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Indian chiefs. a luxury carmaker went out of business, you know. and little did they realize that was a trend that started here in detroit and it affected detroit, it affected the entire world. because it followed everybody home. 50, 60 years later. but it started here. and then everybody else gets to experience the same problem that we're having. in another 20 years this place probably won't be here and people won't have any idea what went on over here. >> it's hard to look away from the ruin. to not find beauty in the decay. comparisons to angkor wat, machu picchu, ancient rome, are inevitab...

A luxury carmaker went out of business, you know. and little did they realize that was a trend that started here in detroit and it affected detroit, it affected the entire world. because it followed everybody home. 50, 60 years later. but it started here. and then everybody else gets to experience the same problem that we're having. in another 20 years this place probably won't be here and people won't have any idea what went on over here. >> it's hard to look away from the ruin. to not find beauty in the decay. comparisons to angkor wat, machu picchu, ancient rome, are inevitable. magnificent...

Yes? >> yeah, it was the kind of car that everybody would love to have. kings and queens and every president wanted to ride in one. popes. indian chiefs. a luxury carmaker went out of business, you know. and little did they realize that was a trend that started here in detroit and it affected detroit, it affected the entire world. because it followed everybody home. 50, 60 years later. but it started here. and then everybody else gets to experience the same problem that we're having. in another 20 years this place probably won't be here and people won't have any idea what went on over here. >>...

Indian chiefs. a luxury carmaker went out of business, you know. and little did they realize that was a trend that started here in detroit and it affected detroit, it affected the entire world. because it followed everybody home. 50, 60 years later. but it started here. and then everybody else gets to experience the same problem that we're having. in another 20 years this place probably won't be here and people won't have any idea what went on over here. >> it's hard to look away from the ruin. to not find beauty in the decay. comparisons to angkor wat, machu picchu, ancient rome, are inevitab...

Went on over here. >> it's hard to look away from the ruin. to not find beauty in the decay. comparisons to angkor wat, machu picchu, ancient rome, are inevitable. magnificent structures representing the boundless dreams of the day left to rot. yet unlike those places, people still live here. we forget that. you tell people you go to detroit and chances are somebody from the home team is going to say, "be sure to get a coney." i never really understood that. i'm 30 minutes from a place called coney island where presumably they know something about freaking hot dogs, right? maybe the early gree...