer warmer weather and less rain.
Wow Brittany you look very nice and beautiful amazing video well done 😊😊❤️❤️👍👍
Neither
Good, stay home.
Silicone valley is not BAY AREA