New York City Tour: Survivor Tree and Wall Street Highlights

The survivor tree blooms as a symbol of resilience in Lower Manhattan.

### Exploring Lower Manhattan: A Live Stream Journey to the Survivor Tree
* 🚤 The live stream begins with greetings and excitement as the host reaches **Pier 11, Wall Street**, and acknowledges viewers from different locations.
* 🌉 The host humorously notes potential **signal loss under the Brooklyn Bridge**, highlighting the **challenges of live broadcasting** in certain areas.
* 🌳 The journey continues towards the World Trade Center to visit the iconic **Survivor Tree**, with the host reminiscing about past experiences and the **significance of the location**.
* 📅 The discussion touches on the historical "**Mortal Monday**" event from September 13, 1993, where kids famously screamed "**Mortal Kombat**," marking a nostalgic moment for viewers.
* 🌸 Upon arrival at the Survivor Tree, the host shares that it is **in full bloom**, symbolizing resilience as it is the **first tree to bloom in spring** and the **last to lose its leaves in autumn**.
* 📢 The live stream features a protest near Trinity Church, emphasizing the **ongoing social issues in New York City**, specifically regarding **living wages for working-class individuals**.
* 🚌 As the tour concludes, the host thanks viewers for their patience with the signal issues and announces plans for future streams, encouraging everyone to **cherish their moments and loved ones**.
* 🌆 The stream ends with a warm farewell, invoking the classic sign-off, "**Goodnight, Mrs. Calabash**," as the host prepares to return to **Coney Island**.

so, so company, nothing but that's back to Anthony Beckman, Mojo. Good to see you, boss. All right, we have made it to Pier 11, Wall Street. Hey, last up, thank you so much there, Leela. Keep him coming, King of Brooklyn, Grandmaster Mason. Thank you so much for the kind words, man. All right, last stop, last stop, everybody. Last stop, everyone has to get off the boat now. Good to see you from childhood. Third time's a charm, Donald. Third time is a charm. We might lose a signal right over there, so let's see what happens. Brazil [Music] [Music] All right, let's see if we lose a signal when we get onto the pier [Music] Great ferry ride, right, Dan Lee? Sorry about the signal loss, guys. I knew, I knew underneath the Brooklyn Bridge we were gonna get zap. Always at up in the air spot. And now, once we get onto Pier 11 here, it's another up in the air spot. Let's see what happens. A trilogy today, yes, the epic trilogy.

that is the live stream today. All right, let's look down, let's look at Wall Street here and see what it's like. We do have another very special tree we're gonna see. We're gonna go see Survivor Tree now. Hat trick, baby, hat trick. I always forgot about that. We forgot about the hat trick, sausage, Italian sausage, chick, gyro. [Music] Lot of fun, John. It's been a lot of fun. Good to see you there, Eugene, out there in the UK. Welcome. We're gonna go see my favorite tree now in the city. Hopefully, Memorial Plaza is open. It should be open, shouldn't be closed. But we're now gonna make our way to the World Trade Center and see Survivor Tree. Yeah, we're back, Wolfie Girl. We're back. We lost the signal underneath the Brooklyn Bridge over there. Yeah, it always happens, but we're back. You didn't say you didn't hear me say goodnight, Mrs. Calabash. That's how you know. Goodnight, Mrs. Calabash. Let's make our way over to the world

trade center now purple doesn't relax you there pilot project there good to see you, Jessica, New Zealand, and just subscribing to the channel out there in the Netherlands. Notify you notification. Oh, I think we're gonna lose the signal again. See, oh wait, maybe not, maybe not. We're on the edge of the signal once again. Let's walk up, let's walk up Wall Street. No, John, not the city. Those guys are pissed just wearing the bad signal areas. I was hoping for the ferry to improve a little bit, but it did not. It is what it is. It is what it is. Signal bouncing around everywhere today. You need an escape. How am I doing? How's it going from Las Vegas? Good to see you, Shelley. Uh, going great, just a signal's a little wacky. Mrs. Calabash comment is the original sign of yes, that's the original final sign-off, paying homage to the great Jimmy Durante. Yeah, we're not going anywhere. Thank you so much there, Diana Lee. Thank you so much.

let's make our way up Wall Street here. Let's make our way back up Wall Street here. Looks like we have a good signal here on Wall Street. This is Water Street here, of course, right across the street would have been the municipal slave market right here. I know, Rob, my tours are only available. I'm only available for hire Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. I work four days a week. The rest of the time I'm making live streams and hanging out with my wife. I have chosen to make sure I have my own time in my life because I used to work here in downtown, and I used to work downtown, and I worked in the days after 9/11. And that completely gave me a new reality of what the value of my time is. That's right, Jimmy Durante. That's right, photos. That is correct. Go down the rabbit hole. Check out the movie It Happened in Brooklyn starring Jimmy Durante and Frank Sinatra. Okay, looks like we have a good signal.

now so I'm going to turn off the signal sign. Hopefully, I'm not going to jinx it by doing that. Would I be so kind? We're if we're still on during sunset. I will do that [Laughter]. Let's go see. Let's go. You guys want to do Mortal Kombat really quick? We'll do the Mortal Mortal Monday. The Immortal Monday intersection. More than welcome, Sarge. We're looking for a signal [Music] [Music]. Here you go, Sunny. That's pretty cool. Getting a getting a getting a autograph from Jimmy. Jimmy Durante. The great Jimmy Durante. Oh my God. We're here. Oh my God. We're here. Oh my God. We're here, people. We're here. Mortal Monday. It's a Monday, so we got to be here. September 13th. September 13th, 1993. Here's where the epic Mortal Monday commercial was filmed. Where Mortal Kombat was coming out on all the Han, all the systems, the glue, and the handheld. And right here, the kids gathered.

and the kids screamed mortal kombat right here. Do I have the picture ready to go? Let's see. Yes, I do. Right here. The kid. The kid screamed mortal kombat. Sean White. Remember mortal Monday, September 13th, 1993. Remember that? This is where the kid screams mortal kombat right here. Right here. The kid screams mortal kombat right here. And let's get the shot of the kids sitting in front of the camera, right? Remember that day, Sean? Then right here, in honor of International Women's Day, here's where the girls sat staring into the camera. I wonder where she is now. Does she still play mortal kombat? I wonder. I wonder if she still plays mortal kombat. The kids scream mortal kombat right here. Right here, people. Mortal kombat. Oh, simpler times. Simpler times. All right, let's go say hello to fearless girl. Then we'll go say hello to double check. And then we'll see, hopefully, the survivor tree in bloom. Thank you so much, check for the link. There's our mortal kombat commercial.

Right there for mortal Monday, a good six months of my life was wrapped up into that commercial. Reconnected again, yeah. So yeah, Frank had some connection issues, still have connection issues. It's not perfect. When did things get so complicated? Uh, data plans. When data plans were introduced, I just have to carry a cell tower around me. But then again, the cell tower needs to be connected to the physically connected to the network via a wire. So I don't know how that would work. [Music] All right, Wall Street, everybody. Here we are. Here comes Broad. Used to be the widest street in New Amsterdam. I know for some reason the Colombian flag is in front of the New York Stock Exchange today. My mom is originally from Colombia. Colombia. The deli smells like New Amsterdam. Well, the cannabis clearly being smoked and consumed within my area here. It looks like fearless girl getting lots of attention today. Remember using a huge brick of a phone? Oh yeah. Federal Hall still under scaffolding, and I believe still closed.

once federal hall reopens, we're gonna go back through there again. We're back anonymous [Music] want to say hello to fearless girl really quick before we continue on to double check how you doing fearless girl. So happy she's still with uh us rose. I wouldn't say it's unstable but they have they are doing some remodeling work of it. Yeah right john john right. Everyone's smoking some cannabis out here it seems like it's federal hall. Maybe now there it is the tallest building in brooklyn. The cheesecake tower nine decal right over there looking down wall street. Yeah quite a few people around. It's like normal times again. Let's walk up broadway trinity church down the block. Hit that like button again if you can. Good to see october welcome [Music] something's going on here in front of a trinity church. Let's see what's going on [Music] no toxic. Oh it's a protest yay. Oh is this something loud. Oh new york is nice and loud right now. I love it.

let's see what's going on. Boom. [Music] Wow, gotta go through a gauntlet of security to get in there. [Music] [Music] Didn't want to go see Hamilton, but the Hamilton grave site is off-limits evidently. There's a private event going on right now in Trinity Church. Good to see you, Chibe. Good rhythmical drums, right? Let's go back to that crowd and let's go say hello to double-check and make our way to the World Trade Center. [Music] Okay. [Music] [Music] So, ah, it would not be New York without a protest. [Music] Let's go say hello to double-check and let's go say hello to, uh, let's go say hello to Survivor Tree, and then I'm gonna hop on a bus and go home. Never could shake a bath. That's right, that's right, John. Never could say, All right, wow, Lord Manhattan's back. That's like olden times. It's like olden times. [Music]

looks like the trees are still blooming over, uh, over double check. So, the protest was for working-class people here in New York City. Working got to keep a living wage going. There's my bus. There's my bus at 28. I'll be grabbing the next one. That was the, uh, they're having some kind of, uh, they're having some kind of meeting at Trinity Church for the, uh, for the working folks. It's a sign, all right. Let's go say hello to double check. He has a beautiful tree blossoming over him. Something tells me this guy driving here. Let's go ahead and double check. Let's see, did he find his pen yet downtown? Um, John Costello. One day, I want, I gotta give him my old flip phone. I gotta give him my, my razor. I gotta give her my razor. Give him my old flip phone there. I will totally donate my razor to, uh, to double check. I will totally do that. That sounds like a good idea. I gotta find somebody to make it into bronze though. Oh, and here if anyone wants to stalk me out.

Tomorrow morning, I'll be getting off the bus right here at 8:15 in the morning. Here come all the express buses. All right, flip phone would be awesome, right, John? Here's where my day begins, right here, tomorrow, 8:15, right here. So, everyone wants to stab me or anything like that, please feel free. 8:15 in the morning. Yeah, somebody will do that for me. Yes, give him a Nokia. Yes, I got to find somebody to make a phone into bronze. Yeah, I'll find somebody here in New York who could do that. You won't be there. All right, I know it's early in the morning. I know 8:15 is early. All right, approaching the World Trade Centers. Little foam alchemy is good for the soul. Yes, it is. And somebody gets some better signal alchemy here. That'll be great. That'll be fantastic. I could see this Sam Goody sign right here. A little bit too far for you, Jeff. Sounds good. Nibble. Yes. All right, let's see. Is Memorial Plaza

still open, or is it closed already? Wow, Memorial Plaza is closed already. Wow, Memorial Plaza closes early, but we could still see a survivor tree. So, let's see the survivor tree. It is blooming. This is the end of our tour today. We could see the survivor tree in bloom. Let's see it. Oh yeah, look at that. Way too crazy yeti go. Wasn't he caught embezzling money or something like that? Crazy Eddie, Antar New York, the good old days. Look, we can see a survivor tree. It is the only tree blooming. Can you guys see it? We're going to zoom in on it in a moment here. [Music] Yeah, Crazy Eddie went to jail. Yeah, look at that, guys. How cool is that? Survivor tree in full bloom. He went insane. Yup, sunset today is at 7:31. Look at that survivor tree in full bloom. Oh, I love it. Good to see you, Sally. Welcome. Spring is my favorite season and autumn. Yes, you hang out your father's bar on

avenue you okay very beautiful indeed daily very beautiful indeed the first tree to bloom in the auto in the spring and the last tree to lose its leaves and the autumn the survivor tree at calorie pear tree surviving both collapses of the world trade center and that is our tour ladies and gentlemen i think we're at almost three hours today yeah calorie pear tree calorie pear tree there stephanie got the screenshot susan take a screenshot tweet it at me at dutch moz and i will retweet you [Music] i think we're gonna have to get up close and personal look of survivor tree tomorrow previous st petersburg believe yet ladies and gentlemen i want to thank everyone for dealing with the signal dealing with the nonsense and dealing with the trolls today i want to thank everyone for enjoying today's livestream i hope everyone enjoyed today's live stream but now it's time for me to hop on my express bus and go home back to coney island we'll be back

Tomorrow, after I'm done doing my bicycle tour in the morning, probably around 12 o'clock, 12:30. I will be here, Laura. I think we're gonna do lower Manhattan. I think tomorrow we're gonna do lower Manhattan and get up close and personal look with Survivor Tree, and we'll walk around downtown looking at some more trees blossoming. No raffles on this channel, sorry guys, no raffles on this channel. But thank you so much, Leo. Thank you so much, everyone, for tuning on in. And from the World Trade Center here in lower Manhattan, this is Dutch Maz signing off. Have a fantastic New York day, whether you live here or not. Hug your loved ones, cherish your moments, and good evening and good night, Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are. I'll see you all tomorrow, folks. Bye-bye.

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Live Stream Journey: From Brooklyn to Wall Street

The live stream host is making stops at various locations, including Pier 11 and Wall Street, while interacting with viewers.

There are signal interruptions, particularly under the Brooklyn Bridge, but the host continues to engage with the audience.

The journey includes a visit to the Survivor Tree at the World Trade Center, with playful commentary and acknowledgments to viewers from different locations.

Exploring Wall Street's History and Mortal Monday

The tour guide shares personal experiences working in downtown after 9/11 and emphasizes the importance of valuing time.

The tour highlights significant locations, including the municipal slave market and the filming site of the iconic Mortal Monday commercial for Mortal Kombat.

The guide reflects on the impact of that day and the kids who gathered to scream "Mortal Kombat," while also honoring International Women's Day with a nod to the girls who sat in front of the camera.

A Day in New York: Reconnecting and Observing Change

The narrator reflects on the complexities of modern communication and data plans while walking through New York.

They notice the Colombian flag, the smell of the deli, and the bustling activity around the New York Stock Exchange.

The narrator also observes the remodeling of Federal Hall, the presence of the Fearless Girl statue, and a protest happening in front of Trinity Church, capturing the vibrant energy of the city.

The narrator navigates through security and encounters a private event at Trinity Church.

They witness a protest for working-class people and plan to donate their old flip phone and razor to a friend.

The day ends with a visit to the World Trade Center and a blossoming tree.

The speaker's day begins at 8:15 AM with a bus stop near the World Trade Centers.

They mention the closed Memorial Plaza but highlight the blooming survivor tree as a significant sight.

The tour concludes with a reflection on Crazy Eddie's tumultuous past and the beauty of spring.

The calorie pear tree, known as the Survivor Tree, is notable for blooming in spring and losing its leaves in autumn, and it survived both collapses of the World Trade Center.

The livestream host thanked viewers for their patience and announced plans to return the next day for a bicycle tour and to get a closer look at the Survivor Tree.

The host encouraged viewers to cherish their moments and signed off with a warm farewell.