A walk down the High Line in the rain, pointing out Zaha Hadid's building and the Edge skyscraper. The host ditched Comic-Con after an hour and a half because it felt overhyped, preferring a quiet walk through the city instead.
Ahem. Hey there. It's been a long time since I've livestreamed here from NYC, so popping on quick. It is raining, so yeah, let's enjoy some raindrops. Yeah, nice rainy walk here today. This is one of the one pretty amazing building here on the High Line. I love the architecture of this. This building was designed by Zaha Hadid. Zaha Hadid was an incredible architect. She— well, here you go. There's a little thing dedicated to her right here. So I'm just enjoying the raindrops, guys, not really talking too much. Um, I actually came to the city to go to Comic-Con, and I was only in Comic-Con for like an hour and a half. I left. For me, it was way overhyped. As much as I love characters and comics and Batman and stuff, I just, I don't know. Hour and a half was more than enough time for me walking around all these vendors and people. So I wanted to leave and spend a little bit of time outside here walking in the rain, checking out some of the architecture of the city. There's the Edge all the way up there, AKA the Avengers building. I don't see anybody up there on the observation deck today, obviously. But yeah, so this is the High Line. Really, really cool place to just come walk around a little bit, get some fresh air. So we'll walk across this bridge a little bit further, and I don't know how much longer I'll be on. So let's enjoy the wind, the rain, and the sounds. One of the cool things about the High Line, it has these places you can kind of pull off the main pathway to take a break. Yes, you get a good view here looking back at the Edge Building. Cool. All right, that's a quick walk, guys. I'm going to wrap it here. It's windy out. Um, have an amazing rest of your day.
