Love love love your channel. Love how you and Troy interact, loving married couple. My wife passed in 2019, miss her so much. Anyway, sorry not trying to be depressing. Always look forward to your videos, I don’t feel so damn depressed.
I hate to repeat myself but here goes. You have the nicest fans. Talk about a real eclectic bunch of mail you get. The chip from the plate is just creepy. Enjoyed all of your new goodies.
I love to watch your unboxing videos, and all your other content as well! You have a really soothing voice and it is relaxing to watch you open things and speak about them. I hope you and Troy are doing well and enjoying Palm Springs!
If Scott had his own collectable baseball card and I owned one, it would be protected in plexiglass, kept in a safe, and protected by an elaborate alarm system. Scott is a unique national treasure for which we should all be grateful. Stay save and be well in Palm Springs.
Country Music Association awards are still given out at the annual CMA Awards, in several categories (Male Vocalist of the Year, Female Vocalist of the Year, Duo/Group, Entertainer of the Year, etc.), usually telecast in October or November of each year. They switched in 1983 from the wooden bullet-shaped ones, like what you have, to awards made of crystal, in a similar bullet shape. Usually they have the winner's name, category and date inscribed on them, and so if the one you have is blank, it was probably a surplus award, perhaps one that was left over when they phased out of the wooden ones in '82. The award Loretta is holding in the photo would have been for when she won Entertainer of the Year in 1972 (she was the first woman to win in this category).
Being from st louis I remember the Varsity Theatre. It was in the Delmar loop they called it across from Blueberry Hill where the song I found my thrill on Blueberry Hill.....was created. They played Rocky Horror every weekend and the audience participated by throwing fruit. Dinging whatever.
I’m so very happy to see you received the playboy magazine with the beautiful Sharon Tate, Glad you liked it and I’m happy to have sent it over to you guys 🖤 I’m definitely bummed to find out you don’t do tours anymore!
There used to be a second Ernest Tubb Record store, but I don't know if it's still there. I took my dad there decades ago, and he spent over $300. He never dreamed he could find music by people he listened to in the 40s and 50s along with karaoke records.
Scott, you are absolutely right about terrible wigs! I see tons of them on TV too, and all of the time too. I don’t understand it. It’s 2022, you’d think they could do much better now. Drives me nuts. Once I spit one it is hard to take my eyes off of it. Way too distracting. Oy. 😬
Very cool matchbook from the greatest rock station in my state of Missouri. KSHE 95! And then the Playboy with women from Missouri in it. I love my state!
me too. I met Steve at my sister in laws wedding as she and her hubby worked there. Steve was full on, I thought he put on an act for the camera but not true. My brother in law still works there. Bindi was just a baby back then. A strange way to die but I thought a Croc would get him one day. It was a sad day.
@@DonzLockz So cool you got to meet him. He always came across on TV as so real and not an act...and bless Terry, still in such grief for Steve. Bindi looks like her mom and Robert is the spit of Steve. Steve would have been a fantastic grandpa! Funny though, what you said, I am the opposite, I never feared the crocs... I always knew it would be something unexpected....and it was.... a gentle stingray.
So, I admit that I should have known this, however, I clearly did not. Today I learned that Hank Williams was only 29 years old when he passed away. Because of the fact that he had accomplished so much and he created such an immense catalog of music, I thought he was much older than 29. Despite that I absolutely love his music, I just hadn't done a lot of research on him in that capacity. It's truly tragic and it was a huge loss for country music... Hell, it was a loss for all genres of music, because he was absolutely that influential. I've heard musicians from rappers to rock stars talk about how they listened to his records and as their careers started to take off, they would try to always include little bits of what they learned from Hank into their music. His life story is fairly sad, especially considering the fact he became such an alcoholic that he essentially drank himself to death (I realize that he had heart failure, but I don't think it's far-fetched to admit that he drank so much alcohol that it impacted his organs pretty badly). Thankfully his legacy lives on, especially through his son Hank Williams jr, who has had a very successful career in music himself. Anyway, thanks for sharing all of these awesome gifts that people have sent to you, Scott. I'm not sure if it's in the cards for you to reopen your museum/store, but if you do I would absolutely love to make it down and be one of the first to go through and see all of this memorabilia firsthand. 🙏 Thank you again!
Love love love your channel. Love how you and Troy interact, loving married couple. My wife passed in 2019, miss her so much. Anyway, sorry not trying to be depressing. Always look forward to your videos, I don’t feel so damn depressed.
I hate to repeat myself but here goes.
You have the nicest fans. Talk about a real eclectic bunch of mail you get. The chip from the plate is just creepy.
Enjoyed all of your new goodies.
Gala the Yina & Jaw Nice Watch Gift Wow That Box Was Loaded!! 😯
I love unboxings, great show. So much memorabilia. Awesome, so cool!👍😎
I love to watch your unboxing videos, and all your other content as well! You have a really soothing voice and it is relaxing to watch you open things and speak about them. I hope you and Troy are doing well and enjoying Palm Springs!
This makes my day! Thanks for sharing another Exciting Super unboxing episode!!! 😉😎 Big hugz to you and Troy from us here in Az. 😀
Hey Scott and Troy ✌️💖💖
If Scott had his own collectable baseball card and I owned one, it would be protected in plexiglass, kept in a safe, and protected by an elaborate alarm system. Scott is a unique national treasure for which we should all be grateful. Stay save and be well in Palm Springs.
Haha Billy Shears. It won’t be long til you’ve graduated to Edward Scissorhands. Great happy mail haul. Such fun things. 😊
Country Music Association awards are still given out at the annual CMA Awards, in several categories (Male Vocalist of the Year, Female Vocalist of the Year, Duo/Group, Entertainer of the Year, etc.), usually telecast in October or November of each year. They switched in 1983 from the wooden bullet-shaped ones, like what you have, to awards made of crystal, in a similar bullet shape. Usually they have the winner's name, category and date inscribed on them, and so if the one you have is blank, it was probably a surplus award, perhaps one that was left over when they phased out of the wooden ones in '82. The award Loretta is holding in the photo would have been for when she won Entertainer of the Year in 1972 (she was the first woman to win in this category).
so sad they closing ernest tubb record shop. love porter's watch tho! sweet country theme~
I so look forward to you unboxing ..everything is so interesting ..hello from Australia 👌🏻
Yes, I love these 😊!
Being from st louis I remember the Varsity Theatre. It was in the Delmar loop they called it across from Blueberry Hill where the song I found my thrill on Blueberry Hill.....was created. They played Rocky Horror every weekend and the audience participated by throwing fruit. Dinging whatever.
I do love the unboxings!!!
hello scott! great video! love the garden shears! 👄👽💀✂👻🦇🕷🕸💓
Scott love these vlogs! The clippers at the end scare me for you! Lol
I love the unboxing shows!!!!!
I just love it every time Scott opens a box and there are packing peanuts in it. Love his disgusted reactions. ;p
I’m so very happy to see you received the playboy magazine with the beautiful Sharon Tate, Glad you liked it and I’m happy to have sent it over to you guys 🖤 I’m definitely bummed to find out you don’t do tours anymore!
Thanks Scott
Nice video Scott aka Scott Scissorhands lol So if the Carpenters built Porter a new Jeep Wagoneer
Thats All I got.. haha Thanks again Scott
There used to be a second Ernest Tubb Record store, but I don't know if it's still there. I took my dad there decades ago, and he spent over $300. He never dreamed he could find music by people he listened to in the 40s and 50s along with karaoke records.
Thank you SM❤️❤️❤️❤️
What cool stuff!
I have the very same RHPS matches-if I come across them again in one of my boxes-I'll drop it to you!
Yea another great one
The Carpenters news letters would be interesting to read👍
Scott, you are absolutely right about terrible wigs! I see tons of them on TV too, and all of the time too. I don’t understand it. It’s 2022, you’d think they could do much better now. Drives me nuts. Once I spit one it is hard to take my eyes off of it. Way too distracting. Oy. 😬
Unboxing videos are so fun. Let us know what #45 says, if it's anything good. Gala 😂
That radio station KSHE95 is still going strong.
Really found the Armin Meiwes artifact interesting. German band Rammstein's "Mein Tiel" is going through my head.
supercool! Carpenters forever!
Very cool matchbook from the greatest rock station in my state of Missouri. KSHE 95! And then the Playboy with women from Missouri in it. I love my state!
Hi Friend!!
Please bring back the Manson tour!!!
Good. I'm glad I'm not the only one who always thought The Carpenter's promotion was a bit... creepy.
Were hoping to save the e tubb shop. Its historic.
Doesn't matter where it is said, even a passing comment, but I can not hear "stingray" without Steve Irwin coming to mind.....
me too. I met Steve at my sister in laws wedding as she and her hubby worked there. Steve was full on, I thought he put on an act for the camera but not true. My brother in law still works there. Bindi was just a baby back then. A strange way to die but I thought a Croc would get him one day. It was a sad day.
@@DonzLockz So cool you got to meet him. He always came across on TV as so real and not an act...and bless Terry, still in such grief for Steve. Bindi looks like her mom and Robert is the spit of Steve. Steve would have been a fantastic grandpa! Funny though, what you said, I am the opposite, I never feared the crocs... I always knew it would be something unexpected....and it was.... a gentle stingray.
Scott, please scan or add the weird parts of the Carpenters fan club letters on FAD.
Please?
Thank you.
Sharon wore the wig because Jill St.John was cast then Roman met Sharon and Jill was quietly let go so he had in mind a redhead
Now I have to hunt down some hot tamale peeps ♥️♥️
Cool🎉🎆
Any bugs ever crawl out of things mailed to you?
Good question
Nice Playboy and good that the pages weren't stuck together. That's how they can tell if it's mint 👌 😉.
🙄
😁
So, I admit that I should have known this, however, I clearly did not. Today I learned that Hank Williams was only 29 years old when he passed away. Because of the fact that he had accomplished so much and he created such an immense catalog of music, I thought he was much older than 29. Despite that I absolutely love his music, I just hadn't done a lot of research on him in that capacity. It's truly tragic and it was a huge loss for country music... Hell, it was a loss for all genres of music, because he was absolutely that influential. I've heard musicians from rappers to rock stars talk about how they listened to his records and as their careers started to take off, they would try to always include little bits of what they learned from Hank into their music. His life story is fairly sad, especially considering the fact he became such an alcoholic that he essentially drank himself to death (I realize that he had heart failure, but I don't think it's far-fetched to admit that he drank so much alcohol that it impacted his organs pretty badly). Thankfully his legacy lives on, especially through his son Hank Williams jr, who has had a very successful career in music himself. Anyway, thanks for sharing all of these awesome gifts that people have sent to you, Scott. I'm not sure if it's in the cards for you to reopen your museum/store, but if you do I would absolutely love to make it down and be one of the first to go through and see all of this memorabilia firsthand. 🙏 Thank you again!
Willing to sell the Carpenters fan letters❤️❤️❤️🐰
I don't know about the Hot Tamales peeps 😖😂
Loretta Lynn's award the wood grain isn't the same as yours....take a look
love Ferdie Mayne. maybe S Tate wanted to be known as a sexy redhead.
Tate's "Beverly Hillbillies" black wig was pretty bad too!
Do you sell everything people send to you? What do you do with it all? Thanks
Did it ever occur to you that Porter Wagner looked like a used car 🚗 salesman.
Who did that not occur to?😆
Ohhh Loretta, gone 😢 back to Butchers holler. Rip 🙏 🕊 ☮.
Has she?
@@DearlyDepartedTours Dont think so i think shes still alive and kicking.
Just turned 90!