Comments by "Manfred " (@manfredmann2766) on "10 Of The Worst Cities in America. #1" video.

  1. Or Bridgeport, CT in the Hudson Valley.
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  2. My guesses are: Memphis, Baltimore, St. Louis, Detroit, Camden, San Bernardino, Flint, East Cleveland, Jackson MS, Baton Rouge, Bakersfield, Rochester, Utica, Syracuse, East Hartford, Troy, Albuquerque, Birmingham, Pine Bluff, Bridgeport, CT and Starrett City Did a fair amount of guessing to increase the odds, because I am not sure of the size of the city.
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  3. I kept typing, so I sinned.
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  4. Never been to Belle Mead, TX, but there is a nice town in NJ called Belle Mead, believe it or not.
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  5. There is also an East NY and it is actually in NYC, which I would guess is more dangerous, from what I remembered in the late 80s. Belle Mead, NJ is nice I am assuming based on what I remembered, and that name was good for that area. However, I seriously doubt you can even get a mailbox there for 70 K, unlike Belle Mead, TX Seriously almost guessed Newburgh, NY. I have not visited there for 30 years, and even back then, there were parts that were sketchy. Too bad, because the city actually sits in a nice location in the Hudson Valley, and is not far from NYC. It also is near 84 and 87, where the later will take you right to NYC. 9 West goes through there too. Wondering if there are residents there that once lived in the city, but the high cost of living drove them out. People I still know on the east coast told me it has become the new Harlem or South Bronx.
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  6. I guessed Albuquerque before the video.
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  7. Belle Mead, NJ is another nice area, very similar in socioeconomic status to what you described in TN. That’s a great video idea!! A good polar opposite would be Bridgeport, CT and Bridgeport, NE
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  8. Back in the late 70s and early 80s, that was a common sight in the majority of the Bronx.
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  9. Although I have been living out in the western USA for a number of years, I never thought West NY was that bad, now East NY was another story, but I have not lived in the metro NY area for almost 30 years. Made several visits, but it was more to Manhattan proper and to central NJ.
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