The Tenderloin - San Francisco's WORST Neighborhood 

I did the same ! I was shocked at the homelessness .... I went in 2015... it was bad then, seems alot worse now

2013 was basically no fent, youd be safer then than now.

I just walked through there yesterday I was shown love. If you mind your business and treat people with respect you'll be fine but I wouldn't recommend staying in the area too long.

In the end who makes the money? Pharmaceutical

Uhhh don't care. If you want to jump off a cliff I do not care. Goodbye. Just don't think I'm going to reach out and have you pull me down with you.

@@provident8732 Pharmaceuticals don't make money off of the street drugs. But they have already made their profits with insane drug prices and getting people hooked on this shit. This problem is in every country, all except North Korea.

The Tenderloin in also the theatre district in SF. It’s never been hidden.

It's not easy to get hooked on drugs. Don't smoke it. That simple. This coming from someone raised IN the crack epidemic

Amen my friend I have been saying the same thing people just need to be alert instead of always looking down into their phones I got through there and it's not that bad

@@timboyd4170 Every time I go to San Francisco I see most people staring at their phones. For the past 9 years I lived deep in the 'hood in East Oakland. I'm not that tough, but I walked around those neighborhoods at all hours of the day and night, and nobody ever hurt me or robbed me in that area, even though there's a lot of crime there.

it was worse then

and my dad's friend got killed in Golden Gate park after dark in the late 70's when they were at USF, some places you just have a higher chance of getting robbed or worse.

Word.

did you go outside of the downtown area or just the touristy crap?

This is what happens when the American people start voting for liberal democrats.

Alcohol is a drug

@@garyl8356 Of course, I was referring to stronger drugs.

I’m glad you got out of there, that area is a complete disaster

@@369Alien Thank you, it's truly a chaos. And the years go by and nobody does anything. Right in the city center.

You're aware that white suburban mothers are the largest consumers of opioid drugs, athletes are stoners and drinkers while models love cocaine. None of them are homeless 🙄 that's not the problem.

Opposite to Nanci pelosi's office are 100s of drug addicts they don't care. Drugs are done in open right opposite to government offices, cops hands are tied by stupid laws bent to sympathize criminals.

You are so correct except the Democrat Mayors, City Counselors and DA have gone Woke and are the problem. They are following the Marxist Saul Polanski book called Rules For Radicals to the t.

Yes, we did that in Sacramento

@@timboyd4170 How's that been going in Sacramento, besides the positive public photo-op effect?

😂😂😂 I love your idea for an utopian society where politicians CARE

absolutely. But some of these pin headed far left and ACLU people still wont believe it, although maybe some are changing their tune

and yet you'll probably still vote for the same bastards doing this to you. Won't you.

I feel that, I tell everyone considering moving here to live on a hill. You will cut out 90% of the bullshit if you’re situated in the right geographic spot.

I told you I'd get you and your little dog too 🐕

​@@qwertyuiopasdfgh9328or you could vote different 🤷

You get what you vote for. Keep it up.

I disagree

Agreed, skid row in LA looks worse too

Yes I agree but when I went back home to Seattle for a visit, it was pretty bad there too. You can’t go downtown anymore because drug attic‘s well a cost you and demand money to get in your face and scream at you and there’s mentally ill people that are talking to the air. I don’t know what it’s gonna add up to you but you can’t tell me that this isn’t deliberate. First much money that goes into supporting nonprofits, you got a wonder what the heck they’re doing I read in a comment about Pennsylvania drug issues that nonprofits are actually giving out drug kits and drugs and it’s called I think reduce harm. So they keep the drug addict alive, but they are not helping him recover.

Outside of the tenderloin, tenderloin adjacent Soma, and parts of the mission the city fine. Its funny everyone talks about how work from home is killing the downtown businesses, which is true, but as a result all the neighborhood businesses are thriving since people are home during working hours

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They should have bought a house for 150 grand away from there

@@jnolette1030 Well, I hope the Asian immigrants soon bought a lovely home property - somewhere nice. I never did hear of any follow-up to this story, but I never forgot it.

Lol, interestingly, nothing has changed. The Tenderloin is about as messed up as it always was. The rest of the city is about as nice as it always was. The only exception is the completely incredible gentrification of some neighborhoods. Many of the neighborhoods that were almost as bad as the Tenderloin are now completely posh hangouts for the rich and famous. Despite the right wing media frenzy about SF supposedly being "a war zone", SF is a looooooot safer now than it was in the 80s and 90s. I see people walking around and hanging out at night in places where this was unthinkable in your times in the City. I find it hilarious that this whole media circus is feeding off of videos shot in a four block radius in the Tenderloin. It's almost like they don't even want to try a little harder to convince anyone that they're not lying.

​@TohaBgood2 omg... i was about to post the same thing. Not much has really changed in the 26 years I've lived here. It's just bipartisan grandstanding to influence voters 😮

@@SteveinSanFrancisco I don't even yest know if we should tell people that this is all fake. On one hand, I would appreciate housing prices decreasing a little. On the other hand, I don't want any of the tourist shops and restaurants to go bankrupt. Ah, decisions decisions 😁😁😁

tax payers are the enemy to politicians there.

Lol.... what kind of drugs are you taking 😂

In San Francisco, the Bay Area of Central California, in the United States.

Thats the United States? Why does it look like really poor and dirty if US is so rich?@@PatEstes21

That is not loving, inclusive, or equitable to those in that predicament 🙄🥱

Maybe help them? The rest of the population in san fransisco is getting 1m dollar salary, rent are absurd. Inequalities like this contributed to homelessness, but now rich people do not care, it easy to just blame it on drugs.

Even if so , do you think that alone will also fix the homelessness problem? These people are not all on the street because of drugs, some became addicted because they are homeless in the first place.

This is insane at this point though. If our government is complicit with one or more cartels that are letting so much fentanyl and other dangerous synthetics flow into the country in large amounts there basically like why cares if we kill all the drug users.

No yiu could not

BS. The DA and city council are the problem.

What sort of mafia. Usually mafia follows ethnic groups

Solves a fee problems instantly!😮

A few!!! Stupid phone strikes again

He needs to be purged

That is absolute bullshit. I live here. It wasn't Chesa's fault and it sure as hell isn't Newsom's fault.

Nothing

exactly! Throwing money at problems never works. Better to stop the criminals and keep drugs out. @@shelleyharrop1419

No yiu defunded the cops

Won't work. Why do these people fall into homelessness and drugs? High cost of living and high taxes added on with the stupid democrat way of handling COVID 19 for as long as they did. High taxes and mandated shutdowns caused businesses to close down and people lose their jobs. Then they lose their homes and then they lose hope with all the high costs of living and turn to drugs. Then they get desperate and resort to theft and find it easier to survive by stealing things because the soft on crime policies which then drives away more businesses and more opportunities. This then creates more homelessness and the growing number of homeless people then drives away tourism and more businesses with their rampant crimes, open drug use and defecation on sidewalks which drives away more businesses creating a land barren of opportunities. And the cycle then repeats itself until nothing is left. Want to fix the homeless problem? Look to the politicians that run this city with their stupid policies. People have been warned about all of this and yet they vote blue no matter who. Republican ran cities have their issues as well but it's nowhere near any of all the major democratic cities in America. I travel around America because my job requires that I do at times, and of all the states I've been to, it's usually the most democratic ones that have been completely gutted. If you don't believe me, then you have to see it for yourself. Travel to Texas or Florida and do a comparison. Find out who runs the cities you visit and see for yourself.

..crime...

Just so you know, Mayor Breed grew up in the projects in SF.

@Qrayon and that doesn't mean she'll just have to run the city like the project she grew up in, does she?

@@ChulBaekHyun No. Of course not, but lest you think she was born with a silver spoon in her mouth, she was not.

@Qrayon I didn't think of it that way. Although, knowing now that she wasn't born with a silver spoon in her mouth, wouldn't you think she would have done something to alleviate the issue? As it appears to me, she's more out there defending the woke policies that brought the city down to its knees. It's utter useless, and SF continues to go down the gutter.

She's been there. She is incompetent, and grossly so. Has no idea how to govern, people like her are not qualified to be a dog catcher. But hey, the tech people are cool, as are the robber baron landlords, so what' all the fuss about? That mayor should be required to LIVE in the 'loin. Then, just watch how fast things would change.

That was it? You can do a better joke than that

@@rasheedlewis1 enough to get you triggered

@@luiziferbehel3750 no one is triggered. The streets are covered in shit. The joke just wasn’t clever

@@rasheedlewis1 who cares, do you really think im worried about “likes” from strangers from a 3 week old comment? Please go live your life

@@luiziferbehel3750 Yes you care because you’re replying, duh

Lol, complete nonsense. SF is mostly gorgeous but extremely expensive and posh. If you're going to talk about it then you should at least visit to see for yourself.

@@TohaBgood2 Why would anyone with even just a drop of common sense want to waste their hard earned dollars visiting that shithole of a city.

Nah, its really just the tenderloin and tenderloin-adjacent areas