Instagram - AdamTheWooATW I like meeting up with smaller creators who are local to the area (if time permits) . Today got to meet TH-cam/CarsonTyler and had a good time walking around checking out Cheerwine stuff . Check out his independent short film, he’s on to something
Hey Adam. Nick the "Woo Man Fan" here. Because of this vlog, I now have to seek and hunt for Cheerwine in my area of Long Beach CA (or go online) and buy myself a case so I can fully try out this tasty, carbonated beverage. Thanks for another great slice of Americana Pie.
Cheerwine Has Just Bought Sun Drop - Iconic North Carolina Soda Merger. According to the Salisbury Post, Piedmont Cheerwine Bottling Co. just announced the purchase of Concord-based Sun Drop Bottling Co., a deal that merges two of the most legendary southern beverages.
That grocery store advertisement, “We sell to sell again.” They’re saying we will give you a good experience on your visit so you’ll return when you need more food. Thanks for the video!
Great video! It is nice to see some of your new fellow you tuber friends and the different people you meet like the coffee shop owner. These are some interesting places you show us. Thanks for sharing! 👍
I love this. I was hoping you would do this video. I love Cheerwine, such a great,refreshing taste! Living in NY, i’m very happy you can find it at Cracker Barrel!
I'm so proud to be from North Carolina! Cheerwine from Salisbury, Bojangles' from Charlotte, and Krispy Kreme from Winston Salem! The holy trinity of culinary perfection. All born in North Carolina. And we also lay claim to the birthplace of Pepsi! You're welcome, world!
Carson looks like a nice kid. I wish him luck with all his endeavors. I love Cheerwine and they do sell it up in New England. I like Dr Pepper more though! LOL I wish I knew about those Cheerwine Krispy Kremes! Apparently, from a Google search, there were BOTH donuts AND soda! Just Holy Cow!
I've never heard of Cheerwine but now I need to try it! Also had to look up "neck of the woods" origination because it would have bothered me all day: "The phrase comes from the sense of neck as a strip of land. In Britain, this refers to land with water on both sides, but early Americans used it to mean "a settlement in the woods.""
Glad you looked into "neck of the woods" i literally have a seond tab open with exactly the same question ready to look up, just wanted to finish Adam's video and read a few comments... now i can delete the tab lol great minds think alike! (and yes, like you, it would have bothered me the whole day about not knowing where this phrase comes from and i also did not know this softdrink, i somehow need to get a sip of that.. all because of Adam's praise for it lmao)
@@annegallagher4005 Lol as soon as he asked in the video where that came from I thought, “huh, I actually don’t know…” and had to look it up. I’m so interested to try this soda but part of me is nervous it will taste like cough syrup 😬 lol
What a great end to the vlog, Adam directing Carson, a clink of the glass bottles holding Cheerwine and the vlog was over, Thankyou, 19, wish i was 19 again lol
Love your videos from North Carolina. There is something about small towns. I too love vintage signage. Old oil and gas signs, soda signs etc. Thank you for sharing.
One of the things that I miss most about the South...Cheerwine! Introduced my kids to it on a visit back home and now they have to drink it every time we visit.
That sign on the side of the building for spearmint gum, I could see the "Y" at the end of the first word and it was "Wrigley's" As for what you thought was a storm cellar, you were half right. It's an entrance to the cellar. Those doors were for delivery trucks to make their deliveries to the store without interrupting the customers in the store. New York City and Philadelphia still has many of those delivery entrances however theirs are flatter and people walk over them. Some when you open the outside door has like an elevator to bring the merchandise down to the cellar.
At 14:42, that looks like Wrigley's chewing gum, Spearmint maybe. They had Spearmint (white label), Double mint (green label) and Juicy Fruit (yellow label). I think they also made "Big Red" chewing gum which was a cinnamon flavor. They used to advertise Big Red all the time back in the 80's on tv during football season.
I love places like this. North Carolina is one my favorite states. I think Cracker Barrel sells the Cheerwine . Didn’t know what it was. Looks like a good soda. Very cool vlog. Nice to meet Carson. Towns like Salisbury are the most special towns in my opinion. Thank you to you and Carson.
@@JKW24LUV oh cool i live in Orlando and get my groceries there but i don't normally drink soda so i never noticed it i just found some with glass bottles on Insta cart after reading your message, thanks so much!
The blue building that comes into frame at 0:24 is the former Belk-Harry department store. The Belks of Charlotte partnered with the Harry Brothers in 1902, one of the earliest examples of the unique arrangement Belk constructed with many other Southern merchants to leverage buying power and standardize merchandising. I'm sure you passed through many other NC & SC small towns that had their own "Belk-SoAndSo" stores before the BigBoxification of America.
17:55 - The metal item on the building was actually used to bring electricity, telephone, and/or telegraph wires into the building. The bead-like objects are insulators. Wires from the poles in the street to the building were attached here.
FWIW, my hometown, it's pronounced sawlz-berry. I'm sure the Chamber of Commerce will appreciate this video. The Carolina Beverage Corporation building at the end of the video is actually the original bottling facility.
HEY ATW...YOW! ANOTHER AWESOME PIECE OF FILM TODAY! Thanks! You are really on your game this year. I learned so much. I've never heard of Cheerwine, but now I must try some! Besides all the super content, you are really adding some great still shots for the hardback. Keep up the great work! Besides, your new way of living and eating better is starting to reflect in weight loss!
Adam a quick answer. The metal slivers on the back of the truck was scrap from a machine that turns metal in processing. Kinda the same as a Wood lathe but for metals. As always enjoy your videos. God Bless
I just turned 59 and I can remember while growing up that there were no stores open up on Sunday's. When we finally bought a colored tv we had to hurry down to the store on a Saturday night as a family, before they closed. Cheerwine sounds delicious & so does Sun Drop, but I have never heard of them before, but would love to try!!! 🌼
I am so loving these vlogs! I live in Denver and have never heard of Cheeriwine. It makes me want to make a trip to these small towns in North Carolina! The last couple days of your trip has been a hoot, you look like you are having so much fun meeting up with other vlogers who are natives able to show you around. Love it! Keep up the fun!
9:40 mark, that debris in back of truck, TheDailyWoo -Adam, are chips from CNC machining process. The fine ones are from a milling operation and the "Spring" looking ones are from lathe turning.
Wow, thank you so much for this one....not from this side of the country, so am learning so many new things, and places.....Kudos to Carson; the inspiration and talent of this young man is outstanding.....& your showing it is another strength you have.....Thanks!!
Ok ok, I live in Salisbury and I just have to tell you locals pronounce it like Sawsbury 😂, also you missed so much great stuff here! You should definitely come back and see the train station, the transportation museum, Salisbury High School, and all the cemeteries here! Lots of history here! Also the sign you saw that said Ketners Grocery is a reference to the Food Lion chain which was also founded here in Salisbury. Their original name was Ketners!
Don’t forget as I remember hearing many years ago… “”goin’ down to the fillin’ station for a sodypop”!!! 😂 I actually grew up in Iowa saying pop but when I moved to California I fought everyone I worked with that said soda!! I refused to call it soda until one day it just slipped out… I said SODA!!! 😱😂 They briefly broke me but fought it off!! 😂🥰
Great video!!! Some of us southern folks call a soft drink/soda just 'a drink' or if you're really in the backwoods, 'a drank'. LOL We also pronounce Salisbury 'Sawls-berry'. Nothin' like a good southern accent😊
if you don't know what "swarf" is, It is the spirals of metal that come off of a drill press or lathe, probably swept up off the floor of a machine shop. Good thing you didn't touch it, it's sharp.
I'm so old that I can recall when the only place you could get a "soda", in the South, was from a soda fountain (think soda jerks) at places like Woolworths. If came in a bottle and was nonalcoholic it was called a "soft drink" or, depending on how old a person was or how "country" they were such bottled drinks like Pepsi, Coca-Cola, RC Cola, etc. were also referred to as "belly washes"....Since I'm a '54 model myself, and was heavily influenced by grandparents, aunts, and uncles who sprung from the late 19th century, I grew up calling such bottled drinks by both names. In fact, folks back in my youth at least, were able to tell you were not native to the South if you referred to a bottled nonalcoholic drink as a "pop" as it was a pronoun AND adjective that was associated with folks from "up North". I have to admit that even today, at 67 I get a bit rapped around the proverbial axle when I hear anybody use the term "pop" when referring to a soft drink not dispensed from a fountain of one kind or another. But then I also know WHY "pop" came be referred to as "pop".
the curly metal on back of the truck is bundles of metal shavings from a machine shop. It's what's left after they make metal parts-in my case, for the Navy....and do not touch-they are VERY sharp!!!
Yes Adam, we do have tornadoes in NC unfortunately. Mostly in the spring and summer though sometimes in the fall as well. If you're interested, look up the tornado outbreak from March 28, 1984. Devastating. Another great vlog. Cheerwine is the best!
The metal spiral pieces were not for binders, those were shavings when you engrave in a spinning piece of metal, also the “storm shelter” doors I believe were there to slide product down into the basement storage, since building and doors are small, they use similar in places like new York or Boston
Whoop! 🍒🥤👏 I know I sound like a broken record, but being from NC, I really appreciate these vlogs Adam! Down here in Florida we’re always tickled to find Cheerwine in certain restaurants, like PDQ and 4Rivers! Also - Carson seems cool, I will check him out, impressive cameos so far! I am friends with the actor that played Ricky the 711 cashier in Stranger Things S2 (his head was pushed into the counter by one of the Russians 😆) - AnyWho he may be available to interview or help if you plan to go to Atlanta filming sites! Let me know and I can connect! 🎬🎥💚🧡❤️👏👏👏
It was Spearmint because of the white box? I learned something new about a softdrink we don't have in my country and now would love to have a taste of it, thanks Adam!
"Use to describe your surroundings. Your street is your neck of the woods, but so is your region: if you live in New Hampshire, you might describe the entire New England area as your neck of the woods. The phrase comes from the sense of as a strip of land. In Britain, this refers to land with water on both sides, but early Americans used it to mean "a settlement in the woods."
Going to NC was my first vacation away from Massachusetts. We stayed in Salisbury in 2020 and stayed at the Home 2 Suites which was right up the road from the Cheerwine distribution center you guys saw. Thanks for the memories and seeing those murals again! Now I wanna go back!
Adam, you truly are becoming a Carolina Boy! Your definitely covering both of the Carolina’s really well! Hope that on your way back to Florida, you will travel back down I85, and visit Greenville SC. From Charlotte, your are an hour and a half away. Been going back and forth from Greenville, SC, to Asheboro, NC, for 30+ years. Definitely proud to be born, raised, and grow old, in The Carolina’s, and love that your doing us Carolinians some Justice! Growing up back in the 60s, 70s, RC, and Cheerwine were the thing, in these small towns of The Carolina’s!
Lois and I are watching your video. The stuff in the truck is cuttings from a lathe. Going for scrap. I worked in a steel mill for 35 1/2 years and have my own lathe. Love your videos. Norman.
Lived about 20 minutes from Sailsbury in Thomasville all my life (33 years) until 3 years ago. Now in Southeast Texas and man, do we miss our Cheerwine!!! Can only find it at Cracker Barrel. We always stock up when we visit on Cheerwine and Sundrop. Cool video!!
My brother loved Cheerwine. But Sun Drop is my favorite. And, my brother, sister and I were born in Gastonia. We moved to SoCal when I was a baby but still have a bunch of relatives in the area. Thanks for doing these videos featuring NC.
Loved it Adam. I love Cheerwine, it in a class of its own! I don't think I knew Salisbury was the home office, that is cool. I couldn't help but notice on the side of that phone at the convenience store was a Phillips 66 logo, don't see many of those these days , always like that one. I have to tell you a little thing about Coca Cola...That is my number one choice...the original flavor of course but that is another story. When our grandchildren came along I wanted to make sure they would enjoy Coke as well. We had one of those old bottle camp openers at the kitchen sink and we always had the little glass bottle Cokes for them when they came over,. It was and still is a tradition :) I taught them how to open the bottle and drink from it...they picked up on it pretty quick and love the beverage just as much as I always have. Two of them are 14 years old now, and the other day the youngest, a little girl now five came over. She had not been broken in yet, she loves apple juice. I asked her if she wanted a Coca Cola and she informed me that she did not care for one, her big brothers reaction was "you don't like Coca Cola? You just don't belong in this family!" But anyway, thanks again and giving the great tour of the town and Cheerwine...I must add that when I go to Bojangles for a biscuit, i always have hot coffee first and follow it up on the way out the door with a least a 1/2 cup of Cheerwine !
Another great one Adam. NC does indeed get tornadoes. Not like in tornado alley, but we do get them. I know because one hit my house. They are most common in spring. Neighbors had roofing and siding torn off on all sides of my house. My wood flag pole was snapped off at the base and I had a twig wedged under a shingle-- very lucky. I was hiding in the master bath, and the power went out but as the wind roared, the bathroom exhaust fan started spinning as if it was on, because of the air pressure difference.
What you saw on the flatbed truck were drill shavings. These are the remnants from when a drill pierces metal, and the material being drilled is removed as the drill bores into it. Probably being hauled off to be sold as scrap.
Good night from California! We have a Sears store in the town I live in! Kobra Kia is a great series, congrats Carson on being on 4 episodes! I don’t know anyone from NC but it seems like a nice town to visit one day!
Cheerwine is the best soda I've ever tasted. Was in it's own league when I first tasted it as a child and it's no different today. Nectar of the gods. Pre pandemic I could get Cheerwine for regular soda price regularly in RVA. Now it's expensive.. Feels bad. Great video though Adam!
Another awesome day Adam the town was quite beautiful with that old vintage look and the murals scattered around town were beautiful a sight for sore eyes also thanks for giving some historical information about different areas of the town always a pleasure to learn something new about a place I’ve never been before and the soda pop Cherrywine sounded quite tasty and one thing I couldn’t figure out is weather or not you liked it I mean one thing you said is it was very cherry 🍒 but I didn’t quite hear you say you liked it or it was just ok or you didn’t much like it but it was nice seeing you enjoying a friendly drink with you guest now with that being said peace ☮️ love ❤️ and happiness to you Adam and I’ll see you on the next Adams Big Adventure also please be safe out there
I was introduced to cheerwine from some friends who would bring it home whenever they went through North Carolina on their travels. I thought it was pretty cool to start seeing them on shelves here in Florida.
Basement accesd, in the older cities you'll see flat doors in the side walk and if there is a restaurant or store there, that is how they get their supplies into the basement. They are all over Philly and NYC, at one time the storm shelter doors may have been the same.
Hey Adam. Nick the "Woo Man Fan" here. Because of this vlog, I now have to seek and hunt for Cheerwine in my area of Long Beach CA (or go online) and buy myself a case so I can fully try out this tasty, carbonated beverage. Thanks for another great slice of Americana Pie.
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I like meeting up with smaller creators who are local to the area (if time permits) . Today got to meet TH-cam/CarsonTyler and had a good time walking around checking out Cheerwine stuff . Check out his independent short film, he’s on to something
Your awesome
This is like when the mega powers became united together as one. Carson Seems like a cool person!
What a great idea? You are so generous introducing us to the smaller creators!
Adam white truck 9:27 machinists metal shavings
Hey Adam. Nick the "Woo Man Fan" here.
Because of this vlog, I now have to seek and hunt for Cheerwine in my area of Long Beach CA (or go online) and buy myself a case so I can fully try out this tasty, carbonated beverage. Thanks for another great slice of Americana Pie.
Those are chips and shavings from a CNC milling machine. Someone
Around there has a machine shop.
Ahh ok that makes sense
Cheerwine Has Just Bought Sun Drop - Iconic North Carolina Soda Merger. According to the Salisbury Post, Piedmont Cheerwine Bottling Co. just announced the purchase of Concord-based Sun Drop Bottling Co., a deal that merges two of the most legendary southern beverages.
I’m digging the new format especially meeting up with the local vloggers from the areas
I’m going to continue doing so on occasion . Not every video but it’s fun to meet people who have same drive and interests and help create a community
That grocery store advertisement, “We sell to sell again.” They’re saying we will give you a good experience on your visit so you’ll return when you need more food. Thanks for the video!
If you ever stop in at a Cook Out, order a Cheerwine float, Adam. They're pretty great, especially on a hot summer day!
Dang that sounds tasty
@@TheDailyWoo food is amazing too and super inexpensive. its my go to cheap eat chain place when traveling.
Yes!!!
Get it blended. It’s so good!
Cookout is so dang good, can't beat a tray
Great video! It is nice to see some of your new fellow you tuber friends and the different people you meet like the coffee shop owner. These are some interesting places you show us. Thanks for sharing! 👍
One thing fun about filming daily and not having a specific gameplan is just letting things happen and stuff you mention usually works out well
I love this. I was hoping you would do this video. I love Cheerwine, such a great,refreshing taste! Living in NY, i’m very happy you can find it at Cracker Barrel!
These videos, and now Carolina Tony's, too, are the way my wife and I ease into the work day
Glad you enjoy them
Love the people you meet along the way. Interesting to hear their stories.
Being an N.C. native...I've been a cheerwino most of my life. Thanks for highlighting it today.
I'm so proud to be from North Carolina! Cheerwine from Salisbury, Bojangles' from Charlotte, and Krispy Kreme from Winston Salem! The holy trinity of culinary perfection. All born in North Carolina. And we also lay claim to the birthplace of Pepsi! You're welcome, world!
My respect! lol
From one native to another....I like you. How bout giving some love to a trolley stop hot dog at Wrightsville Beach
Some great stuff here
You forgot Smithfield's BBQ!
@Random Nobody, ain't it great to be a North Carolinian?😍😍
North Carolina is the soft drink capital, in addition to Sundrop and Cheerwine, Pepsi was also created in NC.
Pesi was founded in New Bern, NC.
This is so wholesome, Adam. I like this video. Especially to get a locals point of view.
Carson looks like a nice kid. I wish him luck with all his endeavors. I love Cheerwine and they do sell it up in New England. I like Dr Pepper more though! LOL I wish I knew about those Cheerwine Krispy Kremes! Apparently, from a Google search, there were BOTH donuts AND soda! Just Holy Cow!
I was wondering if I could get one. now have to look around.
Where in New England? I've never seen it in Maine but would love to try it.
I've never heard of Cheerwine but now I need to try it!
Also had to look up "neck of the woods" origination because it would have bothered me all day:
"The phrase comes from the sense of neck as a strip of land. In Britain, this refers to land with water on both sides, but early Americans used it to mean "a settlement in the woods.""
Glad you looked into "neck of the woods" i literally have a seond tab open with exactly the same question ready to look up, just wanted to finish Adam's video and read a few comments... now i can delete the tab lol great minds think alike! (and yes, like you, it would have bothered me the whole day about not knowing where this phrase comes from and i also did not know this softdrink, i somehow need to get a sip of that.. all because of Adam's praise for it lmao)
Thanks, saved me the time lol !
@@annegallagher4005 Lol as soon as he asked in the video where that came from I thought, “huh, I actually don’t know…” and had to look it up.
I’m so interested to try this soda but part of me is nervous it will taste like cough syrup 😬 lol
@@victoriapreble4357 even if it does, you still can pour the rest into the sink and keep the pretty glass bottle somewhere lol
@@annegallagher4005 seriously the best pop on earth. i can only get it certain places in ky sadly.
Love waking up to these Daily Woo's 🕶☕
What a great end to the vlog, Adam directing Carson, a clink of the glass bottles holding Cheerwine and the vlog was over, Thankyou, 19, wish i was 19 again lol
Sears & Kmart did merge. And I’m my humble opinion, if you like the Cheerwine, you’ll buy more than 1 bottle!
Love your videos from North Carolina. There is something about small towns. I too love vintage signage. Old oil and gas signs, soda signs etc. Thank you for sharing.
One of the things that I miss most about the South...Cheerwine! Introduced my kids to it on a visit back home and now they have to drink it every time we visit.
It’s very tasty
If you have a Cracker Barrel near where you live, you might find Cheerwine there
cherry dr pepper is similar to it but not as good.
Btw Adam there are tornadoes in NC One hit my parents house a couple days before my wedding I wondered if it was a bad omen 😂
That sign on the side of the building for spearmint gum, I could see the "Y" at the end of the first word and it was "Wrigley's" As for what you thought was a storm cellar, you were half right. It's an entrance to the cellar. Those doors were for delivery trucks to make their deliveries to the store without interrupting the customers in the store. New York City and Philadelphia still has many of those delivery entrances however theirs are flatter and people walk over them. Some when you open the outside door has like an elevator to bring the merchandise down to the cellar.
Brings back memories of North Carolina. I would always buy one as I was leaving on I-40.
At 14:42, that looks like Wrigley's chewing gum, Spearmint maybe. They had Spearmint (white label), Double mint (green label) and Juicy Fruit (yellow label). I think they also made "Big Red" chewing gum which was a cinnamon flavor. They used to advertise Big Red all the time back in the 80's on tv during football season.
K-Mart and Sears did merge. Now most of Sear's craftsmen brand is owned by Stanley Black & Decker and sold in stores like Lowes
Thank you Adam for these videos. They are the highlight of my day!!
Adam always curious. Thank You for taking us places we may never go.
Would love to see the neon Dairy Queen sign lit! I also love neon signs and lights!
I love places like this. North Carolina is one my favorite states. I think Cracker Barrel sells the Cheerwine . Didn’t know what it was. Looks like a good soda. Very cool vlog. Nice to meet Carson. Towns like Salisbury are the most special towns in my opinion. Thank you to you and Carson.
Thank you. Next time I'm in a CB, I'm going to look for it.
I absolutely LOVE cheerwine and was so excited to start finding it here in Florida a couple years ago.
Where did you find it? I want to try some
@@magiccheeseball we have it at Publix here in Orlando.
@@JKW24LUV oh cool i live in Orlando and get my groceries there but i don't normally drink soda so i never noticed it i just found some with glass bottles on Insta cart after reading your message, thanks so much!
@@magiccheeseball awesome! You’re welcome :) I get the glass bottles too.
The blue building that comes into frame at 0:24 is the former Belk-Harry department store. The Belks of Charlotte partnered with the Harry Brothers in 1902, one of the earliest examples of the unique arrangement Belk constructed with many other Southern merchants to leverage buying power and standardize merchandising. I'm sure you passed through many other NC & SC small towns that had their own "Belk-SoAndSo" stores before the BigBoxification of America.
Adam is also single handedly documenting small town coffee shops.
In the UK, the stuff on the back of the truck is known as swarf. The shavings from the machining of metal.
17:55 - The metal item on the building was actually used to bring electricity, telephone, and/or telegraph wires into the building. The bead-like objects are insulators. Wires from the poles in the street to the building were attached here.
FWIW, my hometown, it's pronounced sawlz-berry. I'm sure the Chamber of Commerce will appreciate this video. The Carolina Beverage Corporation building at the end of the video is actually the original bottling facility.
HEY ATW...YOW! ANOTHER AWESOME PIECE OF FILM TODAY! Thanks! You are really on your game this year. I learned so much. I've never heard of Cheerwine, but now I must try some! Besides all the super content, you are really adding some great still shots for the hardback. Keep up the great work! Besides, your new way of living and eating better is starting to reflect in weight loss!
He seemed like a cool dude. Glad you both had fun!
Today's guest was awesome. A hit. I hope he returns for a future episode interesting kid
Adam a quick answer.
The metal slivers on the back of the truck was scrap from a machine that turns metal in processing.
Kinda the same as a Wood lathe but for metals.
As always enjoy your videos. God Bless
Never heard of Cheerwine! Very interesting vlog with all the ghost signs and your fellow vlogger, Carson Tyler! Thanks again!
CarsonTyler is so chill. I love him
He’s a good guy . Glad I got to meet him
I live 30 minutes from Salisbury and cheerwine is a household staple across the nc piedmont...thank you so much for sharing...your videos are awesome
I just turned 59 and I can remember while growing up that there were no stores open up on Sunday's. When we finally bought a colored tv we had to hurry down to the store on a Saturday night as a family, before they closed.
Cheerwine sounds delicious & so does Sun Drop, but I have never heard of them before, but would love to try!!! 🌼
I am so loving these vlogs! I live in Denver and have never heard of Cheeriwine. It makes me want to make a trip to these small towns in North Carolina! The last couple days of your trip has been a hoot, you look like you are having so much fun meeting up with other vlogers who are natives able to show you around. Love it! Keep up the fun!
9:40 mark, that debris in back of truck, TheDailyWoo -Adam, are chips from CNC machining process. The fine ones are from a milling operation and the "Spring" looking ones are from lathe turning.
As a North Carolinian, I could not be more excited that you’re wandering some of our many small towns! 😉
Wow, thank you so much for this one....not from this side of the country, so am learning so many new things, and places.....Kudos to Carson; the inspiration and talent of this young man is outstanding.....& your showing it is another strength you have.....Thanks!!
Ok ok, I live in Salisbury and I just have to tell you locals pronounce it like Sawsbury 😂, also you missed so much great stuff here! You should definitely come back and see the train station, the transportation museum, Salisbury High School, and all the cemeteries here! Lots of history here! Also the sign you saw that said Ketners Grocery is a reference to the Food Lion chain which was also founded here in Salisbury. Their original name was Ketners!
Don’t forget as I remember hearing many years ago… “”goin’ down to the fillin’ station for a sodypop”!!! 😂 I actually grew up in Iowa saying pop but when I moved to California I fought everyone I worked with that said soda!! I refused to call it soda until one day it just slipped out… I said SODA!!! 😱😂 They briefly broke me but fought it off!! 😂🥰
Great video, it struck me that the classic Dairy Queen was next to a Sonic. Time marches on. I'll take the classic DQ every time.
Great video!!! Some of us southern folks call a soft drink/soda just 'a drink' or if you're really in the backwoods, 'a drank'. LOL We also pronounce Salisbury 'Sawls-berry'. Nothin' like a good southern accent😊
That is the correct way.If you check that is how the British pronounce it.
Yeah, that pronunciation of Salisbury was getting to me 😂! I was hoping that Carson would correct him!
Yep Saws-Berry!
The notebook spirals is machine swarf. Probably from a lathe. Looks like bandsaw swarf also.
if you don't know what "swarf" is,
It is the spirals of metal that come off of a drill press or lathe, probably swept up off the floor of a machine shop. Good thing you didn't touch it, it's sharp.
Easily my favorite drink ever. Finally it’s popping up more around the country. Thanks for sharing and I’ll definitely be checking out his channel
I'm so old that I can recall when the only place you could get a "soda", in the South, was from a soda fountain (think soda jerks) at places like Woolworths. If came in a bottle and was nonalcoholic it was called a "soft drink" or, depending on how old a person was or how "country" they were such bottled drinks like Pepsi, Coca-Cola, RC Cola, etc. were also referred to as "belly washes"....Since I'm a '54 model myself, and was heavily influenced by grandparents, aunts, and uncles who sprung from the late 19th century, I grew up calling such bottled drinks by both names. In fact, folks back in my youth at least, were able to tell you were not native to the South if you referred to a bottled nonalcoholic drink as a "pop" as it was a pronoun AND adjective that was associated with folks from "up North". I have to admit that even today, at 67 I get a bit rapped around the proverbial axle when I hear anybody use the term "pop" when referring to a soft drink not dispensed from a fountain of one kind or another. But then I also know WHY "pop" came be referred to as "pop".
Gotta love some Cheerwine. My soda of choice if it’s available, especially with BBQ.
K Mart bought Sears. The flatbed is full of metal shavings, it curls like that from drilling holes.
the curly metal on back of the truck is bundles of metal shavings from a machine shop. It's what's left after they make metal parts-in my case, for the Navy....and do not touch-they are VERY sharp!!!
I love little old towns Thank you Adam and Carson
Yes Adam, we do have tornadoes in NC unfortunately. Mostly in the spring and summer though sometimes in the fall as well. If you're interested, look up the tornado outbreak from March 28, 1984. Devastating. Another great vlog. Cheerwine is the best!
I knew an Eric Hoffman from Orange County, CA.
@@josephd2059 Not me- never been to California.
Growing up my mom always made homemade Cheerwine Ice Cream! I inherited her recipe and it's so good!!
Cheerwine!!!!!! The Woo thanks for making these amazing adventure videos lately. Really appreciate some Disney disconnect at times.
I've never heard of Cheerwine, now I need to find one. 😀
I’m continuing learning more each day thanks, in part, to your videos. Never knew that about Cheerwine! Great video! Another knockout in 2022.
Another great video adventure Mr. Adam the Woo. Thanks for sharing!
The metal spiral pieces were not for binders, those were shavings when you engrave in a spinning piece of metal, also the “storm shelter” doors I believe were there to slide product down into the basement storage, since building and doors are small, they use similar in places like new York or Boston
Whoop! 🍒🥤👏 I know I sound like a broken record, but being from NC, I really appreciate these vlogs Adam! Down here in Florida we’re always tickled to find Cheerwine in certain restaurants, like PDQ and 4Rivers! Also - Carson seems cool, I will check him out, impressive cameos so far! I am friends with the actor that played Ricky the 711 cashier in Stranger Things S2 (his head was pushed into the counter by one of the Russians 😆) - AnyWho he may be available to interview or help if you plan to go to Atlanta filming sites! Let me know and I can connect! 🎬🎥💚🧡❤️👏👏👏
It was Spearmint because of the white box? I learned something new about a softdrink we don't have in my country and now would love to have a taste of it, thanks Adam!
Plus the green arrow ...looked like Wrigley,s Spearmint Gum ..which goes back years .
hello adam and carson tyler , a very cool and interesting video , well done and thank you guys 😊
"Use to describe your surroundings. Your street is your neck of the woods, but so is your region: if you live in New Hampshire, you might describe the entire New England area as your neck of the woods. The phrase comes from the sense of as a strip of land. In Britain, this refers to land with water on both sides, but early Americans used it to mean "a settlement in the woods."
One of my friends is originally from Salisbury. It was fun being able to see her hometown.
Great video! And I loved the twist on the sign off.
Going to NC was my first vacation away from Massachusetts. We stayed in Salisbury in 2020 and stayed at the Home 2 Suites which was right up the road from the Cheerwine distribution center you guys saw. Thanks for the memories and seeing those murals again! Now I wanna go back!
Adam, you truly are becoming a Carolina Boy! Your definitely covering both of the Carolina’s really well! Hope that on your way back to Florida, you will travel back down I85, and visit Greenville SC. From Charlotte, your are an hour and a half away. Been going back and forth from Greenville, SC, to Asheboro, NC, for 30+ years. Definitely proud to be born, raised, and grow old, in The Carolina’s, and love that your doing us Carolinians some Justice! Growing up back in the 60s, 70s, RC, and Cheerwine were the thing, in these small towns of The Carolina’s!
Lois and I are watching your video. The stuff in the truck is cuttings from a lathe. Going for scrap. I worked in a steel mill for 35 1/2 years and have my own lathe. Love your videos. Norman.
Lived about 20 minutes from Sailsbury in Thomasville all my life (33 years) until 3 years ago. Now in Southeast Texas and man, do we miss our Cheerwine!!! Can only find it at Cracker Barrel. We always stock up when we visit on Cheerwine and Sundrop. Cool video!!
My brother loved Cheerwine. But Sun Drop is my favorite. And, my brother, sister and I were born in Gastonia. We moved to SoCal when I was a baby but still have a bunch of relatives in the area. Thanks for doing these videos featuring NC.
Loved it Adam. I love Cheerwine, it in a class of its own! I don't think I knew Salisbury was the home office, that is cool. I couldn't help but notice on the side of that phone at the convenience store was a Phillips 66 logo, don't see many of those these days , always like that one. I have to tell you a little thing about Coca Cola...That is my number one choice...the original flavor of course but that is another story. When our grandchildren came along I wanted to make sure they would enjoy Coke as well. We had one of those old bottle camp openers at the kitchen sink and we always had the little glass bottle Cokes for them when they came over,. It was and still is a tradition :) I taught them how to open the bottle and drink from it...they picked up on it pretty quick and love the beverage just as much as I always have. Two of them are 14 years old now, and the other day the youngest, a little girl now five came over. She had not been broken in yet, she loves apple juice. I asked her if she wanted a Coca Cola and she informed me that she did not care for one, her big brothers reaction was "you don't like Coca Cola? You just don't belong in this family!" But anyway, thanks again and giving the great tour of the town and Cheerwine...I must add that when I go to Bojangles for a biscuit, i always have hot coffee first and follow it up on the way out the door with a least a 1/2 cup of Cheerwine !
You really don’t . Rarely to see a 66 phone booth stand
I (and all my friends) stopped buying Coca-cola when they went "woke."
@@mr.vinegaroon3132 that's a good one :)
Another great one Adam. NC does indeed get tornadoes. Not like in tornado alley, but we do get them. I know because one hit my house. They are most common in spring. Neighbors had roofing and siding torn off on all sides of my house. My wood flag pole was snapped off at the base and I had a twig wedged under a shingle-- very lucky. I was hiding in the master bath, and the power went out but as the wind roared, the bathroom exhaust fan started spinning as if it was on, because of the air pressure difference.
that's my hometown! so glad you enjoyed your time, love the videos!
My hometown also, miss that old dairy queen on Saturday nights with my mom.
Had my first Cherrwine in South Carolina a couple months ago… Good stuff! Did not know it started in North Carolina! Enjoy….. ✌️❤️⭐️
This was a good one and it's interesting to see that side of small towns.
What you saw on the flatbed truck were drill shavings. These are the remnants from when a drill pierces metal, and the material being drilled is removed as the drill bores into it. Probably being hauled off to be sold as scrap.
Great Cheerwine info ADAM. Salisbury has a bunch of great storefronts/buildings...obviously once an extremely bustling downtown. Hope it can return.
Good night from California! We have a Sears store in the town I live in! Kobra Kia is a great series, congrats Carson on being on 4 episodes! I don’t know anyone from NC but it seems like a nice town to visit one day!
I read that as you live in a Sears store. 😜
I have cheerwine in my fridge now. You can still find them. It comes in a 4 pack reg or diet. Love this soda.
We love your videos in our household!!!!
Traveling with you is so much fun. Lots of information.
Cheerwine is the best soda I've ever tasted. Was in it's own league when I first tasted it as a child and it's no different today. Nectar of the gods. Pre pandemic I could get Cheerwine for regular soda price regularly in RVA. Now it's expensive.. Feels bad. Great video though Adam!
The best ones are the ones in glass bottles made with real cane sugar.
That Dairy Queen was amazing!
I loved seeing that. There is a similar one in a city near me.
You can go back on May 21st, they have a Cheerwine Festival
Another awesome day Adam the town was quite beautiful with that old vintage look and the murals scattered around town were beautiful a sight for sore eyes also thanks for giving some historical information about different areas of the town always a pleasure to learn something new about a place I’ve never been before and the soda pop Cherrywine sounded quite tasty and one thing I couldn’t figure out is weather or not you liked it I mean one thing you said is it was very cherry 🍒 but I didn’t quite hear you say you liked it or it was just ok or you didn’t much like it but it was nice seeing you enjoying a friendly drink with you guest now with that being said peace ☮️ love ❤️ and happiness to you Adam and I’ll see you on the next Adams Big Adventure also please be safe out there
Like the info on the Cheerwine. (It's sold locally in Crystal River at a Rural King store.) Carson is a gem! Love your small-town vlogs!
I was introduced to cheerwine from some friends who would bring it home whenever they went through North Carolina on their travels. I thought it was pretty cool to start seeing them on shelves here in Florida.
Adam...your right about Kmart and Sears, they did merge. Keep the traveling going. Love to see the the backroads. 👍❤🙋♀️
Basement accesd, in the older cities you'll see flat doors in the side walk and if there is a restaurant or store there, that is how they get their supplies into the basement. They are all over Philly and NYC, at one time the storm shelter doors may have been the same.
“We Sell to Sell again” means that they want you to come back to their grocery store after your experience today.
Hey Adam. Nick the "Woo Man Fan" here.
Because of this vlog, I now have to seek and hunt for Cheerwine in my area of Long Beach CA (or go online) and buy myself a case so I can fully try out this tasty, carbonated beverage. Thanks for another great slice of Americana Pie.
Do you by chance have a Cracker Berrel Restaurant near you? They seem to always have Cheerwine and Diet Cheerwine.
Great Video, also we call it soft drink in Southern Australia
This is why i love live in nc
Metal shavings and turnings from a metal lathe or milling machine from a machine shop at 9:50