Thanks for sharing this video. I was born and raised in Costa Mesa and lived all of my 18 years there. I recently just moved to Florida half a year ago and miss it sometimes. So many great memories. Thanks again for sharing.
Miss CostaMesa lived there 30 plus years but the high cost of living there forced me to relocate my family to TX. I miss the weather n every thing there.was a feeling home sick so I looked this video up.
I loved this video. I used to live in Costa Mesa from 2000 to 2002. I met my wife there. I worked at Domenico's Italian Restaurant on E 19th. We used to go out a lot to Goat Hill Tavern, Yardhouse etc. Favourite eating places were In 'n Out, Taco Mesa, Cheesecake Factory, etc. So many great memories, thanks for this video.
Much hasn’t changed on the Westside. The arco on 19th n placentia is now a “Speedway” gas station, and the shell across the street is now a Mobil. Other than that, the area hasn’t changed much
19th street was always poppin . I was always around that area when I was younger . Now I live on the north side of Costa Mesa, still nice and a bit calmer
I have lived in Costa Mesa for 44 years and I would love to know how you got rid of the traffic, did you take this video during the lockdowns, or do you have some kind of filter that makes traffic disappear because this traffic sure does not represent Costa Mesa at all. I love living here, and I really miss the Coco's we had at 17th and Irvine years ago, and the Panera Bread that was on 17th street, but we still have Side Car with the freshest doughnuts in the world. I wonder how many people remember Sally who used to have a hot dog stand at Teewinkle softball park.
I have lived in Costa Mesa for about 21 years and our tour car did pass by my apartment complex. Here is some fun facts. The average retiree in the US makes about 1500.00 a month which happens to be approximately the lowest price for a small studio or small one bedroom in all of Costa Mesa . Right now the average retiree in the US cannot obviously live here now if you are a single person. What will be the lowest price of the cheapest apartment in Costa Mesa in about only 5 years from now? How many single retired individuals will be able to live in Costa Mesa in only about two to five years from now?
@@soundwriter3083 🤢. No thanks!! It’s an inferno in the middle of nowhere with derelicts, vagrants, and transients. You get what you pay for! CA has its problems but it doesn’t make sense to leave for bigger problems!
I have driven down these streets thousands of times lived here since 1968, way to expensive to live here and I have been trying to move for six years maybe next year! sure yah right
Totally disagree lol - I was yelling - go left! go left! I've seen a line of cars there, 10 or more, where you could easily merge from 17th with almost no cars waiting to turn right. I usually turn, drive by the row still sitting there and in my head go "ha-ha" (yes sounding like Nelson). Kind of depends on the time of day too.
I took a quiz online and the results said for me to move to Costa Mesa, CA. Really? So then, I read editorials about that place and it says $80K a year is low income there and that the average salary is $97K a year for a single person. Guess I won't be living there.
that is not fair,, you need some of our LA Homeless,, your need to block off your sidewalks with tents and let them crape in the street. it not nice to keep all those sidewalks just for walking and jokers. you need port-a-potties on street corners,. you have the warm weather .. we in LA can help you with 20 bus loads of our homeless each week, it is not fair that you don't share your sidewalks as we do our beaches and city streets,, Do your part, help the panhandlers and drug dealers to get your kids hook on junk...
Wrong very walker friendly, I've lived here since 1982, expensive yes! with very nice neighborhoods, which should have been shown especially on the East side. I'm only a few minutes in.
Nothing boring about it, this video didn't show, the neighborhoods, the parks, walking trails, nice restaurants, performing arts center etc. Also, we're only 10 mins. from the beach.
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Thanks for sharing this video. I was born and raised in Costa Mesa and lived all of my 18 years there. I recently just moved to Florida half a year ago and miss it sometimes. So many great memories. Thanks again for sharing.
Nice! Same here, don’t think I can ever leave my beautiful city
Miss CostaMesa lived there 30 plus years but the high cost of living there forced me to relocate my family to TX. I miss the weather n every thing there.was a feeling home sick so I looked this video up.
Our friends Ron and Diane moved from Costa Mesa to Texas. We mis them a lot. If you see them tell them hello
Me, who lives 10 minutes away from Costa Mesa, watching this at 12:00 AM
Dude, wanna trade houses? This place is my fking dream, words can't describe how bad I want to live here
@@unemployedgringobro it’s f u c k i n g legit here!! Hope one day u get the chance to live down here
I loved this video. I used to live in Costa Mesa from 2000 to 2002. I met my wife there. I worked at Domenico's Italian Restaurant on E 19th. We used to go out a lot to Goat Hill Tavern, Yardhouse etc. Favourite eating places were In 'n Out, Taco Mesa, Cheesecake Factory, etc. So many great memories, thanks for this video.
My wife worked at Domenicos back in the 80s Dom. And Caico were good people
Thanks for all the videos of where I spent most of my life from the early '60s to 2015. Lots of familiar views and some tearing down and building new.
I was living in costa mesa city for 20years and I really liked this city ,thank you for showing this video , it reminds me of the time I was there.
My wife and my self were born in Costa Mesa ive been here for 62 years my wife 74 years we love this town
My best mate moved here from Scotland in the mid 90s. He only stayed for a year an a half before moving home. Nice to see where he stayed. It’s huge!
how can you not love this town
The people and traffic are just horrendous. So rude.
Heck yes! All these positive comments make me feel proud to live here 😊
@@Corruptionuncoveredpeople are so nice here? maybe you're just a jerk 😂
It's been 30 years since I left CM. I can't believe how much it has grown. Thanks for sharing...
What school did you go to ?
Costa Mesa looks like a vibrant town. Thanks for th upload.
So nice driving. Beautiful view. Thank for sharing.
I miss Costa Mesa, but I rather be financially stable in Oregon.
Why did you choose to move over there?
Yeah why did u move so far?
@@jaymoress926 cheaper living
Too much rain depressing
Am I mistaken or did that dude in the silver Corolla blow through the red light just before the 405 on ramp? 10:10
It was a Nissan Versa, but yes. A true picture of Southern California driving.
Yup
In the next episode, we will travel through Tustin, CA!
So many places I haven't seen in years and haven't changed much. Wish you could've turned right on 19th street from Harbor towards Placentia.
Much hasn’t changed on the Westside. The arco on 19th n placentia is now a “Speedway” gas station, and the shell across the street is now a Mobil. Other than that, the area hasn’t changed much
Me too! I used to work at Rock n Java next to side st. Cafe. Really wanted to see it
19th street was always poppin . I was always around that area when I was younger . Now I live on the north side of Costa Mesa, still nice and a bit calmer
@the table, when was this video shot? Maybe last March or oct of 2019?
literally was out there 2 weeks ago it was AMAZING! im already looking at places out there lol
Nice video, I love the view 😍
Perfect weather.
My backyard since 1985!
My dad told me that OC used to be alot of agriculture. I never got to see it
@@marcogomez3128 There’s still some! The big farms aren’t too far away.
My hometown born and raised since 1964
So jealous man. This is my dream
Sunflower ave is technically is one side of the road of santa ana an the side of the malls are Costa Mesa
Good sharing beautiful friend
I have lived in Costa Mesa for 44 years and I would love to know how you got rid of the traffic, did you take this video during the lockdowns, or do you have some kind of filter that makes traffic disappear because this traffic sure does not represent Costa Mesa at all. I love living here, and I really miss the Coco's we had at 17th and Irvine years ago, and the Panera Bread that was on 17th street, but we still have Side Car with the freshest doughnuts in the world. I wonder how many people remember Sally who used to have a hot dog stand at Teewinkle softball park.
I remember played co Ed softball and harbor area baseball ⚾️
Hows the fishing? Catch and release
Excellent video driving thank you for sharing
Can’t remember did they drive by south coast plaza mall and the performing arts theater?
🧡Such an Amazing Drive!🧡
🧡Greeetings from the French Riviera in 4K🧡
What camera are you using? Very nice.
What happens to Kona Lanes?? been a while since I have been down there
Torn down 2000 it's now senior living so sad I used to have 1st period at estancia bowling good old days 1980
I love your videos. Is this video filmed in January?
I have lived in Costa Mesa for about 21 years and our tour car did pass by my apartment complex. Here is some fun facts. The average retiree in the US makes about 1500.00 a month which happens to be approximately the lowest price for a small studio or small one bedroom in all of Costa Mesa . Right now the average retiree in the US cannot obviously live here now if you are a single person. What will be the lowest price of the cheapest apartment in Costa Mesa in about only 5 years from now? How many single retired individuals will be able to live in Costa Mesa in only about two to five years from now?
Only way to live there is with room mates, very pricey now.
Vegas is only 4 hours away and waaaaaaay cheaper
@@soundwriter3083 🤢. No thanks!! It’s an inferno in the middle of nowhere with derelicts, vagrants, and transients. You get what you pay for! CA has its problems but it doesn’t make sense to leave for bigger problems!
Me watching this video like “ I know all of that! All of that area
19:01 Yeah, youre in Costa Mesa alright
Looks just like Florida
Me watching this living in Costa Mesa lol.
I have driven down these streets thousands of times lived here since 1968, way to expensive to live here and I have been trying to move for six years maybe next year! sure yah right
The weather is beautiful in cali.Its do expensive but it's hard to leave.
Me: "ooh ooh! I know that street! Oh! that's my high school!"
Also me: *one day earlier - "Damn 17th St traffic lights! I hate this road!"
Can u make a video in visalia, cali?
Attended orange coast College in 1967
like how you cut across 2 lanes at 4:25 to merge to the right.
That was actually a smart move though. Trust me, you want to stay away from that whole 17th/Newport/Superior intersection. It's a nightmare.
Totally disagree lol - I was yelling - go left! go left! I've seen a line of cars there, 10 or more, where you could easily merge from 17th with almost no cars waiting to turn right. I usually turn, drive by the row still sitting there and in my head go "ha-ha" (yes sounding like Nelson). Kind of depends on the time of day too.
This is literally suburban hell
wow in 4k resolution i can now visibly see the smugness & self-importance.
concrete jungle.. but nice and 😎!
I took a quiz online and the results said for me to move to Costa Mesa, CA. Really? So then, I read editorials about that place and it says $80K a year is low income there and that the average salary is $97K a year for a single person. Guess I won't be living there.
Damn beautiful weather subscribe bro
wait this is where I live
Wow! The Alibaba hotels is stil there 😆 🤣 😂
Gone
My house is here 23:31
Sergeant Robert justin alford green at nellis AFB and renato Santiago Nelson where is naomi petteway my granddaughter.
that is not fair,, you need some of our LA Homeless,, your need to block off your sidewalks with tents and let them crape in the street. it not nice to keep all those sidewalks just for walking and jokers. you need port-a-potties on street corners,. you have the warm weather .. we in LA can help you with 20 bus loads of our homeless each week, it is not fair that you don't share your sidewalks as we do our beaches and city streets,, Do your part, help the panhandlers and drug dealers to get your kids hook on junk...
Oh, they have home less. They wander the streets during the daytime...
costa mesa seems so very boring, a cookie-cutter of suburban America. Not walker friendly.
Because Costa Mesa is so crowded
Used to walk to a friend's house from school and it was like 3 miles. Never had any trouble. Probably depends on what part of the city ur in
Parts of it are, especially in the area of The LAB
Wrong very walker friendly, I've lived here since 1982, expensive yes! with very nice neighborhoods, which should have been shown especially on the East side. I'm only a few minutes in.
Nothing boring about it, this video didn't show, the neighborhoods, the parks, walking trails, nice restaurants, performing arts center etc. Also, we're only 10 mins. from the beach.
U know your videos are too boring.... say something. Talk something during driving or voice over😒
then don’t watch his videos if they’re boring to you ! simple 😁
Krystal Munoz don’t worry I already unsubscribed u...👍good luck
Where is your exciting channel? Can't wait to hear you yap non stop. 😃