Hearing your Dad talk about the various jobs he had, including delivering newspapers in the middle of the night, is a poignant reminder of personal values that unfortunately are too often forgotten in current times. Your Dad worked those jobs to make sure his family was provided for. The memories are golden.
As someone who lost his Dad to cancer 6 years ago, I'm really enjoying watching you spend this time with YOUR Dad Adam - Enjoy it and cherish the memories.
Not having a father because he didn’t want to be a part of my life, this video brings me so much joy for you! to see the relationship you have with your dad. Cherish every moment not everyone got lucky enough to have a father 💙
I’m sorry to hear that your father wasn’t a part of your life. I’m getting a lot out of this series b/c it reminds me of my Dad and all the stories he told us of growing up
Thank you for this Adam. I lost my father 15 years ago. I would of loved to have done something like this him. God bless you and your dad. Stay safe!!!
“I was forever running out of gas- I mean it was just my lifestyle back in those days.” 😂 Then you go and re-enact him running out of gas!😂 Your dad’s laugh is pure gold!
Really nice to see how well your dads doing Adam, he certainly likes a good laugh, love how he always says something lovely about mom, he always has a twinkle in his eye too x
Love this series! Preserving family values! Wish I could do something like this with my father. But, his health isn’t the best. Glad you can do something like this while you can. Be blessed Adam!
@@TheDailyWoo Niceville and Val-P are called The Twin Cities, my grandmother lived there until she passed away, we used to have our family reunions at Boggy Bayou State Park every year, this brought back a lot of memories for me, I haven't been back there since my grandmother passed, do they still have the walk ways under the streets? I believe they were near a school on Hwy 85
@@broseph56 the walkway under the street is still here. The school is Edge Elem. Was Niceville High way back when, my Dad graduated from there in 1956. My daughter went to the same school early 90's.
Welcom back to Niceville! Sorry the weather didn’t corporate. It’s crazy how different the weather is here compared to central Florida. Our family is loving this series. Hopefully it will motivate others to go down memory lane with their parents. What a gift!
I laughed so hard at the out of gas coasting re-creation! Thanks for sharing these precious memories with your father with us Adam. I love going along for the ride!
I can tell, this is going to be my favorite series of all you’ve done. You come from good people! Your parents worked so hard but still provided lots of fun!
Thank you Adam. I think I'll be enjoying these videos on a steady loop. So funny and wholesome, and for a man of my 46 years, a perfect nostalgia trip. It's a real-life Wonder Years for the 80s.
Did not want it to end. Cannot wait for your adventures tomorrow. Loved the train footage. My dad worked for REA/Railway Express Agency and Me and my 4 siblings spent many hours at his office watching them load. A lonesome train whistle is to this day my favorite sound.
I was raised by my grandparents and they both passed. So it's hard for me to find someone I can relate to for personal history. Although I'm viewing this vicariously thru your eyes, nostalgia still pulls at my heartstrings of days gone by.
You and your dad should do this more often. The two of you are really entertaining. The two of you are making my day a lot more pleasant. I have never laughed so much with you two remembering the good old days.
You look so much like your dad!! And your laugh,mannerisms!! In those pictures back in the 1980s your dad looks just like you now!! Love this series! Love you & your dad!!
The lemon story is priceless-I am quite sure there is a movie script in your childhood memories, or a book. I absolutely loved the pictures of your boyhood-thank goodness your mom and dad took all those pictures. Recreating the Adams street sign picture was the absolute best.💙
Adam, that oversized transport thing is the top of a wind turbine where the hub and blades will eventually be connected. They look so small from the ground, but up close, they are huge!
Have been waiting for this episode. I grew up in Niceville and it was cool to look at your family connection to my hometown. I must say watching you and your dad reminisce, I am reminded of my dad and how I miss him so. Thanks for your video!
How funny that your Dad would tell a story about how he ran out of gas and then later in the vlog the two of you had trouble finding gas to fuel up the Woo Mobile for the next leg of your journey! Great to see your Dad, he looks like he is doing well.
I love the road trip with your dad. Memory lane is awesome. I spent all of my spare time with my dad and now that he's gone it feels like it wasn't enough.
I hope you know in the moment of this happening how truly blessed you are. What a beautiful thing- you are giving each of us a little gift of what we miss about life. You are a truly blessed man Adam!
This is a wonderful trip down memory lane for you and your dad. My dad and I took a very abbreviated but meaningful tour around OCMD just before he suddenly passed. I treasure that time to this day, as I know you will.
Adam, I lost my Dad last Sunday. You and I are the same age and somewhat alike. I knew dad was leaving us sooner than soon but we had spoke at length of going on a roadtrip from Mobile to the Pacific NW so he could see Portland and Seattle and everything along the way. This series is going to be good therapy for me , so thanks.
The week before my Dad passed away in 2019, we were still talking about all of our times in Mobile for Mardi Gras. We’re in Pensacola. So sorry about your Dad.
I legitimately feel like I am watching a docu-series. This is one of the best ideas for a lot of us who have parents that are getting up in age. Thanks for sharing your dad and this trip with us.
Brilliant. Love that you recreated the running out of gas story. You both laughing was infectious. I can imagine your mum and sister will get a great kick out of watching this. Cheers
Your dad is so cute! Great memories. Loved Po Folks! Kids ate for free on Tuesday back in the day. Burt Reynolds was one of the original partners. We also had to rent a VCR player, I’ll bet you never felt poor either!
2 episodes in and already becoming one of my favorite series of yours. Thank you for the content, Mr. Woo. I was starting to worry this channel was becoming exclusively about Disney.
Loving this series! Nice work Adam and Dad. I smile from beginning to end of these videos. My daughter and I were hysterically laughing at the out-of-gas reenactment! The fact that Dad the Woo remembered it perfectly was amazing.
Not being familiar with the process of pastors receiving their assignments, I would love to hear your Dad talk about how/why he got bumped around to these different locations...if that's part of the story he is willing to share.
I am in tears listening and watching the two of you re-create the car coast story. These are adventures you will cherish even more than you can possibly imagine now.
Here I sit at nearly midnight watching two men whom I never met revisiting memories of places I’ve never seen. I’m loving every second of it. Thank you, Adam. You have an amazing gift of storytelling.
This series may just end up being my favorite that you have ever done. It’s so much fun to watch you and your dad reliving memories. I also admire your dads work ethic, he took care of his family.
Really enjoying seeing you and your dad together. I lost my dad 25 years ago and my mom 30, wish that we could have what you are experiencing right now. Never take for granted what you have.
I also buried a time capsule around the same age with a bunch of stuff in the hopes future generations would be educated on how life was in the old days.LOL! Classic stuff.
49:38 - "I remember when this was all farmland as far as the eye could see. Old man Peabody owned all of this. He had this crazy idea about breeding palm (pine) trees."
I remember when I was maybe 10 years old, my father would frequently run out of gas down the street from the gas station so I would get in the driver's seat and steer the car while he pushed it. Oh my.
Your dad had that family man hustle, doing whatever it took to put food on the table. I love that you documented this, not only for you and your family, but for anyone interested in personal tales of life. Pure life. Beautiful
Love love love hearing your past memories! So interesting! Adam you could write a book about your growing up times with your family at the many interesting places you lived. Wow! Thanks for sharing your wonderful memories!👍
This trip is a lifetime of memories. As our parents age, it's so important to connect with them more and reminisce. You will always cherish this trip with your dad.
I see and hear where you get your sense of humor. Lol. Your dad has one of the best laughs ever! I'm laughing just hearing him. Seems like a great guy!
Seeing how much your Dad is enjoying this.... Is Priceless ! ....I’m loving every story.... And as far as your GAS issues, every time you are going Down hill....Well you know what to do now....lol😬
What a great trip down memory lane. I had the opportunity to visit my hometown in Michigan and cruise around with my highschool buddy about a year ago. We also visited all the spots we frequented as kids. I'm 68 now and it seems like it was just yesterday when I was a kid and a teenager. Time certainly goes by fast.
You and your dad's laughter while recreating the running out of gas story is one of the best moments I've seen on your channel.
Nothing beats the bike and slide moment 😂
Yes. 100%
Adam's dad's laugh is great.
@@ellaann9875 I am so happy someone else wrote this. I wanted to comment the same!
@@ellaann9875 I am so happy someone else wrote this. I wanted to comment the same!
Adam's dad's coolness level is thru the roof!!
Hearing your Dad talk about the various jobs he had, including delivering newspapers in the middle of the night, is a poignant reminder of personal values that unfortunately are too often forgotten in current times. Your Dad worked those jobs to make sure his family was provided for. The memories are golden.
Not all ministers are able to live from just preaching. It does seem like not as many people have those values today
Agreed, impressive how the man would do anything and everything to support this family, regardless of the job. Respect!
As someone who lost his Dad to cancer 6 years ago, I'm really enjoying watching you spend this time with YOUR Dad Adam - Enjoy it and cherish the memories.
Nice to see your Dad on the adventure too!
Maybe do same thing , of memories !!!!!!
I Also i like hearing stories from your Dad Resort TV1 !!!!!
Wonderful childhood memories
Your Dad laughing about running out of gas made me laugh. My Father passed several years ago so make all the memories you can and God Bless.
Not having a father because he didn’t want to be a part of my life, this video brings me so much joy for you! to see the relationship you have with your dad. Cherish every moment not everyone got lucky enough to have a father 💙
I’m sorry to hear that your father wasn’t a part of your life. I’m getting a lot out of this series b/c it reminds me of my Dad and all the stories he told us of growing up
@Mastnaer Ceef I'm sorry to hear that
My Dad blew His brains out.
Same
Your dad's laughter as you completed the running-out-of-gas adventure absolutely made my morning!
Thank you for this Adam. I lost my father 15 years ago. I would of loved to have done something like this him. God bless you and your dad. Stay safe!!!
“I was forever running out of gas- I mean it was just my lifestyle back in those days.” 😂 Then you go and re-enact him running out of gas!😂 Your dad’s laugh is pure gold!
Wow still a Pofolks around haven't seen one since I was in Tucson
Really nice to see how well your dads doing Adam, he certainly likes a good laugh, love how he always says something lovely about mom, he always has a twinkle in his eye too x
Love this series! Preserving family values! Wish I could do something like this with my father. But, his health isn’t the best. Glad you can do something like this while you can. Be blessed Adam!
Thanks for the great comment and for watching
@@TheDailyWoo Niceville and Val-P are called The Twin Cities, my grandmother lived there until she passed away, we used to have our family reunions at Boggy Bayou State Park every year, this brought back a lot of memories for me, I haven't been back there since my grandmother passed, do they still have the walk ways under the streets? I believe they were near a school on Hwy 85
@@TheDailyWoo Thank you for allowing us to share in this
@@broseph56 the walkway under the street is still here. The school is Edge Elem. Was Niceville High way back when, my Dad graduated from there in 1956. My daughter went to the same school early 90's.
This might be, the best series of videos you’ve ever done. Such wonderful memories you’re making, as you recall so many great memories!
What a blessing this time with your dad is! God bless your travels! He is a Gem!
These videos with your Dad pull at the heartstrings and are wonderful to watch.
I wish my dad was in better health. I would enjoy spending this kind of time with him.
Welcom back to Niceville! Sorry the weather didn’t corporate. It’s crazy how different the weather is here compared to central Florida. Our family is loving this series. Hopefully it will motivate others to go down memory lane with their parents. What a gift!
LOVE this series! Your dad is the best co-host on your channel.
I laughed so hard at the out of gas coasting re-creation! Thanks for sharing these precious memories with your father with us Adam. I love going along for the ride!
Such a funny story! It’s a classic
What a wonderful series this is! Enjoy every second walking down memory lane with your dad, Adam!
There just aren't enough words to express how wonderful this is!
I can tell, this is going to be my favorite series of all you’ve done. You come from good people! Your parents worked so hard but still provided lots of fun!
Thank you Adam. I think I'll be enjoying these videos on a steady loop. So funny and wholesome, and for a man of my 46 years, a perfect nostalgia trip. It's a real-life Wonder Years for the 80s.
Did not want it to end. Cannot wait for your adventures tomorrow. Loved the train footage. My dad worked for REA/Railway Express Agency and Me and my 4 siblings spent many hours at his office watching them load. A lonesome train whistle is to this day my favorite sound.
I grew up near railroad tracks; love the sound of a train whistle
The funny part of the gas story is Dad just got his briefcase and went back in the house like yeah I’m done. Over it. 😂😂😂
Having ran out of gas myself back in the day, I laughed at that idea myself too, probably how I would have played it.
Great series, Adam! Very cool that you’re road-tripping with your dad and documenting family history. Important memories.
Your dad is a class act and so are you, Adam.
Hi to your Dad! You raised a nice, respectful young man.
You two giggling at each other’s stories and memories is just the best!
Love this new series! I'm glad you are making it happen!
I was raised by my grandparents and they both passed. So it's hard for me to find someone I can relate to for personal history. Although I'm viewing this vicariously thru your eyes, nostalgia still pulls at my heartstrings of days gone by.
Blessed to see there’s still a church here active. Way too many vacant.
Morning coffee with Adam and his Dad, What a wonderful way to start the day. So enjoying this. Loving the nostalgia.
You and your dad should do this more often. The two of you are really entertaining. The two of you are making my day a lot more pleasant. I have never laughed so much with you two remembering the good old days.
You look so much like your dad!! And your laugh,mannerisms!! In those pictures back in the 1980s your dad looks just like you now!! Love this series! Love you & your dad!!
"I thought I was hot stuff" Love your Dad! Thanks for taking us all along on your travels down memory lane.
The lemon story is priceless-I am quite sure there is a movie script in your childhood memories, or a book. I absolutely loved the pictures of your boyhood-thank goodness your mom and dad took all those pictures. Recreating the Adams street sign picture was the absolute best.💙
Adam, that oversized transport thing is the top of a wind turbine where the hub and blades will eventually be connected. They look so small from the ground, but up close, they are huge!
Love it when you two laugh together about a memory! This is awesome!
Your Dad's smile at the beginning of this video was priceless and precious. I don't want this series to end. This is so good!
Thank you Mr Woo and Senior Woo for all that you do
Have been waiting for this episode. I grew up in Niceville and it was cool to look at your family connection to my hometown. I must say watching you and your dad reminisce, I am reminded of my dad and how I miss him so. Thanks for your video!
I built a TV station in Destin in the late '80s/early 90s. It was on Ch58.
How funny that your Dad would tell a story about how he ran out of gas and then later in the vlog the two of you had trouble finding gas to fuel up the Woo Mobile for the next leg of your journey! Great to see your Dad, he looks like he is doing well.
I love the road trip with your dad. Memory lane is awesome. I spent all of my spare time with my dad and now that he's gone it feels like it wasn't enough.
I hope you know in the moment of this happening how truly blessed you are. What a beautiful thing- you are giving each of us a little gift of what we miss about life. You are a truly blessed man Adam!
This is a wonderful trip down memory lane for you and your dad. My dad and I took a very abbreviated but meaningful tour around OCMD just before he suddenly passed. I treasure that time to this day, as I know you will.
Adam, I lost my Dad last Sunday. You and I are the same age and somewhat alike. I knew dad was leaving us sooner than soon but we had spoke at length of going on a roadtrip from Mobile to the Pacific NW so he could see Portland and Seattle and everything along the way. This series is going to be good therapy for me , so thanks.
The week before my Dad passed away in 2019, we were still talking about all of our times in Mobile for Mardi Gras. We’re in Pensacola. So sorry about your Dad.
Condolences
Sorry for your loss. It is so hard to lose a parent.
love this Road Trip, you and your dad have so much fun reminiscing the past memories, the yellow lemon car re-enactment was priceless
Adam, this may be one of your best trips ever. Love the interaction between you and your dad. The Adams St sign bit was great as was this whole video!
I legitimately feel like I am watching a docu-series. This is one of the best ideas for a lot of us who have parents that are getting up in age. Thanks for sharing your dad and this trip with us.
My Dad has been gone over a decade, but this series is bringing back so many memories
Howdy Dad! Thanks Adam the Woo ad Daddy Woo for the trip down memory lane.
Your timing is always perfect.. You got to document the snowstorm on your last road trip and now the gas shortage in this one…. FOR POSTERITY
I was thinking same thing! This guy can’t catch a break. 😆
Adam: Safe Travels & Good Luck 🍀 and Enjoy! Thanks for sharing.
Your dad is awesome, Adam!!
Brilliant. Love that you recreated the running out of gas story. You both laughing was infectious. I can imagine your mum and sister will get a great kick out of watching this. Cheers
Your Dad has the funniest stories. You guys are great together!
I can’t even get through the whole thing without smiling and just love it all! Your making some amazing memories!
Your dad is so cute! Great memories. Loved Po Folks! Kids ate for free on Tuesday back in the day. Burt Reynolds was one of the original partners.
We also had to rent a VCR player, I’ll bet you never felt poor either!
Your dad's awesome! Just like you! You both are real and wholesome. I love you both. Bet your whole family is awesome.💞🤗🙏
Quaterback!? 😂 Oh man, this adventure series is awesome so far!! The recreation of your dads car running out of gas was epic!
2 episodes in and already becoming one of my favorite series of yours. Thank you for the content, Mr. Woo. I was starting to worry this channel was becoming exclusively about Disney.
The re-enactment of the gas story was hilarious. Great road trip!
His memory was spot on! Classic story
Im finally taking a dream roadtrip to Disney from NH on Monday, and this shortage has me nervous. What a time to be alive!
Welcome to the 1970s, but much worse
Loving this series! Nice work Adam and Dad. I smile from beginning to end of these videos. My daughter and I were hysterically laughing at the out-of-gas reenactment! The fact that Dad the Woo remembered it perfectly was amazing.
Not being familiar with the process of pastors receiving their assignments, I would love to hear your Dad talk about how/why he got bumped around to these different locations...if that's part of the story he is willing to share.
I am in tears listening and watching the two of you re-create the car coast story. These are adventures you will cherish even more than you can possibly imagine now.
This series is gonna be amazing. His dad cracks me up
Here I sit at nearly midnight watching two men whom I never met revisiting memories of places I’ve never seen. I’m loving every second of it. Thank you, Adam. You have an amazing gift of storytelling.
Your Dad is so cool Adam. You are so blessed to have such a great relationship with him. 🙏🙏 Loving this series. 😊
This is one of the best Series. You're both making me laugh so much. You need to keep PapaWoo around.
This series may just end up being my favorite that you have ever done. It’s so much fun to watch you and your dad reliving memories. I also admire your dads work ethic, he took care of his family.
Agreed!
Really enjoying seeing you and your dad together. I lost my dad 25 years ago and my mom 30, wish that we could have what you are experiencing right now. Never take for granted what you have.
Reliving Lemon running out of gas gave such a welcomed chuckle this Wednesday!!! Bravo Woo 😂👏🍋⛽️
These type of videos warm my heart. Could watch this over and over and would never get old to me.
My friend’s mom had a yellow car and we she came to pick him up We would all sing Beatles Yellow Submarine This is so much fun watching these vlogs
Your dad is such a great gentleman and we are loving these videos, so lovely
Can't wait to see a mom and son roa trip as well as a sister and brother road trip and finally an entire family road trip lol
I also buried a time capsule around the same age with a bunch of stuff in the hopes future generations would be educated on how life was in the old days.LOL! Classic stuff.
Adam, what you're doing with your dad is so important for both of you. I did it twice with mine when I was 24 + 34.
49:38 - "I remember when this was all farmland as far as the eye could see. Old man Peabody owned all of this. He had this crazy idea about breeding palm (pine) trees."
I remember when I was maybe 10 years old, my father would frequently run out of gas down the street from the gas station so I would get in the driver's seat and steer the car while he pushed it. Oh my.
Your dad had that family man hustle, doing whatever it took to put food on the table. I love that you documented this, not only for you and your family, but for anyone interested in personal tales of life. Pure life. Beautiful
Love love love hearing your past memories! So interesting! Adam you could write a book about your growing up times with your family at the many interesting places you lived. Wow! Thanks for sharing your wonderful memories!👍
Your dad is the best! Love your videos with him!
Too funny I thought we were the only family in America to rent the VCR too 🤣
We did to ! I had forgotten all about the suite case vcr’s till that story 😂
I hadn't heard of it before.
We did, too! From either the gas station or the grocery store
The out of gas story and reenactment was classic. Love your Dad! You’ll look back years from now and love you made this.
Now we know the secret of Adam The Woo's success...he grew up in Niceville! 🙂
Love when you both start laughing! The Best!!!
My absolute favorite series you have done. What great memories you have and are making.
You’re dad seems to be a really nice guy 👍
Lovely to see you and your dad laughing and sharing memories and making new ones!!!
The car story and your Dad are hilarious. Loved listening to him and the reliving it. He laughed so hard. Priceless 🤣🤣
Really nice to see you back on the road Adam...your Dad is a hoot! Love it!
This trip is a lifetime of memories. As our parents age, it's so important to connect with them more and reminisce. You will always cherish this trip with your dad.
This series is the best! Making new memories while discussing the old.
I see and hear where you get your sense of humor. Lol. Your dad has one of the best laughs ever! I'm laughing just hearing him. Seems like a great guy!
These Dad vlogs are just too woo-nderful. I'm jazzed it's going to be a long haul series.
It’s looking to be an amazing series
Seeing how much your Dad is enjoying this.... Is Priceless ! ....I’m loving every story....
And as far as your GAS issues, every time you are going Down hill....Well you know what to do now....lol😬
Yeah Adam! Seeing your dad young in one photo, you look like your dad!! If he had a beard it would be undeniable.
What a great trip down memory lane. I had the opportunity to visit my hometown in Michigan and cruise around with my highschool buddy about a year ago. We also visited all the spots we frequented as kids. I'm 68 now and it seems like it was just yesterday when I was a kid and a teenager. Time certainly goes by fast.
Couldn’t stop laughing at the drive down the hill. 😂😂😂😂😂
I think that story is better than Adam’s bike on the ramp story
I remember my Mom renting a VHS player with VHS tapes when I was really little. Man, I haven't thought about that in years. Thanks Adam.