I’m Raymond Stone, a ruminating wannabe male lifestyle creator based in San Francisco. I’m also a UX designer and a filmmaker, but you’ll probably hear me talk about sports more than I talk about those.
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Agree. People with innovation are free lancing and don’t want to be a corporate drone. That interviewer is dud.
Best trilogy that exists without any spinoffs or prequels. First film is my favorite film of all time. You make some interesting points. For me I think the simplified version of how time travel is depicted serves the audience, and the story being told.
Where or on what are you working today?
Nice vid nyc in the house
sf was cool in the 80 s and 90s. now it's a joke
you can tell when a salty mf lives in Montana 😭😭
I’m pretty surprised you left out the Golden Gate Park!
love it
Your video reminds me of what it’s like to be in Miami…
Nicely well done Raymond!
As far as I can tell, no one can really 'go back in time', because the very act of doing so simply creates a new timeline, one where you "go back in time", but the original timeline you were in, continues on, without you, and is never changed, except for your disappearance (into an offshoot timeline). It's less about time travel in the sense of Doctor Who or slingshotting around a stellar mass at warp speed a la Star Trek, and more about moving between different timelines, some which may not exist until you create it by "going back in time". The quantum probability of a different multiverse version of yourself creating or accessing a time machine to "go back in time", once you actually "go back in time", settles on that reality and creates it, an entire universe branching off. I do wonder if those new timelines created have actual real 'pasts', or did that timeline only start from the point that you created it and doesn't have an actual past before that point, only the shared past in people's memories in that newly branched universe. I think in the movie, Doc Brown has drawn on a chalkboard exactly this concept, but I can't recall how he explains how it's possible to then go back in time, if the act of time travel in and of itself branches off into a new timeline. In that sense, I find time travel stories unbelievable, but it's entertaining if you just follow it for the plot and characters, as opposed to taking seriously the idea that anyone can go back in time and change things, which unfortunately is that one wish many humans have: regret. Also, Marty McFly's dad's voyeurism is a criminal sex offence, so I find the idea that it was so normalized as to be a 'joke' that gets rewarded with him getting to marry the woman he is stalking, is disturbing. It's very creepy, and yet it's a common theme in a lot of '80s 'teen sex comedies' from the same era.
In your second to last paragraph, I agree that suspending disbelief is important. You kind of just have to accept the laws of physics in that movie series' universe the same way you have to just accept that the force is a thing in Star Wars. Regarding your last paragraph, yeah, these movies revealed a lot of weird things that were more normalized in the past, which is why Disney wanted no part of that franchise.
Wow look how far the water levels have come down at 17:32. I hope they have a plan for the next 40 years.....
Walkability is a thing but ............ them hills! lol.
Nailed it Raymond.
Thanks, Jim!
You nailed the main con for me.... cheesy exposition. It's incessant. Zemekis' films tend to suffer from an overabundance of exposition to move the plot along. That said, they're still fun movies.
Yep. I suppose filmmakers probably have to balance writing quality with runtime.
I feel like our cities share a spirit.
Hi Raymond. I'm French and fell in love with the City back in 2010, when I visited it for the first time. Since then, I came on vacation multiple times and can't seem to get enough. Today, I didn't take the plane but just hit the play button from my place to visit San Francisco again thanks to your fantastic documentary. This is a great tour I highly recommend to anyone who wants to get an idea of what the City is like. And to those who want to dream too. Merci beaucoup !
Just stay away from downtown but to be honest your not safe anymore anywhere just ask Donald Trump 😢
If you're not safe with cia FBI and all the other law informed watching you like trump.nobody is safe
Thank goodness a person without an agenda
good video. i want to move there and join the police department.
Fantastic - thank you - the real S.F.
Excuse me sir, loneliness is not the real problem, it's you believing that you're not a catch.
ive only heard faux news, ruzzian bots, and impoverished conservatives that have never left their shitty small town say san fran is a bad place to live 💀💀💀 i was there for two weeks 6 months ago and it kicks the piss outta memphis, nashville, and atlanta in almost every way hell knoxvill has a TENTH of san fran's population and has MORE violent crime lol gorgeous city with some decently priced one bedroom apartments and very very high paying jobs my #2 most wanted place to live behind hawaii
rip⚾️. I love your content. keep up the great work Raymond
Lisbon has a lot of cable cars , it's not only San FRANCISCO
Greetings from NYC, Love ur stuff. I use ur vids on sf to help figure out what it's like and where I can live for cheap.
You're blessed with a very beautiful, distinct voice.
RIP Willie Mays. 🙏
Middle-age, white-collar, professional black gay man here. I watched this video with a fascination akin to a dog moving his head from side to side. On the one hand, my sexuality notwithstanding, there is a part of me that can relate to having once been a younger man from a marginal background who had a tough time getting dates with women (before I accepted that I was gay). On the other hand, I don't totally understand why you, a former model, wouldn't be a catch given your level of education and the industry you work in (I'm not in tech or a longtime San Francisco Bay resident, so maybe that's why). Would your chances with black women at least improve if you relocated to one of the black meccas with a greater abundance of college-educated, upwardly mobile black professionals - say, Atlanta, Houston, the DMV, or the Durham or Charlotte metro areas? I'm inclined to think your chances would improve (not just with black women) because you would be probably perceived differently.
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i just binged every video. i feel like we're living parallel lives in SF & LA
After living in a city that I hated for 3 years, I realized that I can't passively wait for things to happen. As a child, I would go visit my grandparents in rural Arkansas. I had so much fun despite there not being any tourist attractions.
next best thing to being a paid MLB baseball player who likes his job, is an MLB fan who takes his viewing professionally too...this was a great video and edit. great sunshine conditions. great clips. everything. even at the highest level from the field - the definition on the camera was perfect.
Bro how are we 2 minutes in and talking about sports for minutes on end? This has NOTHING to do with living in a city
Also the tram system is also present in Lisbon, Portugal - it's not the only one in the world
Great seats with a amazing views
I’m glad to see you are uploading videos more frequently.
correcto mundo Raymond...i think that life is a more than 50% of what you make it until that unforseen event happens and screws up your life....i can be walking down the street and someone throws a brick out of a 10 story window and then i'm either dead or in a wheelchair...... at the end of the day--life is what you make it---UNTIL SHITE HAPPENS AND IT ISN'T!!
As always a great commentary!
Insightful video within a beautiful backdrop in the most beautiful iconic city in the world😉👍💯
Beautiful gorgeous sunset by the pacific😉👍💯
Great video, beautiful quality footage of the most beautiful iconic city in the world that I still call home 😉👍💯
I feel for you bro, I'm 34 white male I never had a girlfriend neither, honestly man you're a well put together guy sometimes I think it's just a perfect storm of unfortunate circumstances that out us here
SF the Bay Area’s Toilet 😂🤣😂
Love it. Did the tour last December while on holiday from the UK. Even as a Red Sox fan, I'd love to catch a game there in the future.
Just visited for the first time and absolutely loved it! ❤ Can't wait to go back!!
Do you have San Diego ?
Amazing views
Where’s Bayview/Hunter’s Point?
ok
Interesting/informative/entertaining. Spent quality time there last century-!!!🤗. I've no plans of ever returning-!!!😭. As I desire to keep my good health & body intact-!!!🤗. At least they'll be plenty of space for the millions of border crosers (Illegals) to squat around on-!!!😳.
This video is spot on. I love this city. Thank you for making this video.