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6.51 pm Monday August 1st, 2022 episode number 936 of IA Dude. My name is Jonathan

and this is Seth, Happy Birthday Mr. Jerome Garcia. Wow. Fellow Leo. I am fellow lion.

Oh yeah, dude. This is episode you said. 36. That's amazing. It's August. That's amazing.

The Tenement Museum, 97 Orchard Street, the Lower East Side of Manhattan. My favorite

museum is you know. Remember you telling me about like doing the tour and I was like,

that's what everyone did. Yeah, they take you to like cold water flats and shit and

like you see like how people like just like like, here you go. Died for like a hundred

years in New York. One like outhouse for the whole like building. Anyway, please go ahead.

1863 to 1935 is when this was an operating housing unit for primarily immigrants. More

than 7,000 immigrants from over 20 different countries lived right here in this building.

Five story, Tenement 22 apartments, each about 325 square feet. And that's for like

nine people, you know, young family with like six kids under 10. They've restored seven

apartments to precise, accurate representations of this Mick family, this walk family.

Now come in and experience this. When you were there, there was seven. Right now they

have seven different tours that you can do. Now they have a long planned construction

project, which is great. You want them to they own this building just never just do

what you do forever. It's amazing. Maybe do more apartments do different, maybe different

areas, different arrows of the building, different ethnic backgrounds in what they do.

One of a brand new H back heating ventilation and air conditioning system is part of this

construction project that will provide improved climate control for our visitors. Not the

fucking point of the Tenement Museum. Why does everything got to be like that? What temperature

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