I think the United States is an incredible country, I also record in the same way here in Brazil, I started making videos recently. From now on I follow you, I subscribed to your channel, a big hug straight from Barbacena-MG.
Bullcrap. I was just there a few days ago and it was complete packed. And you can see this later in this very video! The beginning of the video is the first ride of the day before all the tourists woke up. At the end of the video you can see the two-hour line that forms at that streetcar turnaround.
@@TohaBgood2 Well actually I filmed it about 16.00 on a Wednesday afternoon. It was quite quiet at the Powell Street end of the line I agree. I had only just arrived into San Francisco after a 10 hour flight so the thought of having to queue for an hour or two was not what I wanted to be honest. However at the Hyde Street end of the line there was quiet a wait to have (about an hour) But worth it. And yes I did see massive queues at Powell Street later in the week. Glad I did it when I did.
I worked in San Francisco for 8 years. It is truly empty compared to what it was like when I was there 2008-2016. Look at all the "for lease" signs when you walk around there now. My time in San Francisco feels like I came to the last hour of a really good party. I can only image how cool it was there in the 1980s and 1990s.
@@martinhodge394 Dude, what are you talking about? Our complaints that "downtown is a ghost town" stretch all the way back to the 80s! If what you're saying is true then why is nightlife in downtown above pre-pandemic? Why is everyone going there to party at night if it's a ghost town? Or did google lie about its analytics data?
Lol, what are you even talking about? This is perfectly normal for a weekday around Union Square. FYI SF had 23 million tourists in 2023. That's an above average year for SF pre-pandemic.
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I think the United States is an incredible country, I also record in the same way here in Brazil, I started making videos recently. From now on I follow you, I subscribed to your channel, a big hug straight from Barbacena-MG.
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We lived at 800 Powell St from 2003 to 2006. I get so emotional
Love this video so much!!! Brings back memories. im stuck in Denver.
Thank you so much. Really appreciate that.❤
Wish i could leave Colorado
Ghost Town compared to four years ago WILD
Bullcrap. I was just there a few days ago and it was complete packed. And you can see this later in this very video!
The beginning of the video is the first ride of the day before all the tourists woke up. At the end of the video you can see the two-hour line that forms at that streetcar turnaround.
@@TohaBgood2 Well actually I filmed it about 16.00 on a Wednesday afternoon. It was quite quiet at the Powell Street end of the line I agree. I had only just arrived into San Francisco after a 10 hour flight so the thought of having to queue for an hour or two was not what I wanted to be honest. However at the Hyde Street end of the line there was quiet a wait to have (about an hour) But worth it. And yes I did see massive queues at Powell Street later in the week. Glad I did it when I did.
I worked in San Francisco for 8 years. It is truly empty compared to what it was like when I was there 2008-2016. Look at all the "for lease" signs when you walk around there now. My time in San Francisco feels like I came to the last hour of a really good party. I can only image how cool it was there in the 1980s and 1990s.
@@martinhodge394 Dude, what are you talking about? Our complaints that "downtown is a ghost town" stretch all the way back to the 80s!
If what you're saying is true then why is nightlife in downtown above pre-pandemic? Why is everyone going there to party at night if it's a ghost town? Or did google lie about its analytics data?
totally a ghost town. i can't imagine myself walk here at at night. even at noon like creepy suits well the video music theme.
Lol, what are you even talking about? This is perfectly normal for a weekday around Union Square.
FYI SF had 23 million tourists in 2023. That's an above average year for SF pre-pandemic.