Dayton is like any other city, there are beautiful parts of Dayton, pristine suburbs like Kettering, Beaver Creek and Trottwood, old Dayton and also rough hoods. You could live in Dayton for 40 years and never encounter any crime. It’s a shame that people think touring poor areas is entertaining.
Anybody from Dayton knows that trotwood is definitely not a nice area it's gotten a lot better but it was the hood hood Centerville is like the best area around Dayton
I live in Kettering & not only have I see wig’s,full purses & book bags on the side of the street items people arnt just going to drop I’ve been chased walking home from work even after I said I had a gun I’ve only lived here for 4 years
What a load of crap. They just drove through the poorest areas. Driving through and acting like you're afraid someone's going to attack you is ludicrous. I live near Dayton now and I've lived in the poor areas of Dayton and I was never robbed, assaulted, or felt threatened. Dayton is a great place to live.
Same I live in Dayton and I'm on Main Street right now. This is considered the crossroads of America where 75 and 70 meet. That might explain some drug activity. We are known for the Wright brothers, aviation, and funk music. 🛩️✈️🎺🎹🎸🎶🎵
Also Dayton has electric buses in some areas. One of the first cities to have them. Dayton used to be noted as one of Americas cleanest cities for many years. Most of it is still very clean.
My mom didn't drive and back in the 60s we use to go downtown to shop on those buses. We loved it. We would go to Rikes Department store. Would go to a diner for lunch. I grewup in Fairborn. My dad was military at WPAFB. My sister lives in Vandalia across from the Airport.
I grew up in Dayton Ohio and I've always hated it here. The city is rundown and the crime and drug culture here is a mess. I will say they are doing a great job revamping Downtown Dayton. It's actually looking a lot better with the mega library, gentrified apartment buildings, and small businesses.
I moved from Brooklyn, NYC to Dayton 2 1/2 years ago to be with my fiance. I have lived in Westwood off of 3rd ave for over 2 years, and i have to say ya'll must be used to driving around in the burbs because "the hood" in Dayton is one of the chillest places i have ever lived. We dont even lock our doors at night. I have lived in Brooklyn NY, New Haven and Hartford CT, southeast San Diego CA, and Dayton's "Ghettos" are nicer than 90% of the suburbs in those cities. Drive through Hartford, CT and tell me Dayton is scary 😂🤣😂🤣
Go to Drexel, Santa Clara or off Xenia Ave / Wyoming Street / Linden Ave / East Third Street (East Dayton)or near areas if you wanna see some real rough areas
Dayton Tire and Rubber, previously located off River View manufactured the Dayton Tires for years before they either moved away or stop manufacturing tires;
Dayton is Known for Wright Patterson Air Force Base. It’s a pretty big Air Base with lots of Employees. My kids grew up in a Suburb of Dayton and had a great Education.
Yes!! My father worked there and retired from Wright Pat as they use to call it. I love it there and me and my brother plan to visit this summer. I can't wait.
@@goblue4676 no it’s not. Wright Patt is between Riverside and Fairborn but part of Dayton City limits borders WP. It’s not actually within Dayton City limits but it has a Dayton address
I was born in Dayton at Miami Valley Hospital. You want hood. Start filming on Salem Ave, Make a right on Harvard Street. go to Richmond. make a left. make another left and drive up Ferndale. go to Manhattan street. then go to Kenwood street. Go to Delaware street or even fountain street. Go to Main Street. Go to forest street and make right on grand ave. go past Grandview Hospital. might as well make a stop at Rally's on the corner of Salem and grand and get the big buford combo with a drink. Go down Riverview Street make a right on Broadway. turn left on superior. make a right on catalpa. go to grand ave. or even Lexington. make a right. YOUR IN THE HOOD. GO to Gettysburg, YOUR IN THE HOOD. LOL.
I love how this video starts out at my old house right across the street from the Mexican grocery store on Troy St. It's not a Hispanic neighborhood, though. It was originally settled by Germans and is now a diverse neighborhood with a pretty big Turkish and German population and people of all races and nationalities. Dayton is known for its high crime rate, but its mostly confined to certain neighborhoods. There are a lot of nice old historical neighborhoods on every side of town. About 80% of the metro population lives in the suburbs and the suburbs are mostly pretty nice, especially the south suburbs. The suburbs are also where you'll find most of the restaurants and night life.
Yep.. I shop that LA Michoacana pretty regularly.. i lived on Air st. 3 decades ago. Use to do my laundry at a laundry mat across from the Mexican store.. it's long gone now.
Yeah..., dude ignorant asf & disrespectful to think just because someone left a patron package or bottle around someone who is on public assistance bought it!??? & wtf he mean his tax dollars? If that were the case his bish-@ss don't pay taxes there anyhow..., he need to worry bout his elected public officials fu#king up the taxpayer's $ more than anyone!!!
I watched this video and it was cool until you got to the part where you were driving between Desoto Bass and Washington Arms housing projects & you started talking sh?t because you saw an empty Patron Box and you started saying that those people couldn’t drink it because they live in the project’s, and that they were drinking on your dime and you can’t put your signature on that. That was dead wrong who are you to say what someone can drink because of where they live? I live on the other side of town but I used to live in that area so I’m speaking up for those that still live over there. Just like you spoke about people that get EBT it’s not cool & you need to watch what you say.
I was born in Dayton in 1953... grew up in Kettering and then spent age 6 to 18 yrs old in Beavercreek. Left to go in the Navy, traveled the world and never went back to settle... I have very fond memories of growing up there. Your video, rekindled memories and fondness for my youth. Thank you SO MUCH!! Like I said, I have not been back there in any meaningful way since 1978 when I left for the West coast. Seeing the downtown, traveling the main streets I was able to recognize a lot of landmarks from my youth. Really appreciate you!
Mannnnnn When I Think Of Dayton OH, I Only Think About The Powerful 70's/80's Soul & Funk Groups That Came Up Out Of There Like: The Ohio Players, Slave, Lakeside, Zapp & Roger, Dayton, Faze-O, Sun....Etc, Damn Watching This Truly Brings A Tear To My Eye....No Doubt About It!!!! #TheFunkCapitolOfTheWorld
I’m from the west side of Dayton it ain’t as dangerous as people who not from here say it is, but all the abandoned houses and buildings are in the view.The north side of Dayton is where mainly all the poor white people live
The most dangerous part of going into the west side used to be the cops if your white. They would pull you over real quick. But its not really like that anymore
Dayton "The Gem City" has a lot to offer if you look past it's rundown shell. It's known for the Wright Brothers and a long history of important inventors and music artists, the 5 rivers, a great selection of parks and one of the longest bike trail networks in the country. It has many great local breweries and restaurants. Wright Patt Air Force Base and National Air Force Museum. One of the most affordable cost of living in the U.S. Dayton has many great programs, food banks, churches, etc..that help people in need. That may contribute to a smaller and better off homeless population. To others comparing to Columbus, there is far less of a homeless problem in Dayton and less crime for sure. The people are edgy but mind there own business which is why property crime is not bad. Violent crime is bad in some areas because people pay for their crimes with their lives, it's a bit like the wild west. Most of the recent break ins I can remember ended up with the homeowner shooting the intruder. If you spend time here you will find that many of the edgy hard looking folks are very nice, with a mixture of crazies that for the most part still mind their own business. Thanks for taking the time to show different areas in Dayton, you are welcome back.
You pretty much nailed it. I grew up on w. Hudson right off N. Main. Been all over the country and for some deranged reasons I always end up back here. Technically I live in Riverside now but work right off Troy st.
I usually depends on how you live your life, good job or not and so on. I fell into the wrong crowd before I left around 05, but yeah..if you know what to look for and keep your nose clean Dayton can be a great place. I'll probably never move back, but might visit family one of these days back home. I was born and raised in Dayton for 52 or so years.. I forget exactly when I left. I definitely cleaned up my act since then.
Your in some of the better parts of Dayton. You need to go to west Dayton east Dayton Dixie drive Gettysburg ave , Salem ave. I would say for you to do your home work and get a map of Dayton and you will be able to find your way around better. I was born in Dayton and have lived in the area all of my life.
Exactly.. you not showing Dayton the real Gem city. I loved my hometown until the corrupt city officials dropped the ball. Then I had to leave. Much love much respect to my DTown family.
I was raised in Dayton, Ohio. U said it was notorious for being dangerous? Not so!! It was very safe when I lived there. My family still lives there and has bern there for years!!! Their safe and remain safe so I don't know where you got you information from. I did enjoy seeing my home town. Going to visit this summer. I do believe we will survive. Lol
What part did you live in that was so safe, because I will be there all my life, on Gettysburg and Cornell, and on blueberry when the project was there, and it wouldn't s*** safe about it oh, I went to Allen School, Lowe's school, I went to Kaiser, and I went to Paterson
I grew up in Dayton ohio. I've been gone now for 26 years and I cannot believe some of the neighborhoods I don't get back that often. But it was a wonderful place to grow up and to go to school I graduated from Dunbar high School and had a wonderful time
I left Beavercreek to go in the Navy in 1974... came back in 1978... stayed for a year and moved out west... Seattle has been my home for many years. I went to Beavercreek high school. I remember competing in Track & Field against Dunbar and Roosevelt! They were always bad ass!!!!
@@randyclere2330I attended Baker High school in Fairborn, Ohio. I was born at WPAFB in 1956. We played Beavercreek in sports. Baker High school isn't a high school anymore. We moved to Southern Ohio when I was 15. Then at 25 my husband and I moved to SW Florida, Ft Myers Naples area. We moved back to Southern Ohio in 2006. Still here. My sister lives in Vandalia. She was born in 1954.
@@mizzvxn you crazy asf. I really been on all sides of Dayton & none are safe. Please so some research on Dayton crime statistics. You’d see that all parts of Dayton are violent. From the West to the North to the East, even the southern suburbs aren’t safe frfr. The only really “Safe” part of Dayton city limits is the North Eastern area near Riverside / Huber.
I was raised off of north main st’ off of Helena st. Also’ forest ave. Five oaks area. It was so nice back in he late 60,s early 70,s. Used to go to five oaks pool & swim ‘ do arts & crafts’ tethaball. It was an upper middle class area. Used to walk to Dayton art institute all day the time.
You just can’t be driving through my city making up lies or repeating lies you’ve heard. Dayton is most certainly NOT as dangerous that you’re making it out to be. Get your facts straight buddy!
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS you are correct Dayton is a very dangerous place to live. I've been here my whole life and always lived in the hood still to this day. I think once you've lived here all your life, especially in the hood you become numb to your surroundings.
Dayton is one of those towns that had a statistical pop up crime year, it's not that bad. It's economy is definitely hurting though. Hoods in Cleveland, Cincinnati and Columbus are still worse.
For sure Cleveland but Columbus? Nah. Cincinnati maybe. But Dayton crime rate is way higher than Columbus crime rate. Dayton crime rate is on the edge with Cincinnati crime rate, meaning it’s around the same and Dayton probably has half the population of Cincinnati. Cincy population is around 300k & Dayton has around 130-140k
This video is very misleading and most of it not true. Dayton is a nice place to live actually. It has some rough areas but overall its coo. and it has no latin neighborhood. Looks like you were in east Dayton. I was born and raised in Gary, Indiana, 20 miles east of Chicago. I lived in Dayton for over 20 years. Downtown in the St Clair lofts..in Dayton View...and a few more places. I've been all around America and Dayton isnt in the top 25 dangerous cities no matter what the FBI says. Those stats are based off per capita and Dayton has a smaller population than cities like Columbus or Cincinnatti. Both cities are more dangerous than Dayton. Places like Chicago, Detroit, Gary, Indianapolis, are way worse than Dayton. Trust me. In Dayton, everyone knows everyone.
At the beginning of the video south 202 is Troy St. On the right was a deli, across on the left in the brown building was a place called Bert Rosencrants, the best place for a meal. The best home made turtle soup ever, family recipe and the only thing not for takeout, 3 days to make it.
Come check out Flint, Michigan! I was surprised you missed it on your last trip to the Midwest/Michigan. Just be careful wherever ya roam to. Keep the videos coming! I saw that video on West Virginia… growing up, our neighborhood had quite a few hillbillies from W.V. And really all over the south as well. W.V. Has some really good folks, especially the old timers. It’s just sad that good & authentic people are hard to come by these days no matter where you’re at.
I've been to Flint exactly one time in my life. Went to the Machine Shop for a concert and absolutely loved it so I have a fond memories of Flint. That said, I've seen the Flint Town docuseries twice so I know it's a shit hole too.
@@elbob17 yeah it’s weird because there’s a good feeling about flint but it’s also just really bad. I know it used to be a great place once upon a time and you can still sense it when you’re around here but then quickly reminded that it’s bad lol.
I live across the Ohio River from West Virginia. We go shopping sometimes in Huntington. It's a beautiful state. My husband worked in Huntington until he just retired.❤
my dad used to take me to work with him as a boy (1963-65) to East Dayton Tool and Die, where he was a shoe supervisor... I remember it was a huge hub for manufacturing there. Fond memories
Like your videos. You missed some of the worst areas in the east n west side and the Oregon District downtown tho. Should do a follow up video in the summer.
You was in Mexican town aka Old North Dayton. I’m glad you ventured to other parts of Dayton instead of the Westside. People who outside looking in think the Westside is the only part of Dayton that has violence and crime. If they only knew 😂👌 all parts of Dayton has violent areas not only the Westside. Rs
Cant be mad at katie tho, she just doesn’t have a HOOD RADAR like I do, we let her guide the ride we gonna end up in a starbucks drivethru in the suburbs 😅🤷
Yea because the hood is all you show of the cities then you give your money to Starbucks… how is only showing one part of the city helping people decide on travel and moving
Go anywhere from East Third (East Dayton) to West Third (West Dayton) , Main Street, Salem Ave or Harrison township (all North Dayton) them the real hoods of Dayton. The further you get from Downtown Dayton the worst it gets unless you around or in the surrounding suburbs
For everyone saying Dayton is nice. I did a video on the deadliest cities and Dayton os #5 FULL VIDEO LINK HERE ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fbnQ-SdyJGY.html
I'm new to your channel, do you ever take your subscribers into stores and other places to get the flavor of those that live in these areas. I like to hear their accents, and see some people?
In the beginning of this video it starts out on Troy St. Heading south. Troy st. Does have some Mexican but is mostly white old German , polish and a lot of Immigrants from Azerbaijan, Armenia, Serbia and Turkey. Most here call them Russian but that will piss em off if you do it to their face lol... these immigrate are actually cleaning up the neighborhood one house at a time . That neighborhood is considered old North Dayton. Too bad you weren't in the neighborhood during business hours because you drove past The Best Deli within 100 miles @4:42 on the right, Charlie's Deli.
I'm in Piqua and frequent the taco truck (to his left, unseen, at the beginning of the video) and La Michoacana market, yet I've always wondered about that deli. I'll have to check it out now, based on your mention.
Off Gettysburg, you rode past Greenwich Village. It’s always robberies there. You drove many areas where things only start to occur during night time. But during the day not much goes on.
I grew up southeast of Dayton. Born and raised here! Great city but crime has gotten ridiculous. Too many people out there killing! I carry every time I leave the house.
Born and raised in Dayton west side Residence Park area Dayton used to be a nice place to live until GM left and a lot of other companies which is when the city started to die.., do your research before commenting on my city
The worst part is the West Side, go up North Gettysburg, and ride it all the way up to Salem Avenue, or to Cornell Street, or to blueberries Drive, which is right before Wayne's or Wheat Funeral Home, it's owned by Wayne wheat
Something that may make the video more interesting, is to read some facts about the place you’re visiting. Regarding Dayton, there’s a few world headquarters (Mead, Reynolds’s & Reynolds’s, NCR to name a few) and some interesting events, places to go (like the Air Force Museum). I thought of a similar idea, where I’d visit rust belt towns, and talk to older folks who experienced the de-industrialization of the US, how it affected the standard of living. I grew up in a suburb of Dayton, and it’s really a varied town. The ‘west side’ of Dayton, is the bad part. It’s on the western side of I-75. As you head south, into the suburbs, it gets more and more affluent. We used to go to the west side drive thru liquor stores in high school to get booze. Good times!
Agreed. I feel like he only explored central dayton at least for the amount that I watched. The better areas are nowhere near the downtown area. And the area he’s in and on down main is still suffering from the 2019 tornado aftermath years later. The city unfortunately is terrible in my opinion seeing how the main area of the city is ran down (downtown) but really everyone has migrated and forced our “downtown life” to move to suburban areas with malls close by. Central dayton is trash 😕 miamisburg, Huber, & Fairborn are more lively
In the 70s my neighbor worked at NCR. We moved from that area in 72. Haven't seen any of the people I grewup with in the 60s and early 70s. But lots of fun memories.😊
Heading into the Bass was just the beginning. Check out Mt. Crest, Arlington Courts, etc. Dayton went to crap from when I moved there in '77. Btw, kudos to Jose. That's my name, too.
Fun Fact: @33:40 Dayton Wire Wheels Built.....@47:47 Once home of Otis Stokes (Singer) The band Lakeside..@58:25 Roger Troutman (Zapp) Studio 2 miles down.(Also) You find Hands down some of the nicest cars,trucks,suv's tricked out there that can match any big city. By the way Dayton Wheels not an interest there anymore they doing Forgiato, Rucci Shizz.
I know that area. I lived in Dayton for 28 years. You are in North Dayton. Not a very good area. But some people are Hard working great People. Dayton used to be General Motors National Cash Register. When they closed a lot of people had a hard time
Every single city has a rough area. You would go there. Don't know what city you are from, but I'm sure it has run downs.There are beautiful sides of every city that keep many there. Many don't leave Dayton. They love their neighborhood. This side of town that you have posted they call trailer park. Every city should show the beautiful side as well.West side just happen to be another troubled side as every city has a side of roughness. This rough side is trailer park. I feel this was your neighborhood as a child and there is nothing wrong with you going down your childhood memory in your old neighborhood. It definitely brings you back your memories. Seems you were happy back then.
You’re driving through “Old North Dayton” not that bad of a area but not great …I’ve lived in Dayton my whole life , still do . “Very dangerous & bad” is laughable. Also This area you drove through is more Hispanic/ Turkish .
Never underestimate an area. No area is exactly “safe” . Some areas just have more crimes than usual and some have less than usual but it’s crime everywhere in some way, form or fashion. OND isnt too bad like other parts of Dayton, but it’s bad and has crime
I grew up in Troy OH, I live in Huber Heights a suburb of Dayton and I work in Dayton. The history of Dayton and then seeing it in person make you hate it here.
Lived near Dayton and have been working in Dayton for years. Totally unaware of any significant crime issues. In these videos I would like to see the street names and the region of the city where you are on a map. Dayton is huge, it was difficult to judge the exact location and really gain context. That context would have made things a lot more informative and interesting.
I'm from Boston and I have family in Dayton and this video is about the "STUPIDEST" thing I've ever seen!!! They only talk about the crime & the Spanish area over and over again!!!
They were digging up the street downtown six years ago, and I spotted a horseshoe nail in the trench! That thing has been down there a long time! I jumped down 2 or 3 feet and grabbed it. I was walking into downtown 13 miles a day from a men's shelter on the west side, because I could feast on the best free food on the way. Coffee, cherry pie, milk turkey and dressing, ... 365 including Xmas day.
The start of you video on Troy Street is not a Hispanic neighborhood. It does have a Mexican store and a few taco trucks. There are a lot of Turkish families. Any nice home you see, is owned by Turkish. You want to see the worst part of Dayton head to the East Dayton and the West Side. You will be approached to buy drugs, by prostitutes, and junkies. Downtown Dayton is up and coming. Most of it has upscale loft apartments.
This dude has absolutely no clue what he is talking about. I’ve lived in Dayton/ The hood my entire life and have yet to meet a single street level gang member. The first area he was in O.N.D is majority a Turkish neighborhood now they do have ONE Hispanic grocery store. This shit is entertaining to watch these people be so judgmental. Keep your windows up and doors locked 😂 oh and don’t stop at red lights! 🤣🤣
Born, raised, residing in a suburb of dayton… There is NO WAY you are from here. It is not a bad city.. there are many things to do. You said you enjoyed Columbus (it is far more sketchy). Please don’t speak on things you don’t know. Smh
The first few minutes of this video are in North Dayton, a wedged-shaped area between 2 rivers (Mad/Great Miami) and location of the old McCook Field. It's a mixed area, part poor/lower middle class, part industrial area. Whatever source this guy got his info from regarding Dayton's supposed "dangerousness" vs. other areas of other cities, I've yet to see it in my years here. Guy got some bad info. Most dangerous places I've been were in North Philly just north of U. Penn campus, and Compton, California. North Philly looked like Beirut after the war in the 70s. Scared the crap out of me driving a rental car through there.
Ummmm just my 3cents.....BUT.... I think its fair to not do a lot of research on a place before you drive around it .... But then i don't think you should state things about a place that you just "heard about" like its info that is correct and factual. Because that is just a disservice to the location and to yourself!!!!
Jose, one of the most beautiful small towns in Illinois, Galena is pretty affordable. And Alton, IL as well. Also, Greenbay, WI. Fort Wayne, IN would be interesting
Grew up in Dayton, had family that also grew up there from the 20s-now. I can assure you, Dayton is a trashy town. Don't let anybody tell you different. If you're skirting the edge of downtown, anywhere, you're in the hood. To be fair, the city has been making an effort to drive out those that make it so, so it's been getting cleaner. And while I'm not sure where you're getting your statistics from, Dayton is far from being the most violent city in the country. Don't get me wrong, it's pretty crime ridden, but it's pretty quiet most of the time. It's no Detroit and it's no Chicago. But if it's dilapidated, hood-like areas you're looking for, Riverside, Northridge, Salem Ave., Hill Crest, anywhere on 48 north. To differentiate the areas, West Side, all the places I just listed, is where the dangerous crime is, and East Side, basically the area around Smithville and 3rd St. is where the druggies and prostitutes are. If you ever hear someone from Dayton talking about East Side dirty butts, that's what they're talking about. North Dayton is Miller Lane, Vandalia, if you hit 70, that's basically where it ends, an argument can be made for Clayton, Trotwood, Englewood (also known as Engleweed). South Dayton is Moraine, West Carrollton, Kettering, Oakwood (this is where the big/old money is), Centerville, Miamisburg, Springboro. Northeast Dayton is Beavercreek, Fairborne, and WPAFB/Museum. Ask locals about food though. Lots a great places to eat and to go, even in the iffy parts.
I'm not even 30 seconds in and I had to comment. I'm from LA. First of all. We have ONE OF THE the highest POVERTY rate of any city in OHIO. Top 10 in the country I do believe. Not even anywhere close to having the highest crime rate even if "depending on how you look at it". Unless you straight turned whatever charts you're getting upside down. There's no gangs in Dayton. Therefore Chicago, LA, New Haven, Baltimore, Akron, New York City, all have petty crime rates that tower over our violent crime rates. The fact that you have so many subscribers is terrifying. You literally just spout out whatever YOU'RE hood scared opinions are while you drive around talking about places you don't even fact check. I've never been afraid to walk around at night, ride the bus, or lock my car or house. I live in what you say is one of the "scariest areas in America". I'm going to skip watching the rest of this, give you the benefit of the doubt, and choose to believe this is satire and meant to be as funny as it already has been. Trash.
I was born and raised in Dayton and lived there until around 2005 or there abouts. I left my old ways behind and never looked back. Now I'm too old to be involved in the ugly stuff from back in those days. Life is good for me these days with **GASP!** money in the bank. See what happens with good, clean living away from Dayton? Now I enjoy about 3 months of winter and really hot summers in South Carolina. Adios Dayton. Live long and prosper.
So far, nice looking cars, don't see any trash 02:40, don't hear dogs barking, don't even see people~ the run-down houses might be the elderly on a fixed income can't afford 20 dollars an hour labor when they put away their money they were making only 1.25 an hour, I'm thinking since I'm in the same situation. Did see a few places in need of repair at the end, but, not as bad as I expected. My son has moved to Ohio he talks like it's 'mob-run- I told him the mob had ethics compared to our government today. Dad was a construction bum I was born in Youngstown OH, 80 years ago. Once upon a time, it was a beautiful city, my son says not so much now, so sad.
I haven't lived there since 1997, holy sht, it went to the toilet. And I was thinking bout moving back lmao. This place of Cambridge, Ohio is about a quarter bad, wich is more tolerable than there....My alltime favorite place was the Oregon District. I lived on 5th street smack in town back then. Was so alot nicer. Rip...
The Westside isn’t the only violent area in Dayton. You must not be from Dayton. The East Side & the north have Violent areas too . It Varys from area to area. Some areas on the Westside is safer than others. Y’all suburban folks need to stop judging Dayton on what you see on the news and stuff, and actually come to inner Dayton for y’all self. Y’all would see the crime and violence is *everywhere* in Dayton not only in the Westside areas. I feel safer in West Dayton then I do in East Dayton 👌👌 or north Dayton
41:00 No everyone is not on legal shit. The opioid epidemic ripped through this city. Half the drug addicts who used to be in the neighborhoods your driving through died.
You definitely took the long way to the hoods, West third st, East Second, Dixie hwy , Gettysburg, Germantown rd. West third is the worst if your not from there.
