What the Hell Happened to Pennsylvania? Episode 1 - Chester, PA 

I squinted and saw nothing like what you describe.

My thoughts exactly… what a damn shame!

Until corporations decided to turn AmeriKKKa into a place for the 1%, and everyone else into a homeless person.

Right it’s a history landmark🤦🏾‍♀️

@@justash720 oh,yes Bill Halley had down town office in Chester,you may be able to see his old fading guitar on side walk.They tore down his building.Its an empty lot.Its a shame to see this once thriving city gone forever.Only words now.Cant change declines in so many past beautiful cities

Philadelphia has plenty....drug addicts laying by the buildings downtown since Soros got involved with PA politics

Tents are inside the vacant buildings

Too cold in Pennsylvania for outdoor tents

@@gailc3042 Kensington

Nah. The homeless just migrate to the big Cities. Lancaster, Philly, NYC, and BMore.

Also, people tend to not want the older houses in most of these cities, if there are better/newer ones in the burbs. You'd pay a lot for something like this in a booming city like Boston or Seattle, but not a run down town like Chester.

@@bjdon99 Seattle isn't much better. Post 90s gentrification. It's now run down with row after row of homeless encampments.

Manufacturing moved to China because Americans buy Chinese products instead of American products.

@@JohnRinNoHo I go online to buy American products. Some products are very hard to find, though.

The chi coms gave $20 million to bidens campaign that all you need to know

The urban “copper miners” can make more by unboarding the boarded up buildings and selling off the wood than by going after the copper.

@@stevebabiak6997 I assure you these buildings were looted of copper 10+ years ago. Someone I know inherited a house in North Philly in 2010 and the pipes and wiring were long gone.

@@prushimush - that was kind of what I was hinting at, no copper left for them to harvest but plenty of plywood boarding up the buildings that can be harvested profitably these days.

@@JD604B Clearly, I have to get better at producing completely unrelated, but useful comments in a thread. 😂

😂

Trust me there are plenty of potholes

At least no tents outside and poop all over the side walks. So don't agree that this the worst city in the Country

@@donnamitchell7099 Why would you sleep in a tent with dozens of vacant buildings and houses all around??

They narrowly missed the more damages and dangerous areas by a longshot. Yes, there are no tents. But there are a ton of abandon houses. And landlords usually have to redo the entire house after they are destroyed.. literally destroyed after almost every tenant

Upgrades? It’s not a wise investment to “upgrade” a place only to have it destroyed within a few years by people who couldn’t care less about your investment.

Moved from the steel belt to the steal belt?

Not as bad as this, though.

@@lisacooper3300 You need to get out more, PA has numerous ghost towns with crumbling infrastructure.

Not true, I Live not far but far enough, and I’m in one of most expensive and scenic areas of southeast PA. Township just north of mine is one of country’s most safest and nicest …buckingham …most of Pa is not like this

@@davejohn2335 not true. Most of PA IS like this. My husband is a truck driver and he's all over this state and is constantly talking about how poor and run down this state is.

Thanks jim!

And Mr Jim it' was a good place to live at one time

Amen.

JB don't forget that Sun Ship Yard closed. That was the place where more ships were built during WWII than anywhere else. The Ford Motor plant left in the 60's. Congolium closed that was a huge manufacturing company, and local shopping dried up due to the emergence of 2 shopping malls nearby.

If I was over the age of 18 around there, I'd hop a greyhound to a nicer town down south and live on the streets or a shelter there rather than a house in that dump.

Anyone can take a bus outta town

@@ryankelsey9646 oh you would 🤔

If people knew they could work seasonal jobs at national parks and other nice areas and have free or cheap housing while working…. Freaking Maine is absurdly short on workers and it’s so safe up there for most part why bother with this dump….

@@itsnick37 Tons of people do that in Alaska. Problem is that after season is over, a lot of those people get displaced.

Pennsylvania s dumpster a dump

Thank a democrat for that

Even Camden across the river used to be a nice place. Even with all the renovation and waterfront revival, still a fubar place.

Sad

The state of Pennsylvania keeps voting democrat so they deserve what they get.

@@JesusChrist2000BC sorry Chester was run by Republicans for years. Only turned democratic maybe 12yrs ago. Nice try, what else you got.

@@jimhanratty9543 12 years is a long time Jim.

No certain areas are collapsing

@@NickJohnson a good portion is, I would say over 50%

No, every where will collapse.

Black piller bed wetters sure are something else.

Good

Very true..

Chester is this way, because people who can't afford to live in Philly---move to Chester and bring their filth with them.

You ain't never lied. I lived in Kensington for two years and my church was in Chester. And I will say this Chester may be run down but you ain't never gonna see tents and human feces and people walking around with needles sticking out of their arms with blood running down while waiting for the school bus to come pick up your kid. Kensington is just unbelievable.

That place is wild im from the other side of the state i never knew it was that bad there that dope killed that town

Factoooo I'm from chester but I hang in Kensington all the time and I say chester is heaven compared to kenzo

Jackpot!!

let’s ship all of our manufacturing jobs to mexico and china, that’ll make the rust belt great

@@UserName-ts3sp All this pretty much killed the rust belt and just exasperated the crime and drugs Ect.

Have you actually walked the inner Streets of Detroit and Gary? This is classy compared to it.

@@midwest4444 True, but to be fair, parts of Detroit are slowly improving, I got a buddy who lives a couple hours away from Gary, so yeah it’s pretty bad but there are worse, but come on, you gotta admit, you can see bits of these other areas in this too....it’s all decay and it’s sad to see what was once a stable and bustling area to be so derelict decade after decade. :-(

I think they are cool looking too ❤️

I'm from Chester there is a cloud over the city,but the families know each other do to the one High School that sits closer to the East Side.... So when it comes down to it Chester Pride prevail.

The whole northeast is shot for most part…. Rich or poor just how politicians want it and only increasing poverty….

@@itsnick37 The elites advocating renewal energy turn my stomach. These politicians nonchalantly destroy an industry for an ideological reason. The politicians care nothing about the lives and communities destroyed.

@@itsnick37 typo "renewable"

@Pike Lane Natural gas brought a lot of money to the area. Unfortunately, it will never replace coal mining and steel production.

One of my best friends moved from Chester to N.C.

Yeah, a lot of cars from those bad neighborhoods are better than my car!

They're owned by all of those "entrepreneurs" on the side of the street.

people don't know how to manage money

I spotted a new Jag straight off, a couple of Hell cats too. Nothing would be cheap .

Plenty of cheap cars as well

When industry leaves so do people.

Most town and cities have row houses in PA. Old mining areas, and the row house building was imported from Europe, where most of the builders came from. Hardly any single family homes in Philadelphia.

@@iworkout6912 chesnut hill has a bunch of singles so do parts of Germantown

Everything outsourced to Asia, it began in the 70s to break the unions. This is now everywhere AmeriKKKa.

@@skyyyrose unions dont save jobs only lose them .their basically shake down artist when there was no chance that they were going to get dues and shake down they split

I used to sail for Sun. Remember traveling on the ferry in a truck with my father in the fifties. Great years.

What does welfare have to do with anything?

yupp..my grandpop worked 40 yrs. at Baldwin. Screwed by the union as usual. His boat too was kept during season at the WEBC. He would do the welding maintainance on the slips, roller pins etc. I was his helper during these projects and we'd go out on the river afterwards. The good 'ol daze.

Born and raised in Carlisle sad thing about it. It’s a dying town. They just haven’t put up the tombstone yet. My opinion

@@stanleyshughart5914 which part of pa is that?

@@ynwmelly3865 just south of Harrisburg. About 15 miles. Cumberland county

I was born and raised in Mechanicsburg and have family in Carlisle as well. It's a shame to see Carlisle look the way it does now.@@stanleyshughart5914

I live north of Harrisburg in rural Perry county. The degradation in this state is real and sad, but perhaps not as obvious as it is in the cities. I've only been here two years now, but I've been learning about what used to be here. It would have been amazing to have been here 80 years ago or so when industry was booming, and an area a mile or so from me was a stop on the trains coming from Harrisburg. People would come up in the summers to spend shade time in the cooler mountains next to a stream. Nearby, a carousel entertained the children. These days, Perry has a LOT of crumbling buildings - mostly manufacturing. The difference is that because of its rural surroundings, nature simply takes it all back in. Large manufacturing areas have, once again, become overgrowth, and eventually forest. That's not to say there isn't some industry still left up here. There's a huge warehouse near a grocery store that's (legally) growing medicinal pot. There's a Dollar General every other mile or so. Blue collar workers fire up their pickup trucks every morning to go out to some job... Somewhere. But for the most part, it's seems the PC is a place to commute to Harrisburg from. After all, it's beautiful up here, and even if the economy is as dire as H-burg's, at least you can't SEE it.

A lot of places in the very same America look worse than this

No. America will fall and that’s good thing

I’m from NJ and have looked into PA and man was I shocked how crappy that state is, very depressing towns. Only part I actually like is probably Pittsburgh area. Did used to live in Poconos area I guess that would be okay depending on where.

@@itsnick37 Pittsburgh has Carnegie Mellon and a lot of tech companies, so there are some jobs in that sector. But working class jobs have disappeared too.

@@itsnick37 ny and jersey people have ruined the poconos 😂

@@itsnick37 Lol I used the think the same of Nj while living in Pa. I guess it depends where you live and where you visit. Morristown is definitely a lot different than Patterson.

@@itsnick37 the people here are horrible too, they reflect the bad condition of this place

People didn't ruin Chester! Corrupt politicians did!

@@christopherporter9596 he doesnt have the critical thinking capacity to get to the root of the problem so dont waste your time

@@christopherporter9596 thank you 🤗

@@AwolProductionsENT if only the rest of us could be as smart and amazing as you.

@@holocaust_2.0 you ever seen the movie idiocracy? The main character ended up in the future sonehow and had average IQ and basic common sense..... yet he was the smartest human in the world of that time because everyone else became so dumb

How wouldn't they when Chester be making the charts for highest murder rate cities in the country lol Chester along with a couple other places in PA is always on the list

Anyone able-bodied and on the dole should be made to do this. Never understood why young, able-bodied people on public assistance aren’t made to give something back to the public.

@@TheGodYouWishYouKnew because we’ve gone from a society that voted for freedom and opportunity to a society that votes for the politicians offering the most handouts. It’s all downhill from here.

@@highbrass3749 Enough with the “hand out” bs. In order to receive any kind of benefits, you need to be living in squalor. As in less then $21,000 a year. It’s a system set up to keep people in constant limbo. Most if not all area jobs in the now require a degree or you need to “no someone”. If people do work, they’re limited to Walmart or other retail jobs which will then put them above the threshold of assistance, but not enough $$ to survive. I personally know someone whose employer dropped them to pt/limited hours so they would be eligible for medical assistance to have a baby. The ft job benefits would have cost them 8,000 out of pocket. That’s with paying the 45$ weekly HMO deduction. It’s moronic!! It’s easier for people to NOT work, then actually work. The problem is NOT with giving people hand outs. The problem is with multi billion dollar companies not paying employees a living wage and the same multi billion dollar companies paying NO taxes and receiving kick backs. The GOP politicians preaching this crap about hand outs? Are receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations from Corp America. The enemy is not your neighbor! It’s the politicians.

@@Missconduct044 ok so it’s “know” not “no someone”. I agree with you about old school GOP politicians, I never said I was a Republican. The Republican Party has recently seen a shift from the globalist corporate types to Populist types like Trump. This is a good thing. I used to be a liberal before democrats turned into Marxist. What we need to do is get our jobs back, don’t trust Obama when he says it’s impossible. It’s not. We also need to invest more of our tax dollars here in the US and not overseas. That’s just a start. Too much to type so I’ll just leave it there. Your hero’s are fake and you’re information is filtered, fix that.

@@highbrass3749 Ok just so you understand, nobody cares which “no” is being used. The majority of people understand that autocorrect is usually the issue. That is except for the douche-y people who feel like they need to point out minor details no one cares about. The only party that is incessant about “hand outs” is the gop. I don’t care who you affiliate with. Obama? Lol! Ok? Who mentioned Obama? Statistical data has shown throughout the last few decades that manufacturing jobs are being replaced by automation. Cry about the “overseas” talking points all you want, it doesn’t make it true. If you think the trust the fund elitist like Trump, Cruz and Paul have your best interest in mind, then you’re absolutely delusional. Trump filled his cabinet with the worst scum of Corp America. Gave the largest tax cuts in the history of this country to the top 1% and deregulated specific industries that donated large sums to his campaign and sold it as a “win” to his melon head supporters. Populist? They’re spineless followers trying to grasp onto whatever will keep them in power. Take out Corp Donations/Super packs and maybe politicians will start caring about the people. The hourly rate has not increased in regards to inflation since the 60’s. That would be a nice start in trying to repair this country, but nothing will ever change when people praise their politicians like a religion instead of listening to their neighbors. They benefit keeping the population fighting and scared. Enjoy your kool- aide

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Grew up next to chester. It was once a bustling city on its own. Once some big companies moved out it was over. Been on the decline for decades. They are trying to build up the waterfront area by adding a casino and soccer stadium but right behind is rows of abandoned houses

Some nice brick buildings and stately architecture-its a shame. Same as where I am currently living, Rochester NY☹️

Pa. my home state to, Looks a lot like parts of Harrisburg, Another city run by Dems for decades.

Truth!

You're saying Steven Reed was bad for the city or prior administrations? I remember what Harrisburg was like before Mayor for life Reed took over and tried to turn the city around.@@markwestfall2934

@@randysheetz690 I remember also, Harrisburg run by Dems always tax and over spend money we don't have and run it into the ground. The state had to bail them out, again.

😂 She told you right!! Even though I was a young adventurer myself, I wouldn’t advise it.

Oddly, I find Yeadon to be scarier than Chester. Perhaps that wasn't the case in 1981, but I wasn't alive then.

@@praxedes2 No, back then, it wasn't really part of Philly. Close, but it was a middle class neighborhood back then. Another fun fact, there are more dead people in Yeadon than living. :D

@@Chordonblue That's interesting!!

I'm from Chester but my mom moved us out to Norwood in the late 80. We would still visit.... I used to walk to Chester from Norwood at night if I was late getting home after 5-530 pm.... So that long walk was ok until getting into Sun Village, which is right after Eddystone. That's when I would speed up.... Love and miss Chester not too much the bull

@Sniper Logic especially in Ma.

@@zillsburyy1 Don't be talkin 'bout your Ma!

Thank you

God Bless You!

Hi Kim

BINGO!!!

Also, satellite dishes.

I thought it was just me who noticed that.

Coke dealers

@@jamesbuttery3862 lol a lot time people who have jobs in Chester who drive work outside of their city or town either in philly or other parts of the southern county

It's THAT mentality that keeps us all down. Yes, I saw Cadillacs, Lincolns, etc. But I DID see some old cars. Why IS the population still large? Less rent, cheaper mortgage payments. So cars are all they HAVE. Too many Republicans IN Pennsylvania/ppl voting AGAINST themselves. NOT saying Democrats are lilies. But we need to prosper from the bottom up. NOT THE TOP DOWN. Taxes too high? Well I've witnessed counties GIVING businesses a tax breaks for their business & as soon as contract is up, they close down & MOVE! Jst sayn.

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Right on!🤜🤛

Now you can pick up drugs and prostitutes there

I would stare too if someone was pointing a camera at me

@@Pete0621 facts 💯

They are probably thinking geez that white boy has a nice looking camera on top of his car.

Especially if little kids start staring at you that's pretty bad

@@mikeseier4449 that is a interesting point

Which is turning right into Philly just like Chester did now it's trainer Marcushook,and lindwood

​@@baileyfarmer5006 i would disagree. Chichester is way more peaceful than philly. When I first moved to the area I couldn't believe how quiet it was. Seems like everyone goes to bed at the same time. And leaves for work at the same time as well. 😂 traffic on chichester ave is a nightmare. In philly on the other hand, gunshots every other night.

I did notice a few troublemaking kids stealing from family dollar ( they seem to linger over there). But the township has an 8pm curfew to counter that. In philly teens are murdering each other and robbing stores.

Lol! I guess you moved out right after you were born.

Totally.

@Nicky Nicks what is considered ‘real music’?

That’s where ur wrong no work is put into Chester unless the governor wants to do something about it

@Nicky Nicks Chester is mostly blacks maybe some white but we all down here have our own different kind of music

Love it! Before I saw your post I was thinking exactly the same thing. People need to gather together and help each other doing what you suggested. President John F Kennedy said," Ask not what can your country do for you, but what can I do for my country." It's up to all of us to help each other. I've observed how people prosper. Families help each other,work hard and Love GOD and honor Him.

I looked into what his plans were and I actually agree with his jobs planning.

It's a LARGE sucking sound. I'm an exsteelworker, how I remember. Even VOTED for Ross bc he spoke the truth (like Bernie does). We have Pennsylvanians voting against themselves. U have ppl not wanting to raise minimum wages. We will NEVER get back to a 'normal' as long as ppl fight against the struggling. When u bring up ppl's class, we ALL benefit & moves us ALL up. Another words bottom up, NOT TOP DOWN. Jst sayn

I was just in Youngstown and West Virginia I know.

Not yet....

i grew up in the 50's and 60's about a block off of Holy Ghost Parish. A lot can be said but best to let it ride. Had a few friends that attended Rez like you that went to St. James. I on the other hand attended St. Hedwig's but went to Chester High.

Genuinely wishing they had the means to get as far away from there as humanly possible.

This the reason we needed Trump's vision to bring back manufacturing. Focus on the US for a while to improve quality of life.

You are damn right!!

@@anonymousinnaptown7424 As if Indiana don't have run down cities, have ya heard of Gary?

Bye 👋

@@elijahsplaytime2540 won't miss people like you 👋

All the cities in pa are like this a dump!!!

That would be the definition of ghetto

I disagree on the narration thing. Best to examine without being distracted by the narrator. That way you can form your own conclusions.

Why?

Nah no for useless banter, plus i think he may be shocked looking at this stuff, i always am

I would not drive in the bad areas.Afraid I would break down.

I love you Lisa!😂😍😍

PREACH!!

Pray harder!

How long ago was that

Not that long. 1980 was the beginning of the end for manufacturing, labor unions, and the middle class.

Wilmington is a good place for toursts. Visited from uk in 2018

@@simonmacarthur6808 stop smoking stop selling crack please

@@asajayunknown6290 when Reagan became president or did Jimmy Carter finish things off

Not necessarily. They’ll give us a loan for a car before a house. Just pointing it out.

The city itself owns most of the dilapidated and run down buildings and won't do anything to improve them, while the citizens actually go to work in Philadelphia several miles away. This explains why people have enough to buy nice cars but have neighborhoods that look this way. This is the case for a lot of run down areas since it's usually not the residents of the area but the city's government itself.

Hi!😍

@@patc1309 hi!

@@katiealexandria5737 You are BEAUTIFUL!!!🤗🥰

Exactly.

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My grandfather was from chester. It had Irish,Italian,polish, ect sections. People used to go to this city on sundays for a day out. And yes in the 50-60s by the 70's it was a dump

chester older than Philly...calm down and do your research. Chester the first city..so the row housing blue print was here first then adopted in Philly. William Penn original home In Upland PA. y'all people from Philly really are oblivious to Pennsylvania history.

Any where outside of Philly city limits is an independent city you don’t know what ur talking about

Nah, that would be New Jersey, but I don't consider this to be bad for PA. Shenandoah, Shamokin, Frackville, Mount Carmel, Gilberton, Sunbury

Yeah bidens home town. That's why it's a dump

@@kelvintorrence5994 Here comes the politics. You lost. Get over it. Y'all cry more than the libs.

@Michael P Pittsburgh is underrated tbh. A lot of the surrounding areas such as Clairton and Aliquippa are rough, but Pittsburgh is definitely a city on the come up. Unlike most of my area, they've rebounded after the decline of fossil fuels and are starting to branch out into other job industries.

From the earlly 1900's, many Poles came to Chester and settled in the West End and to a lesser degree in the East End. The Polish population was huge and was centered arount St. Hedwig's RC Church. It was a good place to live at that time but changed to the down- side around the 70's.

It's easier to survive in coastal states. In PA, they would die eventually when winter comes.

That's true. Most of our homeless in the North East find a place to escape the elements. Abandoned/condemned/vacant buildings. Squatting is pretty common

Chester is community.... you gotta be beyond fucked up to be sleeping on a st where somebody is going to know you. Homeless people in my city usually just go be Homeless in Philly, sounds funny but its a lot more opportunity as a Homeless person there... people in chester don't care if you need a dollar because you lost your bus fare, panhandleres get ignored

You don’t really see old cars anywhere any more, not like the old days, even the older cars look newer. Plus buy here pay here will sell to anyone.

I never feel threatened but occasionally feel exposed

it’s probably being financed at a 20%+ APR from a buy here pay here

They spend all their money on vehicles instead of housing. Many of the vehicles are usually reported stolen usually 😂

@@xoxoxoxoxo7997 who are they?

I always wondered that. Going to the food pantry, so many clients rolling up in Mercedes and Escalades, while my car barely started or ran. Always thought they made poor life decisions, buying an expensive car but no money for food.

illegal activity often funds them, that and new credit cards with very high interest rates, , loans that are too high to ever pay back,

He uses child labor

lol its a selfie stick

@@NickJohnson I need a better camera and mount--start a side hustle with RU-vid videos of bad drivers in St Louis 🤣

You should consider a DJI Pocket 2 with the wireless adapter. This way you can control all panning and recording from inside the car and you’ll appear less obvious than holding a selfie stick. I can hear people noticing your camera throughout the video.

@@johndelorean2284 Wow, that's expensive. I have a $10 dashcam-windshield mount, lol. Cheap, but its stiff and jerky when trying to pan.

They don't care.

We all have been a part of decay. I worked in a place that had 3 thousand people work, and so many of them were sleeping around. It's moral decay.

I totally understand . elections have consequences.

@@donnafrflorida56 so sad.

You want to buy phones and clothes cheap, thats what you get. America didnt send the jobs away, people did when they decided that buying new iphone every 6 months is more important than 10000 people from that factory having a job.

@@krzychch8937 It started way before that. I was in my teens and I saw it go down. Nixon and Kissinger wanted a trade deal in the 70's, and they pushed hard to get it. At first they wanted nothing to do with the western world and capitalism, however they agreed because they saw they could make money and build up their country, then slowly over the years jobs left the USA. Unions were affected. Business shut down. The big Corporations still made money because they still sold the items they sent overseas for the same price as they did before. Want to know what country got rich because of this??? Go to any local Walmart in the USA and look at the bottom of items sold in that store... Look at the sticker...That is where all the money in America is going. America has been feeding the giant that will one day destroy it.

Went to college in WC, beautiful place

West Chester is in Chester County. Chester is in Delaware County. West Chester is homely in most places. A college town. Chester is none of that. 2 completely different places.

If you stop pointing out the problems they'll just grow on their own. Like Cancer

If your low income you get your hands on some assets you have to dump them buying a fancy car does that it does not pay to save money when your on benefits

I saw only a few "nice cars". Not a lot of flossing going on here just genuine 3rd world poverty.

@@JesusChrist2000BC 3rd World poverty? You're joking right? My neighbors here in Colombia would kill to live in these places.

@@rickyhall6687 Depends on which part of Colombia you are in. What city are you in? Because the places I've been to look better than this LMAO.

Sad

You are seeing what can happen anywhere US of A. Most of cities and towns that Nick , Briggs, CharlieBo and a few of the other RU-vidrs go to. You can see the greatness that was and could come back if we stopped relying on lying politics..

My bad bro. I'm from southwest phila. 19143........Chester fucked and dumb wild. And coming from swp we know dumb wild when we see it. My bad yo. Hey atleast they ain't spin thru the Gardens. Lolololol

@@Connect200 You going to Philly and calling Chester a dump, shows your low IQ!

@@LS-pv4dh killa hill HGS

PA is finished!!! The only people that's delusional is the people who stayed. The Government is a third world Mafia organization.

Ok Bill! ❤️

I knew the Shahadi family well when we all lived in the same neighborhood and attended the same school and parish.

I don't think they are though John

I know this is an old comment, Marlene, but a point of correction. This video was filmed in Chester, Pennsylvania, which is in Delaware County. It's one county east of where you and your significant other lived.

No more meet me under the clock at Kaufmann's... I kinda miss the grittier Pittsburgh of decades past, and even Pittsburghese is pretty much a dead language.

Lmfaoo, Ikrr