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Back in the day, this was millionaires.

Now it's billionaires.

I just want to get a pulse on the city.

How's security these days?

So I have a deep history with San Francisco.

What's going on, sir?

All these four lees.

Wow.

Democracy is cooked.

That's your San Francisco shot.

You had, like, the best of all the cultures in one spot, bro.

It was amazing.

Totally different world down here.

Don't you know DUI?

Everybody thinks that San Francisco is a bunch of sissies, but back in the day, we were all the kids of World War II veterans and blue -collar workers.

Fentanyl is no joke, completely different.

This is a place where really no tourists are coming.

There's like wave after wave of people coming from the outside with an idealistic vision.

Hold the breath if you don't want to smell meth.

This here is a blessing for many, many people.

good morning guys here in beautiful san francisco is it peter

is it yeah how you doing how are you i watch

your youtube videos okay we're starting a video right now i'm

sorry i'll get on your way okay no no appreciate it

how are you liking san francisco amazing amazing yeah awesome never been here before

so beautiful place all right guys

so today is a video about beautiful san francisco a place

that's been in the media non -stop for the last few years.

So today's video is about getting into as many sides of the city as we can in one day.

I could be a crater that just shows the blight in the tenderloin

or just show the beauty of Presidio Park or the wealthy neighborhood

but there are many stories coexisting here at the same time and there's an overall feel.

Is the city doing better?

Is it doing worse?

Where is it at?

So let's get down there, talk to the locals, get some interesting perspectives, and get a better understanding of what San Francisco is currently like.

Let's do this.

Here we are, Pacific Heights, one of the nicer neighborhoods in the city.

These houses are

phenomenal check these out i looked on zillow you see numbers like 15 million 20 million

this is the big money here all the way down to the bay so you'll see the streets are very clean

everything's trimmed manicured taken care of

so i have a deep history with san francisco first started coming here

when I was 18 years old lived here the last stint was back in 2020

and that was a very rough period in the city winter of 2020 2021 a lot of crime peak COVID

and so my wife

and I left the city a lot had to do with just quality of life issues smash and grabs, break -ins, street takeovers that,

you know, take over an intersection, do burnouts.

Not up here in this neighborhood, but in some areas where we lived, there'd be someone on fentanyl,

there'd be a tent, there'd be an RV parked leaking sewage out into the street and just a bad overall environment.

So from my understanding, that has been the absolute low point in modern history.

Now we're four years later.

Now these neighborhoods always stay pretty good.

To this area here, you have no problems.

You have no problems up here?

You don't have problems here.

They take care of these people.

Most of the times when the city we're working, we come in, we get down, go to the other side of the bridge, but we never had any issues with you.

I've been coming to the city for the last 30 years.

30 years yeah coming back and forth

and uh i love to see it it's a blessing that's

great kiss me i put on a table based on from

the table yeah yeah a lot of work you guys have

plenty of work here yes yeah this year is a blessing for many many people

such a san francisco shot here we have the driverless car

coming to you in just a matter of time i mean

you can just walk for hours in these neighborhoods taking in

the beauty we're seven by seven miles here seven by seven miles

but the topography is all over the place you live in

this neighborhood you go down to the water there you can bike along the bay go to the golden gate

which is over that way presidio park you can live quite a beautiful life up in these areas.

You've got your hands full?

I'm good.

Can I ask you one question?

Sure, sure.

Okay.

How is the city right now versus two years ago, would you say?

It's coming back.

It's the world that we're in, you know?

That's what I believe, you know?

If you sue the cops, who wants to be a cop?

If you want to treat the cops more like criminals, then who wants that job?

The city has 500 less police officers, so it's just like dog water.

If you make it harder to do it, who wants to do it?

I mean, it's all good, all good, but the city is different.

These have all been clients for 30 years.

Oh, OK.

Yeah, but, you know, it turns over and all different.

I've never seen this many dogs that well behaved around each other.

They're regulated.

You only have eight dogs in the car.

So then if you have this many on the sidewalk, where are you going to take them?

Anyway, have a good day.

Take care.

You too.

Yeah, he was saying back in the day, this was millionaires.

Now it's billionaires.

And it's hard to keep employees now just because of the costs.

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Like you have to pay so much to be able to keep them in the city

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that he can't make any money with employees.

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So he's just doing it himself now.

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this is great guys there is a lot more life down

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here a couple years ago it was not looking at all like this as far as people walking out

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and about people going to work

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and this is really good to see okay first impression guys

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so keep that in mind just what i'm feeling

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and what i'm seeing this is fantastic i used to park

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my motorcycle here all the time i mean there are less cars down here it's not as busy

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but this is a big improvement i gotta say how you

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doing sir hey the city looks great oh yeah thank you

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you guys bringing it back huh well trying to keep it clean

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because it's business area you know people want to come shopping and

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that they don't want to dirt all over the place yeah

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i was here a couple years ago it didn't look like

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this no it looks clean you're doing a good job yeah

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thank you oh this is great to see the big bus is full

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union square for those

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that don't know this is the center the hearts of the

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city during the pandemic it really got slammed down here very

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hard now you can see some of the storefronts here empty

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we'll walk around some of these streets i remember what was open and what wasn't before

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the famous weston st francis you can see that's not closed see much more of a police presence

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we got this guy giving it

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so i just read in the chronicle this morning sf down

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45 000 jobs from 2019 level now a lot of these

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are tourism jobs services jobs a lot are tech jobs people

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that can move out of the city

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and you can see here versus the u .s versus california bay area

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and san francisco

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so the city got really hit hard during covid with people

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leaving town with tourists not coming it's such a big part

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of the economy there's a point i'd like to make sometimes people say coastal elites okay now

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that exists for sure people on the coast doing really well

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and sometimes talking for the rest of country

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when they don't know what the rest of the country is like

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but i do want to poke a hole in the coastal

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elites label most people out here are not elites most people

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are out here getting by they're going to their job at the western saint francis

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or could be singing on the streets or

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working in construction

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and they're just getting by getting through life raising their families doing the best they can

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so it's easy to put that label of coastal elite on places like San Francisco

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but most of the city is not that elite class.

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Yes, tons of money here that exists but it's not a fair label I would say.

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Democracy is good.

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There's a great thin line between democracy and MIT people.

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You just have to be careful how much freedom you can give to people.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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So explain that in the case of San Francisco.

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What do you mean?

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Drugs.

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That's a good problem.

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The drugs?

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How is it right now, would you say?

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End of October, 2024.

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What are your thoughts?

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I think it's getting better.

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When I lived in Morocco, the king, the previous king, it was tough.

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You'd be walking, let's say, midnight.

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Yeah.

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But I see less homeless on the streets, I got to say.

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The city bought hotels, the people in hotels, some of them don't understand.

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In the 90s, in the early 90s, when the technology started to pick up in the Silicon Valley, the housing got so expensive.

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When I moved here, I could get a studio apartment for $200 a month.

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What year did you move here?

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$79.

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What do you think about America?

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Well, it's in America.

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There's nothing like that.

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It's a beautiful place.

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You know, I wouldn't want anybody to criticize and say, you know, against this and that.

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A lot of times, foreigners can understand the country better than citizens that were born here, I think.

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Because you have something to compare and contrast against.

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It's like somebody living with his parents, right?

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He's never been anywhere.

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He's going to criticize his parents.

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He goes to high school and his friends say, oh, your parents are tough, you know, this and that.

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So he says it's the same thing.

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When people trouble, if you trouble somewhere else, especially to third -world countries, then you realize that they're lucky.

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Didn't expect this here.

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That's interesting.

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You think he's going to win?

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Yeah.

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Are you getting much love out here?

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Yeah.

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San Francisco's coming out of the political policy.

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Lots of support from locals, lots of foreigners too, but the locals are living in fear that they'll lose their job,

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that they'll get attacked violently.

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They're going to get attacked violently? For what?

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Just simply expressing their views or expressing what they see

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and just in order to be honest that there's a cost to pay.

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And so a lot of broken windows of your car, broken windows of your home are physically attacked personally.

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Okay.

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What about you?

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Do you have problems down here doing this or no?

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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The first week was intense, but after you enforce justice or what's right and you hold people accountable, it's just momentum has come and you shouldn't have to live in fear.

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This is a free country.

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You should be able to express yourself, especially in San Francisco.

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San Francisco is always the place to have whatever idea it might be, and that's acceptable.

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It used to be.

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Right, so basically...

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It got more conformist.

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Yeah, look, and if you look around, like, these places are empty.

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All of these are empty.

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What do you mean they're empty?

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It's a ghost town out here.

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Because no one wants to bring business here.

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Macy's, they're trying to get the holiday season out, and then they're out.

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You know, no more Christmas trees.

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It's just daily...

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America is great again.

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Yeah!

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Thank you!

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it used to be

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so colorful full of life here it was like almost yeah

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had like dance around people to get you know here to cross the street

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and it was uh it was just a different situation people who had integrity

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and this is right now what you're seeing today i don't know

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if you're a visitor here

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but what you're seeing today they clean this all up this

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is this is like this is it clean why visitors for

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a fleet week four weeks five weeks ago dude the track

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uh crack pipes need a heroin needles all kinds of stuff

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all over the place are you from here yeah born

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and raised uh in the bay area yeah do you love

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growing up here oh yeah dude that's what i mean it's like it's amazing

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because right here it's an international spot

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so you have like the best of all the cultures in one spot bro it was amazing

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and this is why immigration is great it boosts the economy but But there's a process to immigration, we want you to make a pledge to say,

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hey, I want to do what's right with everyone that I'm joining in a family, basically, you know, and I want to do, and I pledge to be honorable.

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And that's all it is.

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It's just like, hey, man, do you promise to abide by these simple principles?

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And if you do, then you're welcome.

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Come on, let's go.

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And if you're not, then dude, I'm sorry, tough luck, you know.

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I appreciate it.

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Thank you.

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Thank you for voting for Joe. Of course.

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Who else would I vote for?

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Are you from San Francisco?

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Los Angeles.

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Okay.

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See you guys.

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Take care.

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Okay, before those watching say you're pushing a candidate or this is a political angle on things, it's not.

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It's what I run into.

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If there's a Kamala stand, I'm going to go over and talk to that person.

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I'm going to go talk to that person

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because it's an interesting take of what's going on

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And this is a way to access people's thought processes and where culture is at.

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And if you don't like what you see, then this is not the channel for that.

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how you doing sir how's security these days pretty good how's

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the city police doing they stepping up yeah except did you

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hear what happened here right no what happened uh there was

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an attempt uh monday early morning at four uh there's three uh bunch of juveniles

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and then they used the stolen lexus i -250 to ram the door

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but it got wedged they weren't able to penetrate

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because uh sapd responded right away and then one car took off

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that way and one car took off this way at four in the morning

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so they rammed right into the louis vuitton no they weren't able to make it in

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because the car got wedged

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because the tight squeeze it was hella funny oh the doors at the door

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so it just got replaced yesterday i think so what they what they

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and then what they started to do is a good arm garden uh evening graveyard okay

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so how's business down here is it coming back a little

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bit towards our back they're happy seeing us wrong wrong way oh geez okay

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so everything's been quiet it's been quiet cool

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so things are getting better in the city way better the mayor was here yesterday

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and she was suggesting their little little speeds see those planters

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the gray planters yeah i think they want to add more

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so no cars can just benefit like

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that did they catch the guys no they're all

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that they go oh man i know man all right be

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sweet well keep up the good work thank you you have a good day yeah take care

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san francisco police cars definitely relics of the past what's going on sir

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No work?

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No work.

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No work.

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Here, here, here, here.

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Find a contact like you said.

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I'm just fighting for a decent contact.

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Room cleaners, cooks, dishwashers, servers, bartenders, bellpersons, and others who've worked here for many years.

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Okay.

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there's the driverless car with a passenger and we have a closed store here unfortunately

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this is a tourist hot spot we have the powell street

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cable car you can see there's a building there closed down

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one down here some stuff is still open how you doing

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sir is business coming back at all not really not really

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look anything all the convention don't come to san francisco they

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or somewhere else mosconi center isn't filling up no better than

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two years ago fair to say a little bit better okay

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i'm seeing more tourists to be honest okay well good luck

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with everything what's your name tony tony peter okay everyone's leaving

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and you're staying yeah all right

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and this is pretty bad here all these four lees this is the heart of the city

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what was that before i think it was footlocker or some shoe company

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so my theory with this cycle is things went down really quickly businesses tried to hang on

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they hung on many for a while

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and then left the people need to come back before the

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businesses come back the safety security situation needs to be good the tourists have to come back

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and then someone will invest in setting up a shop here because i'm sure the lease is super expensive

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wow that's close i think that was walgreens

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market street's an interesting one down there it's a bit more financial

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and up here it's always been a bit rough

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and then we're going to jump into the notorious tenderloin

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and see how that is i've never seen it good

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so i'm sure it's not now but what i'm not seeing

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or i haven't seen today are the tents on the streets that's a huge improvement sf democrat headquarters over here

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and this looks vacant down low and it's quite quiet on market street

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how things going out here boss pretty good making a video on the city okay hitting all sides What do you guys, security or something?

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No, we're out here for safety and service, pretty much.

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We're out here to make sure the community, like, people can get through, like, make sure, like, the unhoused guests and stuff don't be blocking the sidewalks and stuff, so people can walk to where they're going and stuff like that.

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Okay, so if someone's having a problem here, you call in the police or something?

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Yeah, like, we're trying to step in and de -escalate it before we even have to call in the police, but if we can't do it, we'll call in and have them come home.

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Okay, cool.

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What's your organization?

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Urban Alchemy.

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we're out here every day we keep it clean

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and peaceful for people to walk through and get to their jobs

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and everything like that yeah i don't see the tents anymore yeah no

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that uh that part stopped i'm i'm new here

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so i don't know when it stopped but it's been stopped for a

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while now they used to have a tent section for like

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the homeless to go oh yeah like on jones i believe

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yeah all right boss we'll keep up the good work thank you have a good one take care

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so if you ever see those videos from san francisco where people are on fentanyl

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or trank tents on the street most likely it's from this

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neighborhood the tenderloin this is what it is okay i remember a couple years ago tents all down this street

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and i've never seen zones look so good and i'm serious good job you guys looks good out here god bless

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I got a big speaker.

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The one that smoked all the weed that has a big speaker.

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You know who I'm talking about?

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Have you seen him?

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Ma 'am, can I ask you a question?

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Yeah.

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Jones Street's doing better these days, yeah?

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Yeah.

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Kind of.

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Yeah, it's better.

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I've been here all my life.

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Okay.

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I'm from New Orleans.

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So are you, uh, what are you?

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I make YouTube videos.

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I'm all over the country, all over the world.

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Well, put me on, because I'm an actress.

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There you go.

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okay so you're you've been here all your life ma 'am

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and i've been working here for 10 years okay tell us about john street

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and tenderloin right now um don't speak they have cleaned it up you got to get out of there

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that problem over here that's the problem

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but you think it's your song oh yeah i agree with her bunch of problems

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and go back live hi right here and eddie yeah

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so what happens

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if someone puts up a tent here now they take it

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down immediately take it down immediately like the supreme court said who does it the police

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or who's coming at at least in the city uh dpw all right

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so you guys are happy with

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that yes cool i want to continue to clean it up

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no i live right there in a new place yep that's

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your place cool yeah what's what's your name then my name is sydney sydney peter hi peter terry terry

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You're not as old, right?

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Hey, you hit me with that thing.

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Sorry.

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He's just a baby.

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I don't care about your little thing, boy.

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What are you playing, man?

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Sex phone.

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Nice.

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You're pretty good?

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Is it hard to do?

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I'm older.

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13?

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And keep on.

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Oh, you're going to be all right.

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I'm sorry.

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My son is 10 years older than you.

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He's 23?

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My son is 23.

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Keep going with that guy.

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So you play pretty well?

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I'm going to be playing at this park down here.

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Right now?

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Yeah, right now.

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I'll go with you.

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Right now.

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Is that cool?

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Yeah.

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Let's go.

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Go ahead are you recording yeah oh my god you're on youtube yeah nice meeting you ladies thank you

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hey youtube what's your name uh kalamata kalamata yes peter where

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are we going kalamata uh down to the bowdecker park this is the tenor it's the bigger cousin

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and the biggest cousin of them all is the contra bass

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and uh baritone how long you've been playing for about three

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years nice you love it i love it here i love

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it i love playing saxophone this kid i had a bad

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experience with it at first okay this kid broke my saxophone it was really bad

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because i beat him up for doing it he broke it in front of me

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because he was jealous i was playing for these girls the girls like it don't they yeah they love it

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hey how are you doing man good i'm making a video

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on the city you guys are doing a great job thank You know who I am?

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I've been scared of police my whole life.

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Yeah?

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I had to run from one.

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Why?

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I was terrified.

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I didn't know what to do.

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I just ran for my life.

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How was the encounter?

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Not good?

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Pretty good.

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He caught me.

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I jumped to him for a little bit.

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What are you filming today?

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San Francisco, the whole city.

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What's up man?

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I'm Brandon.

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Brandon, I just want to get a pulse on the city.

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I've been out of it for two years, and going from Pack Heights to here and everywhere in between.

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What do you think about the city over the last two years?

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okay i haven't been here in two years so i see it with fresh eyes it looks better

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that's the goal i'd say i'd say looks are deceiving i

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don't know what's going on underneath i don't know the crime numbers per se but like

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so i'm we're this is as you know this is the

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tenor one it's always going to be the tenor one right yeah

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we have officers out every hour of the day

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and we do our best we're outnumbered and you can take a walk

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and look for yourself but it's it's the tenderloin you know

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so it's an uphill fight a lot of locals are really

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happy you got about you guys being here thanks man yeah

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the ones i talked to appreciate you yeah i've seen some

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of your videos oh thanks man yeah it's pretty cool

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but don't be scared of them then like I said I'm Brandon

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Franco Ragusa

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and Finnegan cops are assigned to the parts here say hi

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to them they're good news great to see you man yeah thank you thanks for all thank you man thank you

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hey that's a nice park we're gonna be performing up here feast your eyes people

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it's really nice i gotta find a song

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because i can't remember the song in my head do you need the book yes sir oh yeah yeah

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That's one.

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Jingle bells.

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and that's it nice coming on tip so this is the boys

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and girls club that kalamati goes to nice little park don't you know dui

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there we go what's your take it's getting better

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or getting worse well i've been gone for four years i come out

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and i like this is worse okay

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so you were gone before the pandemic yes i come back 2022 i came out

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and i'm like it's crazy out here they're just crazy it's

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worse a lot of fentanyl a lot trank a lot

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but it looks clean on the surface well yeah

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because we got a lot more workers out here

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and i love it like you know we got the the sender line 7

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and they're the best they pick up a lot of the garbage i deal with

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so much really what's what's the worst of it

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i got men masturbating right here next to me it's disgusting

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and i'm like what the are you doing

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and he's like oh women like this i said i don't think guys would like it either

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like what do they do this like it's crazy you know what i mean yeah

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so joe i've never seen jones look

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so good seriously yeah well we keep this corner clean you know we sit here

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and we uh yeah clean it up every day i mean because

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when i come at 7 30 in the morning it's trashed

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it's the whole thing is it's tour every morning every morning

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so i gotta clean it up or i'll call 3 -1 -1

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and have them come get the guys are people sleeping out here at nights or no yeah okay

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and i tell them they break it into our toilets just

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stupid stuff i'm just like you know we got these toilets

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out here for you guys basically you know what i mean

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and just disrespect tag all over it like what the hell

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are you guys doing like you guys are just ignorant you know what i mean like

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we let them use the water hose we let them do

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you know we know how it is we homeless you know what i'm saying

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so we just let them do what they need to do why people stop letting people use their

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yeah yeah you know they'll come in the morning

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and they'll clear all the pens out you know there's still

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this tips you come in early in the morning there still is

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and they'll come

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and clean it clean it all out it's the way you

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talk to these homeless people they're gonna listen to you you understand i'm saying

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if you come at them very rude i mean they're not gonna do

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but be rude with you you know

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so it's the way you approach people is a big thing you know

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and it's like even here in the morning like okay y

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'all it ain't no party place you know i'm like okay come on man we're all

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that i ain't trying to get high on y 'all supply

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and so they'll be thinking it's funny you know what i mean

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and then they'll start getting all right sis we got you we got you you know

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so that's the way you approach them you know well thanks

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for doing what you guys do yeah you're making it look

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a lot better you're welcome thank you see you later nice

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nails by the way thank you very much you making those yourself no i went to a shop

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and she did it all by hand are you serious all by hand let me see

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that she is the bomb it's artwork yeah whatever Whatever you want on it, she can do it.

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If you want your own picture on it, she can do it.

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see you guys all right guys police stations right there it's not looking good over here obviously

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hold the breath if you don't want to smell meth and that's rough right across from the playground

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and then literally two three blocks up this way

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and this all stops it gets really nice like four

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or five blocks up very expensive real estate beautiful views of the city and totally different world down here

504

if you don't know my earlier content here it's actually an improvement but still that's that's pretty heavy stuff

505

fentanyl is no joke it's really taken over our city streets

506

and i don't know what you do it's not compassion though letting people rot away on the streets

507

not keeping the tents off completely you gotta carefully put your inhale here

508

yeah that's really sad that's really sad homeless shelter of some sort you see it in

509

so much of the country it should really be issue number one

510

or two in the conversation one of the top issues at least

511

all right guys this is the mission district a lot of younger people here more of the hipster crowd

512

see there's a pretty big art presence music live music stuff like

513

that that's what it was always known for

514

so i'd say in the city we're not going to go there today

515

but more of the preppy young part of town would be

516

the marina looks more upscale for sure it's definitely a wealthier neighborhood

517

and just blocks away we're now in noe valley a nice charming neighborhood a bit wealthier

518

and we're gonna go up over the hill there over the other side of twin peaks

519

and i'm going to show you some magic some beautiful magical neighborhoods here

520

that you don't see on many san francisco videos

521

and you can live like anywhere we all live in our

522

bubbles i bet i might be one of the only people today that's gone from pack heights to the tenderloin

523

or from tenderloin to pack heights like those two worlds never mix

524

and so even in this small city of seven by seven You have completely different universes and outlooks on everything,

525

depending on your financial situation, your safety situation, your education situation.

526

It really defines where you're going to live in this city and what you're going to experience.

527

So this is West Portal.

528

This is a place where really no tourists are coming.

529

it's a world away from downtown a lot of the people

530

that live around here might go downtown a couple times a year if

531

that it's in a way a different city it's through the

532

mountain there on the other side of the tower we have the ocean behind us

533

and if you don't have to work downtown

534

and you're not into more of the city vibe then there'd be no reason to go let's check it out

535

that's tight five minutes okay and they're serious about parking

536

and sentences no joke here you'll get the ticket hello hi

537

how is west portal these days how are things crazy crazy

538

yeah back here yeah west portal is just different than like

539

the other viewers oh i know i love it it's very incestuous

540

and it's hard to leave west portal i was just saying

541

that on the camera i'm like i bet a lot of

542

people here never go downtown it's well yeah you call it going over the hill you just get stuck here

543

because there's just enough of what you need right and it's

544

and it's nice

545

and everyone knows everyone there's a big irish community that's been here for a long super long time

546

so how's this part of the city doing right now 2024

547

things getting better worse same um well i think we're doing better than the rest of the city

548

so that's good

549

because nobody ever wanted to give us the time of day

550

like the downtown people they're like no that's too far nobody knows of you guys i know

551

so you don't deal with much homelessness or vagrants on the streets

552

but not to the extent of like yeah downtown's insane yeah like especially if i can tell the I was just there,

553

so I'm showing pack heights to the tender line

554

and everything in between okay because everyone lives in their bubbles right yeah

555

so like the neighborhood like from here

556

that way yeah they're all very middle class and then like behind us saint francis woods totally different story that's beautiful

557

have you driven through yeah i'm gonna go right now yeah

558

it's like mansion it's beautiful like their decorations are really nice cool what's your restaurant okay good food 30 years

559

so like we have customers that used to come like went through here yeah

560

and they still they're like grown up and stuff

561

and like they come here for prom so that's what we know

562

that they were

563

so you still have like a really good community back oh

564

yeah totally that's awesome you take care thank you take care

565

so i got that right it's a small community feel here

566

and you don't have to go to the city

567

if you don't need to work there

568

and it's just a small 20 000 person town type feel here

569

and then you go right through the tunnel to the belly of it you were born

570

and raised here yeah what was it like growing up here

571

pretty rowdy it was rowdy fun pretty lots of sports lots

572

of partying lots of fighting lots of uh mischievousness there are not many of you locals left right like born

573

and raised here a little more most of them are out of the city

574

because when they're they all had big families in the houses in the sunset

575

which you know they were putting three

576

and four guys in a room yeah kids in a room okay well once they all grew up

577

and then their parents passed away the houses had to be split up between too many kids

578

so they sold out at least that's my that's my theory oh okay

579

and then the asians started moving in

580

and renting rooms out one at a time

581

and saving money to buy more property and ultimately they've taken over oh okay

582

so it's a combination of some people just didn't like the

583

fog in the summer i want to be in the sun

584

so they moved over to santa rosa or up to russian river

585

or down to san mateo

586

so what is it like now many families it's either old people like me

587

that are hanging on or small families with uh you know the overnight millionaire type

588

that got stock options they can afford to pay these ridiculous prices

589

or these industrious people

590

that just save save save for the last 20 years yeah bought up the property

591

while it was still good and now they're all landlords and

592

when you're growing up you're saying it was wild here yeah

593

yeah there was a group of guys about four years old in this

594

that actually had a west portal gang and they were tough

595

so okay everybody thinks that san francisco is a bunch of sissies

596

but back in the day we were all the kids of world war ii veterans

597

and blue collar workers you know

598

and this is a pretty it's from here on down to

599

the beach was a lot of big tough people who is

600

the beef between was it like the irish the italians

601

or who was it well everybody kind of had their own

602

space in those days this was the irish neighborhood basically the

603

irish catholic neighborhood with a few rich jews mixed in for good measure

604

and then uh you know you had the other side of ocean avenue was a black neighborhood

605

ingleside then you had the mission which was like mostly hispanic yep

606

and then when it then

607

when it started blending down towards the cow palace there was whites there there was always conflict there between hispanics

608

and the whites it's a really really bad people out there back in the 70s

609

when i was growing up okay and then then there was just the obvious ghettos

610

which was bayview hunters point and the western edition the tenderloin was always like it is now right

611

uh yeah

612

when you were growing up pretty much yeah where the hookers

613

go yeah okay probably worse now drug -wise oh yeah

614

because the city's let's it happen yeah the fentanyl's back

615

when i was a kid they were all big tough irish

616

cops my godfather was a lieutenant at terrabell station he was a badass this guy named bob marsh

617

so good memories yeah cool but everybody's gone now

618

and guys my age can't keep

619

that pace up we'll go into the grave soon i i've

620

lost five friends in the last two years oh i'm sorry everybody's just dying off

621

because of the lifestyle we led when we were younger i was smart i quit all those drugs when i was 27.

622

how are they i'm 65 now okay okay

623

but i can still walk around

624

and i can still do a little work on my house

625

so you know a lot of the people walking around here

626

not no i don't not now they're not here anymore yeah okay most of them are gone

627

your name pat durnell pat durnell peter santanello hey peter yeah i appreciate it pat

628

something like good and like neutral

629

and like understandable to watch introduce them to your channel i'm trying i'm trying

630

and they they love it thank you bro yeah i'm trying

631

to get san francisco right okay okay you're from here right

632

i am i grew up here yeah okay the point i'm

633

trying to make is you have the tenderloin you have pack

634

heights sure two different universes literally 15 minutes away from each other yeah

635

so to like capture the whole feeling of here is really hard it is i mean i remember

636

when i was like 18 i met a korean kid who

637

was like can you describe like say he was making a

638

little documentary yeah he's like can you describe san francisco in one word

639

and i was like i don't know like dichotomy i mean it's really extremes next to each other

640

and it always has been and

641

when i was younger like there was still a lot of homeless my mom worked downtown

642

and the tenderloin has been like that for a very long time yeah yeah

643

so the homelessness like yeah since covid things have gotten worse

644

but it it's not a new phenomenon really

645

that kind of like extremes right next to each other has

646

it's been this way a long time it's weird man it's like very

647

i don't know like the energy like not get all hippy -dippy

648

but the energy flows in a in a way like

649

when you're wandering around you just you feel it you know

650

well you you feel all the natural elements yeah the ocean

651

the breeze yeah yeah yeah the climates the microclimates i think

652

that's a huge part of that's right out here in the sunset it's a different world

653

and there are people out here who like they don't ever

654

leave the sunset like it's very people are very in small areas in world yeah yeah

655

and you have to understand like obviously there's a lot of

656

long history of like different racial groups coming together where people okay a lot of irish out here yeah

657

and the irish are very like my family's irish very insular

658

they were in ireland there were people who didn't they lived in ireland's very much like

659

that too where like there's a lot of like small distances

660

but like completely different worlds okay and it's like you're in your little tribe in

661

that area and they're yeah it might be a mile away

662

but it's like they're different we're over here it's weird

663

because san francisco is very cosmopolitan but it's also extremely local like you'll you'll see

664

that there you go super local that's how i needed to

665

say what high school did you go to what school did

666

you go to like what year it's weird there's a strong like

667

working class element here

668

and it's ice as every time i come back i see it it's still very much here

669

and so so many people think yeah it's the west coast it's elite right

670

and my point is yeah there are let's say elite class however you define

671

that sure but the vast majority of people are working hard not elite in any way shape

672

or form they're just getting through their lives raising their kids

673

like working in the shop working in the restaurant they're just in the world right no very much

674

and there's a strong conservative element here as well

675

that i think it's understated

676

because like san francisco i think has experienced wave after wave

677

of people coming from the outside with an idealistic vision to achieve some kind of utopian thing

678

so you had you had the beat movement you had the

679

hippies you had the gay movement like each decade there's the

680

tech wave there's like wave after wave of people coming to

681

seek like some you know it's like as far west as you can go right people coming out west

682

and this is like there's and you hit this

683

and you hit the fog and you hit the edge of it

684

and that's and this is where kind of like dreams come to die in a certain way you know

685

because it's like this is it

686

and then there's a people who live here i think there's a certain type of person they like harden

687

and reaction to that in a certain way you know what i mean i totally get it

688

because you're defensive of your homeland exactly yeah there's a there's this localism

689

and those waves i described are what gets what people think of san francisco

690

but it's weird because like i'm also proud of those waves too right you're also proud of like

691

that national you know that broader impact San Francisco has in

692

that regard right it's at the leading edge of many things

693

and many movements yeah

694

and here's something I've noticed I was just in Burlington Vermont

695

where I was from where I was born yeah I grew up a little bit south of it

696

and that seems in an odd sense way more sketch yeah

697

and off -balance than San Francisco right now

698

and I feel like San Francisco a few years ago yeah was really off -balance yeah

699

and so my friends here said yeah the pendulum was maxed out yeah and it's coming back yeah

700

and i feel as san francisco leading many things in the country yeah

701

that could be a good sign yeah

702

because i i feel like it seems way more well put together this trip than

703

when i lived here yeah i completely agree

704

so i mean it's way better than a couple years ago

705

if you go like terrible you should visit my aunt's bar

706

uh grandma's saloon it's like super old school uh bar

707

but terrible like

708

when i was here a couple it was terrible i mean

709

there was also i mean there were like homeless was starting to come out to this part of the city

710

which was not common because it's uncomfortable it's cold you didn't really get

711

that as much out here

712

and it was coming out here more graffiti more crime more break -ins

713

and i think it is getting it's getting better like i'm I think it's a lot nicer now and I think...

714

Thank you.

715

I don't know what's going to happen, though, you know?

716

Because people, like, my friends have been saying, like, no, this is the time to come back, you know?

717

Like, because people have been saying San Francisco is going to go the way of Detroit, right?

718

We lost the main industry, and it's going to hollow out.

719

I don't think so.

720

But I don't think so.

721

Of course, it's beautiful.

722

People always want to be here.

723

The real estate is just, like, where it is and the beauty of it.

724

It's, like, a bit of a dreamland.

725

Yeah, yeah.

726

The closer you get to that ocean, it's got that effect.

727

No, it really does.

728

I wonder yeah what the next wave is gonna be for

729

that vitalization because right now with tech it's the AI thing some people are coming here back in tech

730

because they want to work in AI AI is still you know that's the thing but

731

he's not gonna bring what's the next wave of cultural vitality

732

the reason a lot of tech people wanted to come here was

733

because San Francisco is a fun city right and had

734

that culture it had all these different scenes

735

that have the hippies I mean you know what it was like there were all

736

so many different types things going on but

737

that has really flattened out like it has everywhere right like yeah don't have as much of it um

738

so what's going to bring the cultural lights out what's going to bring young people

739

and live interaction you know yeah this is saint francis

740

wood just across the street where we're at we're getting at

741

that time where there's

742

that magical pacific california light the sun takes on sort of a dreamy feel to it nice cool breeze coming through

743

we have the ocean i know a couple miles away you're gonna see this video after halloween

744

but i'm shooting right before halloween check out those decorations

745

this is yours sir yeah oh wow you take it seriously

746

do you do this every year yeah i built every year we add like something new every year

747

so we added this one this one this year

748

and the boat's been here for a couple years do you have kids

749

or you're the kid i have two kids yeah i have two kids

750

but now they're off to college so they usually help me do this

751

but now they're in calling so i wanted to be tired

752

you gotta love this in a major city coyote alert

753

and most people in this city don't even know of this park i'm not even gonna mention it

754

but just another example san francisco has got

755

so many cool zones it's so detailed let's get up to the view pacific off in the distance

756

and we're gonna get out there guys the sun is going down i just wanted to show you this

757

because this is one of the most misunderstood cities i would say especially in recent times

758

this place has always meant a lot to me

759

and it means a lot to the people that live here

760

and a lot of people that lived here and no longer live here

761

when they get out into these parts of the city.

762

It's nostalgia and just an amazing feeling

763

and the past two videos I made two years ago and then peak pandemic time came from the heart.

764

I was just a bit discouraged with what was going on in the city

765

and it really feels good to be back right now.

766

All right I'm gonna drive us through the most beautiful park I've seen in the world Golden Gate Park.

767

It's a monster.

768

It's bigger than Central Park.

769

We're running out of light so we're gonna just go right through it and get to the ocean.

770

Yeah the foresight to put in a park like this is a beautiful thing

771

because this is the gem of San Francisco and not only do you have this massive park in this small city.

772

There's another one called Presidio we didn't even go to today.

773

All right guys end of the road today

774

and we didn't even see a quarter of the city

775

but the goal was to show you some contrast to show

776

you the rich neighborhoods to show you the poor ones

777

and always know that when you're watching content the creator has control of what they show you

778

and my goal in this video is to give you as balanced of a look as possible

779

and lastly closing for any tourists out there you know you

780

might hear oh don't go to san francisco it's dangerous it's

781

terrible come to san francisco right now it's pretty awesome don't leave anything in your car

782

Don't get a hotel near the Tender Line, but it is one of the world's most beautiful cities and it's totally fine to travel,

783

in my opinion.

784

So thanks for coming along on that journey, guys.

785

Until the next one.

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이 말하기 레슨은 영상 “San Francisco – What’s It Really Like Now?”을(를) 바탕으로 합니다. 이 영상에는 섀도잉할 문장 697개와 단어 7422개가 있습니다. 말하는 구간의 길이는 49:01입니다. 화자는 분당 약 151단어로, 일상 대화에 가까운 자연스러운 속도로 말합니다. 단어의 87%가 영어에서 가장 많이 쓰이는 3,000단어에 속해 어휘가 쉬운 편입니다. 전체 697문장 중 166문장이 질문이어서 의문문 억양과 짧은 대답을 연습하기에 좋습니다.

이 영상의 핵심 어휘

영상에 나오는 익혀 둘 만한 단어 15개를 발음, 뜻과 함께 정리했습니다.

단어	발음	뜻
tent 명사	/tɛnt/	텐트, 천막
elite 명사	/ɪˈlit/	엘리트
downtown 명사	/ˈdaʊ̯nˌtaʊ̯n/	시내, 도심
label 명사	/ˈleɪ.bəl/	라벨, 레이블
versus	/ˈvɝsəs/	대
wealthy 형용사	/ˈwɛl.θi/	풍부한
immigration 명사	/ˌɪmɪˈɡɹeɪʃən/	이주, 이민
element 명사	/ˈɛləmənt/	요소
cousin 명사	/ˈkʌz(ə)n/	사촌, 종형제
tear 동사	/tɛɹ/	찢다
rude 형용사	/ɹuːd/	버릇없다, 무례하다
magical 형용사	/ˈmæd͡ʒ.ɪ.kəl/	마법의
creator 명사	/kɹiːˈeɪ̯təː/	조물주
bubble 명사	/ˈbʌbəl/	거품
blessing 명사	/ˈblɛs.ɪŋ/	축복

영상에 나오는 구동사

단어	발음	뜻
come back 동사		돌아오다
come out 동사	/ˌkʌm ˈaʊt/	나오다
take off 동사		벗다
get out 동사		나오다, 나가다
get over 동사		극복하다
go down 동사		내려가다
go out 동사		나가다

따라 말해 볼 만한 문장

영상에 나오는 짧고 완결된 문장으로, 일상 대화에서 그대로 쓸 수 있습니다:

Can I ask you one question?
Do you have problems down here doing this ?
Of course, who else would I vote for?
What are you guys, security or something?
How you gon' carry that big ol' thing, boy?

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화자가 가장 많이 쓰는 문형을 영상 속 실제 표현과 함께 정리했습니다.

문형	영상 속 표현
현재완료진행 have/has been + -ing — 전에 시작해 지금도 계속되는 동작	I've been coming · i've been working · you've been playing
“used to” used to + 동사 — 지금은 아닌 과거의 습관이나 상태	used to park · used to be · used to have
현재완료 have/has + 과거분사 — 과거의 일이 지금도 관련이 있을 때	that's been · has been · I've never seen
수동태 be + 과거분사 — 누가 하는지보다 무슨 일이 일어나는지에 초점	is cooked · were born · been stopped

주의할 발음

화자는 I'm, don't, gonna 같은 축약형과 약화된 형태를 236번 사용합니다. 들리는 대로 짧게 발음하세요.

“th” 소리: wealthy /ˈwɛl.θi/, underneath /ˌʌndɚˈniθ/
“sh”와 “zh” 소리: immigration /ˌɪmɪˈɡɹeɪʃən/, decoration /ˌdɛkəˈɹeɪʃən/, contrast /kənˈt(ʃ)ɹæst/, capture /ˈkæp.(t)ʃɚ/, impression /ɪmˈpɹɛʃn̩/
긴 단어 — 강세 위치에 주의: immigration /ˌɪmɪˈɡɹeɪʃən/, decoration /ˌdɛkəˈɹeɪʃən/, violently /ˈvaɪ(ə)ləntli/, ridiculous /ɹɪˈdɪk.jə.ləs/, documentary /ˌdɒk.jʊˈmɛn.tɹi/

한국어 화자가 어려워하는 소리:

/f/ — ㅍ(/p/)으로 바꾸지 말고 윗니를 아랫입술에 대기: define /dɪˈfaɪn/, defensive /dɪˈfɛn.sɪv/, physically /ˈfɪz.ɪ.kli/, beef /bif/, lifestyle /ˈlaɪfˌstaɪl/
/v/ — ㅂ(/b/)과 구별하기: versus /ˈvɝsəs/, visitor /ˈvɪzɪtɚ/, violently /ˈvaɪ(ə)ləntli/, vast /væst/, everyday /ˈɛvɹiˌdeɪ/
/z/ — ㅈ이 아니라 성대를 울리는 /s/: cousin /ˈkʌz(ə)n/, visitor /ˈvɪzɪtɚ/, breeze /bɹiːz/, physically /ˈfɪz.ɪ.kli/, tourism /ˈtʊɹɪzəm/

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쉐도잉이란? 영어 실력을 빠르게 키우는 과학적 방법

쉐도잉(Shadowing)은 원래 전문 통역사 훈련을 위해 개발된 언어 학습 기법으로, 다언어 학자인 Dr. Alexander Arguelles에 의해 대중화된 방법입니다. 핵심 원리는 간단하지만 매우 강력합니다: 원어민의 영어를 들으면서 1~2초의 짧은 지연으로 즉시 소리 내어 따라 말하는 것——마치 '그림자(shadow)'처럼 화자를 따라가는 것입니다. 문법 공부나 수동적인 청취와 달리, 쉐도잉은 뇌와 입 근육이 동시에 실시간으로 영어를 처리하고 재현하도록 훈련합니다. 연구에 따르면 이 방법은 발음 정확도, 억양, 리듬, 연음, 청취력, 말하기 유창성을 크게 향상시킵니다. IELTS 스피킹 준비와 자연스러운 영어 소통을 원하는 분들에게 특히 효과적입니다.

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