As an Aussie San Francisco was always my favourite American city, it had a Melbourne type vibe in a Sydney type setting with Melbourne type weather. From what I have seen I won't be going back.
Go into the ship Museum on the other side of the Cannery Building, it’s a good pull ~ and it’s FREE. When we built it 20 years ago we spent 2 weeks pulling out a Timber post ~ Now its a Void where they parked a Monterey fishing boat... we didn’t know when we Built it ~ but it came out Cool...
Wow at Fisherman's Wharf it's like this I can't imagine what the rest of the city is like. Even after covid there should be no reason why it should be like this? Just the name of it you knew you were talking about San Francisco immediately. How does fisherman's not hold its own weight.
According to the San Francisco Business Times, the restaurant was shuttered in March 2020, and never reopened. But you still have poorly maintained streets and old buildings. This is USA's most expensive city, boasting overpriced rents and real estate.Enjoy.😂
I adore you Jermaine ❤ As for the Fisherman’s Wharf, it’s the saddest part of SF I’ve seen so far in watching your videos. I used to love visiting the wharf. The leaders of SF have truly failed in maintaining The City.
Sorry, I think your kidding yourself if you think that this is a good look for SF. Sad to see the city decay as time goes on. Otherwise, I enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work!
As a native, I'm enjoying the cooler, cloudier days. But I know most people & businesses in Ca do not, particularly in "beach" type places like coastal LA. The weather has been cloudy 24/7 in a way I've never experienced before. The coastline in SoCa gets the marine layer as SF does, but it never goes far inland. By contrast, this cloud layer, existing for months, has been hundreds (or thousands) of feet higher. It's a whole different dynamic. It's as though the Pacific Northwest has moved to Ca.
They are literately modifying and geoengineering the weather and making CA so depressed so more residents leave the state. It's all part of the agenda. As for San Francisco seems that they want to shut down all these businesses so they can bring in and implement AI and biotechs as the future industries in San Francisco. It's pure sad to see San Francisco under this condition. I've never seen something like this in my lifetime.
@@mantronixtube've never been to San Francisco. Was it like a smaller version of New York type feel before covid? I'm assuming it would due to the density of the city
Back in the day before they built Pier 39 Fisherman's Wharf & Aquatic Park was popping! Now in 2023 it's actually pooping ! 💩 😂 👌🏼
🤣🤣🤣
Pier 39 is clean .. watch the video
As an Aussie San Francisco was always my favourite American city, it had a Melbourne type vibe in a Sydney type setting with Melbourne type weather. From what I have seen I won't be going back.
San Francisco is now the new Oakland.
Absolutely not
Yeah Jermaine, you need to be spokesman for SF travel commission or the mayor office - wont hurt any and could help !
Poorly maintained streets and old buildings. This is USA's most expensive city, boasting overpriced rents and real estate.😂
Yes yes yes
if that's over where Hooters used to be, they all share the bathrooms
Go into the ship Museum on the other side of the Cannery Building, it’s a good pull ~ and it’s FREE. When we built it 20 years ago we spent 2 weeks pulling out a Timber post ~ Now its a Void where they parked a Monterey fishing boat... we didn’t know when we Built it ~ but it came out Cool...
Wow at Fisherman's Wharf it's like this I can't imagine what the rest of the city is like. Even after covid there should be no reason why it should be like this? Just the name of it you knew you were talking about San Francisco immediately. How does fisherman's not hold its own weight.
Another good history walk to the palace of fine arts i would love to know about that man😊
Jermaine: You should run for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. You would be very effective.
Poorly maintained streets and old buildings. This is USA's most expensive city, boasting overpriced rents and real estate.😂
San francisco's ambassador...
You should get a job from the mayor, To help promote San Francisco.
Love to see if that happens
Poorly maintained streets and old buildings. This is USA's most expensive city, boasting overpriced rents and real estate.😂 Who would promote that?
*Re: Westfield/Market*
_San Francisco just made NBC News tonight with Lester Holt._
Regards -
Can you do a visit to coit tower and tell the history of it😊
So is Alioto's Restaurant in Fisherman's Wharf open? Great place!
Its now closed unfortunately.
Closed a few years ago
@@bellaluna1559 Nooooooooo!
@@eu9910 Noooooooo!
According to the San Francisco Business Times, the restaurant was shuttered in March 2020, and never reopened.
But you still have poorly maintained streets and old buildings. This is USA's most expensive city, boasting overpriced rents and real estate.Enjoy.😂
I was here.Keep walking.
I adore you Jermaine ❤ As for the Fisherman’s Wharf, it’s the saddest part of SF I’ve seen so far in watching your videos. I used to love visiting the wharf. The leaders of SF have truly failed in maintaining The City.
Poorly maintained streets and old buildings. This is USA's most expensive city, boasting overpriced rents and real estate.😂
@@truthadvocacy It’s true. The bulk of the USA could use a power washing, disinfectant, and a great architectural team. Just being honest.
Always love your curiousity and unique perspective Jermaine. Keep being you ✌🏼☮️
Sorry, I think your kidding yourself if you think that this is a good look for SF. Sad to see the city decay as time goes on. Otherwise, I enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work!
Poorly maintained streets and old buildings. This is USA's most expensive city, boasting overpriced rents and real estate.😂
As a native, I'm enjoying the cooler, cloudier days. But I know most people & businesses in Ca do not, particularly in "beach" type places like coastal LA. The weather has been cloudy 24/7 in a way I've never experienced before. The coastline in SoCa gets the marine layer as SF does, but it never goes far inland. By contrast, this cloud layer, existing for months, has been hundreds (or thousands) of feet higher. It's a whole different dynamic. It's as though the Pacific Northwest has moved to Ca.
They are literately modifying and geoengineering the weather and making CA so depressed so more residents leave the state. It's all part of the agenda. As for San Francisco seems that they want to shut down all these businesses so they can bring in and implement AI and biotechs as the future industries in San Francisco. It's pure sad to see San Francisco under this condition. I've never seen something like this in my lifetime.
San Francisco gets this all the time. Nothing new 😂
You need some sunny outlook
thank you for keeping up on your vids!!!💜🤘🏾🤗
IRL ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Thank you for sharing.
Jermaine: You need to buy the Blazing Saddles business/loft!
Hi 😊 Jermaine💜 I'm a new fan
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SF’s new normal!😂
fr so crazy …. all the city was always packed since we were kids …. it’s a wasteland ….
Poorly maintained streets and old buildings. This is USA's most expensive city, boasting overpriced rents and real estate.😂
@@truthadvocacy old buildings? 🤣 that’s every city
@@mantronixtube've never been to San Francisco. Was it like a smaller version of New York type feel before covid? I'm assuming it would due to the density of the city
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