This is tongue in cheek…I think.
Apparently I live in a crime ridden town😅.
And I have been to everywhere in the video…
I can see that Cwmbran tower block out of my upstairs window.
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probably no worse than most places in the UK these days.
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I thought they said The Big Pit had closed?It hasn’t and it’s well worth a visit.
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Guess where I was born - the place in #1 
On a more serious note, Wales was one of the largest beneficiaries of EU grants, and thanks to brexit that’s gone out the window 
We also traditionally see more investment when Labour is in power - when the tories are in Wales always suffers 
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Bridgend?
My sister went out with the drummer .
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Definitely not closed.
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The narrator should join my Welsh lessons.
He can learn to say Pillgwenlly.
Newport has the best rugby club in the world…
I taught in Pontypool and Abertillery.
And have watched rugby in all the places mentioned…
Oh…and waiting in Brynmawr bus station…dreadful place!
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He probably won’t want to show his face around there again that’s for sure 
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The Welsh could always visit Melbourne.
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Can you name a nice one?
Cardiff hasn’t even got one.
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“A tram is a bus with no options”
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The new bus station in Cardiff ought to open this year.
No…but last time I was waiting for a bus in Brynmawr there weren’t even any shelters!
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It’s only taken nearly eight years and the new improved one will have 14 bays,the old one had THIRTY FOUR.
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Well,yes.
Not everything will go in there.
If I’m going somewhere in Cardiff I have to look up where the bus goes from.
Which often involves a trek across Cardiff…
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Perhaps it’s the council’s cunning plan to get you to look at the shops?
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Yeah😀
I know where all the Greggs are…there are a disturbingly high number in Central Cardiff!
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Doesn’t every city & town has its dodgy no go area.
I don’t know Monmouthshire but Pembrokeshire is lovely 
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Many moons ago my late wife had an elderly aunt in Cardiff. She was quite a genteel lady as I remember.
On a small table in the hall she displayed various little ornaments as an elderly genteel lady might.
Amongst her bits and pieces were some brass knuckles.
In her younger days when she was courting, her boyfriend worked on the docks… Tiger Bay I’d imagine.
Anyway, she’d go and meet him at work and went tooled up, just incase, must’ve been a tough old place.
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A bit different to now,
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So I gather…times change of course.
Millwall docks spring to mind
Nothing to do with Cardiff , it’s just a generic docky thing I suppose
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