That was my dad who let you into the diner at the museum in Clinton! He told us all about your TH-cam channel. I'm from Weatherford, the "Back to the Future" town. Glad you enjoyed driving through! :)
My Son and me really enjoy rt 66 over and over, we would really LOVE to see you do a series on small town carnivals and celebration tour on rt 66, I think everybody would enjoy seeing how different towns in different states celebrate. Thumbs Up ???
i took my route 66 trip last year because of you and Adam the Woo. Let me make a comment. For the last year or so, youve been pretty good on your videos, but youve taken this trip on route 66 and with your talents you have raised the bar. Youre on a whole other level now. A for real entertainer. good job. i live in kansas, wish i could get down to that SE corner when you get there. thanks for the vids
Yet another epic vlog, you put so much research and energy into your work" I'm learnin." and you managed to get 32 "route 66's" into todays episode. Rest well Justin, looking forward to your next one.
I recently discovered your videos... and now, of course, they have become an obsession. I am going to have to binge watch a LOT of videos thanks to you, Justin! Seriously though, you have great talent and a gift. For those of us who enjoy the weird, the unusual, roadside oddities, random and cool stuff... thank you!
Justin, you changed my attitude towards learning about history. I hope more people find you and your channel, you make learning fun! Thanks for all the time and effort you out into your vids.! 🤙🏼
You mentioned seeing many OK used cars signs along the route. So, Here's a little history behind those. The OK Used Cars brand, Chevy's used-car trade-in division, started in the mid-1920s. The "famous red O.K. tag system," as one 1928 newspaper ad called it, was a checklist that showed what parts of the car had been checked and reconditioned prior to throwing it out on the lot. "Developed by the Chevrolet Motor Company to protect the used car buyer ... we attach a tag to the radiator caps of all our reconditioned cars, the famous Chevrolet Red O.K. tag--showing exactly what vital units have been checked O.K. or reconditioned by our expert mechanics. We believe that no fairer system of used car merchandising has ever been worked out--for it assured the customer honest value as well as a dependable, satisfactory car." And there You have it, a little history, or even PRE history of that signage.
I had a dream that I met you at this amazing beach point idk where nd you were the coolest person ever and so humble... and then your video notification woke me up.! Cool enough for me.! you're amazing justin!!!
Justin. You have inspired me to travel! I've been subscribed to you since your original channel of 100 subscribers! Keep the great content coming! :D!!
I've been in one of those valentine Diners in PA in the AACA Museum. They are very nice there and explained the whole thing there was like one table and five stools
if you ever find yourself in Louisiana I highly recommend visiting Baton Rouge for the "Capital Park Museum." the third floor is a map of all of Louisiana and they have an entire section on the music history there.
I really enjoy your passion for history it's very inspiring! The Disneyland videos will always be my favorite but wow, I love learning about America on oooooooold Route 66!
Justin, I don't know if you're an opera going guy, but if you ever get a chance to see Ricky Ian Gordon's The Grapes of Wrath, get on a plane and go to whatever city in the country it's playing, it's the greatest opera written in the last decade in my opinion and it's heavily inspired by the great American musicals. I worked as a volunteer backstage during its run at Opera Theatre of Saint Louis and it's incredibly true to the book. The best part is when the Joad family sings "Plenty Road". which is all about Route 66 and California, the land of plenty!
Interesting...had to go learn more about Lucille Hamons after you introduced her. She wrote her memoirs at the encouragement of her daughter and called it-you guessed it-Mother of The Mother Road. Now I have to find it and read it!!
According to my friends at Pixar, Sally in Cars is based on Dawn the owner of the Rock Cafe' in Stroud OK on Rt 66. Other locations claim the fame, but the Pixar folks say it's Dawn.
It IS hard to get people to read in 2017! I agree. Well, I'll give it a shot! I thought you didn't want to mention the book because you believed the book wasn't as good as the movie! Since you *didn't* say that I'm all for it! That must be so cool to go visit that museum when you've already been tot he real-life places!Oklahoma looks so cozy! Definitely on my bucketlist (along with so many more thanks to these videos!) WHAT 24 dollars?! For that room?! Geez Louise! Struck gold there. That giggle/laugh reminded me of Mozart from the movie Amadeus hahah. Another great upload, thank you so much for taking us with you on this trip!
Hey Justin. If i wanted to learn more about the dustbowl/the Okies, what should I watch? The Grapes Of Wrath or is there a documentary or something that's better?
Ken burns does a good dust bowl documentary and there are others, just search. I have several of the dvds and books from that Era. Such a sad and devastating time. I'm from oklahoma and lived in the panhandle a short time. My sister has lived there 45 years.
Forgot you have to be careful about making your food as well as gluten free may not be so after cooking in a regular oven, toaster, etc. Thanks for covering our Great State of Oklahoma! Your OK!!
I love The Grapes of Wrath book! I haven't seen the movie yet, mostly because I'm kind of afraid I won't like what they've had to edit for the screen. Adaptations aren't always perfect. I think the closest one to the book is Gone With the Wind
wow! you made it to oklahoma already? jelous right here.... i was just in poor old boring laguna beach today =P just kidding about the boring part. i work there. i consider myself lucky for that. congrats on your travels!
The ball hog oiler was used to oil hogs. Seriously, the hogs would rub up against it to disperse the oil over their skin which would protect them from bothersome insects.
I do believe you'll be going through Sapulpa Oklahoma pretty cool little town owned by I'm not for sure what tribe but the chief people couldn't pronounce his real name so they just called him Sapulpa have a cool little Museum there too
So what day are you and Adam meeting up in Chicago? are you driving back to LA together? I can't help but notice Adam after heading North up the east coast has made the turn west now.
That was my dad who let you into the diner at the museum in Clinton! He told us all about your TH-cam channel. I'm from Weatherford, the "Back to the Future" town. Glad you enjoyed driving through! :)
My Son and me really enjoy rt 66 over and over, we would really LOVE to see you do a series on small town carnivals and celebration tour on rt 66, I think everybody would enjoy seeing how different towns in different states celebrate. Thumbs Up ???
This series on Route 66 has been fantastic! Thanks Justin!
i took my route 66 trip last year because of you and Adam the Woo. Let me make a comment. For the last year or so, youve been pretty good on your videos, but youve taken this trip on route 66 and with your talents you have raised the bar. Youre on a whole other level now. A for real entertainer. good job. i live in kansas, wish i could get down to that SE corner when you get there. thanks for the vids
Absolutely hilarious ending Justin! Well done
AWESOME video! love that propeller!
Love these videos Justin, thank so much for sharing them ❤️ 🇺🇸
Yet another epic vlog, you put so much research and energy into your work" I'm learnin." and you managed to get 32 "route 66's" into todays episode. Rest well Justin, looking forward to your next one.
I recently discovered your videos... and now, of course, they have become an obsession. I am going to have to binge watch a LOT of videos thanks to you, Justin! Seriously though, you have great talent and a gift. For those of us who enjoy the weird, the unusual, roadside oddities, random and cool stuff... thank you!
Doing a great job. This adventure is so much fun!
Justin, you changed my attitude towards learning about history. I hope more people find you and your channel, you make learning fun! Thanks for all the time and effort you out into your vids.! 🤙🏼
I grew up near Clinton and surprisingly i have not been to the museum there, ive got to go now. Loving these videos
👍enjoying your videos of Old Route 66😉🇺🇸
you've got my vote Justin!
Now I've got to get to Oklahoma. You are really going to have me busy! You make everything interesting.
You mentioned seeing many OK used cars signs along the route. So, Here's a little history behind those. The OK Used Cars brand, Chevy's used-car trade-in division, started in the mid-1920s. The "famous red O.K. tag system," as one 1928 newspaper ad called it, was a checklist that showed what parts of the car had been checked and reconditioned prior to throwing it out on the lot. "Developed by the Chevrolet Motor Company to protect the used car buyer ... we attach a tag to the radiator caps of all our reconditioned cars, the famous Chevrolet Red O.K. tag--showing exactly what vital units have been checked O.K. or reconditioned by our expert mechanics. We believe that no fairer system of used car merchandising has ever been worked out--for it assured the customer honest value as well as a dependable, satisfactory car." And there You have it, a little history, or even PRE history of that signage.
I had a dream that I met you at this amazing beach point idk where nd you were the coolest person ever and so humble... and then your video notification woke me up.! Cool enough for me.! you're amazing justin!!!
The mention of Garth Brooks made me so happy!!!!!
Justin. You have inspired me to travel! I've been subscribed to you since your original channel of 100 subscribers! Keep the great content coming! :D!!
Justin I tell you this in every video, but I love you Justin!
I've been in one of those valentine Diners in PA in the AACA Museum. They are very nice there and explained the whole thing there was like one table and five stools
Justin, so far my favorite vlog yet. I love the town of Elk City, that Museum town, so cool! Love you man!
Keep doing what you do! 💪🏼
I love these videos! I want to do a route 66 trip in September.
Justin Scarred for president 2020, also, you were a boy scout? Me too!
that was a great owen wilson impression in the intro!
my little area of route 66 is here in carthage mo. great videos!!
if you ever find yourself in Louisiana I highly recommend visiting Baton Rouge for the "Capital Park Museum." the third floor is a map of all of Louisiana and they have an entire section on the music history there.
I really enjoy your passion for history it's very inspiring! The Disneyland videos will always be my favorite but wow, I love learning about America on oooooooold Route 66!
I'm hyped about reading grapes of wrath next year
I just absolutely adore the Route 66 environment
Justin, I don't know if you're an opera going guy, but if you ever get a chance to see Ricky Ian Gordon's The Grapes of Wrath, get on a plane and go to whatever city in the country it's playing, it's the greatest opera written in the last decade in my opinion and it's heavily inspired by the great American musicals. I worked as a volunteer backstage during its run at Opera Theatre of Saint Louis and it's incredibly true to the book. The best part is when the Joad family sings "Plenty Road". which is all about Route 66 and California, the land of plenty!
OMG JUSTIN THAT WAS A GREAT ENDING !!!
Interesting...had to go learn more about Lucille Hamons after you introduced her. She wrote her memoirs at the encouragement of her daughter and called it-you guessed it-Mother of The Mother Road. Now I have to find it and read it!!
Hope your having fun Thank you for doing this. I'm on vacation for 5 days, so hopefully you will do a meetup in Chicago.
Sweet Museum my kind of peace and quiet
I like candidate's scarred's platform on his ability to buy a hotel room for $24... definitely earned my vote!
According to my friends at Pixar, Sally in Cars is based on Dawn the owner of the Rock Cafe' in Stroud OK on Rt 66.
Other locations claim the fame, but the Pixar folks say it's Dawn.
I love your sunglasses Justin!!! :)
omg your outro is the cutest. Schleep well!
It IS hard to get people to read in 2017! I agree. Well, I'll give it a shot! I thought you didn't want to mention the book because you believed the book wasn't as good as the movie! Since you *didn't* say that I'm all for it!
That must be so cool to go visit that museum when you've already been tot he real-life places!Oklahoma looks so cozy! Definitely on my bucketlist (along with so many more thanks to these videos!)
WHAT 24 dollars?! For that room?! Geez Louise! Struck gold there. That giggle/laugh reminded me of Mozart from the movie Amadeus hahah.
Another great upload, thank you so much for taking us with you on this trip!
I've been to a small town once on the way to another city and there was 2 BLADES!
El Reno is famous for my family too, not because of Route 66, but that is where my Dad was born.
You crack me up!! Keep on truckin'!! PS My favorite salsa ;)
Hey Justin. If i wanted to learn more about the dustbowl/the Okies, what should I watch? The Grapes Of Wrath or is there a documentary or something that's better?
Ken burns does a good dust bowl documentary and there are others, just search. I have several of the dvds and books from that Era. Such a sad and devastating time. I'm from oklahoma and lived in the panhandle a short time. My sister has lived there 45 years.
Like the reference to Don Mclean's "American Pie"!
Mills have been used for a long time to move stuff and harness energy before electricity
What a great trip you are having.
Forgot you have to be careful about making your food as well as gluten free may not be so after cooking in a regular oven, toaster, etc. Thanks for covering our Great State of Oklahoma! Your OK!!
A hog oiler is a device hogs could rub up against it would dispense oil to "help provide relief from insects and offer skin protection".
I was waitin for steam to come outta of his ears. Very funny! Great vid. Get some rest Justin. Keep having fun
Amazing
You are so funny and make me laugh so much 😂🤣
I would love it if someone would restore all of the existing Valentine Diners and reopen them!
Anyone notice the Valentine Diner was near railroad tracks? No wonder they where transported by train.
he gets so excited about the wind mill but I'm sitting here in maine with them Going past my house
Ooh Justin! u make me laugh every time!
I love The Grapes of Wrath book! I haven't seen the movie yet, mostly because I'm kind of afraid I won't like what they've had to edit for the screen. Adaptations aren't always perfect. I think the closest one to the book is Gone With the Wind
I have a feeling that you cross from one state to another in just 1 day. Is it possible Justin that you cover 1 state per day?
Nice video :)
you should check out Cahokia after you reach Chicago.
wow! you made it to oklahoma already? jelous right here.... i was just in poor old boring laguna beach today =P just kidding about the boring part. i work there. i consider myself lucky for that. congrats on your travels!
Justin's bathroom bag is the same age as me😂😂😂
+justinscarred I have the same Star Wars rouge one shirt your wearing
The ball hog oiler was used to oil hogs. Seriously, the hogs would rub up against it to disperse the oil over their skin which would protect them from bothersome insects.
Someday I hope to take a Route 66 road
id love to meet you when you come thru missouri
Funny that that place is called The Crossroads of America. That's the state motto of Indiana.
The ending was so funny!!! Hahahahahahah
haha very cool!! and awesome!
Model A Coupe, son
...not a roadster
you gotta free tattoo at Heartbreak in Riverside, you Rock n Roller!
You so funny Justin! I bet you and Adam will hook up somewhere on the East Coast. Happy travels!!
I do believe you'll be going through Sapulpa Oklahoma pretty cool little town owned by I'm not for sure what tribe but the chief people couldn't pronounce his real name so they just called him Sapulpa have a cool little Museum there too
You are entertaining. Corny at times, but that works. I have to say, the biggest smile was the "Pew Pew Pew" in the church. Very funny.
So what day are you and Adam meeting up in Chicago? are you driving back to LA together? I can't help but notice Adam after heading North up the east coast has made the turn west now.
I like his shirt
When you gonna breakout and sing Oklahoma!
that was a cool hippie bus
hahahaha the ending priceless. LOL
Earned yourself a sub. Why are all the comments hidden though?
if you run I will be there to vote for ya.
Was that jimberley!
hey Justin did you know that mountain dew is mostly orange juice?
THE OLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLE WEST!!!!
Cool Shirt
wait ill you get to Il hot hot , Im spending the night in Le Roy Il. one of Adams old stomping grounds
salsa part made me laugh no lie.
Where did you get this cool Bigfoot sticker?
I'm really enjoying your video's. You got a bit of Pee Wee in you =D
"Duds?" That there be old timer's lingo!
Aces pal aces. Live a good caboose😜
hahaha the salsa!
i hope that salsa isn't as hot going out as it was going in!
pew pew pew pew pew! Best part haha
I like ur hat
Hmm so you are heading east toward Chicago and Adam is heading west through northern Ohio. Hmm methinks there is a connection there lol
Big the foot!
my mom met Michael Jackson she did praise and worship before he recorded and she did the same for whitny hustion
I thought Route 66 goes all the way from east to west coasts of U.S.?
Nope! It starts/ends at the Santa Monica Pier in LA and starts/ends at the Sears Tower/Chicago Art Institute in Chicago. :D
10:46 thats the price of an apple imac pro in 2019
better grab a mtn dew with that salsa.