Tomas "Tom" Delgado shows you around the popular and fashionable Meatpacking District and introduces you to the Highline Park. Shot by Phil Rizdon. Please check out my Patreon - / tomdnyc
"New York doesn't crap on other cities 'cuz it doesn't need to" may be the most perfect line ever uttered. I'd love to put it on a t-shirt. Tom, your videos are the best quality videos about New York City bar none! Thank you.
You walked right by Nelson Sullivan's house at Gansevoort and Ninth Avenue who is largely credited with being the first pre-internet vloggers. He documented a lot of street scene video in NY in the late 70's and early 80's and lots of video from RuPaul's early carrier in NY and Atlanta as well.
I cannot believe how much info and fact's this chap has - Tom you are brilliant. Love your passion for your city. Hollywood - sign this chap up - quick! :-)
Tom is my favorite New York City tour guide because he actually knows the history in depth, and that really enhances his walks around the city. Anyone can walk around the city with a video camera, but it's the information he gives on the history and culture that make it so much more interesting for people who are not from New York City. And he does it with a sense of humor. Terrific!
Speaking of the Titanic, the “Jane Hotel” on Jane Street in the Village, housed some of the survivors. I stayed there once, Beautiful hotel, has a lot old world charm😊
I liked your reference to ho much Manhattan has turned into a haven for franchises. A friend from NYC told me that if I wanted to see what Manhattan used to look like, I should go to the Bronx.
Only a few people will understand and appreciate that the Meat Packing District will forever be Nelson Sullivan's neighbor; he is the godfather of first-person walking videos. Tom you walked right by his old house. Amazing how much this neighborhood has changed great video Tom
Absolutely. I found his videos on youtube a few years back. He documented an amazing period in time for NY and the people and culture there. They really are invaluable.
I believe 5 9th Ave Meatpacking is a house Gallary now and yes He Was Nelson a TH-camr in the 80's a visionary man filming around the city days and nights was frieds with RuPaul and all of them, Great times and video Tom.
Nelson Sullivan's videos are probably THE most extraordinary first-person documents of 1980s New York City. I've lived here all my life and am a licensed NYC sightseeing guide, and I tell people to watch Nelson's videos every chance I get. The human quality in them is priceless.
I visited a restaurant called the Florent Café there in the late 80's early 90's. Great place....the food was awesome and Bruce the host was a sweetheart. My good friend brought me there for one of my birthdays...
Enjoy all of Tom's videos! I'll have to say, I'm living my life vicariously through him. He has a wealth of information on every neighborhood he walks through . Honestly, the best way to explore is on foot or cycling through it. A car or a bus just doesn't give you the same experience. I feel like I've been to these places from watching his travel videos.
I've lived in NYC (specifically Manhattan-Upper West Side) for the past 40 years and I've NEVER walked around the Meat Packing District.... craaaazy, I know. I've been down 14th Street in a car heading towards the West Side highway, but never on foot. Thanks for showing a native New Yorker a part of the city he never knew. Appreciate you pal 👍
I stumbled into the Meatpacking district circa 1987/88. It looked like an old abandoned movie set. Dark corners, old decrepit buildings, leather daddies and transvestite hookers walking the streets. I loved it! I'll be visiting NYC in about a week for the first time since I left in 1988. It will be shocking how much it's changed.
I left New York a year after the high line was built. That is was one of the fastest growing developments. I've seen action kids video on it and I didn't recognize most of the buildings.
You should have the ability for people to donate money on here Like Actionkid does He makes a lot of money from people from America and other countries When he goes live You can give him money
Cool videos! My wife and I visited this area of NYC in summer of 2015 and ate at Hector's diner almost every day because it was so cheap and close to The Jane where we stayed. We were able to go in Hogs and Heifers bar before it closed, also walked the high line the whole length. Awesome area of the city to visit but could not imagine living there! We also biked the whole time with the free loaner bikes from The Jane Hotel.
Tom i hope you reading this,,,,,,,,,,came home from store i had pretty much a bad morning noon day i just wanted to get home i only go out if i need groceries palm springs pretty empty now,,,so i seen you posted this new video WOW!!!! i just love seeing your videos you made me laugh so muchhhhh but very interesting every thing you say of history of nyc you know so much is so good i love it you made my day now please never change how you are very handsome to,,,jijijijij dont worry im 66 yrs old i consider you my son,,,well keep up the good job you do for us and please stay safe i know you do,,,,,,,and thank you again we love you here in my home,,,bless you
The High Line is one of my favorite places to go when I visit! It's a terrific walk in any season. It's such a wonderful treasure, it never disappoints!
-“I’ll take awesome NYers for $2000 Alex” -“Known for his passion, and never ending knowledge of the NYC, this gentleman is the coolest in the Big Apple” -“Who is Tom Delgado” 🗽
I can totally see Tom standing under an awning in the Meatpacking District showing off his goods. And by that, I mean knowledge of course. Not his meat. Great video!
When I was a young in the 80s, my Dad use to go to the Western Beef that is now the Apple store 😯. He took me one time because he didn't like us being on the West Side since it seem so far from the East side and had less Police & residence. #nativenewyorker
I used to work in the building across from Chelsea Market (shown at :56). The second floor is the US HQ of Moët Hennessy, but they will be moving out soon. The entire area is great. I have to say that the Starbucks Reserve does have a great whiskey barrel aged cold brew though. Sad you didn’t point out the home of a true vlogging pioneer, Nelson Sullivan, which was to your right at 15:35. His videos documented so much of that area in the 80s and he was friends with a lot of people from the scene, including RuPaul.
I learned something new today, Tom!! I had no idea that Starbucks was connected to Moby Dick. And I LIVE HERE!! In Seattle, I mean. I thank you every time you rip on Starbucks because Seattle locals HATE that company. The coffee tastes like Goblin Piss anyways. The Pacific Northwest does not do a bodega properly, but we do have some phenomenal one-off local coffee spots. Also, thanks for the Spice Girls song! As usual, you make my neighbors wonder if I'm sane because they can hear me laughing at your videos. Can't wait to take a live tour with you when I get there!
Thanks so much, Stephanie. Yeah, Starbucks isn't very good but pretty soon, we'll probably all be forced to drink it on our way to our jobs at Amazon where we're paid in Google bucks!
Very good educational, historic tour and humor along with the funny sound effects and video shots. Bravo, Tom and Phil! Wishing you both profitable, very happy and peaceful holidays.
Just found you yesterday and have taken about ten of your virtual tours so far! Great work! Great insights! And I'm glad you're doing it in a socially conscious way, speaking the truth about corporatism and gentrification. Thank you. Keep up the good work.
Good way to spend my lunch half-hour, Tomas. I think you should run for office. Or propose that NYC has an Ambassador of its history. Have done the Hi-Line twice, once in the snow. Lovely walk, all of it. Thanks for a great tour.
Oh the irony. Tom, as you made your comments about the plight of the small business in NYC you walked by the corner of 10th and 16th St. Members of my family used to operate a business below the High Line right there on that corner. I spent some time working there in the mid to late 80's. It was a very different place then, to say the least. My grandfather told me stories as a boy of the Manhattan cowboys that worked the train crossings. They also used to WALK livestock down 11th avenue on Sundays to the slaughterhouses.
Tom make more content. You knowledge of history and NYC is phenomenal. Your videos have a lot of humor too. I enjoy them and laugh most of the time. I also enjoy your knowledge of the city. Please make MORE content. Thanks so much!
I just moved here and live on 14th. Great intel. I feel like a more informed resident. So much open retail and restaurant space here. Hopeful for the future.
LA native here. I never felt a rivalry with any city. When I can get away I love to visit Chicago. Tom makes me want to go back to NYC and give it another chance! So bummed Gem Spa couldn't make it 😭😭😭
I really enjoy the pace of your videos and your energetic way of explaining literally SO much about NYC. Mystery man Phil must be exhausted keeping up with you!! Lol. Thanks for giving us all our NYC fix while we can't visit from Canada ..... yet. Can't wait for your next video, or Phildeo?
OMG, Tom! You make such fantastic videos!!! I love it. The editing is perfect! lol Really great job, guys! Greetings from the EU!! (Btw. Happy Holidays!)
I handle all the security issues and cctv systems in those buildings, there's a really cool visual arts place over there that's a must see definitely worth it and they have a bar inside...
Its actually nicer seeing streets empty as you get to see more of the, buildings, shops and art whilst listening to Tom. Relaaaaaax, I've got my mask on. Chill.
Tomás.....eres una NY enciclopedia andante.....Te aprecio por TODO lo que sabes...cuando viaje a NY contacto contigo seguro, eres el próximo Fallon de Manhattan!! Quiero que mi gente te conozca!! Saludo desde España.
Hello, my dear, new friend. Here it is 10.03 pm and I signed up to your channel because I think your cultural stories are interesting. Thanks for culturing us. Hello. Take care. Stay safe. 😊👍
Tom, you do an awesome job on giving us the history of New York City. When everything gets back to normal , and my family can visit the city again . I hope you'll be doing tours , and I never miss a video. Thanks again !! Have a great week
No point in daring us, no one does or gives more..... FOR FREE.... FOR BLOODY FREE...Thank you TD.... Hopefully I'll be back in NYC next year and will defo book a personelised tour... best ever.... and more SICK PLUGS.....
Great videos. I'm a Montrealer who is a wannabee New Yorker, have been at least 20 times, but not in the last 5 years or so. I've never seen NYC so empty though, very weird to see. Been on The High Line a few times, and as you say, it's usually quite crowded. I'm usually there in May though, which is a great time to visit. Can't wait to get back. Have done Brooklyn a few times, but there's nothing like the neighborhoods of Manhattan.
Thank you again "Tomdnyc" for your interesting broadcast, post with interesting stories about different places of this city, and of course "There is an only one New", and also, of course you're absolutely right about small businesses, rents and the like ....I also rode with my bike around some these parts of this city, when I worked as a delivery person...
Dynamite dude, have you tried to sell a story about a New York regular and his partner (Phil) making TH-cam videos. With difficulties and joys and their friends in there life. You got a 15 year show there dude. Keep it up. I lived in the New York area from birth to 1988. I'm 72 now so I feel ya
"New York doesn't crap on other cities 'cuz it doesn't need to" may be the most perfect line ever uttered. I'd love to put it on a t-shirt. Tom, your videos are the best quality videos about New York City bar none! Thank you.
Explore " Sweet Home Chicago some time pal-!!!😉.
I'm convinced you've seen all the sex and the city episodes.
Pity those who havent
Tom is a Charlotte!
@@lupelupelupe Tom was a lawyer. He's such a Miranda. But he's funny like Carrie. Forever single like Samantha. Hopeful like Charlotte.
I have never seen one.
I was not expecting Spice Girls knowledge being dropped in this. Tom is the man.
@Abe Froman
*Turt knocker* , term used here.
@Abe Froman
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Turd Packing district
You walked right by Nelson Sullivan's house at Gansevoort and Ninth Avenue who is largely credited with being the first pre-internet vloggers. He documented a lot of street scene video in NY in the late 70's and early 80's and lots of video from RuPaul's early carrier in NY and Atlanta as well.
Yes, Nelson was the best, for sure. I've watched a ton of his videos!
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Nelson Sullivan's former house is in that area at the south end of Ninth Avenue. He was a pioneer of street video.
I’ve watched so many of his videos, gentle soul
@@blahblah1438 I liked the vlog where he took his Mom and Aunt Doris to the World Trade Center.
Thankyou Tom for your in-depth knowledge, and Thankyou Phil for the great camera work.
I cannot believe how much info and fact's this chap has - Tom you are brilliant. Love your passion for your city. Hollywood - sign this chap up - quick! :-)
Tom!!!!
I love what you said about small businesses it’s true
Tom, @historychannel should partner with you and sponsor some special segments on your channel.
I agree ! ;-)
This channel deserves 500k subscribers.
Tom is my favorite New York City tour guide because he actually knows the history in depth, and that really enhances his walks around the city. Anyone can walk around the city with a video camera, but it's the information he gives on the history and culture that make it so much more interesting for people who are not from New York City. And he does it with a sense of humor. Terrific!
The history and the culture makes me nostalgic of the good times. Now, it's douchey.
Speaking of the Titanic, the “Jane Hotel” on Jane Street in the Village, housed some of the survivors. I stayed there once, Beautiful hotel, has a lot old world charm😊
Probably home for border crosers ( Illegals ) from Central America-!!!😳.
I liked your reference to ho much Manhattan has turned into a haven for franchises. A friend from NYC told me that if I wanted to see what Manhattan used to look like, I should go to the Bronx.
... or 'the Heights' - Washington Hts. & Inwood. The area surrounding the George Washington Bridge. (and Interstate 95 !) ... Cheers 'AF' ! ;-)
Only a few people will understand and appreciate that the Meat Packing District will forever be Nelson Sullivan's neighbor; he is the godfather of first-person walking videos. Tom you walked right by his old house. Amazing how much this neighborhood has changed great video Tom
Absolutely. I found his videos on youtube a few years back. He documented an amazing period in time for NY and the people and culture there. They really are invaluable.
Nelson Sullivan's house is the only reason I watched this video. I was hoping to see his house. Love Tom's vids and love Nelson Sullivan! 🙏❤️🙌👏
I believe 5 9th Ave Meatpacking is a house Gallary now and yes He Was Nelson a TH-camr in the 80's a visionary man filming around the city days and nights was frieds with RuPaul and all of them, Great times and video Tom.
Nelson Sullivan's videos are probably THE most extraordinary first-person documents of 1980s New York City. I've lived here all my life and am a licensed NYC sightseeing guide, and I tell people to watch Nelson's videos every chance I get. The human quality in them is priceless.
I visited a restaurant called the Florent Café there in the late 80's early 90's. Great place....the food was awesome and Bruce the host was a sweetheart. My good friend brought me there for one of my birthdays...
tom you are a walking history library 👍🏻
Man.....I remember climbing up on when it was wold overthere......NYC was the best playground ever during my teenage years...
You have become my favorite You tube channel.
Enjoy all of Tom's videos! I'll have to say, I'm living my life vicariously through him. He has a wealth of information on every neighborhood he walks through .
Honestly, the best way to explore is on foot or cycling through it. A car or a bus just doesn't give you the same experience. I feel like I've been to these places from watching his travel videos.
Love the awareness to NYC for small business!!!! 💜🖤💜🖤
Hands down!
Best NYC tour guide.
Done, Subscribed.
I've lived in NYC (specifically Manhattan-Upper West Side) for the past 40 years and I've NEVER walked around the Meat Packing District.... craaaazy, I know. I've been down 14th Street in a car heading towards the West Side highway, but never on foot. Thanks for showing a native New Yorker a part of the city he never knew. Appreciate you pal 👍
Love this! Can’t wait to watch your other videos. Thank you! Made me smile with all of the rich history.
Hey Tom...do your thing!!!! I learn so much from you...
I stumbled into the Meatpacking district circa 1987/88. It looked like an old abandoned movie set. Dark corners, old decrepit buildings, leather daddies and transvestite hookers walking the streets. I loved it! I'll be visiting NYC in about a week for the first time since I left in 1988. It will be shocking how much it's changed.
And another great one! Thank you very much!
Very impressed by your Spice Girls knowledge! 👏👏👏
I left New York a year after the high line was built. That is was one of the fastest growing developments. I've seen action kids video on it and I didn't recognize most of the buildings.
You should have the ability for people to donate money on here
Like Actionkid does
He makes a lot of money from people from America and other countries
When he goes live
You can give him money
Cool videos! My wife and I visited this area of NYC in summer of 2015 and ate at Hector's diner almost every day because it was so cheap and close to The Jane where we stayed. We were able to go in Hogs and Heifers bar before it closed, also walked the high line the whole length. Awesome area of the city to visit but could not imagine living there! We also biked the whole time with the free loaner bikes from The Jane Hotel.
Tom & Phil, the dynamic duo! Always a pleasure fellas🤟
Man if your videos were church I would be as Catholic as my grand mother, always so good.
Thank you for such an interesting, fun tour! 😀
New York's finest and best, amazing actor, tour-guide, stand up comedian, ten points and sick plug sound effect in one!
Tom : you just don’t give the usual walking tour like others on you tube : you give a history lesson and great insight ! You are the king of New York!
Tom i hope you reading this,,,,,,,,,,came home from store i had pretty much a bad morning noon day i just wanted to get home i only go out if i need groceries palm springs pretty empty now,,,so i seen you posted this new video WOW!!!! i just love seeing your videos you made me laugh so muchhhhh but very interesting every thing you say of history of nyc you know so much is so good i love it you made my day now please never change how you are very handsome to,,,jijijijij dont worry im 66 yrs old i consider you my son,,,well keep up the good job you do for us and please stay safe i know you do,,,,,,,and thank you again we love you here in my home,,,bless you
You are like my daughter!
Thanks Armida! That's so nice. You are now my honorary mom, I guess!
Hello Tom from Rhode Island. Love ur video
hope to see more of this from you. huge fan from the philippines.😍
The High Line is one of my favorite places to go when I visit! It's a terrific walk in any season. It's such a wonderful treasure, it never disappoints!
I see some 'chill out' merch in your future!
ohh, that's genious! Add it to the Sick Plug merch I suggested before.
@@stephaniebloom4220 "sick plug baby" and "chill out".
Yes. Wear your merch next time.
"I'm lowering the mask, so CHILL OUT" pandemic masks rush order before herd immunity gains a foothold
YES! I'VE BEEN WAITING SO LONG FOR THIS, THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!
-“I’ll take awesome NYers for $2000 Alex”
-“Known for his passion, and never ending knowledge of the NYC, this gentleman is the coolest in the Big Apple”
-“Who is Tom Delgado”
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I can totally see Tom standing under an awning in the Meatpacking District showing off his goods. And by that, I mean knowledge of course. Not his meat. Great video!
Meant his meat.
Tom your videos are the best bro. you should have your own show on Discover lol. take care and happy holidays.
Always a pleasure to watch 👌🏼You have the ability to turn history walking tours into an entertaining enjoyable experience 👍🏼👍🏼
When I was a young in the 80s, my Dad use to go to the Western Beef that is now the Apple store 😯. He took me one time because he didn't like us being on the West Side since it seem so far from the East side and had less Police & residence. #nativenewyorker
Great video 👍
Thank you for all this information about the meatpacking district . Surpised that you know Spice Girls song( one of my fave song from them)😊
These videos are amazing. Thanks for the knowledge and delivering it in an entertaining way.
I used to work in the building across from Chelsea Market (shown at :56). The second floor is the US HQ of Moët Hennessy, but they will be moving out soon. The entire area is great. I have to say that the Starbucks Reserve does have a great whiskey barrel aged cold brew though. Sad you didn’t point out the home of a true vlogging pioneer, Nelson Sullivan, which was to your right at 15:35. His videos documented so much of that area in the 80s and he was friends with a lot of people from the scene, including RuPaul.
Keep doing it. Travels with Charley is a good read. Yeah, I read books too.
I learned something new today, Tom!! I had no idea that Starbucks was connected to Moby Dick. And I LIVE HERE!! In Seattle, I mean. I thank you every time you rip on Starbucks because Seattle locals HATE that company. The coffee tastes like Goblin Piss anyways. The Pacific Northwest does not do a bodega properly, but we do have some phenomenal one-off local coffee spots. Also, thanks for the Spice Girls song! As usual, you make my neighbors wonder if I'm sane because they can hear me laughing at your videos. Can't wait to take a live tour with you when I get there!
Thanks so much, Stephanie. Yeah, Starbucks isn't very good but pretty soon, we'll probably all be forced to drink it on our way to our jobs at Amazon where we're paid in Google bucks!
@@tomdnyc1 exactly. #save the bodega
I hope Manhattan will back soon...love watching your tours..
Please learn the age range of Millennials. They're way older than you think they are!
Very good educational, historic tour and humor along with the funny sound effects and video shots. Bravo, Tom and Phil! Wishing you both profitable, very happy and peaceful holidays.
Just found you yesterday and have taken about ten of your virtual tours so far! Great work! Great insights! And I'm glad you're doing it in a socially conscious way, speaking the truth about corporatism and gentrification. Thank you. Keep up the good work.
This is hilarious stuff, new fave channel for sureeeeee. Always keeping it real.
everytime you say "Did you know that Phil" I say "No, I did not" like I am actually Phil🤣🤣
Good way to spend my lunch half-hour, Tomas. I think you should run for office. Or propose that NYC has an Ambassador of its history. Have done the Hi-Line twice, once in the snow. Lovely walk, all of it. Thanks for a great tour.
Oh the irony. Tom, as you made your comments about the plight of the small business in NYC you walked by the corner of 10th and 16th St. Members of my family used to operate a business below the High Line right there on that corner. I spent some time working there in the mid to late 80's. It was a very different place then, to say the least.
My grandfather told me stories as a boy of the Manhattan cowboys that worked the train crossings. They also used to WALK livestock down 11th avenue on Sundays to the slaughterhouses.
Tom make more content. You knowledge of history and NYC is phenomenal. Your videos have a lot of humor too. I enjoy them and laugh most of the time. I also enjoy your knowledge of the city. Please make MORE content. Thanks so much!
Tom, el rey! xox
Excellent job/tour as always, Tom.
What a great experience! The place is awesome and amazing! If only I can live here forever! Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful video! :)
great videos, great information, great beard. much love from Buffalo, ny
I just moved here and live on 14th. Great intel. I feel like a more informed resident. So much open retail and restaurant space here. Hopeful for the future.
Your tours are so good I couldn't watch without becoming a Patreon supporter!
After Covid, I want an "in person" tour!
Thanks a lot, John!
Brilliant.. Glad I've found this guy.. We are subbed up
LA native here. I never felt a rivalry with any city. When I can get away I love to visit Chicago. Tom makes me want to go back to NYC and give it another chance! So bummed Gem Spa couldn't make it 😭😭😭
Awesome video! Thank you!!!!
Tom you’re 100 percent correct about small businesses making NYC unique. Small business are my favorite part about that city
I really enjoy the pace of your videos and your energetic way of explaining literally SO much about NYC. Mystery man Phil must be exhausted keeping up with you!! Lol. Thanks for giving us all our NYC fix while we can't visit from Canada ..... yet. Can't wait for your next video, or Phildeo?
OMG, Tom! You make such fantastic videos!!! I love it. The editing is perfect! lol Really great job, guys! Greetings from the EU!! (Btw. Happy Holidays!)
Thank God for the history and humor. You are unique. Not just walking around as others do.
I handle all the security issues and cctv systems in those buildings, there's a really cool visual arts place over there that's a must see definitely worth it and they have a bar inside...
Another great tour Tom! Very entertaining as always! Hope your channel does well!
Its actually nicer seeing streets empty as you get to see more of the, buildings, shops and art whilst listening to Tom. Relaaaaaax, I've got my mask on. Chill.
Great video, like always. Loved the History!!!😍 Adios
Tomás.....eres una NY enciclopedia andante.....Te aprecio por TODO lo que sabes...cuando viaje a NY contacto contigo seguro, eres el próximo Fallon de Manhattan!! Quiero que mi gente te conozca!! Saludo desde España.
I love your videos Tom Merry Christmas Happy New Year and have a good one
Hello, my dear, new friend. Here it is 10.03 pm and I signed up to your channel because I think your cultural stories are interesting. Thanks for culturing us. Hello. Take care. Stay safe.
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Lmao "good luck, I looked " awww Truth, what u know about Power, Tom 🧐
Your videos bring back fond memories from when I lived in NYC (the time of my life). Please keep up the good work.
Tom, you do an awesome job on giving us the history of New York City. When everything gets back to normal , and my family can visit the city again . I hope you'll be doing tours , and I never miss a video. Thanks again !! Have a great week
No point in daring us, no one does or gives more..... FOR FREE.... FOR BLOODY FREE...Thank you TD.... Hopefully I'll be back in NYC next year and will defo book a personelised tour... best ever.... and more SICK PLUGS.....
I have a meatpacking district thing you can tour
Great videos. I'm a Montrealer who is a wannabee New Yorker, have been at least 20 times, but not in the last 5 years or so. I've never seen NYC so empty though, very weird to see. Been on The High Line a few times, and as you say, it's usually quite crowded. I'm usually there in May though, which is a great time to visit. Can't wait to get back. Have done Brooklyn a few times, but there's nothing like the neighborhoods of Manhattan.
Incredible background info. Thanks!
tom- can you take a look at the 'JANE HOTEL' - on a hotel video. nice video. thanks. ~ JDS/CT
I agree, I stayed at the Jane Hotel in 2017, fantastic hotel and very reasonable for NYC.
Thank you again "Tomdnyc" for your interesting broadcast, post with interesting stories about different places of this city, and of course "There is an only one New", and also, of course you're absolutely right about small businesses, rents and the like ....I also rode with my bike around some these parts of this city, when I worked as a delivery person...
I love this man!
I never laughed so hard at the music playing as you mentioned where the Oreo was invented…🤣🤣🤣
As a vegetarian I found this an excellent video :-P . . . "pretty solid" as Phil might say
The way you acknowledge your patrons at the end of the video 🤣 "OMG, as the kids say"! 🤣
Another banger from Tomas! Keep up the good work and send the psych meds!
How Tom can remember those years number,Tom kick on Goodies always
Tom, please do the history of Ridgewood Queens.
For sure! That's where I live actually!
Thanks Tom, watching from the UK, Another great and interesting vid tour.
Dynamite dude, have you tried to sell a story about a New York regular and his partner (Phil) making TH-cam videos. With difficulties and joys and their friends in there life. You got a 15 year show there dude. Keep it up. I lived in the New York area from birth to 1988. I'm 72 now so I feel ya
Tom is the true "Mr New York "