@@RedPillRachel Swarms of giant midges would be brutal. Although for some reason those never bite me, which at this point I'm probably more insulted about than happy. Like what's wrong with my blood? Not good enough lol?
@@RedPillRachel Hopefully, so long as you don't have a couple of insane bio-geneticists hanging out in a mountain complex somewhere, you won't have to deal with anything more than slightly larger than normal mosquitos.
Fallout 1: Post apocalypse America. Fallout 2: Post apocalypse America. Fallout 3: Post apocalypse America. Fallout 4: Post apocalypse America. Fallout New Vegas: America.
Honestly that turned me off after playing fallout 3. I wanted post apocalyptic vibes and it seemed like not much different than how it would be normally.
@@LifeisGood762 It makes no sense for the world to still be a post apocalyptic shithole after 200years. If anything it’d look like a weird amalgation of the modern day, the middle age and ancient times where a variety of nations and clans lay claim to the land and built their own cultures abd infrastructures. Thats why FNV is so cool imp, but really its just a continuation of what was already there in fo2
- "Whats your name? Can you tell me your name?" - "Kolm." - "...well, thats not what I would have picked for you, but if thats your name, thats your name."
They don't carry the antivenom because otherwise it would take away from the genuine Goodsprings experience. The experience of dying to the poison of Radscorpions or Cazadores.
Also, it's short lived and insanely expensive. Would probably burn the whole town budget making sure medics were always stocked with a dose. I guess if the convention gets bigger, both the town revenue and odds that someone gets bit may increase enough to make it worthwhile? lol
@@prooney1031 TBH, not familiar with the snake he is talking about, but if it's as lethal as he says, a medivac flight might not actually be fast enough lol
@@Nevir202 Really? They're only twenty miles outside of Vegas. You should be able to make that in less than two hours in an ambulance, let alone a helicopter.
My jaw hit the floor of my family van when we passed by Primm and saw Novac. I was screaming in the car pointing my finger and my parents thought I was having a heart attack. I must have been 17.
It is so cool that he embraced Fallout like a smart business person would and even explored the games to make this something super cool. Kudos to the owner of the saloon
@@HypervoxelRBX this is so hyberbolic, that I'll take this as a troll comment, but I'll still say something. The US is close to the same size as all of Europe. Just like Europe, there are good places and bad places.
@@flameguy3416yeah 2-3 months ago they posted a community update about him leaving. I saw it a couple days ago after wondering why I hadn't seen him on there in forever
@@flameguy3416 Yeah he kind of references it in this video by saying that he enjoyed travelling so much that he decided to do it full time. He kind of won in life very happy for him.
@@cornbreadisbetterthanpizza6866Well, I hope he still finds the time to drop by the studio once in a while. Those Carl/Callum episodes were audience favourites for a reason. Although these have been the best travelogues I've ever seen, so, y'know. Viewers would generally win either way.
Fella accidently started the world's biggest fallout convention in the middle of the desert, wish I had the money to go out there honestly, seems like good fun
It’s pretty cheap, buy a plane ticket in advance, at max it’ll cost ya around 80-90 bucks, a car rental for let’s say 4 days will be around 120. An air bnb in vegas for 4 nights depending on how dodgey you’re willing to go can get as low as 40-60 bucks a night, in the Town itself, depending how n whether or not you go during the new vegas day thing will range form 50 bucks to 200 a night. So a four day trip’ll cost ya around 400 bucks, take an extra 200 for food and other shit. Save up some cash for 3 months and you can make that happen easy. 600 dollars is practically 2 trips to the grocery store.
@@trashman6416 intercontinental travel is always expensive but moreso than that, time consuming. OP made it seem as if he lives in the states as money is the only issue for him, not the logistics and time of traveling to a different country. My man can’t consider a response based off of contextual information.
I never played any Fallout games, but to see that the owner of the bar embraced the fandom the way he did, and even made an event based on New Vegas is awesome
To be fair, being a small town bar owner and then having an influx of random nerds turning up and wanting to spend their money at your place is like gold lightning. Lucky guy, good for him!
Good for Stephen! - Bought a bar he thought was cool - Found out it was tied to a videogame - Tried to do something nice for the fandom - Accidentally stumbled into a goldmine! I mean it would be a lot of work, but also for a town of only a couple hundred people, figuring out you can consistently have 2-3 thousand potential customers come through on a specific weekend each year has gotta be fantastic for business!
And for the townspeople. Gives them a quiet time most of the year and then a fun event once a year to help generate income. Sounds like a win for the town.
9:15 Everyone who gets hired to a AAA game company should have this attitude. Honor the legacy you're tasked to protect. Give people what they pay for. Apologize when you can't. Have fun.
The local EMTs 100% carry the anti venom. It's just good practice to tell people they don't to make sure idiots don't get too complacent and put extra care into avoiding the danger they were clearly warned about.
Sarsaparilla is not root beer but an ingredient of it. Modern root beer is not like the old real stuff which used to be used like a medicinal tonic. It is sweet and not like genuine sarsaparilla. US said safrole caused cancer and outlawed it but it was excessive doses on rats in the study and in truth it causes hallucinations in some. Like Absinth was banned for years. It was to control your mind. They don't care about your health. Sarsaparilla will not have the complexity of flavor of root beer, modern or authentic.
Cowboy boots were invented for working from horseback. I'm not from Nevada, but I'm pretty sure whoever warned him about the "green snake" was pranking him. The U.S. only has a few dangerous snakes, and off the top of my head I can't think of any that are green.
@@messeuravril540the powder gangers are a faction in fallout new Vegas of escaped convicts who are trying to muscle their way into taking over good springs. You can side with or against them in the game. If you help them they kill all the nice and friendly residents of good springs. So don’t let them in.
To be fair, even for a lot of Americans, below floor ducting is weird. I spent 36 years, mostly in the SW and think the number of homes I was in that had it could almost be counted on both hands. In the attic crawlspace is way more common.
@@theghostofthomasjenkins9643 Almost every even slightly modern house (like last 70 years) is built on a concrete slab, and I've never been in one with mechanical below the floor like this. Again, may be a regional thing, but I am just talking about what I've seen and pointing out that this kind of thing isn't anything near universal for Americans.
You're awake, how about that. Woah, easy there, easy. You've been out cold for a couple of days now. Why don't you just relax a second, get your bearings?
The same Miles that actively put other's lives at risk during the evcuation by uploading and sharing information that really shouldn't have been shared. It was only thanks to others actively supressing that information that it didn't result in anything serious, he's a bungling idiot.
the gas station was actually a real place. There's a 70 something year old guy who lives in the region who recently started playing fallout new vegas and is uploading it to his youtube channel called MojaveD and he instantly recognised the gas station.
I’m from the UK and got my passport 2 months ago, I really want to go abroad and this is the best advertisement to go to America, I finished New Vegas when I was like 11/12 back when it released.
If you notice, even amongst the ex-military men there was an Aussie I think. We are far more welcoming to foreigners than most expect, especially smaller places that tourists haven't absolutely ruined. I think a border-to-border south to north trip across the "wild west" would be amazing for anyone, let alone a visitor from abroad. Just don't get stuck on a reservation or in the hills of Utah at night without a plan.
I visited Goodsprings a few years back. The people at the Saloon and General Store were beyond nice. I was wearing an NCR t-shirt and the lady at the store gave me some nuka cola and sunset sasparilla bottle caps that had been made by a German tourist and given to her as a gift. I couldn't believe she just gave them to me, but she was like "ehhh, you care more about them than I do." Still got them at home today.
@@spaghettimkay5795Do you know why? I didn’t even know that happened, though I’m not British, but I watched Sargon years ago I sometimes Lotus Eaters when he created it, and if my memory serves me right Callum was first there, wasn’t he, regardless besides Sargon he was like main face of it for me
Someone writing TRANS LIVES MATTER all over two pages of a comment book is really a perfect image of the lgbt movement's relationship with the Fallout fandom
I mean Tim Cain was an advocate for the dignity of transgender during the development of the original Fallout. Fallout 2 was one of the first mainstream games to feature same-sex marriage. Fallout 2 also had a cut faction called, The Rainbow Confederation made up of all gay members. So it's no surprise that Fallout is a stable within the LGBT community when it did so much to highlight it before most mainstream media. The Sims being another great example a few years later.
For someone who has never played any fallout games but is a keen gamer anyway, I can understand the way people travel across the world just to visit a place a game is based on.
Keen gamer but didnt play fallout 3 and new vegas lmaooo aside mass effect and skyrim among the most immersive classic roleplaying games. In a post apocalype after nukes
Now that I know there IS a meetup annually AND there's a tank theme park nearby....I might just have to follow in your footsteps with my buds some year. XD
I love you Callum!!! I miss you on The Lotus Eaters ! (The podcast feels stiff and too serious without your presence) You are my MEME king bringing laughter to his peasants as the world burns! I think you should do meme reviews to help raise money!
The devs as Obsidian actually went out into the surrounding Vegas area to make the game more accurate to the real Vegas. You don't find that kind of dedication these days. Oh, and they had, like, a year and a half to make the damn thing. That's just a whole other level.
Ummm triple A devs usually.....visit the areas.....they are going to develop.....in...the....game. Like you went out of your way to glaze Obsidian for doing the same thing other triple A devs do. Are you slow or are you trying to be a tribalist and just crap on other devs so u can hype up NV? It's best to maybe go touch grass.
@@grizzlyadamblack bro why do you sound so angry. Man can like New Vegas. Ain't nothing wrong with that. I think the bigger part of his comment is the fact that Bethesda only gave Obsidian like, 9 months or so to develop new vegas, which makes the map accuracy more impressive
@jormilos Awe are ur feelings hurt softy? And no guy made a comment to glaze Obsidian and acted like other devs dont do the same when most gamers know that is what most devs do. And yeah clearly its tribalism given by ur reply. "Bethesda gave em 9 months" who in the living he double hockey sticks cares?
@@grizzlyadamblack homie, why do you sound so angry? Chillax. Man, I remember when baits used to be believable. Guy can like something. Simple as. You're on a video about someone exploring goodsprings because he likes New Vegas and going into the comment section complaining that people like OP like New Vegas. Like, why? Relax. Be good to others
We miss you Callum, come back to Lotus Eaters. Collect all the comments like this and present them to Carl as a negotiation tactic for the price you want. You were literally the fan favorite, which is no small thing to consider since the team is so good.
Been a fan of Callum's vibe for many years now. The podcast never felt like his thing, sometimes he would just sit there for 10min doing his weird poker face and being bored and not saying anything. Hope he remains good friends with Carl and the rest of LE and ocassionaly stops by as does Lord Miles and Count Dankula.
Everyone's so sick of culture war and politics... I can't imagine having to do it for a job in my 20's! I was traveling at his age, it's what young men are supposed to do: see the world and where you fit into it. Politics will always be there at the end (unfortunately)
Just wanted to say good on you callum for striking it out on your own and doing something you enjoy. Do miss your persona on the lotus eaters but can honestly say as someone who is 42 married house kid etc I spent way to much time in my ealier years not doing adventures like this. So good on you, hope it goes well for you.
TH-cam algorithm scoring major points with this one! I´ve been a big Fallout fan since like 2011 when i first played Fallout 3 at a friends house. Dont play much anymore, but i just never got tired of the lore, the places and such. The entire idea is just addicting for me. Watching this was super comfy, thank you.
This video encapsulates what makes America great. It’s about coming together over a shared love or something, whether you’re lgbt or a gun lover or an autist, unironically. Screw these politics these days that divide people red or blue just divides. Stuff like this binds all of us together no matter what our background or beliefs are. It’s true freedom!
Old man liver is a real one. Had the pleasure of meeting him when a biker fight broke out he told them to settle business in the parking lot. Possibly one of the best owners of a business i have ever met.
20:00 - yes. That's why it was called the Wild West. To see much of California become so authoritarian is bizarre. The desert and gold rush era was about freedom and small town justice.
Уже знаком с американской культурой, и, кажется, что больше не почувствую того восхищения внутри. Но когда смотрю репортажи подобного плана, у меня снова захватывает дух. Момент с энтузиастами на танках посреди пустыни просто добил меня, и я решил написать этот коммент. Все видео смотрел с улыбкой I've already been familiar with american culture and nothing seems to be able to cause the same excitment in me. But when watching this sort of documentaries, it again takes me aback. The moment of the enthusiastic fellas driving the tanks got me giggling, and I decided to leave a comment. You are one of a kind of authenticity. God bless America! Was watching the whole video smiling. My soul will settle in this place if I fail to do it in my lifetime UPD When nothing seems left to impress you a T34 and russian inscriptions show up in the middle of the desert. Damn mind blowing. Let's proceed and see if I hear "Big Iron" I wish some brainwashed didn't see each other as enemies
You are really good at what you're setting out to do here. Editing, narration, pacing, shots etc. I wish Karl had just let you do this with funding as part of Lotus Eaters. I could see the 'cooldown' interview with the boys after a video debuts. Oh well, good stuff in any case.
Dave and Busters was a odd restaurant, it mixed the classic restaurant/sports bar styled kitchen with an arcade. Tons of arcade games, you order your food, play games, drink beer, eat your food, drink more play more games. The card in the ticket box was the reloadable card to pay for arcade games.
That show is brilliant compared to the rest that Hollywood has crapped out lately. And, while not "great", it's far better than I ever could have imagined.
You can't make a good Fallout TV show. TV is a very antiquated form of entertainment when compared to a video game, so translating it between the two media forms is basically never going to end up good.
Glad you enjoyed a little taste of what america is really like outside of our urban hellscapes. Although you probably wouldnt have had as much fun if you went to Good Springs now, as its currently 107⁰ (42⁰C in non-freedom units) lol
A majority of us live in cities and suburbs, backwoods yokels don’t represent America lol. I’m from eastern Oregon the land is beautiful the people aren’t
Great video. Lotus Eaters isn't the same without you. There is a conspicuous lack of shitposting and "taking the piss" out of many of the topics presented on there now.
Root beer and sarsaparilla are NOT the same thing. Root beer is made from sassafras and sarsaparilla is made from sarsaparilla. Both drinks are sickly sweet and taste like herbs, but they do taste different. I can't stand the sugar any more, but if you ever liked root beer you should try sarsaparilla.
Probably extremely blackpilled at the state of the UK, and knows it's at least 10 years of Suffering there before things might get better. I'd flee too.
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Callum, please post links to the absolute banger music you use.
Godspeed you marvelous bastard :D
He is fren, fren don't like foreigner, fren is brown because from wrong place. No like. Confuse.
Sup Callum, quick find the vault before world war III kicks off
Does you making it your full time job mean you're no longer one of the lotuseaters?
You should totally visit a random road north of Goodsprings!
-Sincerely, not 50 cazadors.
There are 34 species of mosquito native to the UK. I dread what mutations we'll get haha
@@RedPillRachel Swarms of giant midges would be brutal. Although for some reason those never bite me, which at this point I'm probably more insulted about than happy. Like what's wrong with my blood? Not good enough lol?
@@RedPillRachel Hopefully, so long as you don't have a couple of insane bio-geneticists hanging out in a mountain complex somewhere, you won't have to deal with anything more than slightly larger than normal mosquitos.
ahahaha im not falling for that.......again.
I heard quarry junction is a pretty safe route
-Sincerely, not 20 deathclaws.
Fallout 1: Post apocalypse America.
Fallout 2: Post apocalypse America.
Fallout 3: Post apocalypse America.
Fallout 4: Post apocalypse America.
Fallout New Vegas: America.
Fallout 2 is just America too tbh
@@KalashVodka175 Tbh I don't remember much about 1 and 2, except Sulik and Myron.
Honestly that turned me off after playing fallout 3. I wanted post apocalyptic vibes and it seemed like not much different than how it would be normally.
God bless
@@LifeisGood762
It makes no sense for the world to still be a post apocalyptic shithole after 200years.
If anything it’d look like a weird amalgation of the modern day, the middle age and ancient times where a variety of nations and clans lay claim to the land and built their own cultures abd infrastructures.
Thats why FNV is so cool imp, but really its just a continuation of what was already there in fo2
- "Whats your name? Can you tell me your name?"
- "Kolm."
- "...well, thats not what I would have picked for you, but if thats your name, thats your name."
I'm glad Kolm is now an inside joke.
@@flameguy3416
Same lol
No matter what name you pick he says that
@@Bluewah96yeah, that's... part of the joke.
A Brit firing guns and riding tanks with Yankees, nice
They don't carry the antivenom because otherwise it would take away from the genuine Goodsprings experience. The experience of dying to the poison of Radscorpions or Cazadores.
Need to make your own stimpaks.
Also, it's short lived and insanely expensive.
Would probably burn the whole town budget making sure medics were always stocked with a dose.
I guess if the convention gets bigger, both the town revenue and odds that someone gets bit may increase enough to make it worthwhile? lol
@@Nevir202I’m sure they would airlift you to Vegas to get treated. It just depends if you’re willing to pay 250k or whatever a medevac flight costs.
@@prooney1031 TBH, not familiar with the snake he is talking about, but if it's as lethal as he says, a medivac flight might not actually be fast enough lol
@@Nevir202 Really? They're only twenty miles outside of Vegas. You should be able to make that in less than two hours in an ambulance, let alone a helicopter.
My jaw hit the floor of my family van when we passed by Primm and saw Novac. I was screaming in the car pointing my finger and my parents thought I was having a heart attack. I must have been 17.
It is so cool that he embraced Fallout like a smart business person would and even explored the games to make this something super cool. Kudos to the owner of the saloon
Now if he could rn Hollywood....
Patrolling the british isle is sure to make you wish to live under the nevada sun.
Picking between the two is enough to make you pick a one-way trip to the afterlife lol
nah, anywhere in the US is 10x worse than anywhere in europe
@@HypervoxelRBX Eh, modern UK and France can definitely be worse.
@@HypervoxelRBX this is so hyberbolic, that I'll take this as a troll comment, but I'll still say something. The US is close to the same size as all of Europe. Just like Europe, there are good places and bad places.
@@HypervoxelRBX No way lol, unlike in the UK where its hard to just "get away" from everything, I'd much prefer to live in the US
There is something beautiful about how a weird game like Fallout could give an obscure desert town so much success.
Lotus eaters isn't the same without you man
So he did leave?
yeah its all political culture wars bullshit now
@@flameguy3416yeah 2-3 months ago they posted a community update about him leaving. I saw it a couple days ago after wondering why I hadn't seen him on there in forever
@@flameguy3416 Yeah he kind of references it in this video by saying that he enjoyed travelling so much that he decided to do it full time. He kind of won in life very happy for him.
@@cornbreadisbetterthanpizza6866Well, I hope he still finds the time to drop by the studio once in a while. Those Carl/Callum episodes were audience favourites for a reason.
Although these have been the best travelogues I've ever seen, so, y'know. Viewers would generally win either way.
Fella accidently started the world's biggest fallout convention in the middle of the desert, wish I had the money to go out there honestly, seems like good fun
I want too but im poor
TKS Mantis
It’s pretty cheap, buy a plane ticket in advance, at max it’ll cost ya around 80-90 bucks, a car rental for let’s say 4 days will be around 120.
An air bnb in vegas for 4 nights depending on how dodgey you’re willing to go can get as low as 40-60 bucks a night, in the Town itself, depending how n whether or not you go during the new vegas day thing will range form 50 bucks to 200 a night. So a four day trip’ll cost ya around 400 bucks, take an extra 200 for food and other shit. Save up some cash for 3 months and you can make that happen easy.
600 dollars is practically 2 trips to the grocery store.
@@thebigenchilada678 my man doesn't know other countries exist
@@trashman6416 intercontinental travel is always expensive but moreso than that, time consuming. OP made it seem as if he lives in the states as money is the only issue for him, not the logistics and time of traveling to a different country.
My man can’t consider a response based off of contextual information.
I never played any Fallout games, but to see that the owner of the bar embraced the fandom the way he did, and even made an event based on New Vegas is awesome
He found an underserved market with money to spend, and served them. Good business.
To be fair, being a small town bar owner and then having an influx of random nerds turning up and wanting to spend their money at your place is like gold lightning. Lucky guy, good for him!
@@nothanks3236It’s a win for everyone. Fallout fans have a place to mingle, and the owner, and by extension the town, gets money.
@@sallyspitsyeah its like free passive income lol
@@nothanks3236 Not just 1 under-served market. He's somehow catering to bikers, nerds and ghost hunters at the same time. Gotta respect the hustle.
Good for Stephen!
- Bought a bar he thought was cool
- Found out it was tied to a videogame
- Tried to do something nice for the fandom
- Accidentally stumbled into a goldmine!
I mean it would be a lot of work, but also for a town of only a couple hundred people, figuring out you can consistently have 2-3 thousand potential customers come through on a specific weekend each year has gotta be fantastic for business!
And for the townspeople. Gives them a quiet time most of the year and then a fun event once a year to help generate income. Sounds like a win for the town.
This reminds me you are still alive. Thanks for still being alive.
Not being dead is a criminally underrated status.
lol
9:15 Everyone who gets hired to a AAA game company should have this attitude. Honor the legacy you're tasked to protect. Give people what they pay for. Apologize when you can't. Have fun.
AAA game companies have no legacy, their sole purpose is to make money, that was *always* their purpose.
Callum has spurs, that jingle, jangle, jingle
Ah! - The old Tex Ritter song!!
Lets hope he doesnt get caught in the UK with that big iron on his hip
Jingle jangle!
YIPPEE YAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
And a big iron on his hip
A big iron on his hip
Biiig iroooooon
Biiig iroooooooooon
A big iron on his hip
The local EMTs 100% carry the anti venom.
It's just good practice to tell people they don't to make sure idiots don't get too complacent and put extra care into avoiding the danger they were clearly warned about.
It's good to see Callum getting into the country to see "real" America. I hope it helps balance his perception of the US.
Callum discovering the old west could be an entire channel. I hope he goes to Alaska one day.
@@Aldornasthe headlines will read "popular TH-camr Britannica devoured by wolves after attempting to feed them dog treats."
Everyone should really go to Upstate NY. NYC sucks, but the rest of the state is awesome. Beautiful scenery and quite conservative.
@@Sniperboy5551 what about the ticks though? I've heard there are shit loads and tons of them carry Lyme disease.
questionable reaction to sarsaparilla
"It's me again, Mr. New Vegas, reminding you that you're nobody 'til somebody loves you. And that somebody is me. I love you."
I knew he would hate the Root beer, old-worlders can't handle the flavour
I love that term 'old worlders' 😅
Sarsaparilla is not root beer but an ingredient of it. Modern root beer is not like the old real stuff which used to be used like a medicinal tonic. It is sweet and not like genuine sarsaparilla. US said safrole caused cancer and outlawed it but it was excessive doses on rats in the study and in truth it causes hallucinations in some. Like Absinth was banned for years. It was to control your mind. They don't care about your health. Sarsaparilla will not have the complexity of flavor of root beer, modern or authentic.
Washing-up liquid, creosote and pepper is, admittedly, an acquired taste.
@@baldieman64 The taste is iconic, you just can't appreciate it
sarsaparilla tastes like licorice soda to me
When you learn about American snakes, you realise why cowboy boots were invented.
Cowboy boots were invented for working from horseback. I'm not from Nevada, but I'm pretty sure whoever warned him about the "green snake" was pranking him. The U.S. only has a few dangerous snakes, and off the top of my head I can't think of any that are green.
@@MrEpeeFencer Mojave rattlesnake's other name is Mojave Green and it has a reputation of being aggressive.
Im not sure either. When i think green i think of a tree viper, there aren't any in Nevada, only rattlers
@@MrEpeeFencer Yeah because 30 spieces of venomous snake isn't alot
@@smithno-mates2341 I stand corrected. I looked it up and it sounds like it's one of the nastier rattlesnakes.
Goodsprings should let in more Powder Gangers to increase diversity
“Wtf you got against us bitch?” - Boxcars
Diversity is strength! Don't let a few bad Powder Ganger apples ruin the batch!
Lmao
??? What on earth are you talking about?
@@messeuravril540the powder gangers are a faction in fallout new Vegas of escaped convicts who are trying to muscle their way into taking over good springs. You can side with or against them in the game.
If you help them they kill all the nice and friendly residents of good springs. So don’t let them in.
20:56 British man discovers central air
To be fair, even for a lot of Americans, below floor ducting is weird.
I spent 36 years, mostly in the SW and think the number of homes I was in that had it could almost be counted on both hands. In the attic crawlspace is way more common.
@@Nevir202 Probably because unless I'm mistaken, most houses in the SW don't have basements.
@@MrEpeeFencer True, but even those that do don't usually do floor ducts in that region.
@@Nevir202 depends on the era. slab houses (houses built on a concrete slab) usually have all the mechanical below the floor.
@@theghostofthomasjenkins9643 Almost every even slightly modern house (like last 70 years) is built on a concrete slab, and I've never been in one with mechanical below the floor like this.
Again, may be a regional thing, but I am just talking about what I've seen and pointing out that this kind of thing isn't anything near universal for Americans.
You're awake, how about that. Woah, easy there, easy. You've been out cold for a couple of days now. Why don't you just relax a second, get your bearings?
How about your name, Can you tell me your name?
Todd Howard better keep his tendrils away from this town
You see that Goodsprings? You could make a tacky casino hotel/resort there! 16 times the gambling!
@@queuedjar4578 needs more dollar generals and bright green BP stations
The Callum Khajiit arc has begun, the ultimate traveling merchant!
And his roads have led him to warm sands!
Based merchant services
Khajiit has wares for you... If you have the coin.
"Callum does not like this, but coin is coin."
"Callum knows much, and posts some. Callum films many things others do not"
The European mind cannot comprehend Sarsaparilla
No it just uses the same flavorantsas medicine
I seriously doubt that, considering 'zarzaparrilla' is Spanish - the word, the beverage and the plant came to America from Spain.
@@isidroramos1073 while the word definitely did come from Spanish, the plants typical for Sarsaparilla are native to the Americas.
@@isidroramos1073doubtful…
@@PlayaSinNombrenot doubtful, as you can brew you’re own sasprilla
You and Lord Miles are our great English explorers.
Hell yes it’s based as fuck
The same Miles that actively put other's lives at risk during the evcuation by uploading and sharing information that really shouldn't have been shared. It was only thanks to others actively supressing that information that it didn't result in anything serious, he's a bungling idiot.
@@quantumchad Why
@@quantumchad Didnt lie about being sent to taliban prison though
the gas station was actually a real place. There's a 70 something year old guy who lives in the region who recently started playing fallout new vegas and is uploading it to his youtube channel called MojaveD and he instantly recognised the gas station.
The Callumphate is the superior Fallout faction
Thank you for continuing our British culture of global exploration, Rhodesia will be great
We can't stop here, this is Cazador country!
* nervous VATS scanning noises in the background *
I still remember those murder bugs.
Sometimes I get down about the state of the United States, but then I remember apart from the government, it’s pretty awesome.
Callum trying to find where to move to to flee his rainy isle
this place looks cool as hell, would love to live there
@@some1online2Too hot
When you see Nipton IRL, you'll know Vulpes Inculta did nothing wrong.
patrolling the UK almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter
Hits a bit close to home this comment lol
He's true from what we see on the webs. Your coutry and culture are phuqqqqed.
nuclear winter may even improve british food tbh
It'd be an improvement to the ambiance. It may also shoo away the, uhh... fauna from warmer climates.
@@nesa1126 Kebabs and Falafel?
I’m from the UK and got my passport 2 months ago, I really want to go abroad and this is the best advertisement to go to America, I finished New Vegas when I was like 11/12 back when it released.
If you notice, even amongst the ex-military men there was an Aussie I think. We are far more welcoming to foreigners than most expect, especially smaller places that tourists haven't absolutely ruined. I think a border-to-border south to north trip across the "wild west" would be amazing for anyone, let alone a visitor from abroad. Just don't get stuck on a reservation or in the hills of Utah at night without a plan.
I'm glad I'm not the only autist that did the FNV tour as their primary motivation for visiting the hellhole known as Vegas. Love you Callum
I can only imagine the smile on Callum's face as he rode atop that tank.
F*ck that reminds me I forgot to fix Judy’s radio
Your just evil smh
Maybe you should fix trudys radio first..
Trudy
i didn't bring you out here to fight sasparilla bottles.
I visited Goodsprings a few years back. The people at the Saloon and General Store were beyond nice. I was wearing an NCR t-shirt and the lady at the store gave me some nuka cola and sunset sasparilla bottle caps that had been made by a German tourist and given to her as a gift. I couldn't believe she just gave them to me, but she was like "ehhh, you care more about them than I do." Still got them at home today.
The container of bottle caps, for the first survivor to arrive after the bombs fall. Like winning the lottery in Nipton.
Winning the lottery in Nipton never lasts long when I'm the PC.
And here I thought it was a bottle cap mine that wasn't armed
It took a while for caps to become currency. Tied to value of potable water and all that.
YYEEAAAH! WHO WON THE LOTTERY!? I DID!
Callum takes a sip from his trusty vault 13 canteen
Callum, miss you on Lotus Eaters so great to hear from you, 👍
I don't think he misses Sargons pesos on the hour or arguing over tradcuckery tho
Lotus Eaters has been going downhill for a while now, but it took a nosedive when Callum left
@@spaghettimkay5795Do you know why? I didn’t even know that happened,
though I’m not British,
but I watched Sargon years ago I sometimes Lotus Eaters when he created it, and if my memory serves me right Callum was first there, wasn’t he, regardless besides Sargon he was like main face of it for me
@Ratimir101 yeah the best segments were with Carl and Callum
@@spaghettimkay5795 Disagree. Lotus Eaters is getting bigger and better. They're talking to bigger names, having more influence while not selling out.
That tank guy had some kind of South African/australian/british/american accent, that was unexpected.
yep he's Australian you can see a patch of the Australian flag on his sleeve. Kinda made me happy as an Aussie tbh.
Sounds like an Australian that has spent a long time in Murica, plus he explained an Australian tank while wearing an Australian armband
*And yet you were so close to the hellscape that is California!*
If you ever have intentions of visiting, please notify me. Food, lodging, the works!
Someone writing TRANS LIVES MATTER all over two pages of a comment book is really a perfect image of the lgbt movement's relationship with the Fallout fandom
Yeah
You mean their relationship with basically any fandom?
Flag creatures ruin anything they touch
@@SergalCheeseHeadit's just a meme
I mean Tim Cain was an advocate for the dignity of transgender during the development of the original Fallout. Fallout 2 was one of the first mainstream games to feature same-sex marriage. Fallout 2 also had a cut faction called, The Rainbow Confederation made up of all gay members. So it's no surprise that Fallout is a stable within the LGBT community when it did so much to highlight it before most mainstream media. The Sims being another great example a few years later.
You can legit be bi or gay through perks in new Vegas so it's canon
That bar owner is an absolute champ!
Miss you on the podcast, but this content is top notch. Good to see you're across the pond.
For someone who has never played any fallout games but is a keen gamer anyway, I can understand the way people travel across the world just to visit a place a game is based on.
Keen gamer but didnt play fallout 3 and new vegas lmaooo aside mass effect and skyrim among the most immersive classic roleplaying games. In a post apocalype after nukes
Bro you’re missing out
@@AbuHajarAlBugatti Some people don't play roleplaying games.
Now that I know there IS a meetup annually AND there's a tank theme park nearby....I might just have to follow in your footsteps with my buds some year. XD
Always great to see content from you. Make British traveling and exploring the world great again.
I love you Callum!!! I miss you on The Lotus Eaters !
(The podcast feels stiff and too serious without your presence)
You are my MEME king bringing laughter to his peasants as the world burns!
I think you should do meme reviews to help raise money!
Callum yearns to explore deserts.
Don’t we all
His British blood yearns to take him to strange and foreign lands.
“The English have a great hunger for desolate places, I think you are another of these desert loving English”
A great line from a great film.
Its so hilarious to me that you still use the north Korean music because of the DMCA meme way back whenever 😂
You're looking well and younger since leaving Lotus Eaters. Suits you, but you are missed. Take care dude.
Looking forward to this!
Hey! It's you!
If america is Utahized does New Vegas become an -imperial- free city?
I'm surprised you survived the nevada sun being a rainy island man. See you November at the festival.
The devs as Obsidian actually went out into the surrounding Vegas area to make the game more accurate to the real Vegas. You don't find that kind of dedication these days. Oh, and they had, like, a year and a half to make the damn thing. That's just a whole other level.
The other games also have accurate locations...
Ummm triple A devs usually.....visit the areas.....they are going to develop.....in...the....game. Like you went out of your way to glaze Obsidian for doing the same thing other triple A devs do. Are you slow or are you trying to be a tribalist and just crap on other devs so u can hype up NV? It's best to maybe go touch grass.
@@grizzlyadamblack bro why do you sound so angry. Man can like New Vegas. Ain't nothing wrong with that. I think the bigger part of his comment is the fact that Bethesda only gave Obsidian like, 9 months or so to develop new vegas, which makes the map accuracy more impressive
@jormilos Awe are ur feelings hurt softy? And no guy made a comment to glaze Obsidian and acted like other devs dont do the same when most gamers know that is what most devs do. And yeah clearly its tribalism given by ur reply. "Bethesda gave em 9 months" who in the living he double hockey sticks cares?
@@grizzlyadamblack homie, why do you sound so angry? Chillax. Man, I remember when baits used to be believable. Guy can like something. Simple as. You're on a video about someone exploring goodsprings because he likes New Vegas and going into the comment section complaining that people like OP like New Vegas. Like, why? Relax. Be good to others
We miss you Callum, come back to Lotus Eaters.
Collect all the comments like this and present them to Carl as a negotiation tactic for the price you want. You were literally the fan favorite, which is no small thing to consider since the team is so good.
He's moved beyond the island of the lotus eaters, and is embarking on the rest of his Odyssey.
Been a fan of Callum's vibe for many years now. The podcast never felt like his thing, sometimes he would just sit there for 10min doing his weird poker face and being bored and not saying anything. Hope he remains good friends with Carl and the rest of LE and ocassionaly stops by as does Lord Miles and Count Dankula.
I miss him on LE too, but he is on a quest.
Everyone's so sick of culture war and politics... I can't imagine having to do it for a job in my 20's! I was traveling at his age, it's what young men are supposed to do: see the world and where you fit into it. Politics will always be there at the end (unfortunately)
Waiting pripyat tour
50,000 people used to live here.
Now it’s a ghost town.
Well after he visited Donbas, there is a real risk of getting arrested for it
Just wanted to say good on you callum for striking it out on your own and doing something you enjoy.
Do miss your persona on the lotus eaters but can honestly say as someone who is 42 married house kid etc I spent way to much time in my ealier years not doing adventures like this.
So good on you, hope it goes well for you.
Great content as always Callum. Miss you on the Lotus Eaters podcast.
I think the podcast misses him more. I find it hard to watch nowadays
@@spaghettimkay5795 I about had it with Stelios... Just can't take that dude.
@@1Life2Little he's so insanely dull
@@spaghettimkay5795 I like Stelios, his wit is dryer than the Mojave.
TH-cam algorithm scoring major points with this one!
I´ve been a big Fallout fan since like 2011 when i first played Fallout 3 at a friends house.
Dont play much anymore, but i just never got tired of the lore, the places and such. The entire idea is just addicting for me.
Watching this was super comfy, thank you.
I expect Callum to be wearing his best cowboy spurs for the pilgrimage.
Days like today are tough, but listening to that guy who owns the bar, reminded me how great my country and people can be.
This video encapsulates what makes America great. It’s about coming together over a shared love or something, whether you’re lgbt or a gun lover or an autist, unironically. Screw these politics these days that divide people red or blue just divides. Stuff like this binds all of us together no matter what our background or beliefs are. It’s true freedom!
@@olympian3 youre the first american ive seen online who isnt purely consumed by the left/right bs
@@leafy126.5 maybe it’s cause I’m Canadian 😭 but to me that’s the idea of America and its too bad it isn’t followed more closely
The American Flags on the graves are on the graves of veterans of the United States military.
I knew easy Pete wouldn't lend you his dynamite
Old man liver is a real one. Had the pleasure of meeting him when a biker fight broke out he told them to settle business in the parking lot. Possibly one of the best owners of a business i have ever met.
Spread those wings and fly Callum. American small town people are America.
Callum should shoot a big iron.
From his hip
20:00 - yes. That's why it was called the Wild West. To see much of California become so authoritarian is bizarre. The desert and gold rush era was about freedom and small town justice.
No step on snek (the antivenom also cost something like 20k a vial and you'll need several vials to save you)
Уже знаком с американской культурой, и, кажется, что больше не почувствую того восхищения внутри. Но когда смотрю репортажи подобного плана, у меня снова захватывает дух. Момент с энтузиастами на танках посреди пустыни просто добил меня, и я решил написать этот коммент. Все видео смотрел с улыбкой
I've already been familiar with american culture and nothing seems to be able to cause the same excitment in me. But when watching this sort of documentaries, it again takes me aback. The moment of the enthusiastic fellas driving the tanks got me giggling, and I decided to leave a comment. You are one of a kind of authenticity. God bless America! Was watching the whole video smiling. My soul will settle in this place if I fail to do it in my lifetime
UPD
When nothing seems left to impress you a T34 and russian inscriptions show up in the middle of the desert. Damn mind blowing. Let's proceed and see if I hear "Big Iron"
I wish some brainwashed didn't see each other as enemies
Well, butter my butt and call me a biscuit!
It's my old friend from Goodsprings.
Put on a hat! The sun’s no joke out there.
25:50 It's nice you got become friends with the Boomer faction, I hear they're a blast
You are really good at what you're setting out to do here. Editing, narration, pacing, shots etc. I wish Karl had just let you do this with funding as part of Lotus Eaters. I could see the 'cooldown' interview with the boys after a video debuts. Oh well, good stuff in any case.
No no, Callum has to spread his wings and forge out on his own.
@@Ammoniummetavanadate He only 'has to' because Lotus Eaters didn't have the budget or wanted to invest it elsewhere. Which imo would be a mistake.
Old Man Liver looks and sounds like a younger Gary Busey.
He lives!
The saloon owner is unfathomably based af
I've watched many videos from American nerds doing this NV pilgrimage.
It's way more interesting from Callum's POV 🇬🇧
What’s a former ADF staff member doing in Goodsprings?
Why... living his best life of course! Aussie Aussie Aussie!
It's hot as hell and the fauna kills you, basically AUS right
next up- Halo Tourism: Alpha halo
We can dream
"You wont believe what we discovered on Halo!" *Not clickbait*
Dave and Busters was a odd restaurant, it mixed the classic restaurant/sports bar styled kitchen with an arcade. Tons of arcade games, you order your food, play games, drink beer, eat your food, drink more play more games.
The card in the ticket box was the reloadable card to pay for arcade games.
They're still open btw, I was only there a year or two ago but they're still the same I believe.
There's still one in Pittsburgh too.
@@zab6124 They have at least one location in most major American cities.
RIP Matt Perry aka Benny
God I hope Callum can do this for Fallout London, visting all the best fictional places
Fallout fans really deserved a better tv show.
That show is brilliant compared to the rest that Hollywood has crapped out lately. And, while not "great", it's far better than I ever could have imagined.
@@kennethpryde966 Is not that is bad, is that it changes so many things, is not really a Fallout show.
You can't make a good Fallout TV show. TV is a very antiquated form of entertainment when compared to a video game, so translating it between the two media forms is basically never going to end up good.
@@queuedjar4578 That's one of the dumbest things I've ever heard.
Glad you enjoyed a little taste of what america is really like outside of our urban hellscapes. Although you probably wouldnt have had as much fun if you went to Good Springs now, as its currently 107⁰ (42⁰C in non-freedom units) lol
Can confirm, it fucking sucks here.
A majority of us live in cities and suburbs, backwoods yokels don’t represent America lol. I’m from eastern Oregon the land is beautiful the people aren’t
Great video. Lotus Eaters isn't the same without you. There is a conspicuous lack of shitposting and "taking the piss" out of many of the topics presented on there now.
Glad you're having fun Kolm. It's unfortunate that things weren't going well.
7-UP Cake is NOT exclusive to Goodsprings. This is a widely-known recipe across North America.
I've only watched a few of your videos and they made me very excited for the content I get to watch
Love your style, more please 👏
EMS may not carry antivenom, but they can fly you to somewhere that does.
I remember driving through Nevada and heading towards Vegas after playing Fallout. It was really cool to see all the spots IRL that are in the game.
The TV show's cliffhanger ending taking place in New Vegas is gonna spike tourism up here even more than ever!
lmao at the sasparila drinking, also known as rootbeer, everyone one not from the usa says it tastes like medicine
Root beer and sarsaparilla are NOT the same thing. Root beer is made from sassafras and sarsaparilla is made from sarsaparilla. Both drinks are sickly sweet and taste like herbs, but they do taste different. I can't stand the sugar any more, but if you ever liked root beer you should try sarsaparilla.
@kennethpryde966 there are some quite palatable sugar free root beers out there
@@juliantheapostate8295 You then just have to worry about the cancer sweetening your drink or whatever other chemicals it happens to be.
That's probably because it often has wintergreen in it. There's no one root beer recipe, but wintergreen is often used.
I'm a mountain guy but love to hang out in the desert, except for the summer time. Summer in mountains and winter in the desert.
"Things weren't going that well..."
I'm genuinely concerned about what this meant.
I'm in the comments curious about that line as well.
Probably extremely blackpilled at the state of the UK, and knows it's at least 10 years of
Suffering there before things might get better. I'd flee too.
We miss you on Lotus Eaters!!!