Las Vegas - Clash of Rich & Poor 🇺🇸

Comments · 5K

• MA

  @MattyMcFlyyy · 3 years ago (edited)

  Just when you thought Peter couldn't look any more of an undercover cop, he roams the streets with Jacob.

  905

• SM

  @smileage8 · 3 years ago

  My uncle lived and worked in Vegas for many years, ( 1956-2001 RIP now ) as a casino manager for several casinos, he loved Vegas and when I went to visit he would tell me to look out his office window and tell him what I saw, I always said "the Strip  ? ", he always corrected me by saying what you see is "Suckers Paradise".....and never forget it !.

  1K

• BC

  @bcg3740 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I'm a third-generation Las Vegas native. My Great Grandma relocated here when Las Vegas was very new. She was the first female cab driver here and eventually became the owner/operator of the Del Rey motel on Las Vegas Blvd. It's now just a memory but the sign is sitting at the Neon Boneyard behind the Sahara sign. I'm 40 years old. When Jacob said that he has lived here for a decade I was very surprised because he has the knowledge of a third-generation native. I was impressed with the tour he gave you.

  712

• DA

  @davidaames8787 · 1 year ago

  I moved to vegas in 2011 , my rent for a 900 square foot apartment in green valley was $674 a month , now bc all the people from LA moved out there the rent has tripled. I moved back to California, no reason to stay in vegas anymore.

  15

• JA

  @JacobslifeinVegas · 3 years ago

  Thanks for the invite my guy! I was glad to help!

  597

• MR

  @MrImaghost · 3 years ago

  My parents go to Las Vegas and always tell me about how by just walking down 1 block you feel like you're in a different World. Great stuff Peter.

  601

• MI

  @michaelsmith2733 · 3 years ago

  I lived in Vegas from 62-76. My dad was upper middle class and bought a new home for $19,000 in 62. When my folks left I rented a place West of the strip 3 acres and a neat bungalow with a pool for $150 per month, eating out was cheap, the population was about 1/10th of what it is now. I helped open up the MGM Grand in 73 it was the biggest hotel in the world at the time. It was a cheap nice place to live at the time, I'd never go back.

  448

• RM

  @rma7921 · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFylOrMbXUE&amp;t=2145">35:45</a> ... my buddies going to pay...😂😂

  6

• SU

  @sunnyd6019 · 3 years ago

  You guys have to do another one and longer, honestly you both work so well together it was a great one to watch, cheers.

  729

• HO

  @hobbscoblin1313 · 3 years ago

  The polar difference between money and no money in Vegas is crazy. I have been there a couple times and find the town creapy because of this reason.

  12

• KT

  @ktrayn78 · 3 years ago

  I love that Jacob addressed how little water Vegas uses. I&apos;ve heard people say disparaging things about Vegas and water usage when the truth is that the rest of the country could learn a lot from our city on how to regulate for the future and not the past.

  297

• EM

  @emt9370 · 2 years ago

  I was just in Vegas 3 weeks ago, and there arepeople literally living on the street, or in their vehicle are EVERYWHERE. There were people walking around like zombies due to heroin. It is sad.

  70