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I grew up near there and although it’s safer than it was before, it’s still generally not a safe area to live. Lots of car thefts and crime. There’s only so much gang injunctions, which you mentioned, can do.
@@Gravitas37 Thank you sir watching and the comments. I am amazed of the changes over the past two years. Always will be crime but have you gone there lately to see all the beautiful Craftsman homes that are being restored? Love all the new crafty coffee shops and fresh food too….
That is a hilarious coincidence/synchronicity when you mention the movie the Music Box that two movers are behind you moving what looks like the silhouette of the piano, (even though this was a shelf), that Laurel and Hardy was hauling up the stairs, pretty funny!
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This makes me miss LA. I moved out there very very close to Loyola where you started the video when I was 18 and I’m 47 now. My daughter is going to be 18 in two years and I plan to move back out west as soon as she graduates and moves and does her thing, can’t wait to get back. Thanks for the memories.
@@LIVINGINLOSANGELESCA thank you so much!! I appreciate it and might need to take you up on that lol!!! I’ll be following your channel and let you know if I need some questions answered:)!!! Keep up the good work!
And the LA SUBWAY is designed by the "LA Car-Accident Attorneys Assn" and the contractors are "CA Oil Refineries Assn." - expected to be open by 2099. I can't wait since getting to LAX could take you 2 1/2hr - 3 hr for 16 miles ride coming from the Valley. In many areas in LA you have to literally walk over the 'homeless encampments' to get anywhere. Rents are higher than in Monte Carlo. Traffic is like in Manhattan - the RUSH-HOUR lasts from 5am-10pm.. Parking is almost impossible to find. On the bright side, if you are very rich you can buy a Malibu villa with ocean view and have your staff running all your errands. You can fly out in your own jet from near by Santa Monica Airport - life can be beautiful. So play the lottery - you never know!?!
I love hearing about a city from a non-native transplant. The valley ain't north of the 405; the 405 runs N-S. It is north of the Santa Monica mountains. And the valley absolutely does experience June gloom
Have never seen the gloom in the Valley ….good to know. Was there all last week and no gloom until I drove south on the 405 and hit Sunset Blvd…I guess I should have said The Valley is north on the 405 from the Westside. I do mess up at times. 😵
One should consider moving to LA if you love paying some of the highest taxes in the nation, like having an hour and a half commute to work daily, and don't have a problem with shit on the sidewalks and mentally insane people roaming around. Don't forget the bonuses like going out to your car to discover that your catalytic converter was ripped off. Graffiti everywhere, lawlessness. And if you love drama, go to the gas station for a top off..bonus points for going after 9:00 pm.
Chicago is a beautiful city! ....I have a lot of friends there....Hopefully one day your job will move you back here..Thank you for watching us....:):)
Thank you for watching. Unfortunately I did not live here then so I have nothing to compare it to, but I know it is a city with a lot to offer...I have been fortunate to live in other cities and have found wonderful people to include in my circle of friends who have become family...What is your favorite thing about Los Angeles?Please share so if we have not done it, we will check it out....🤩
Anyone reading these comments while watching this video, please, know that anywhere is what you make it. I left California for Florida, and five years later I decided to move back. California has more opportunities and money in it than most states combined. The problems you will find in California can be found in any other state. We are just a lot bigger, so it seems more exaggerated. Don’t believe the hype and certain media/people with a political bent. You decide and make your life. If it’s California great! If it’s not also great! Don’t listen to a bunch of people who need someone else to blame their problems on.
Thank you very much for your kinds words...Yes one must find the good wherever they live in order to survive or pick another place to live. I have lived in several cities and have found so many great things CA offers. They outweigh the negative for me. Most of my friends are actually from LA and still live here they because they love it..and those that are not from here, like myself chose to move it .As you state, anywhere you go you will find issues....When you find the positive in life and the negative becomes small...What are your top three things about CA you love? 🙌🌞🕶
@drew1913 -I agree with your sentiment but your facts could not be more wrong. Good for you if you love LA. I liked it very much for the good things it has but that was the early 1990's. LA is very different now because of mostly negative things. The city I live in now has over 5 million people and is geographically about half the size of Greater Los Angeles. There are no slums here, yes really. There are no encampments of tens of thousands of homeless. There might be a gun crime a couple of times a year and most of them - nobody dies. There is no water shortage or brownouts. We don't have many dozens of other dystopian nightmare problems that LA has in abundance. We do have other problems but I tried real hard to think of things that are worse here and I can only think of one. Our local state and federal governments are like overbearing nanny's intruding unnecessarily, far more than most developed places. Just a week ago the state government appointed a minister for mens behaviour - I find that very disturbing. LA has many good things that we do not have. Much better beaches and freer lifestyles. More opportunity for wealth creation. etc. Weather is not one of them. Not sure why anyone would want to have the same weather nearly every day. We have four seasons here but no snow. One thing is true for everywhere, we can all act to make our communities better and we are all richer for that effort.
@@warpeace8891 Thank you for viewing and your comments. Yes, we all can act to make our communities better wherever we live...Curious, what facts are you stating are incorrect? There really are over 900 coffee shops in LA. LOL
Thank you! LA is great and has a bit of room since so many people did move during/after the Pandemic..,What is your favorite thing about living here? 💯
The weather is the ONLY reason to move here. Calif. politics suck , crime, living costs, ie. rent, gas, insurance, utilities, etc, are the highest in the nation. Traffic sucks everyday. There are a lot more reasons NOT to move here.
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Thank you for watching. In this video please tell me specifically 😊what you would like to have seen that was talked about and not seen….it helps me to know what to film better for everyone…
@@LIVINGINLOSANGELESCA I agree, it should have cut away more often and shown the strip you were at, the people walking, just an overview. It should cut to you only as an anchor every now and then as you mostly narrate over the visuals.
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Yes one has to figure out what is most important to them when choosing where to live. What things stand out to you which you remember being so great? 😀
@@LIVINGINLOSANGELESCA I cannot pick just one thing... the ocean, body surfing, sunshine, Mar Vista Park ("the park pool!"), the Olympic Drive-In, our "mini-Truesdale" house with its white kitchen and pretty back yard, riding my bike around the neighborhood, Primo's Donuts, Wan-Q's Chinese, Junior's Deli, Picwood Bowl! SUNSHINE! <3
Yes the Ballona creek Bike Path runs all through Culver City to the beach. Also, last year the city put bike lanes in everywhere. Has caused some traffic backs up but they want more people to use their bikes and be safe while riding….are you thinking of moving there? I ride the bike path down to the beach all the time and back and it’s an excellent ride.
I was called to federal Jury duty in DTLA Just this past week. I live 200 miles north but Hey if called it is my civic duty. I luckily was excused the first day and went straight north back home. I'm sorry but the pee smell, graphite, homeless crazy people , I could not wait to leave DTLA I guess if you are young in your early 20's and want to experience "city life" it might be ok but no thank you. My mortgage where I live is $800.00 a month and that is for a 3 bedroom house. I also do not have to watch my back every second in my town like I did in DTLA I guess it just boils down to age, wants and needs, but no thank you on DTLA!
Wow that is a long way for Jury Duty...yes DTLA is tough but they have done a lot of work in the past 15 years and turning it into condos/apartments...It has become a place for the younger crowd and those working in the financial district and who do not drive cars. Working to clean it up more and promoting it...still aways to go...good luck with the jury duty and kudos to you for coming that far....Also, thank you for watching our channel and commenting...We really appreciate it. People need to hear about the good and the not so good...:)
@@LIVINGINLOSANGELESCA I will say that the few people I interacted with during my stay were very helpful, still I did not feel safe at all in DTLA. I hope things can change as if people want to move to DTLA they deserve a nice environment. Hey I was called to Federal Jury Duty in DTLA, not sure why, but it is my civic duty to serve so I did, thankfully I was excused the first day. I did not mean to disrespect anyone or those wanting/living in DTLA as I did encounter many nice people there willing to help me with finding locations. I guess it joust boils down to wants and needs for where you want/need to live, for me DTLA is a no go.
@@briman113 You did not disrespect anyone...We love having people respond with all comments...it is good for us and our followers to hear as everyone has different feelings about everything. We for one are appreciative in you watching and your opinions...
@@LIVINGINLOSANGELESCA In my area 200 miles north we have had trouble with MS-13 so it is not just an "LA" thing, I just want to be honest for current and future followers/readers. I guess maybe my visit was a "culture shock?" I did encounter nice people willing to help but also encountered some very sketchy people and places. I still keep an open outlook as there is good and bad in every place, I hope DTLA get's better as I'm not opposed to making friends there.
No, you might be thinking of El Segundo which is the city on the south side of the airport while PDR is on the north side of the airport. Sometimes there are smells from the ocean that are not the most pleasant, but that comes with any city that’s located on/beside any beach. 🌊🏖️
