I always take the subway. As a railfan, As a Brooklynite, As a New Yorker . The trains are fine. The subways are cleaner. They are mopped at the last stop of the line. One tip people should know is at the middle of the platform look for the black stripped bar and cameras. That area is where the conductor is at . Another area is go to the front of the platform that is where the motorman or motorwoman is at. They have radios that they can keep in contact with dispatchers if something happens. Stay safe
I do that too if its not during a busy time. u can also look for the windows they use to slide open. New trains have one end of the car that has black paint. Easiest just look for a dude sticking his head out the window lol.
If you routinely ride the subway, you’ll get a feel for the car that’s closest to the street exit at your stops. This will save you a lot of time.When walking, use your peripheral vision, but focus directly over the top of peoples heads, fixing your gaze well ahead of you. Stride purposely. (these are effective anti phone zombie tactics) Don’t stand off the sidewalk in the ped crossing. Delivery trucks turning the corner will use you for traction. NEVER walk along with your hands in your pockets. Only execudroids and out of towners do that, both prime targets for the dummy hunters.
A tourist guide told us that hotels were legally required to let anyone use their bathrooms. That is why we never had any trouble finding a bathroom in New York.
@@rocketraccoon1976 I wouldn't know if it was law or not, it was information given by our tourist guide at the time and we just put the advice to use and never needed to use a dirty Starbucks or Macca's bathroom after that.
And DEFINITELY for New Yorkers being friendly. IMO, New Yorkers are some of the most helpful people out there. We might ignore 99% of things because we're busy and have places to be/things to do, but when it comes down to it, we are VERY helpful/nice.
If the two of you are riding up/down an escalator, don't stand next to each other. Have one of you stand in front or behind the other so people are able to pass you.
saying Hi to strangers in big cities is interesting. London is somewhat the same. I heard this story from a man who lived in the north of England. He married a London woman and took her home to meet the folks. While there she noticed everybody on the streets saying hello to her husband as they walked by them. She was getting angry. She asked, "Why are you not introducing me to these people. He said, "Because I don't know them." Percy Walker had a similar story in his novel "The Last Gentleman." Thank for the tour. It is nice to see New York on video rather than films or tv. Wish you success.
Yes! Don's say Hello or greet. I had a cousin from the south who though I was rude for not saying hello to people on the street. And Yes, southerns always say hello to you. I lived in Atlanta and I picked that up and had to stop when I returned to NYC area. LOL
As a New Yorker now living in Texas, I still say "How-stun". I just can't get it out of my head and mouth. I get a lot of weird looks...but then I just say "Good morning, y'all!" and they are like, "Yee-haw!"
Hey Sarah! I watched this video earlier and it was very helpful!! We are visiting NYC now and we needed to use restroom in Times Square last night, so I tried your advice. I walked into a random hotel we found and asked confidently one of hotel staffs where the restroom is, and it worked!!! My husband just followed me and he was so surprised that the hotel staff let us in without any hesitations!! I am so grad that I watched your video! Thank you, Sarah!!! We are enjoying NYC so much!
Excellent video! I live 35 miles from the city in NJ. You were spot on with all the tips! I loved your empty subway car reference and the tip about never stopping in the middle of the sidewalk!
These all make perfect sense to me, so thank you for spelling them out. As a now ex New Yorker (but not in my heart!) all totally valid tips! And many of them go for most major cities in the US. Certainly most are valid here in San Francisco, and many such as the lowball tipping or stopping in the middle of the sidewalk (tourist or resident) are pet peeves of a lot of folks!
I've been going for walks around my hometown in NJ fir several years now. About two months ago I got the idea to start walking around and visiting New York City. And as a result, I find your videos very helpful. Thanks Sarah.
Sarah, I have been binge watching your channel since I recently discovered it. I wish I would of had all this information for my last trip pre pandemic to NYC. You are the best and I can’t wait to book with your Tour company on my next visit! Congrats to both of you on the new baby. 42,000 for delivery yikes. Love your channel !
Hi Sarah you’re videos are my number one go to when planning nyc trips. Can’t wait to visit again this year :) so excited as I LOVED every minute of it on my honeymoon. Thank you xxx
In the Before Times, I would go into cafes or restaurants with my most people-pleasing voice and say, "hi! how are you? if I buy something, could I use your bathroom?" Almost always, they will say, "no no that's fine! you can just use it". Occasionally someone will say, "sure, what would you like?" And I'll get something small like a dessert to go or a shot, but usually they would just let me use it without having to buy anything
Originally from LI -- I moved to VA and would tell people that if you just walk confidently like you're supposed to be there, 9 times out of 10, people won't question you and they would always freak out but it DOES work. I lived in the city for 2 years. Great tips!
This is how I have crashed many a high priced benefit, ball or show. I have literally been doing it for years. Just “look the part” and do it with “confidence”. Rarely does anyone question your intent upon entry. On the occasion it does, just politely apologize and walk away. 😉
Our rule of thumb for picking restaurants when traveling: "if it's in Times Square, don't go there" 😂 (i.e. skip the chains and try the unique local spots!)
Harlem 125th Street Metro North Railroad Station has a nice view looking down towards Midtown. Also the thing about saying good morning/talking to strangers reminded me of the scene from Coming To America where Eddie Murphy shouts "GOOD MORNING MY NEIGHBOURS" 🤣
Thank you for the don't be afraid to visit The Bronx snippet. I live in The Bronx and I feel like it is underappreciated. The Zoo, New York Botanical Garden, Pelham Bay Park, Orchard Beach, Authur Ave., Bronx River, Mufungo, and so much more to appreciate here. It is a great place to be and deserves more love. Just avoid the bad parts and you'll be fine.
Yes people in The South are very friendly! They look You in the eye, wave, and smile at complete strangers. I'm from Los Angeles and moved to Galveston, Texas for a few years. I was totally surprised at how many strangers in Texas would wave hello and smile as I drove through the neighborhoods, particularly in the suburbs. On Sundays local little league sells Beef Brisket sandwiches in front of the super market. They set up a few tables and play music from a the radio. Blew my mind when I walked up and saw a small crowd dancing & parting like Saturday Night. Most wholesome thing I've ever seen. New Sub, Love the channel.
I lived in nyc and In South Carolina and North Carolina where I moved briefly everyone waves hello. Literally on a walk and in the car. The hand waves to every person u pass and give a head nod and verbal hello. It’s a strong cultural shift
Another subway tip, dont sit before looking at seat. There may be a puddle from leaking ac or water from heavy rain blowing in on trains that go above ground at some stops or wet umbrellas. Sometimes other riders will warn you but dont rely on that.
Just found out your channel & I instantly fell in luv w/ its content. You sound so sweet, captivating and straight-to-the-point. Keep bringing us more videos like this one. My biggest life dream is to go and visit NYC, and knows who, maybe, live over there!
Great tip about underestimating the amount of walking - we came back from our trip having walked well over 30 miles in just four days! I think the warning about Midtown hotel prices is valid but it depends what your expectations are. We stayed at Pod 51 in East 51st and it was more than adequate just for sleeping and was around $80 a night in mid August with a private bathroom, so cheaper options are out there if you shop around
Sometimes there's an empty car because the AC is out. It's not always something nefarious. I 've taken a hot car home many times because then I don't care if I sweat. Great way to get a seat.
Live about two hours out of NYC . Lucky me! Found everything you said to be so true. Subways are just fine, people are not mean at all, and best thing you said is WEAR GOOD SHOES!
Waiters go ballistic if you under tip. They straight up harass you and get up in your face demanding a proper tip which is insane. One time I genuinely made a mistake calculating the tip and put in the wrong tip amount (undertipped)...I left the restaurant and the waiter chased me two blocks down telling me that I gave him the wrong amount for the tip. I rarely eat out nowadays because of tax, tip, covid fee and some places in the winter had a heating fee. It all really adds up. I know restaurants are going through rough times but it's too much.
That is because of the tip/tax/wage rules out there. The owners expect you to pay a portion of the tipped workers wage. If they don’t make a specific amount then the owner has to cover it. It’s outrageous and needs to be abolished, but that is the way it is. It is this way in many, many states. If your tips do not add up to cover minimum wage then the boss has to cover it up to that wage, that said, from what I understand, if you make over minimum wage, then a portion of your own tips makes up that minimum wage difference. Again, it’s insidious, but it is their reality.
FIRST 😁 Bella is so cute! Thank you for including her 😍 Another good tip video! I remember some of these from a previous video. **I think I’m blind, I don’t see the link for the cruise 🤔 Hotel Bathrooms, awesome idea. I recently heard about the sit or squat app, haven’t used yet. We should tell people: Walking in NY, think of it as driving in traffic, you do not want to stop abruptly, move to the side. As always I love your videos! They helped me before I moved to NY and even now that I live here.
Hi, Sarah. Your presentation and your communication skills are excellent (First class). Congratulations on your re-introduction of New York City to the HALL OF FAME. - Muchas gracias..!
Thank you for these tips! I will have to keep Long Island City in mind when I am looking for hotels to stay in NYC. As a lover of local restaurants myself, I love the tip to not go to chain restaurants (same goes with all other cities too)! There are so many great local spots which have some of the most amazing food you will ever eat! I really enjoyed this video!
I live in Downtown Manhattan and I’m always making eye contact with people in our neighborhood, talking to them even if they are strangers. The good, the great and homeless. Plenty of each group are no longer strangers to me. And I generally get a very positive response. Sometimes even grateful that someone is just reaching out, as a member of the community. As an immigrant that feels like a very American experience to me. But then I do have a slightly plumy British accent, so maybe I get perceived differently by other New Yorkers than someone with an American accent would? Hat said Sarah is absolutely right, New Yorkers are by and large a friendly crowd and posses a great deal more generosity of spirit than the stereotype has awarded them. All I’m saying is that whilst it’s probably best to avoid too much random eye contact there is no need to go around New York feeling paranoid and, most important, it’s perfectly OK to smile!
Bella is so cutee! I did the first one lol, stayed in midtown, the reason is i was in the heart, i felt that it was easier for me walking place to place. The hotel was at 280. You do make great points, especially a better view if you dont stay in Manhattan. I might try a better one this time👏🏼 Also Yes, in Kentucky, when you pass by some people, people do say good morning, i do it if they make eye contact with me haha. Always Loving your videos and recommendations, hoping to explore more next time, especially Roosevelt Island, Brooklyn, Queens💙
Wow! Thank you for video showing! About it NYC and you say everything! Is normal I understand! Look everywhere and safety! Great time! And so cute baby
Yet another fabulous video from Sarah. The information you gave us is invaluable, thank you so much. I have to say after seeing the number of outfits you were wearing during this video, I am going to have to nominate you as the worlds best-dressed woman, your sense of dress and attention to detail is stunning. I have always used hotels bathrooms, I hate public bathrooms. You must be the proudest mum in the world the baby is absolutely beautiful.
Great video and good tips especially with getting a cheaper hotel in long Island city, last time I was there I ending up going to Jersey and staying with some family.
Probably $80 for a good hotel during Covid and hotels have been cheaper in the city during covid as well. Just checked and you can get a decent hotel in midtown for around $124
This. If it's your first time visiting NYC stay in Manhattan. It will make it so much more of a "NYC experience". But more importantly staying somewhere centrally located provides easy accessibility to most spots. She's just pushing LIC hotels b/c she herself lives in LIC.
Hi Sarah, I really love your refreshing approach and casual yet elegant style! I hope to join one of your tours when I finally make it to NYC!! :) XOXO from Tel Aviv...:)
Gotta represent the kiddos!!! :) when we are back in NYC we will get the kids together. Or basically leave the kids with our 15 year old and we all explore the city and a bar or three :)
@@SarahFunky why did u do that to me Sarah I liked u. U completely blocked me on Instagram. I ended moving to Eugene Oregon. Why try me like that I'm confused
That was the smoothest sponsor transition ever.
I didn’t even realize she was taking about a sponsor until the end!
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It really was
Didn’t even know I was in an ad 😂
I always take the subway. As a railfan, As a Brooklynite, As a New Yorker . The trains are fine. The subways are cleaner. They are mopped at the last stop of the line. One tip people should know is at the middle of the platform look for the black stripped bar and cameras. That area is where the conductor is at . Another area is go to the front of the platform that is where the motorman or motorwoman is at. They have radios that they can keep in contact with dispatchers if something happens.
Stay safe
Great tip! I always find the first 2 cars are usually the least crowded.
I do that too if its not during a busy time. u can also look for the windows they use to slide open. New trains have one end of the car that has black paint. Easiest just look for a dude sticking his head out the window lol.
If you routinely ride the subway, you’ll get a feel for the car that’s closest to the street exit at your stops. This will save you a lot of time.When walking, use your peripheral vision, but focus directly over the top of peoples heads, fixing your gaze well ahead of you. Stride purposely. (these are effective anti phone zombie tactics) Don’t stand off the sidewalk in the ped crossing. Delivery trucks turning the corner will use you for traction. NEVER walk along with your hands in your pockets. Only execudroids and out of towners do that, both prime targets for the dummy hunters.
hi like ur, I'll stand up for new york comments, ireland viewer
A tourist guide told us that hotels were legally required to let anyone use their bathrooms. That is why we never had any trouble finding a bathroom in New York.
I just go to a nearby Starbucks or a McDonald’s
@@lateefajohnson61 can’t imagine they would be the cleanest
Couldn't find any evidence of that law.
@@rocketraccoon1976 I wouldn't know if it was law or not, it was information given by our tourist guide at the time and we just put the advice to use and never needed to use a dirty Starbucks or Macca's bathroom after that.
I walked into Trump International twice and asked to used their bathroom. The first time they said yes and the second time they said no.
Sarah just casually bringing her new baby into the youtube video....CONGRATS MAMA this is huge!
As a native New Yorker, I found this video spot on (especially the empty train car and not stopping in the middle of the street). Bella is beautiful!
Being from Alabama, it's hard not to be naturally nice to people. Saying good morning to complete strangers is normal here.
And DEFINITELY for New Yorkers being friendly. IMO, New Yorkers are some of the most helpful people out there. We might ignore 99% of things because we're busy and have places to be/things to do, but when it comes down to it, we are VERY helpful/nice.
If the two of you are riding up/down an escalator, don't stand next to each other. Have one of you stand in front or behind the other so people are able to pass you.
I remember one time I stepped in a smelly & empty subway car, then the doors closed... It was the longest stop I had to ride...
😆 I’ve done it before too, lesson learned!
saying Hi to strangers in big cities is interesting. London is somewhat the same. I heard this story from a man who lived in the north of England. He married a London woman and took her home to meet the folks. While there she noticed everybody on the streets saying hello to her husband as they walked by them. She was getting angry. She asked, "Why are you not introducing me to these people. He said, "Because I don't know them." Percy Walker had a similar story in his novel "The Last Gentleman."
Thank for the tour. It is nice to see New York on video rather than films or tv. Wish you success.
Yes! Don's say Hello or greet. I had a cousin from the south who though I was rude for not saying hello to people on the street. And Yes, southerns always say hello to you. I lived in Atlanta and I picked that up and had to stop when I returned to NYC area. LOL
Thank you Sarah for sharing Bella and the great tips!! Everyone wants to seem like a New Yorker when they are visiting!
Congrats on the new baby, Sarah! She is adorable! Thank you so much for this video!
A lot of these are good tips for visiting any big city. Especially the stopping in the middle of the street!
The restroom by H&M by the Oculus is top notch
As a New Yorker now living in Texas, I still say "How-stun". I just can't get it out of my head and mouth. I get a lot of weird looks...but then I just say "Good morning, y'all!" and they are like, "Yee-haw!"
As a native Texan now living in New York, I will never embarrass myself by saying Houston. 😂😂
Most underrated comment 😂😂
😂😂 howdy neighbor. Is that how you guys also greet your neighbors in Texas.
Hey Sarah! I watched this video earlier and it was very helpful!! We are visiting NYC now and we needed to use restroom in Times Square last night, so I tried your advice. I walked into a random hotel we found and asked confidently one of hotel staffs where the restroom is, and it worked!!! My husband just followed me and he was so surprised that the hotel staff let us in without any hesitations!! I am so grad that I watched your video! Thank you, Sarah!!! We are enjoying NYC so much!
Excellent video! I live 35 miles from the city in NJ. You were spot on with all the tips! I loved your empty subway car reference and the tip about never stopping in the middle of the sidewalk!
These all make perfect sense to me, so thank you for spelling them out. As a now ex New Yorker (but not in my heart!) all totally valid tips! And many of them go for most major cities in the US. Certainly most are valid here in San Francisco, and many such as the lowball tipping or stopping in the middle of the sidewalk (tourist or resident) are pet peeves of a lot of folks!
I've been going for walks around my hometown in NJ fir several years now. About two months ago I got the idea to start walking around and visiting New York City. And as a result, I find your videos very helpful. Thanks Sarah.
Sarah, I have been binge watching your channel since I recently discovered it. I wish I would of had all this information for my last trip pre pandemic to NYC. You are the best and I can’t wait to book with your Tour company on my next visit! Congrats to both of you on the new baby. 42,000 for delivery yikes. Love your channel !
Hi Sarah you’re videos are my number one go to when planning nyc trips. Can’t wait to visit again this year :) so excited as I LOVED every minute of it on my honeymoon. Thank you xxx
Great quality video , i can see the immense hardworking that goes in this video , you channel is so underrated, you deserve ti be bigger!!
In the Before Times, I would go into cafes or restaurants with my most people-pleasing voice and say, "hi! how are you? if I buy something, could I use your bathroom?" Almost always, they will say, "no no that's fine! you can just use it". Occasionally someone will say, "sure, what would you like?" And I'll get something small like a dessert to go or a shot, but usually they would just let me use it without having to buy anything
Great video, Sarah! I'll probably never be in NYC but I love watching your videos. You make it seem incredibly fun and interesting.
My god she has grown a lot !! She looks beautiful!!!
LOL! You and Luis eye contact in the subway is hilarious! As always, great and informative video.
I have watched several of your videos and each one is great.
I love that isabella is on your videos!!!
Hi Sarah ,another brilliant video. Can’t wait to get back to NYC !!! Rob x
Ηaving visited new york I agree 100%. I hope you daughter is healthy and happy.
Originally from LI -- I moved to VA and would tell people that if you just walk confidently like you're supposed to be there, 9 times out of 10, people won't question you and they would always freak out but it DOES work. I lived in the city for 2 years. Great tips!
What is LI and VA?
@@__Mr.White__ Long Island and Virginia
This is how I have crashed many a high priced benefit, ball or show. I have literally been doing it for years. Just “look the part” and do it with “confidence”. Rarely does anyone question your intent upon entry. On the occasion it does, just politely apologize and walk away. 😉
Our rule of thumb for picking restaurants when traveling: "if it's in Times Square, don't go there" 😂 (i.e. skip the chains and try the unique local spots!)
Another great video as always Sarah!! Can’t wait 4 the next one! (Hi Isabella!)
I saw you giving a tour in Dumbo yesterday glad to see that the tour group business is still going!
Cuteness overload with your baby! How sweet!
The hotel restroom tip is great
Oh my gosh. Such an adorable baby! Congrats!👶🤗☺️💕💕💕
Thank you I've just found you and your videos are wonderful. I'm sharing to everyone.
Videos, editing, voice, personality and thumbnails is awesome.
Harlem 125th Street Metro North Railroad Station has a nice view looking down towards Midtown. Also the thing about saying good morning/talking to strangers reminded me of the scene from Coming To America where Eddie Murphy shouts "GOOD MORNING MY NEIGHBOURS" 🤣
Amazing, thank you so much!!! Oh the baby is so adorable 🥰
Great video...thank you for all the tips! Looking forward to the day when I can travel to NYC again!
Thank you for the don't be afraid to visit The Bronx snippet. I live in The Bronx and I feel like it is underappreciated. The Zoo, New York Botanical Garden, Pelham Bay Park, Orchard Beach, Authur Ave., Bronx River, Mufungo, and so much more to appreciate here. It is a great place to be and deserves more love. Just avoid the bad parts and you'll be fine.
Yes people in The South are very friendly! They look You in the eye, wave, and smile at complete strangers. I'm from Los Angeles and moved to Galveston, Texas for a few years. I was totally surprised at how many strangers in Texas would wave hello and smile as I drove through the neighborhoods, particularly in the suburbs. On Sundays local little league sells Beef Brisket sandwiches in front of the super market. They set up a few tables and play music from a the radio. Blew my mind when I walked up and saw a small crowd dancing & parting like Saturday Night. Most wholesome thing I've ever seen. New Sub, Love the channel.
I lived in nyc and In South Carolina and North Carolina where I moved briefly everyone waves hello. Literally on a walk and in the car. The hand waves to every person u pass and give a head nod and verbal hello. It’s a strong cultural shift
Thank you so much!!! For all your valuable information 🥰
Another subway tip, dont sit before looking at seat. There may be a puddle from leaking ac or water from heavy rain blowing in on trains that go above ground at some stops or wet umbrellas. Sometimes other riders will warn you but dont rely on that.
I love your channel! I’m planning a trip with my kids!!
Great video! Photography, timing, presenter, sound ... wonderful production.
Just found out your channel & I instantly fell in luv w/ its content. You sound so sweet, captivating and straight-to-the-point.
Keep bringing us more videos like this one. My biggest life dream is to go and visit NYC, and knows who, maybe, live over there!
Thank you so much!! Glad you enjoy it. Hopefully you'll get to NYC soon!
Once again, an excellent production Sarah, great information, and a very cute baby ( congratulations!)
Great tip about underestimating the amount of walking - we came back from our trip having walked well over 30 miles in just four days! I think the warning about Midtown hotel prices is valid but it depends what your expectations are. We stayed at Pod 51 in East 51st and it was more than adequate just for sleeping and was around $80 a night in mid August with a private bathroom, so cheaper options are out there if you shop around
Unless one is a millionaire.
great presentation, and great fashion too! nice work
Great vlog Sarah. Have visited NYC twice and these are fantastic tips. Love NYC ❤️
Awesome! Thank you!
Sometimes there's an empty car because the AC is out. It's not always something nefarious. I 've taken a hot car home many times because then I don't care if I sweat. Great way to get a seat.
Good point!
Very informative. Esecially the bathroom is very useful for tourists
Thanx for these valuable tips!!!
This was very helpful. Thank you!
Great stuff.... The sooner the better we can travel.... Keep safe and keep posting 👍
Thank you for the great video and tips. Just visited and already want to plan for winter visit.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the advice that's really helpfull 👍
Live about two hours out of NYC . Lucky me! Found everything you said to be so true. Subways are just fine, people are not mean at all, and best thing you said is WEAR GOOD SHOES!
I enjoyed this video Mama Sarah because we get to see Miss Isabella, so sweet !! Give it a like just for Miss Isabella !!
Waiters go ballistic if you under tip. They straight up harass you and get up in your face demanding a proper tip which is insane. One time I genuinely made a mistake calculating the tip and put in the wrong tip amount (undertipped)...I left the restaurant and the waiter chased me two blocks down telling me that I gave him the wrong amount for the tip. I rarely eat out nowadays because of tax, tip, covid fee and some places in the winter had a heating fee. It all really adds up. I know restaurants are going through rough times but it's too much.
That is because of the tip/tax/wage rules out there. The owners expect you to pay a portion of the tipped workers wage. If they don’t make a specific amount then the owner has to cover it. It’s outrageous and needs to be abolished, but that is the way it is. It is this way in many, many states. If your tips do not add up to cover minimum wage then the boss has to cover it up to that wage, that said, from what I understand, if you make over minimum wage, then a portion of your own tips makes up that minimum wage difference. Again, it’s insidious, but it is their reality.
Omg love the bathroom tip !!!
I enjoyed this video. So true about nyc.
Nicely done ! Very informative...also, thanks for restroom tip ! :))
FIRST 😁 Bella is so cute! Thank you for including her 😍 Another good tip video! I remember some of these from a previous video. **I think I’m blind, I don’t see the link for the cruise 🤔 Hotel Bathrooms, awesome idea. I recently heard about the sit or squat app, haven’t used yet. We should tell people: Walking in NY, think of it as driving in traffic, you do not want to stop abruptly, move to the side. As always I love your videos! They helped me before I moved to NY and even now that I live here.
Hi, Sarah. Your presentation and your communication skills are excellent (First class). Congratulations on your re-introduction of New York City to the HALL OF FAME. - Muchas gracias..!
Yes! The empty Subway car is a NO NO! In the summer it is usually empty because the AC is not working and it is 200 degrees inside!
Thank you for these tips! I will have to keep Long Island City in mind when I am looking for hotels to stay in NYC. As a lover of local restaurants myself, I love the tip to not go to chain restaurants (same goes with all other cities too)! There are so many great local spots which have some of the most amazing food you will ever eat! I really enjoyed this video!
Yes, support local!
I'm looking forward to seeing many more of your videos. I wish I saw you before.
loved the bathroom tip! lol cool vlog!
I can confirm that we greet everyone in the South! We are very polite people here! 😁❤️
Thank you for speaking up for the Bronx my hometown ❤️
I live in Downtown Manhattan and I’m always making eye contact with people in our neighborhood, talking to them even if they are strangers. The good, the great and homeless. Plenty of each group are no longer strangers to me. And I generally get a very positive response. Sometimes even grateful that someone is just reaching out, as a member of the community. As an immigrant that feels like a very American experience to me. But then I do have a slightly plumy British accent, so maybe I get perceived differently by other New Yorkers than someone with an American accent would? Hat said Sarah is absolutely right, New Yorkers are by and large a friendly crowd and posses a great deal more generosity of spirit than the stereotype has awarded them. All I’m saying is that whilst it’s probably best to avoid too much random eye contact there is no need to go around New York feeling paranoid and, most important, it’s perfectly OK to smile!
Awesome video! And Lemonade renters insurance is also awesome!
Definitely the most informative video on NY out there!!! I’m booking the cruise line instead of the ferry. Thank you a million times!!! 💋
Hi Vanessa! You're welcome! So glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching! 🤗
Here in the South we are taught tp greet people and yes we do hold the door open fro women and women with children and elderly.
I’m from Fort Worth Texas and my boyfriend and I are coming to New York City in April for the Yankees game and your videos are helping me💗💗
Thank you - awesome video
You should consider doing live streams again. I miss exploring NYC with my favorite tour guides.
Some great tips, thanks and oh love your blue t-shirt and jacket combo 😊
Thanks so much!
Bella is so cutee! I did the first one lol, stayed in midtown, the reason is i was in the heart, i felt that it was easier for me walking place to place. The hotel was at 280. You do make great points, especially a better view if you dont stay in Manhattan. I might try a better one this time👏🏼 Also Yes, in Kentucky, when you pass by some people, people do say good morning, i do it if they make eye contact with me haha. Always Loving your videos and recommendations, hoping to explore more next time, especially Roosevelt Island, Brooklyn, Queens💙
Wow! Thank you for video showing! About it NYC and you say everything! Is normal I understand! Look everywhere and safety! Great time! And so cute baby
I love the baby Bella cameo our local NYC baby!!
Great video, Your Daughter is precious, Thanks so much for all the info, love New York city, greetings from Atlanta, Georgia 🙏✌😘
You & your baby looking beautiful! 😍🤩 Congrats!!!
I like how quickly You Address You’re Subject Matter Thank You 😮
Yet another fabulous video from Sarah. The information you gave us is invaluable, thank you so much.
I have to say after seeing the number of outfits you were wearing during this video, I am going to have to nominate you as the worlds best-dressed woman, your sense of dress and attention to detail is stunning. I have always used hotels bathrooms, I hate public bathrooms. You must be the proudest mum in the world the baby is absolutely beautiful.
Great video and good tips especially with getting a cheaper hotel in long Island city, last time I was there I ending up going to Jersey and staying with some family.
That bathroom tip is boss!
Probably $80 for a good hotel during Covid and hotels have been cheaper in the city during covid as well. Just checked and you can get a decent hotel in midtown for around $124
This. If it's your first time visiting NYC stay in Manhattan. It will make it so much more of a "NYC experience". But more importantly staying somewhere centrally located provides easy accessibility to most spots. She's just pushing LIC hotels b/c she herself lives in LIC.
Amazing tips! Thank you
You look amazing around the color teal‼️‼️‼️
Thank you Jasmine!
Hi Sarah, I really love your refreshing approach and casual yet elegant style! I hope to join one of your tours when I finally make it to NYC!! :) XOXO from Tel Aviv...:)
Makes me miss travelling soooo much. Cant wait to get out again. Atleast In New Zealand we can move freely and I can still vlog
Having Closed Borders was good for your nation. Secure borders is good, right?
I do the same thing if I need a bathroom...go to a hotel! 👍
Yea but now a days you need a card key to enter hotels , and they won’t let you use it if your not a guest which sucks
Gotta represent the kiddos!!! :) when we are back in NYC we will get the kids together. Or basically leave the kids with our 15 year old and we all explore the city and a bar or three :)
That sounds like a great idea! If you ever need bar advise let me know! 😃
Wolters World! So happy to see you here😄
@@SarahFunky why did u do that to me Sarah I liked u. U completely blocked me on Instagram. I ended moving to Eugene Oregon. Why try me like that I'm confused
@@SarahFunky at least tell me why u blocked me please don't ignore me. I might visit N.Y. but I made my life in Oregon.
Hi wolter! Awesome to see you here, big fan. Thanks for your NOLA advice it helped a lot, cheers from Miami 😄