Exploring NY - Exploring White Plains, New York 

One of the best places to live in NY is White Plains NY. Its a small city with a town like vibe. The area you were in around 7 min in the video-is full of bars and clubs thruout the street. Its gorgeous in the summer-that street is usually packed. One of my friends from Harlem was amazed at how clear it is to see the stars at night-out here in White Plains. Its the type of area to raise a family-crime rate low and people are friendly

I grew up here. I miss my hometown so much. I recently moved to Delaware. I was working on Main Street near Mamaroneck Avenue. Really miss White Plains 😢❤

It’s better in the summer time It’s a vibe

have a job interview next week here... I'm from the NYC boroughs. hope I get it so I can escape majority of this crazy city.

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love ritz Carlton the tallest buliding that you were talking about my grandma lives there on highest floor!

YAY! My hometown! It is the best!

White plains is a very nice city🔥

Hey Manny, thks for doing this. I grew up in Scarsdale / White Plains & I loved White Plains..Great restaurants & great shopping !

I grew up there , thank you I now live in Florida . I was getting home sick

My Home Always Be... White Plains New York 💓

I love it! I live in white plains as well, and let me tell you in the summer, the views are even better plus there’s more people. During the winter it look kinda depressing, but trust me it’s a different atmosphere in the summer♥️

Nice video. There are other cities in the area you should visit if you haven't, whether they're nice or not. There are Yonkers, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, and Peekskill. North of Westchester feels more like the countryside, including the cities. Visit Newburgh, Beacon and Poughkeepsie, we have Puerto Ricans and Dominicans up here.

I lived there for many years. Looks so much quieter now. Cool tour 👍

Cool! White Plains! I've been there once, I have a cousin that lives up there. Great walk sir!

Wooooo white plains represent!

It's better if you go up there during the summer ..

the area with the gazebo reminds me of parts of san jose ca., nice area, thanks for the tour

It look like North White Plains

Was born in White Plains , my family lived in 159 S Lexington Ave 8th floor..

I grew up in WP in the 80s and 90s. It's built up a lot since. Thank you for a glimpse of the homeland. Love to all. Big ups Highlands Crew!

They destroyed my hometown ..but My memories I will always cherish . It was like living in heaven.

I grew up in Valhalla, NY, and was born in White Plains Hospital!

Hey I remember you. You when to the Philippines 🇵🇭 a while back. How u been?

Yeah whiteplains is dope my Grammy lives out there owning a apartment out there is a goal of mines as well she did alot of real-estate in GA but she moved up here to NY and stayed I think that apt is one of her last few R.E investments last time I went to see it it looked better cause she did refurbishment in it

I live in white plains

galleria loved it

Grew up in Rye, Portchester and White Plains. I miss home so bad. I lived right across the street from Tibbets Park on N. Broadway ( 16) Now I'm in Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania . I miss my home.

Shout out to Elmsford New York

Hmm, kind of mid-size tidy nice city with a small town vibe....I would like to see tables with umbrellas on front of the restaurants like in Stamford, CT and the Coconut Grove area of Miami. 😊

This is a gopro? Looks so good

Zuckerberg birthplace😊

Please do a New Rochelle tour!

Been to white plains . I love it!

Enjoy the tour video. Thanks

I live there

Catching up on videos from the weekend. Awesome video!

Great MTA train service fr NYC w/ express service to WP & short walk to the shopping mall..

I Live there

Exploring moving to NY to be closer to my parents. I am in healthcare management and wondering how are jobs in this area. Nice walking tour!

hey hey, manny

Thanks for this! Potentially moving out to NY and looking for nice areas just outside of NYC to go, this really helps!

Coolio, this could be a smaller version of Seattle, Washington and even Atlanta, Georgia.

You should explore New Rochelle New York it’s another city Westchester County it’s also the fastest growing city in the County

im grew up in wp ny then lived in the city then moved to colorado!

thanks for sharing amigo

I be breakdancing on da nyc strip

My home Town

Most "cities" in this country are dead.

And you are right, a mini Manhattan.

Go walk through Mount Vernon ..

Nice

Yea

serca de mi caza

i want to visit this place host

Amazing video you made!! I’ve been there but I do have to admit Manhattan is very impressive like the buses the bikes everything

Great video Manny. I visited White Plains for the first time back on 12/15/2018. Like you, I took the express out of Grand Central and found my way around very nicely. I visited the Galleria Mall and took pictures of the center court and all the holiday decorations. I also have never forgotten seeing a beautiful girl on the platform of the Metro North station as I was leaving town. We both got on the 2:59pm express back to GCT. She was blonde with a blue parka and every time I come back, I always think of her. The other thing I love about the city( besides the blonde) is all the different transit options available. The Hudson Link bus goes into Rockland county and the CT Transit 971 runs to Stamford.

Once upon a time, there was a grand old apartment building called The Carraway, located in the quaint town of West Harrison. It was home to many happy residents, who loved the spacious apartments, the lush gardens, and the friendly community. But there was one thing that the residents of The Carraway dreaded more than anything else: the monthly dog fee. You see, many of the residents of The Carraway were dog owners, and the building management had implemented a monthly fee for pet owners. The fee was steep, and many of the residents found it difficult to afford. But the residents of The Carraway were nothing if not resourceful. They knew that there was a loophole in the building's pet policy: support animals were exempt from the monthly fee. And so, the residents of The Carraway set out to turn their beloved pets into support animals. The first thing they did was to create their own "official" paperwork, complete with fancy letterhead and official-looking stamps. They declared that their dogs were "emotional support animals," and that they were necessary for their mental well-being. The residents of The Carraway were nothing if not creative. They came up with all sorts of reasons why their dogs were "essential" for their emotional well-being. One resident declared that her dog was a "certified cuddler," and that the dog's presence was necessary for her to feel safe and secure. Another resident declared that his dog was a "certified stress reliever," and that the dog's presence was necessary for him to be able to function in his daily life. The building management was dubious at first, but the residents of The Carraway were so convincing that they soon relented. They allowed the residents to keep their dogs without paying the monthly fee. But the residents of The Carraway's victory was short-lived. You see, the building management soon discovered that the "official" paperwork was fake. The residents of The Carraway were caught red-handed and were forced to pay the monthly fee after all. But the residents of The Carraway didn't let this setback get them down. They knew that where there's a will, there's a way. And so, they came up with a new plan. This time, they decided to turn their dogs into "certified therapy animals." They printed out new "official" paperwork, complete with fancy letterhead and official-looking stamps, and declared that their dogs were "certified therapy animals," and that they were necessary for their physical well-being. The building management was skeptical at first, but the residents of The Carraway were so convincing that they soon relented. They allowed the residents to keep their dogs without paying the monthly fee. And so, the residents of The Carraway lived happily ever after, with their beloved pets by their side and without having to pay the monthly fee. Moral of the story: When life gives you lemons, make fake paperwork and turn your lemons into "emotional support animals" or "certified therapy animals" and avoid paying the monthly fee.

Nice empty city with wide streets. Felt like the star wars 1 party scene ... Remember that scene alien party scene... Yeah that's it.. and way fewer people. Forest hills, and Queens hahaha not even close ....now that's lot of BS.... Please walk any area between metropolitan avenue and Queens Blvd of forest hills. Only place in NYC that has mutli million dollar Tudors and very large trees... That's forest hills... Maybe you meant rego park or lefrak city . Hahaha. It's like saying white plains is like Scarsdale hahaha there is reason Scarsdale has one of the highest real estate taxes in NYS !!!!!! East NY has better night life! Go do a video of Nyack across the new Tapanzee bridge ... Hahaha nutty video... Take any day (except for a big snow storm) of the year and you will see more fun people in Cold Spring,NY and much better crowd then in much closer White plains hahaha...