That couple in the red car are named Gene and Jan. They lived in Spring valley. It's a 1929 car. They did wind up selling the car and their home and moved back with family in Missouri. Super nice couple!
I wouldn't live anywhere else. I've lived in Mayer 13 years. We are the friendliest people. But leave your city attitude behind when you visit. Hiking in the area is so beautiful looking down on this small town. Hardly ever over 100 degrees and hardly ever under 32°.
Nice job filming again John, also great job keeping that windshield clean ! That part when you was recording the old T model Ford or whatever it was felt like I was riding along looking out the passenger window.....great zooming & you are driving with the other hand on steering wheel, man you are a BEAST.
Hello JOHNjon- Thank you for showing us the pretty country area and lovely small town. I am looking for a nice place with nice people. Your videos are very helpful. I also love your hilarious comments and interesting history lessons !!! Thank you again!
JohnJon--go to the Inland Empire and many suburban areas of L.A. Show us the homelessness and economic collapse in these areas. It not only occurs in downtown L.A., but also in the surrounding, suburban areas too.
@@johnjon6159 I see breaking news that gasoline reaches $5.00 a gallon in many places in California. Can you add some commentary about it when you visit different areas? Poverty, homelessness, and now skyrocketing gasoline prices!
I moved from Kalifornia to Utah in 1994 and here in Utah every one waves but going to visit in Kalifornia out of habit I waved and they gave me the finger😆🤪
My friend moved to Vegas, conservative, not sure why there , i believe family, and he cruises a H2 there and they compliment him; when he goes back to OJAI CA they give him the finger; i guess its the broad vocabulary of kalifornians
The 'smokestack' in Mayer, AZ 6:08 has an 'interesting' history. It serves/served no actual purpose and was built to attract land investment from gullible folks 'back East' at the turn of the century. Old tires and debris were burned to give the impression of 'industry' and mining development in this area of AZ which had none to speak of, although copper/precious metals were being mined nearby. It was on this premise that homesteads and [bogus] mining claims were being sold in this basically no-man's land between Phoenix and Prescott to folks looking to find their fortunes in this new American frontier.
we like the open land and smaller population and slower pace
That couple in the red car are named Gene and Jan. They lived in Spring valley. It's a 1929 car. They did wind up selling the car and their home and moved back with family in Missouri. Super nice couple!
Stayed with you all the way, enjoyed
🤛🇺🇸🤜👍Paul from Denver thanks for the ride John Jon
Thank you great place very good climate and xlnt real estate prices.
I wouldn't live anywhere else. I've lived in Mayer 13 years. We are the friendliest people. But leave your city attitude behind when you visit. Hiking in the area is so beautiful looking down on this small town. Hardly ever over 100 degrees and hardly ever under 32°.
i lover mayer as well! Go South - Central AZ; best kept secret in the DSA...shh! stay with me JOHNjon
Great scenery!
Gretchen. Thanks and very cheap to live there. Nice climate as well! stay with me...
My Daily Dose of Therapy from John Jon Stay with me. Keep it Going lol.
Love your comments on stuff Jon Jon always staying with ya great video 💙😊👍loving the truth 💙💙
Hi Jolien, thanks for your encouragement. stay with me...
First Comment ! Watching the 🐄 on Highway #69 🛣
Thanks Dave...
Another Great One John Jon😊 Love it!!! Staying with you. Stay Safe out there💝💝
Thanks Regina...
Man that looks really hot and dry out there.
Jon said no drought problems lol
thought i was watching back to the future III... :) have a great day chap
Ha! Thanks
"Give it away to French laundrys" .......LMAO! You are SOOOO funny John Jon. 🤣 😂 LOL
I see yu started at the smoke shop! Fire it up jon
Nice job filming again John, also great job keeping that windshield clean ! That part when you was recording the old T model Ford or whatever it was felt like I was riding along looking out the passenger window.....great zooming & you are driving with the other hand on steering wheel, man you are a BEAST.
Hello JOHNjon- Thank you for showing us the pretty country area and lovely small town. I am looking for a nice place with nice people. Your videos are very helpful. I also love your hilarious comments and interesting history lessons !!! Thank you again!
Great place to live for very reasonable prices and close to decent paying jobs. a kept secret...shhh
JohnJon--go to the Inland Empire and many suburban areas of L.A. Show us the homelessness and economic collapse in these areas. It not only occurs in downtown L.A., but also in the surrounding, suburban areas too.
will do!
@@johnjon6159 I see breaking news that gasoline reaches $5.00 a gallon in many places in California. Can you add some commentary about it when you visit different areas? Poverty, homelessness, and now skyrocketing gasoline prices!
Arizona got it going on!
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I moved from Kalifornia to Utah in 1994 and here in Utah every one waves but going to visit in Kalifornia out of habit I waved and they gave me the finger😆🤪
My friend moved to Vegas, conservative, not sure why there , i believe family, and he cruises a H2 there and they compliment him; when he goes back to OJAI CA they give him the finger; i guess its the broad vocabulary of kalifornians
I used to own that house at the 13:02 minute mark. The street is called Aqua Fria not Main Street.
We call it “The Red Brick Building” Literally, simple folks in Mayer 😂
I used to live in Mayer. That town is full of drugs & drama lol.
The 'smokestack' in Mayer, AZ 6:08 has an 'interesting' history. It serves/served no actual purpose and was built to attract land investment from gullible folks 'back East' at the turn of the century. Old tires and debris were burned to give the impression of 'industry' and mining development in this area of AZ which had none to speak of, although copper/precious metals were being mined nearby. It was on this premise that homesteads and [bogus] mining claims were being sold in this basically no-man's land between Phoenix and Prescott to folks looking to find their fortunes in this new American frontier.
orion, the sage, thanks much for your knowledge. very interesting!
Dangerous and deadly hwy 69. No center dividers.🤣
Very boring place
what do you like?
This looks horrible. How is this not 3rd world???
Rural America is dead and gone
No, Detroit looks third world.
Could use some graffiti