New York Just Got EVEN Worse…
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Cash, I want to thank you for your honesty. As a New Yorker that was assaulted on the subway last year..and nope, there were no reprecussions for the teenager's that almost took my eye. I am so tired of watching stuff that says..We are back, Just be more aware and my personal favorite..you voted for this. I will always be a subscriber. Love your realness and your adorable family. Stay safe out there❤
I’m sorry that happened to you but I’m not surprised the teenager got away with it.
I also like how Cash doesn’t sugar coat NY. It’s turned into a cesspool. And the cost of living is laughable. I’ve always wanted to move back to NY, but I’ve put that dream on hold indefinitely.
I'm sorry this happened to you. God Bless
Sorry that happened to you
@@KiaraNoelle same
@@apluto12-z3e Thank you to all above for the support. Stay safe and be well.
We have one of the worst Mayors in the history of New York.👎🏼He is all talk and no action.
Disagree. DeBlasio was the worst.
Someone voted for the new Mayor so everything can get worst think about it bro this is why crisis is on the lose 😂
That man sucks, only wants to be in the clubs and social scenes 😒
At some point, these morons running NYC are going to have to stand up to the race hucksters and Left lunatics and bring back stop-and-frisk to get the illegal guns off the street, as well as the strict broken window policies of Bill Bratton and Ray Kelly supported by Rudy Giuliani and Mike Bloomberg. And they'll need to install prosecutors who prosecute, which means Alvin Bragg and his Soros-backed ilk must be sacked. That's the hard, sad truth. If not, it's over for New York City.
@@justSTUMBLEDupon David Dinkins was worse. But DeBlasio was a close second.
More and more people are leaving NYC because the cost of living is through the roof. The city needs to realize that simply raising taxes and fares is not sustainable when fewer people are willing or able to pay for them while the living standards are declining.
Worst thing is people who leave because of socialistic insanity still vote blue. I'd rather see them stay in the City.
That's why I don't get the illegals? How long can the gov afford these people while fighting over debt ceiling.
@@mesimesi2313 Until the last alive tax payer.
this is happening everywhere, due to soft on crime policies
Quality of life is declining for those tax paying individuals and families who are moving out, yet City is keeping those who are not paying and providing them cheap, free public, or affordable housings.
Society has declined in civility, manners and following rules. We went to the local theme park a few evenings ago and went to refill our drink container at the self-serve station. There wasn’t a line and only several people were filling. We went in through the entrance and had 2 people jump the ropes to get in front of us and 3 more slammed through the exit gate to knock me aside to get ahead of me. Rude behavior to save 30 seconds of time. One sees it everywhere and we were taught as children and passed it on to our children but when others aren’t taught how to be civil, it devolves and others start doing the same thing. Someone shoves the wrong person who is fed up and retaliates and brawls ensue. If people can’t even respect rules to get free refills, why would they respect other rules that they would be expected to pay for?
You hit the nail on the head!
It's all being done to destroy us.
1000% WRONG.
It was the liberal left wing voting morons that brought in Cuomo no cash bail, Diblasio supporting defund the police and Adams continuing those policies especially supporting DA Bragg.
Those 4 men, have led to criminals being let out the same day. Those men have laws now downgrading felony assaults. Supporting less cops on the streets due to defund the police policies.
It's not the average joe being 'uncivil'. It's our leaders siding more with criminals than our own citizenry.
Stop voting democrat in NYC. That's help solve our issues.
100% correct.
Thankfully . . . it doesn't happen 100% of the time. 😬
What I don’t understand is the citizens keep voting worse politicians in-
Yeah it's so easy 🤷
City was doing way better under Juliani and Bloomberg when it came to handling crime and keeping it isolated. Democrats have screwed it all up, their policy’s HELP criminals…
So spot on it’s ridiculous what are they afraid of a better cleaner safer city 😷🤮‼️
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I used to believe that but I really do think ballots are stuffed.
60% of New York voted for Trump but New York mysteriously turned up 40% blue for Biden. So 40% is greater than 60%?!
How is Schumer still in office? He has the lowest constituents but always wins. New York can't possibly like shumer and aoc?! I'm sorry even she was smug shocked that she won.
It’s so sad to see NYC is going to hell! New York is my hometown, I went to school in the city, started my career here, we used to have a good and peaceful life. And now most of the New Yorkers are living in fear of everyday commute to work threatening by all these mentally unstable people and crimes… We pay one of the highest taxes in NYC and we don’t get any protection from what we should deserve for. Eric Adams does not do anything to make NYC better but even much worse! And how could Cathy Hochul say she is doing a great job ?! They are all liars!!
The Wicked Witch of New York State Holchul and the chump Mayor Adams live in Fantasyland.
I bet you voted D anyway?
Hellhole is in the eyes of the beholder. If you are a thug intent on crimes, its great with all the sorosdas around da city.
I visited NYC in 2005 and felt then that it was reasonably tourists friendly. It must have deteriorated since. How sad - it's one of my favourite cities in the world.
@@bisratezra8247 If only I had a time traveling machine and take you with me when I was a boy at the 1964 New York World's Fair. But I would arrive there with you as an adult version of myself. From a New Yorker who grew up in NYC during the Mad Men era.
From a Florida mans perspective, when I visited NYC in February, I was confused as to where all the police were? Well I found them, there looked to be about 500 cops standing around on a street close to Time Square. I was told that they were "protesting" marijuana being legalized. Like what even is that??? Is that true? New Yorkers are a hard people, but the justice system there is pretty soft from what I've been told by people who have gone through it.
They were mad cause legalization took away easy busts for them, so they could build up their quotas.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 we should just make murder legal to avoid arrest the people who commit them the most, same with weed arrests
@@brandonandujar2289 DeSantis made murder legal if you run over a "woke" liberal.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 We found the person who supports bail reform and increasing the amount of value in shop lifted items. Cops actually have more time to look for actual criminals under legal Marijuana. NYC Mayor and DA are more concerned about political opponents than criminals.
So sad. They arrest perpetrators but they refuse to PUNISH the criminals. Until they do, things will keep getting worse.
The NYPD has nearly an 11 BILLION dollar budget and they can't keep petty crime down? A lot of that money must be making it's way into someone's pockets. 11 billion dollars. That's almost 4x as much as Boston, Providence, Newark, Philly, Baltimore, and DC combined. Something stinks here.
If the DA doesn't prosecute who the police arrest, the budget doesn't play into that at all. NYC public schools has a budget that exceeds what most states complete budgets are. Yet they have one the largest lowest graduation rates and skills in the country and world. 3rd world nations have a better education system than most American city schools. Do you question that at all?
@@patchesohoulihan9826 The cops spend most of their time sitting in a car because they're too fat to walk a beat. The people they arrest spend years lost in the completely useless and monstrously abusive legal system of New York. The whole city is totally incompetent from the police to the mayor.
Neither the video nor I mentioned schooling, but I get that you needed more than one sentence and also needed to air your own personal grievance. Educational success is two pronged: in school and at home. Most of these people not graduating are impoverished or live in some kind of bad home situation.
It doesn't matter how good a school is if the student does not have a stable home and it doesn't matter how good and stable the household is if the school doesn't have enough resources. It doesn't matter how much money and textbooks and teachers you have if these kids are going home to shitty neighborhoods and shitty parents/guardians. You need both for good educational results.
4x the budget since NYC has over 8 million people, center of finance in the U.S.A, most tourists in the U.S.A. annually, etc:
- NYC has 12x the population size compared to Boston (650,000 people).
- NYC has over 42x the population of Providence, RI (190,000 people)
- NYC has over 26x the population of Newark, NJ (300,00)
- NYC has over 5x the population of Philadelphia (1.6 million)
- NYC has over 9x the population of Baltimore (850,000)
- NYC has over 12x the population of Washington, DC (650,000)
Remember we have no cash bail, so the cops grab the crooks, then they're back out committing crime again. That's why a small amount are terrorizing stores.
They told us there was no money to take care of the homeless...well there was, and it went to the illegal immigrants instead (there's your something stinks).
Remember at least $1billion was pulled from the NYPD budget for the BLM defund idiocy reform. No money went to the black community.
Remember DiBlasio's crook wife was given, GIVEN $850million dollars for mental health reform and facilities. Do you know where the money went?
NO ONE knows, it's gone. No accounting and no investigation given. There's another one of your something stinks here.
@@ShortRound42 When you have decades of people taking a little here and there, it adds up to one giant mess of embezzlement. Every budget is probably massively inflated because so many people are taking some here and there. Replace the whole city government
LOL maybe the DAs should stop letting thugs walk off. The PD makes the arrests. The DAs let them walk.
It's really sad that a city as great as New York doesn't care to protect its citizens or businesses. But you get what you vote for.
Was going to say the same thing. It's not a hard concept. You vote people in that want to have a soft enforcement on crime, this is what you get
Most of the US Reps. they vote for are really horrible. AOC comes to mind.
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Unfortunately the "law and order" party is now actively working to overthrow the US Constitution, pushing 2020 conspiracy theories, and actively embracing straight up criminality, so the options aren't really good right now.
GREAT??? ...LOL REALLY?
327 people and 66k shopliftings?
They should get locked up. NYC is too soft on crime. There's no consequences for it.
Ergo . . . New York City has gone the way of California ----> many are finding reasons, for leaving ! 💀🇺🇲
And those 327 people are still out doing their thing. No bail set
Instead of consequences for criminals they just lock everything up and make everyone else suffer
@@paulsuprono7225 California has one of the lowest thresholds for turning petty theft into a felony (steal $950 worth of goods in California, and you're a felon). Texas even has a lower rate than California, but the shoplifting still occurs. We see throughout history that punishment, no matter how severe, does not seem to deter crime. You want less crime? You need less poverty. Police and DAs respond to crime after it has happened, but they don't prevent it, even with their ever-ever-growing budgets while the rest of the departments survive off the crumbs that remain. But like Cash said, big businesses (Target, CVS) can wait this out while Mom & Pops go out of business. Big business might actually prefer the crime if it means their competition is dying off.
who's gonna vote blue again if they all in jail? LOL
I went to NYC to see Aida at the Met and I decided to just avoid the train and walk from Penn to the hotel near Lincoln Center. It was a 45 minute walk and a much better experience than taking the subway. I've taken the subway many times in NYC, but lately I just feel super uncomfortable with all of the crime and mentally unstable people wandering around.
I hire a car and driver when I visit. I get picked up and dropped off where I need and don't have to deal with public transit.
@@chiarac3833 that’s the best idea and I’m a New Yorker saying it.
The culture & politics keep growing worse & worse. NYC/Philly to the east, SF/LA to the west, with Chicago/Detroit in the middle. The people of the Windy City recently elected as their new mayor an ideological nightmare. So: "The beatings will continue until the morale improves."
Sorry to tell you but you walk was more unsafe in that zone. Midtown , Pen station 8th avenue the worst. Do not go or walk there.
45 minute walk means 45 minutes of exposure to become a victim of crime and confrontation with crazies. The lower time reduces your exposure and hopefully there is safety in numbers. I would not walk 45minutes in my own city to get to downtown as it’s not safe.
I worked for the NYC Subway system for almost 38 years ( mostly as a manager) and retired in 2017. When I had to do field investigations or respond to an emergency (especially underground) I prayed that I would arrive home safely after work. Even on the best of days, walking the tracks or structure under live traffic and electricity is tricky.
So, what was it that made your job dangerous? Was it the infrastructure, inadequate job safety, the crime?
@@CBatista1234 Working underground under live third rail with trains zooming by. Rats were our ever-present company underground. Homeless and EDP (emotionally disturbed persons) in tunnels and on platforms. Walking the structure above ground on catwalks (the wooded walkway beside the tracks) that were sometimes rotted. Going alone to areas of the city in the middle of the night to perform investigations (without a firearm or police escort). I was also a voluntary member of the WMD Emergency Response HazMat Team … but that was less scary because we were well trained and worked on groups.
Wow, I thought union rules made sure workers had safe work conditions
Your a man
You shouldn't be such a coward
Smh
@@subwayjoefrombrooklyn4471 Reason why russia will cure satanism and demonic people from america
Kudos to a person in real estate being honest about the city.
And having a family and earning a good living off of it.
Exactly
Cash, if there were ways to ask for help on the subway, we would've all heard about it. I got no notification of that. Did they implant one of those chips Claus Schwab said WEF wants to put in everyone's head to control them like the fascist dictators they want to be? The video clip of him saying that is on Russell Brand's channel & many others. You're blaming the people for what the wealthy corrupt has done. Did those guys give you a script?
Man back in like 2009-2012 i used to live in nyc for two months out of the year for work and the city was SO safe. If i remember correctly they called it the safest city at that time. I rode the subway everywhere alone even late at night and never had a single problem or felt unsafe. I'm sure things are just getting worse everywhere. With such severe inflation rates and unemployment just at the tip of the iceberg, people are getting more desperate just to do what they can to survive. Add that to the fact that mental healthcare is only available to the wealthy and mental hospitals (which used to be castle sized and all over the US) seem to have mostly disappeared, and we have a real problem with the unwell living amongst us unmedicated.
Who was the mayor at that time? That explains why nj was safer, this new mayor is trash and soft on crime
Yes , agreed
100%. I lived there from 2008-2015 and it was very very safe until about 2015.
It started to get bad in my neighborhood on the UES at that time.
@@midwestlakelifeWow I wanted to visit the 9/11 Memorial...guess I'll pass 😮
"Not quite sure how to fix?"
Punish criminals. It's not a difficult concept.
Cost of living did this tho lmao
in particular, separate criminals from the rest of society.
Thanks for your honesty. So many New Yorkers are in denial about what’s happening, especially certain politicians. The Waverly bus stop was my old neighborhood so I can attest to the sad state of that area. I happily left NYC 6 months ago for a much better and more quiet life overseas, and after reading todays NY papers boy am I glad I left! Such a shame they’ve let such an amazing city go to the crazies and criminals.
where did u move to? what other us cities would you recommend.
@@to_be_fair_doh I left the US. Moved to a Mediterranean country.
@@lindagarrido4353 How are you doing so far? What is the best part about your life now outside of the States?
@@lindagarrido4353so many Americans are moving to Asia and Eastern Europe. The early stages of western societies inevitable collapse.
@@denniszenanywhere Low crime and a police that actually do what they’re supposed to do.
The first step to fixing a problem is acknowledging that the problem exists. And when you have citizens and government that ignore the problems, the more they fester and become worse.
And I heard from the news that are bringing more migrants to NYC and they want to get more funding resources from the government to help them while there are still homeless citizens sleeping on the streets and subway 🚇 trains station smh
Soooo...nobody goes to jail, hmmmm. Surprised crime is up? REALLY?
Going to jail don’t stop crime cost of living crisis does
Think about what you just wrote...., if a person is in jail for committing a crime then how is it possible for them to commit another crime?
@@laurakroll5189 if nyc was affordable their would be no reason for crime
I grew up in NY, crime has nothing to do with the cost of living. Do some research, your misguided.
@@laurakroll5189 you growing up their doesn’t change the fact that poverty causes crime
Great video Cash. Always refreshing to hear the perspective of someone who lives the life. So sad to see the city we love so much go through so much pain.
People need to stand up and say “Enough is enough!”
If they do that, they'll be labeled racist or homophobic or any other label the woke, pc, crybaby generation can think of.
stand up to what and whom
@@bakishamilshamil4240 Arrest the 347 shoplifters and keep them in jail for a start.
@@bakishamilshamil4240 The problem is that people exercise basically no authority over the government; the government isn't afraid of the people because there just isn't any reason for it to be.
It'd have to be some coordinated effort among the citizenry - like the truckers in Canada - to force a change in policy.
But it's far easier, on an individual level, to just move out of NYC.
How, exactly? Like seriously, what do you want us to do? Voters in America have no power lol, nothing will change until some billionaire or big corporation wants it to change for their own benefit.
Remember when they called folks paranoid for saying the government was going to try and ban gas stoves?
Gas stoves have been proven to cause health issues, particularly for children. Also NY didn't ban them, just new construction from putting them in. You can still go to Home Depot and buy as many gas stoves as your heart desires.
I was in NYC a couple of years ago. I reported a shoplifter at Walgreens (she was stuffing all the cosmetics into her shirt and pants). The employee said that they could do nothing about it. The woman walked out without even a challenge.
When similar situations have happened in other states and the minimum wage employee intervened, they were shot and killed. Not worth it.
Yes, I think they were allowed to take up to a certain amount dollar-wise, without being accosted. smh
That employee is going to be eventually out of a job one day.
Unfortunately, Cash, NYC is no worse off than some other cities in other states. However, your cost of living and apartment rentals are through the roof. Basically, society soul is fractured. We have become less tolerant of each other. The media and government have become even more untrustworthy. So it's not just NYC.
Appreciate you always show us the real New York even though you're financially invested in bringing people in. It's sad to see it this bad.
i’m 21 years old from the UK it’s been my childhood dream to move to new york and i did it got a dream job and am moving in july now seeing this i’m beyond heartbroken
Don't worry. This will be a part of life experience. Just be careful and stay safe, use common sense. You'll be okay and return home with a story to tell. All the best to you.
That is great. It can be a great experience. What part of the City will you be in? Overall the City is a fun vibrant place, with lots of cultural activities. Many of them are free. It is good to see both aspects of the City but I think the positives outweigh the negatives.
i moved a few day to new york and it was the best decision i made, not every city is perfect but new york is just cool & funny and you should always see the positive in everything
They could try arresting and prosecuting the career criminals as a new idea
Novel idea!
That's racist, remember?
@@henryt9281I don't know about that
You don't understand it's not a crime it's "reparations".
Please remember that if a youngster or a grandparent is being beaten to death in front of you , nyc will put you in prison if you harm the attacker . Damn shame .
We have no right to protect ourselves or the others from being attacked. WTF is going on now?
Thanks for update on New York city, stay safe!! This is sad for the good people like you that live there and love the place.
As an ex New Yorker who has lived in San Francisco for decades now I can confirm that we are struggling with similar issues here! Many stores like CVS, Target, Walgreens (which are all decreasing in number of stores by the month here) have much of the merch now locked up. Still, so much theft that many locations continue to close. It's somewhat better way out in some suburbs, but the issues permeate many suburbs and rural areas now as well. Our public transport (MUNI and BART) here are both saying that they are on the verge of financially not being able to maintain services (even as well as they do now, which is questionable!) if they can't get major $ help from the government. Most of the residential building that happens here is "luxury" condos, and thousands more people literally live on the streets than just a few years ago. Seems like conditions are declining in many places in our country. As with NYC, just raising prices, fares, and rental costs is not the answer as already so many of us can't afford it.
Yet Target and Walmart keep bowing down to and supporting all sorts of liberal and leftist ideologies espounsed and embraced by leftist Democrat politicians.
🟣 That's what happens in places run by the same extreme political party. Try living in a place where civility is the norm and people follow laws.
Thank you for talking about this. I live in Portland and it’s heartbreaking to see a once beautiful and quirky city decline into a distopian nightmare, all while some continue to insist it’s fine 😢
yep, my dad, now deceased, visited Portland on business many years ago and came back raving about it for weeks if not months. I kept that in the back of my mind and always wanted to check it out. But now that I have the time and a little money to be able to travel, I see and hear stories like this. It's kind of killed my desire to go. It's really sad what is happening in A LOT of cities around the nation.
@@pb12661 It is :( Some ppl still have hope but I unfortunately don’t. Our elected officials are on the far left/progressive side, basically communist and their policies are destroying our city. Oregon voted for mail in ballots YEARS ago and that is when it went downhill. Oregon is really red except for Portland and Eugene, they ruin it.
I am also happy to see someone with many viewers bringing the reality. A lot of NYC people are trying to brush it off, as if it should be normal someone pushing you on the running train.
Happy 500K 🎊 Well done & deserved. I love it when you so this type of video, you are very good at it.
Depressing. NYC seems like a needless struggle just to live.
It is. All the politicians care about are tourists and billionaires.
It's a struggle to live in the US. Come visit Ohio or Tennessee to mention a couple of places I'm familiar with.
They said on the news that in few more years New York City will be in underwater because and im worried 😢and I live in NYC 😔
If you aren't wealthy then yes. The Affluent ones don't feel it.
Wait till you hear about the rest of America.
You know Cash, what I like about you is that you are very honest about what goes down in NYC. As a real estate agent, one possibly might not be truthful, but you are! That says a lot about you as a person. You're a good person! Stay safe, and God Bless😊😊😊
Happy 1/2 a million subscribers Cash 🎊 🥳!
Fare evasions went up when the MTA decided to “save money” and eliminate a lot of booth clerks. They were able to report fade evaders. Also the machines are a mess. Sometimes they cannot take change or the credit card/debit card slots are not working properly. So you have the choice of walking to another station 7 or more blocks away or evading a fare.
I don't understand my hometown of NYC. They are going to put money and man power into "policing" gas stoves sometime in the future but quality of life crimes, shoplifting etc. continue to get worse. Major stores in San Francisco and other larger cities have closed because they can't protect their employees or inventory. I hope this doesn't happen in NYC. I appreciate your objective reporting of real estate and lifestyle in NYC.
Punish criminals and crime rates will fall.
punish crooked pols., and crime will fall faster.
Yeah, cause that’s always worked before.🤦♂️
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 low iq people will commit crime again
i bet you are not vaccinated
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 yeah because it has.. but some people claim racism or some kinda bs that fits their narrative.. I clearly remember all the dope dealers with a pin on their hoodie saying don’t stop and frisk 😂. So I can sell my crack & heroine …👈🏽👈🏽👈🏽
I helped my parents escape NYC in 2020, they are in there 80s, I moved them to a ranch in New Mexico.
We have a huge apartment at gramercy park, close to 8000sf on 3 floors. But it got to the point a doorman would walk them across the street to the park because they were scared of what the city had become.
We will keep the apartment, it's been in the family sense the early 1900s and is full of things my great grandparents, grandparents and parents collected over there travels!
@@MarzanWorldwide
Thank you they like living on the ranch I think. Probably not more than NYC, but they seem happy.
They have their own house on the property and spend a lot of time watching the hands take care of things like the horses and farm animals. It's also extremely safe, most of the employees carry and live on property so they also look out for them.
rich ass fam wtf
@@bidensucks6792 That sounds lovely! Yes, it must have been difficult for them in the City. Gramercy is nice but I can see why they may have felt unsafe.
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They are pretty old also, mom is 81, dad is 83.
They didn't need to be in the city any longer.
Please rent me the apartment I can’t afford the insane rents . I’m 20 minutes from Manhattan but I want to walk out my door and just be there…..
I think these problems are happening in most large cities. Toronto is having lots of problems with their subway too. Stay safe Cash!
It might have something to do with the people that are elected to run the city that make up laws and decide who to prosecute/not prosecute. If you lock up criminals, crime goes down.
Olivia Chow will become mayor and everything will get worse.
Most large Democratic cities. Cities that respect the law don't have these levels of problems.
@@cobrakaicommander5863 please name 3
@@cobrakaicommander5863 most do tho
Congrats to 500K subscribers.
Thank you!
YES! 🙂
What an absolutely brave and honest video. We all see it but it’s important that we hear it from someone like you.
Thank you!!!
It's not just NYC. I've lived in Syracuse in CNY (upstate NY) for the past decade and it's also gone from bad to worse. Drugs is the worst problem from my perspective. Lost my 39yo daughter last Nov due to tainted drugs. Her little brother (27yo) is a raging addict and just waiting for him to go next, just a matter of time. Syracuse is like NYC's little brother. 😢
Upstate has been drowned in drugs for a long time. I’m so sorry to hear about your children. I believe it has to do with a lack of job and opportunities to move up.
Upstate has always been declining for decades. Idk why I have this feeling but I feel like in a couple decades New York state is gonna be the next West Virginia
Albany set bail reform laws designed to let criminals out without bail and the District Attorney does not prosecute criminals aggressively enough. This equals an unsafe City.
The subway guy needs to sue Alvin Bragg for racial discrimination for letting black thathavee done worse out without bond.
Good morning everyone, have a great day🌸🌺💐
It's midnight Here in Melbourne Australia
And 10:15 here in Perth Australia
@@JHH944 sorry to everyone in Australia! Good evening to you guys!
Cash, what a different subject than your 'normal' videos! I watch your channel for an escape, and I love seeing the apartments! All we can do in life is the best we can & try to live a good life.
I work in downtown San Francisco and we're right there with you guys. Nothing but crime drug use and shoplifting. No one seems to have an answer and most business's have left.
It's just going to get worse
@@jhenelle8605 absolutely
Stop voting democrat
Enforce laws and vote republican. EZPZ.
The last word in your comment zeroes in on the main culprit. "Left". As in leftists....aka Democrats. These vile politicians have no regard for the safety of hard working Americans any longer. But why should they. They get their power and support from those most dependent on the government. And the cycle repeats itself over and over and over again.
So sad that this City and so many others are going through this.
I walked from Penn Station to my birth place of Washington Square and back yesterday. Wish I had a dollar for every cop car I saw. Imagine the salaries paid out. Some walking or standing in groups - only aware of each other. Taxes here are insane already. Yet, horrifying people are voted to rule. Why? Not enough actual new yorkers who care or have seen it better. Groups like pride, blm, religious all displaying their segregated agendas. No community with new york as a big picture for all. Like it was. Like my artist parents loved it.
@@vincentgoupil180 Remember when 2 cups of coffee were not 9.50 with refill any extra 9.50. With tax, that's over 20 bucks for 2 average restaurant sized cups. And, that's one of the cheaper places
I remember when coffee was 50 cents per cup with FREE refills.
I read an article that someone rents a storage space and pays thieves to bring merchandise to them and the person renting the space sells the merchandise to bodegas and such. Crazy world we live in.
The cops do their best to crack down on those people reselling stolen goods, but there’s a bunch of them. It’s the prosecutors that keep doing catch and release that’s the problem, but that’s because they are beholden to what Albany dictates. Apparently the politicians up there don’t live where everyone else does, so they don’t see the problems their bail reform law has caused!
Finally someone who gets it
Problem is democrats. Plain and simple. You people hire clowns like pelosi and AOC and wonder why your city is trash.
There is a correlation between everything getting more expensive and petty crime increases. $3 to ride ANY public transit across the country is bonkers, especially when you have to sit in filth and next to sketchy people. Big cities need to brainstorm and implement new ideas about how public transit will work in the future because currently it’s broken everywhere.
Hey Cash!! Congratulations 🎉🎉 Half a million subscribers! I'm here for 1M. You killing it! 😊
Appreciate the support!
@@CashJordanYou're sooo welcome! Been riding with you since you started your channel! 😊❤😊
Nobody believes that the subway situation is improving when Daniel Penny is in jail instead of criminals
He's in JAIL? Haven't heard much from the media on this.
He's out on bail and he murdered someone. You should be upset about that if you actually care about crime
@@iKumala yeah because it's not true
Cash, they know who these people are.
They keep releasing them!!
Since you folks in NYC can't carry a weapon, is there anything you can have on your person to protect yourself? Pepper spray? Taser? How about some bug spray (hornet type) that sprays out 20 feet. That would be better than nothing. No consequences to crime lead to more crime, so it's a no-win situation there until people are held accountable for their crimes.
This is why all these people kept saying lock downs were harming more then helping. You can't radically disrupt society and expect it to go back to normal.
TY Cash for sharing.. Prayers for my home state. Love from AZ-US
They need to hire security at least for the metro. If they are loosing 210 million, they could make up the cost of hiring security. So sad. It's definitely not just New York, Cash that's for sure.
Won't do any good if security can't even touch or detain you and they are not armed so that means nothing they can do.
Crime is, and always has been, inextricably linked to poverty. When the economy goes down, crime goes up.
Dont bother bringing any facts or logic to these comments. We HAVE to panic about NYC crime right now!!!! You're not allowed to acknowledge that youre much more likely to be a victim of a crime in Missouri, Louisiana, New Mexico, Texas, Colorado, Kansas, etc etc etc
Cities have new problems. So much money is traded online now. Retail revenue is going directly to corporations. People work from home. Retail jobs have been reduced. The end results of things like that are also factors that we have never faced before.
Also, all this talk of the police lacking resources when Eric Adams is trying to throw more at them than they already do in the city budget while cutting social services people actually need; the NYPD currently has an $11B budget and a division dedicated to brutally going after protesters--they're not lacking in resources, they're lacking in will to ostensibly do their jobs (but of course, as the Supreme Court has ruled, police don't actually have a constitutional duty to "protect and serve" people).
Fingers should be pointed at the politicians--in both major parties--who've failed to adequately address things like homelessness, healthcare, and poverty/the financial impact the pandemic had on working-class people, out of service to their donors, instead of acting like these things are happening in a vacuum, which (much as I enjoy the apartment videos) seems to be the idea of videos like this. You tackle the root causes of crime, you reduce crime--it's amusing how that's always never considered by those we elect.
@@blltz4410 Seriously, I see we're back to the fearmongering videos.
If you repeat it often enough … it still doesn’t make it true.
Electric stoves require sometimes twice the voltage of gas stoves. I don’t see how that’s possible in some of these older buildings. I have a friend that lives in Greenpoint, BK and his rent has not gone up in more than 10 years because the building still has fuses! He can’t run an AC unit or even 2 fans at the same time but his rent is under $1,000 and he has a studio with an alcove. He uses the alcove as a bedroom with no doors. I couldn’t take live with the heat in the summer. They are also banning gas heating systems in new buildings seven stories or less in 2026. Do you know how much electric heat is?? Electric heat can cause the electricity bill to go up $400-$500 a month during the winter. I know because my family rented a home for a year and that was 30 years ago that was all electric! I can’t imagine the price now. No landlord will pay for that. It’s going to be a mess.
I’ve lived in NYC for nearly 29 years. I’ve seen a lot of ups and downs, but it’s very bad now. I don’t even like going outside anymore!
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Congratulations to 500 000 subscribers.That's quite a lot, dude.
A friend’s friend lives in NYC and I was talking to her about her experience. She says she loves it there and living anywhere else would be lame. But she also told me she has overheard two separate incidences of people planning murders outside her ground floor bedroom window. She literally lives between two funeral homes where bodies were stacked out back during covid. Family fights happen outside the funeral homes often. And next to one of the funeral homes is an unmarked night club that only ever hosts private events on random nights of the week. But yeah… NYC is a great place to live…
Cash your reports are beyond excellent and your humor is 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
My family and I left New York because of crime and paying expensive rent didn’t seem worth it when the city was full of crime and littering and drug use was becoming more common
Can I ask where you moved to? I’ve been researching for a few months now trying to find a better option on where I can move to with my family. We’ve lived in NYC our entire lives and we want to get out of here.
Hey Cash, just a correction to what you said: a single ride pass is $3. However, a round trip is $5.50 (not $6, since you save a bit to make it $2.75 each way.) If you are taking a roundtrip in under 2 hours, it's best to ride the bus one way and the train the other way so you technically get a free transfer and pay $2.75 for the entire trip.
Good to know.
Hello Cash
Appreciate your videos! Thank you for sharing about the state of New York City.
What a contrast NYC is to Japan.
Stay safe with your family!
Keep in mind, New York City has lost 5 percent of it's population since 2020, dropping from 8.8 million to 8.3 million.
Yalls Democrat votes going to bus that population back up😂
@@woodyssnake8562 I don't vote Democrat. Trust me when I say you that.
I grew up in 1970's 80's NYC. This is nothing compared to what was going on back then.
Awesome job cash see you tomorrow
Giuliani saved New York with stop and frisk. Too bad it got overturned.
Very informative and sad video . But I thank you for taking the time to be honest and tell us what's really going on. This is happening all over the world 😭🌍😭🌍😭🌍
DAMN CJ! This Video was AWESOME! I Appreciate Your Honest & Fresh Approach -with a Mini Documentary style. NOTE: Please do a Lengthier one? Cheers!
It’s interesting that only 300+ people are responsible for shoplifting. In Minnesota, where auto theft is rampant, they are finding it is commuted by a small number of young(they have caught kids as young as 13 and under). The capital city is in a county that has designated an entire unit for chasing and catching car thieves.
It's interesting I live in New Mexico and it's getting really bad here too. We have horrible crime. We have a lot of retail crime also and things like laundry soap and lotion and those kinds of things are locked up now. Like you said it's just a few people that are doing this but it's ruining it for everybody else
Sorry to hear
Listen...the democrats want bail reform...they have made it so you have to actually murder someone to get arrested and go to jail. Anything else is fair game. You can rob a store, gas station or whatever...and NOT go to jail. You get a TICKET for armed robbery. This is what the politicians want for New York. Exactly why they are somehow surprised the crime rate skyrocketed, I don't understand. What the hell did they expect to happen when you make crime easy to do?
What’s crazy is that I worked for Nordstrom in Palo Alto for six years. Our San Francisco store always did good business. But now after 30 years is leaving San Francisco altogether (both the full line retail store and Nordstrom Rack). Sign of the times.
You're right.
Wow! I used to always go to the Nordstrom in SFco. How sad. Man am I glad I left the US!
@@lindagarrido4353 Yeah, when I was living SF, going to Westfield Mall was fun. But once Nordstrom leaves, Bloomingdale’s will be the only anchor store left. They already previously closed the store in Stonestown. With this closure, Corte Madera will be the last locally.
@@lindagarrido4353 Maybe you can travel to America again.
Cash... your honesty is appreciated. I know you love the city but to be honest i myself would be afraid to raise a family in an environment like that.. NYC would be an awesome place to live if you are young and single or even married with no kids. And of course the cost of living is a big drawback too.
In Paris, lots of people jump the gates, but the police do periodic checks to make sure you have a ticket. One Saturday night my husband and I were checked twice. Not the best, but one way of dealing with the problem.
This also an issue in the Paris's metro , train and some bus line where people get in and don't pay . It a huge lost and of course unfair for those who pay. It is not only question of politician , but also a question of education and respect.
Organized shoplifting is a national issues
Shoplifting here is worst than countries in latinamerica, that's insane!
watching people avoid paying the subway and shoplifting without punishment, gives me and other people a desire to not pay either. cause why not, there is no punishment.
I see tons of cops at the station, they dont care if people walk through the door and not pay
So if everyone jumps off a bridge will you too ???
@@jhenelle8605 let’s hope so.
@@stephb3321 😮😂😂😂no
Cops will get in trouble if they stop the criminal nowadays
New Yorks problem lies with the DA’s. You could have half the cops with a DA willing to support their arrests and crime would drop drastically. Instead they are too busy handing out ballot candy to the bottom rung
NYC has basically legalized shoplifting and they are worried about people gate jumping. NYC needs to worry about businesses leaving in droves.
Indeed, just look at SF!
NYC is far too soft on criminals. Until that changes, and I don't see that happening any time soon, things there will continue to decline. I'm wondering why more people don't leave.
Thanks for the interesting update on what is currently happening in NYC. Shopping experience wise it's much the same where I live in Scotland. 'Corner shops' are going out of business, chain stores are cutting back. Local banks are now mainly history. Property prices continue to rise resulting in more people renting which is pushing up prices in the rental market. It's a vicious circle.
Congratulations on reaching 500K Subscribers!🎉. Great video! It's good to see the pros and cons of the transportation systems and shopping at various stores. Great job!
A big thank you goes out to Debozio and the defund the police crowd. Back before he went all bat shit crazy, Giuliani did alot of good for the city. Plus Bill Bratton was one of the Commissioner in NYC history.
I don't remember a time when New York ever being good.
Cash, I thought you were doing fine in Japan last year. I know people who moved to Japan and like the way of life there. You could vlog about Japan like vlogger Paolo from Tokyo, if you don't like working for companies there. He's doing well. He moved from LA to Japan to join his wife.
Love Paolo, especially his day in the life series. The Japanese are so polite and religious too.
@@bovnycccoperalover3579 I've always wanted to live in Japan, if not for the backbreaking office work they do there. I used to work in Asia and I don't like to work more than 50 hours a week. But Cash can sustain himself vlogging about Japan and other Asian countries.
Cash -- thanks for this glance at the New York City subway. I'm sorry that you live in a place like this (I left in 1980). Hopefully somehow it will improve.
Stay safe!
I love these types of videos. I like to know what's going on in New York
I prefer gas stoves over electric ones. Much easier to control, and especially if you like to use wok.
Cash keeping us entertained 5 days a week...congrats on 500k, love all your videos!
As a 40+ year resident of NYC this is tough to watch but not surprising. The subway has been a disaster for as long as I can remember. I'm currently living in Tokyo and the difference is stark. I live near a major train station that gets over 1 million passengers A DAY. It's affordable, clean, on-time, safe, quiet and surrounded by incredible underground shopping.
Naturally: Tokyo has very different demographics.
One contributing factor is the pandemic. The big box stores and smaller stores once brought a lot of foot traffic to the city streets. Daily shoppers kept the sidewalks full of people. Eyes everywhere. That created a layer of protection that isnt there now. It is a byproduct of increased online shopping.
I saw this in my city as well.
I thought NYC had dealt with their worst crime problems in the 80s and 90s and that it was more tourists friendly now. How sad - it's one of my favourite cities in the world.
Just too expensive. Cutting subway costs will help but the real problem is that the rich won’t let go of their real estate pricing b/c they are waiting for the bailout.
The MTA was reported for have several layers of administration all making six figure incomes but not clarity on the validity of all these roles. It was on the news several years ago. Been using the NYC subway for 15 years and next to never see any major upgrades except for the new toll gates. The infrastructure looks and smells the same - state of decay. So where’s all the money going 🤔