I worked there in the Summer of '87 while in high school. Ran the machine that sent the cans down to the packing team. It was the graveyard shift and I had to eat lunch alone, in a dark empty warehouse cafeteria, at 3am. One lunch break, I saw this figure standing and staring at me from 20yds away. After a couple seconds of terror, that gave me nipple sized chicken skin, I realized it was security. Anyways, I quit and went to work at Jelly's on Piikoi where I still ate alone but in daylight. Mahalos for what you do, we love your channel.
LOL about the security guard. I remember Jelly's on Pi'ikoi St kind of where KHON is now! I miss those days. Even though I was younger I was always into music and would look at records at Sears and for some reason tapes at Jelly's.
Mahalo! I have one more walk around in mind. Maybe two. I don't do them often, but if you go to my Playlist section under Nostalgia, there are some old walk through videos.
Mahalo! I'm glad you enjoy my vlogs and that you like my energy. Even though sometimes it can be dead because I'm always so tired. 🤣 Have a great weekend.
Hi Sista. Hawaiian stew is so Ono. Debbie in my opinion makes the best. She adds link sausage & celery as well. So comforting on a cold night. Getting into the 40's during the day & 30's at night here in Washington. God bless you and have a wonderful night.
My grandfather was an electrician at Dole. There used to be a pineapple water tower that had lights in the eyes. My grandfather used to work on that and the ginaca machines and all the lighting in the factory. I used to hate when he took me with him on trouble calls, it used to stink especially the canal that ran along the cardboard factory where Tanaka Saimin is located now. Great job bring back memories, the first scene of the video and I knew exactly where you were. The beef stew looked ono! Keep up the good work!
Wow I worked the cannery in my young days. I remember the soda machines when cups would slide down and then your ice and soda comes out. Thank you for sharing the history and storytelling ❤️
Hi Julie. I remember those soda machines. The cup was Styrofoam or something. Used to have them in the hospitals. Mahalo for always watching and commenting! 🤙
Aloha Misty: Thank you for the blog of the old Dole Cannery location. I enjoyed it so much that I can still smell the ripe pineapples, loaded in the wooden crates, rolling into the factory during harvest, and processing, during the summer months and seeing the empty crates on the trucks rolling onto the H1, west-bound, via the Vineyard Blvd.on-ramp for the return trip.- now is it just a memory to cherish. That water-holding tower-tank , painted to look like a pineapple, was an “icon” I still remember well. Thank you for taking us along for a tour of the new uses and telling us of the days you worked at the site and the stories of the “unexplained,” which I respect and honor. Your beef stew plate looked yummy - I want some now - it has been so long since I enjoyed a stew plate with good-sized meat. That bread must be something yummy when paired with some nice coffee. ☕️! Keep-up the great vlogging! Best wishes to you and your son. Much 🧧and 🤙! Aloha, fellow 🐯!
Aloha Bill! I remember the sweet smell! Now Nimitz Hwy just smells of pollution and car exhaust LOL. Maybe you can go grocery shopping and make some beef stew at home. It would be perfect for your chilly weather as I would assume the temperature is dropping over where you are. The poi banana bread would be amazing with coffee! Have a great week ahead! Aiden says, "Hi." Take care!
@@FoodFiend Aloha Misty: Yes, it is getting cooler in the mornings in the South Bay of SF! It is 50 f as I write. I will make to pot of stew. Thank you for the memories of yesteryear! Best wishes to you and Aiden! Hope he will “cherish” his memories of growing-up! Keep-up the greatness with loving your young man! 🧧 🤙
@mhpkt2153 thanks. There's only so many historical places here.wish there was more. I did a bunch at graves of famous old Hawaii folks and a walk through of Waialua in my Nostalgia playlist. Check it out. Has all the hawaii history videos placed there. 🤙
Enjoyed this video, Misty! This food place was one I was looking for (based on your older video) during our trip there in May of 2022, and they seemed to be closed. Glad to learn they are open for business! Thanks for sharing.
Aw shucks. Yes they closed for a bit and went to NY. You can tell the lady up front (his wife?) has a NY accent. And then they reopened at Dole Cannery. I hope next time you decide to come back to Oahu they are still there!
I've been to that Dole building - excited going in and 100% disappointed going out. I was thinking, "That's what she said." Laughed when I saw it in the CC. 😂👍 Food looked great!
Great video, Misty. You're an excellent storyteller and film maker. I appreciate the work you put into yr vdos, great intro. History of the cannery is very interesting. I'd be spooked to work there, too many dark vibes. On a different note, the beef stew looked delish 😋💕💕as well as the poi bites.
Always impressed by your channel. WoW I remember the cannery back in day my Aunt and Uncle used it to scare my cousins. Since I lived in a haunted house with my grandpa they never tried it on me. The food looked phenomenal now I'm hungry again🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
Great walk through and history. Worked part time there around 2005- 2007 in the old DLS location. Never got the heebie-jeebies, but maybe had more people back then. It was pretty bustling back then so probably didnt notice. Glad for that😊. Too bad about the shops and ballroom not making it.
L💙ve your channel! Thank you for sharing this old Pineapple canning & your story of when you worked there out of college. I have never meet anyone that did not like cooked 🥕 but, loved raw carrots like me. Good to know Im not alone. I always think it's because my parents must have feed me tons of cooked carrots when I was a baby LOL 😂
Chicken skin😱!!! I’ve been to the theaters but haven’t walked around. Very sad to hear the stories - thank you for sharing them. Will definitely check out Olena HI as well!
i liked your scary stories of dole cannery that place gives me the creeps sad its so empty now beef stew looks good if chef simon was in another location i would try his food
Oooooohhh Misty story time and learning about the cannery was a little creepy!! We had no idea honestly about it. It’s so sad that all that space is so empty but thinking about where it sits and what was stored there…it’s no wonder why!! Overall nice Halloween touch!! The food definitely wasn’t scary thank goodness. We love a good stew especially when the meat is super tender and the stew is flavorful!! Had no idea you weren’t a fan of cooked carrots!! We do love how the potatoes are in beef stew especially when cooked right. Still looks like a nice sized meal in that container so we’re sad we can’t try them when they served more!! The butterfly pea flower tea drinks are so vibrant in color!! Mahalo as always for showcasing delicious grinds!!
Mahalo Michelle and Jose! You'll absolutely love their food and especially the desserts! The cookies and this bread were so good. I wish I had some right now. 🤤
Great video 🤙🏼🤙🏼. I worked on the 2nd floor (Kaiser), the side facing Costco, for 20 years. I don’t think any of the businesses in the food court lasted too long. But they had good food. We moved into that location in 2000 and saw the deconstructed pineapple being taken away on a truck. That was sad. Loved your story telling and tour of the area. Good memories 😊. Thanks again Misty!!! btw….I’m sure the rent they charge at their many properties, makes up for the empty food court. LOL
Aloha Misty, watching this and Kaiser has offices here like you saud at the 9 min mark. I worked Kaiser Security at Moanalua and when a panel wasn't armed for whatever reason (maybe staff forgot) we would have to drive to the location, and arm it and check the area. The Dole was one eerie place to be at night. I can't say that about the other locations throughout the Island. Thanks for story time Misty, would like to hear more of these🤙👍
Aloha Sean! Wow you feel the creepiness too. You either feel it or you don't. I had some experiences at the old King's Village in Waikiki. But that's torn down. Some parts in Kalihi are also haunted and I just learned Ft St Mall was a heiau that they used to behead people. Yikes. Take care and be safe on your travels. 🤙
Wow, you gutsy. Just this week had a shooting two blocks down on Iwilei and Kuwili Streets. Oh, whoa! Spooky stories too. 😱 Never knew about the history of Dole Cannery building. 🤐 Interesting. Get one Olena's in the Dole street building or you went the one on Republican street?
Used to work as contract security @ Dole Cannery Sq., around 1991-92. That lasted 2-3wks then got reassigned to present-day Pokai Bay Estates, when just building up. Worked @ Dole, 2200-0600 shift...
Ooooo obake, chicken skin stories 🥶!! I get "feels" from different places in Hawaii and always give respect to certain places i visit/live 🙇♀️. I don't mess with energies and the reverence they deserve...ie: Nuuanu/Pali, Waimea, Kilauea, Tripler, Pearl Harbor. Places on the mainland too. My mom worked at Tripler and she has plenny stories from her own experience and others that worked there. I have my own stories 😓. Food looks good too! Cool video 👍!
That stew looks good! Dole cannery is pretty sad now. Not sure how those businesses survive. Btw, when there is Kona winds, the planes come in from Waikiki side.
I thought a witch doctor from one of the scooby doo shows was going to jump out on your opening intro. HA! I am back in Europe. Switzerland and Germany. I'll send you pics and tell you about some food.
@@FoodFiend Well, the other thing is that a lot of people order online so getting something might be impossible; high risk and effort to get some food 😞
@@seizethedayandlive ordering online is convenient to me because you know what's available and you can set the time for pick up. But I understand if you don't want to use that option.
Aloha Glenn, no I do not taste red wine or an alcoholic taste in the stew. Just very beefy. Ever had French beef stew? They use red wine and it tastes good.
Beef Bourguignon is the only beef stew I'll eat. I make mine less on the tomatoes. Great story telling. You are a sensitive, Misty. I never liked it in that area. There is a dark feeling. I didn't realize the he'au was a sacrificial one and I heard about the WWII but this was more informative. Mahalo for a very entertaining video.
Mahalo Carol! Yes, that and the iwi bones left under there since it was built before the new rules were set in place to remove them with respect and relocate. I am a garbage disposal and will eat any beef stew as long as it isn't too acidic.
@FoodFiend HEWA! That is crazy. I went there to see the Princess Kaiulani movie and had such a feeling. Couldn't wait to leave. I was with co-workers. The last time I was there was for a food drive
For Dole or Olena? In the end I explain they were almost sold out before opening so Olena is fine. As for Dole it's always been dead so I'm not sure how they make money. They do own the land Costco and Home Depot is on so they probably survive by their rent.
@@FoodFiend costco is like 5mins from my home so i shop at the costco often but parkingcan be crazy but thats the city life right...too many cars on the island anyways lol
Movie Theatre workers say they women's bathroom in the front left is haunted. One of the Movie Theatre on the right, I saw a large orb. (I rather see a human/shadow man instead) they say a School Bus of kids died. (IDK the history) One of the Theatre some workers told me some guy always would sit on the upper seats. That's where I like to sit. They can sit next to me anytime. But don't sit on me. (Honolulu Airport is haunted) I didn't know ghosts can be up in the rafters.
Yes there are many experiences documented about the cannery if you Google it. It's quite interesting. I never knew it was haunted until I worked there and asked around after some experiences.
Wow watched the video late at night! Thanks for sharing your first hand accounts, much more credible when shared by a reliable source. That place is kind of creepy. Food looked really good! Mahalo.
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I worked there in the Summer of '87 while in high school. Ran the machine that sent the cans down to the packing team. It was the graveyard shift and I had to eat lunch alone, in a dark empty warehouse cafeteria, at 3am. One lunch break, I saw this figure standing and staring at me from 20yds away. After a couple seconds of terror, that gave me nipple sized chicken skin, I realized it was security. Anyways, I quit and went to work at Jelly's on Piikoi where I still ate alone but in daylight. Mahalos for what you do, we love your channel.
LOL about the security guard. I remember Jelly's on Pi'ikoi St kind of where KHON is now! I miss those days. Even though I was younger I was always into music and would look at records at Sears and for some reason tapes at Jelly's.
Yes we really love your channel ❤️
Ok that's just creepy lol. But on a side note, olena is really great. I loved the banana bread
Yes that banana bread was amazing. Next time I'm getting a full loaf.
I like your walk-around location story telling along with your food reviews. Hope you do more of these!
Mahalo! I have one more walk around in mind. Maybe two. I don't do them often, but if you go to my Playlist section under Nostalgia, there are some old walk through videos.
I loved the story portion and I almost spit out my soda when you mentioned the “zombies” down the street. 😂😂 keep up the awesome work ❤
🤣🤣 glad you get my humor.
Thank God I found your Video! So ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ your Spirit & your Energy. I'm your Biggest Fan For Life!!!!!
Mahalo! I'm glad you enjoy my vlogs and that you like my energy. Even though sometimes it can be dead because I'm always so tired. 🤣 Have a great weekend.
@@FoodFiend It's Never Dead FoodFiend, It Always Makes Me 😊 Have a Blessed Weekend as Well. 🙋🏻♀️
Happy Halloween!
Hi Sista. Hawaiian stew is so Ono. Debbie in my opinion makes the best. She adds link sausage & celery as well. So comforting on a cold night. Getting into the 40's during the day & 30's at night here in Washington. God bless you and have a wonderful night.
Yes getting chilly there. You and Debbie stay warm. 🤙
So creepy. I liked the black and white intro, very spooky as well. Thank you for this informative and creepy video!
You're welcome. 🤙
I appreciate you sharing stories about these places, it's so very interesting!
Thanks so much Paula!
Now THAT was very interesting‼️
Mahalo for this.🤙🏽
…killer intro!😱
Mahalo! Glad you found it interesting 🤙
My grandfather was an electrician at Dole. There used to be a pineapple water tower that had lights in the eyes. My grandfather used to work on that and the ginaca machines and all the lighting in the factory. I used to hate when he took me with him on trouble calls, it used to stink especially the canal that ran along the cardboard factory where Tanaka Saimin is located now.
Great job bring back memories, the first scene of the video and I knew exactly where you were. The beef stew looked ono! Keep up the good work!
Oh wow creepy the pineapple had eyes. 👀 Thanks for sharing your story Brian. 🤙
Wow I worked the cannery in my young days. I remember the soda machines when cups would slide down and then your ice and soda comes out. Thank you for sharing the history and storytelling ❤️
Hi Julie. I remember those soda machines. The cup was Styrofoam or something. Used to have them in the hospitals. Mahalo for always watching and commenting! 🤙
Aloha Misty: Thank you for the blog of the old Dole Cannery location. I enjoyed it so much that I can still smell the ripe pineapples, loaded in the wooden crates, rolling into the factory during harvest, and processing, during the summer months and seeing the empty crates on the trucks rolling onto the H1, west-bound, via the Vineyard Blvd.on-ramp for the return trip.- now is it just a memory to cherish. That water-holding tower-tank , painted to look like a pineapple, was an “icon” I still remember well. Thank you for taking us along for a tour of the new uses and telling us of the days you worked at the site and the stories of the “unexplained,” which I respect and honor. Your beef stew plate looked yummy - I want some now - it has been so long since I enjoyed a stew plate with good-sized meat. That bread must be something yummy when paired with some nice coffee. ☕️! Keep-up the great vlogging! Best wishes to you and your son. Much 🧧and 🤙! Aloha, fellow 🐯!
Aloha Bill! I remember the sweet smell! Now Nimitz Hwy just smells of pollution and car exhaust LOL. Maybe you can go grocery shopping and make some beef stew at home. It would be perfect for your chilly weather as I would assume the temperature is dropping over where you are. The poi banana bread would be amazing with coffee! Have a great week ahead! Aiden says, "Hi." Take care!
@@FoodFiend Aloha Misty: Yes, it is getting cooler in the mornings in the South Bay of SF! It is 50 f as I write. I will make to pot of stew. Thank you for the memories of yesteryear! Best wishes to you and Aiden! Hope he will “cherish” his memories of growing-up! Keep-up the greatness with loving your young man! 🧧 🤙
You should make more of these! Love spooky stuff lol. Lots of interesting info I didnt know also. That beef stew looks mighty fine too.
@mhpkt2153 thanks. There's only so many historical places here.wish there was more. I did a bunch at graves of famous old Hawaii folks and a walk through of Waialua in my Nostalgia playlist. Check it out. Has all the hawaii history videos placed there. 🤙
Enjoying your videos. Keep it coming.
Thank you very much.
Who doesn’t love story time. Food looks delish but you’re brave. I’d never go there again if I had ghost children in the bathroom with me lol
The ghost kiddies love the bathroom for some reason. Lol
Enjoyed this video, Misty! This food place was one I was looking for (based on your older video) during our trip there in May of 2022, and they seemed to be closed. Glad to learn they are open for business! Thanks for sharing.
Aw shucks. Yes they closed for a bit and went to NY. You can tell the lady up front (his wife?) has a NY accent. And then they reopened at Dole Cannery. I hope next time you decide to come back to Oahu they are still there!
Aloha Misty good review and information I got all goosebumps. Thank you have a good weekend! Aloha 🤙🏽
Aloha Wil Jr. Mahalo and take care up there and stay warm!
I've been to that Dole building - excited going in and 100% disappointed going out. I was thinking, "That's what she said." Laughed when I saw it in the CC. 😂👍 Food looked great!
Haha, sometimes I plug in stupid stuff like that when I edit my subtitles.
I enjoy your food videos, but I really enjoy your cooking videos.
Mahalo Brian! I don't do many cooking videos as my kitchen is so small and dark. I wish I had a nicer bigger house LOL
Great video, Misty. You're an excellent storyteller and film maker. I appreciate the work you put into yr vdos, great intro. History of the cannery is very interesting. I'd be spooked to work there, too many dark vibes. On a different note, the beef stew looked delish 😋💕💕as well as the poi bites.
Thanks so much Minnie! Yes the stew and bread was so good!
Always impressed by your channel. WoW I remember the cannery back in day my Aunt and Uncle used it to scare my cousins. Since I lived in a haunted house with my grandpa they never tried it on me. The food looked phenomenal now I'm hungry again🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
Wow glad you remember it. Go get you something good to eat. 😊
Great walk through and history. Worked part time there around 2005- 2007 in the old DLS location. Never got the heebie-jeebies, but maybe had more people back then. It was pretty bustling back then so probably didnt notice. Glad for that😊. Too bad about the shops and ballroom not making it.
I didn't last that long and left within a couple months. Not so much for the creepiness but the pay and what you do wasn't worth it.
L💙ve your channel! Thank you for sharing this old Pineapple canning & your story of when you worked there out of college.
I have never meet anyone that did not like cooked 🥕 but, loved raw carrots like me. Good to know Im not alone. I always think it's because my parents must have feed me tons of cooked carrots when I was a baby LOL 😂
🤣 yay I'm not the only one who doesn't like cooked carrots. I thought I was the only one. Thanks for watching!
Chicken skin😱!!! I’ve been to the theaters but haven’t walked around. Very sad to hear the stories - thank you for sharing them.
Will definitely check out Olena HI as well!
i liked your scary stories of dole cannery that place gives me the creeps sad its so empty now beef stew looks good if chef simon was in another location i would try his food
Yes it is sad how it is degrading. Mahalo pikakerose.
Nice video , I thought it was the twilight zone at first.
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Oooooohhh Misty story time and learning about the cannery was a little creepy!! We had no idea honestly about it. It’s so sad that all that space is so empty but thinking about where it sits and what was stored there…it’s no wonder why!! Overall nice Halloween touch!! The food definitely wasn’t scary thank goodness. We love a good stew especially when the meat is super tender and the stew is flavorful!! Had no idea you weren’t a fan of cooked carrots!! We do love how the potatoes are in beef stew especially when cooked right. Still looks like a nice sized meal in that container so we’re sad we can’t try them when they served more!! The butterfly pea flower tea drinks are so vibrant in color!! Mahalo as always for showcasing delicious grinds!!
Mahalo Michelle and Jose! You'll absolutely love their food and especially the desserts! The cookies and this bread were so good. I wish I had some right now. 🤤
Oh man we’ve got FOMO now!! So many places not enough time!!
I never knew about the connection with the Pearl Harbor attack.
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Creepy, thank you! I have felt this and now know why. Great looking lunch, mahalo!
Thank you. 🤙
Great video 🤙🏼🤙🏼. I worked on the 2nd floor (Kaiser), the side facing Costco, for 20 years. I don’t think any of the businesses in the food court lasted too long. But they had good food. We moved into that location in 2000 and saw the deconstructed pineapple being taken away on a truck. That was sad. Loved your story telling and tour of the area. Good memories 😊. Thanks again Misty!!!
btw….I’m sure the rent they charge at their many properties, makes up for the empty food court. LOL
Wow maybe we once crossed paths since I was there in 2001. Didn't last that long though. One of the worst jobs I had 🤣
Aloha Misty, watching this and Kaiser has offices here like you saud at the 9 min mark. I worked Kaiser Security at Moanalua and when a panel wasn't armed for whatever reason (maybe staff forgot) we would have to drive to the location, and arm it and check the area. The Dole was one eerie place to be at night. I can't say that about the other locations throughout the Island. Thanks for story time Misty, would like to hear more of these🤙👍
Aloha Sean! Wow you feel the creepiness too. You either feel it or you don't. I had some experiences at the old King's Village in Waikiki. But that's torn down. Some parts in Kalihi are also haunted and I just learned Ft St Mall was a heiau that they used to behead people. Yikes. Take care and be safe on your travels. 🤙
Who knew all this cool history.
Wow, you gutsy. Just this week had a shooting two blocks down on Iwilei and Kuwili Streets. Oh, whoa! Spooky stories too. 😱 Never knew about the history of Dole Cannery building. 🤐 Interesting. Get one Olena's in the Dole street building or you went the one on Republican street?
I'm used to that area and Kalihi so the shooting stuff doesn't bother me. They usually happen at night and nothing good happens after dark. 🤙
Used to work as contract security @ Dole Cannery Sq., around 1991-92. That lasted 2-3wks then got reassigned to present-day Pokai Bay Estates, when just building up. Worked @ Dole, 2200-0600 shift...
No heebie jeebies from Dole at night? That place just gives me the creeps...
@@FoodFiend...Guess was too damned tired to really think/care about it!-lol
@@harrymiram5562 🤣🤣
Ooooo obake, chicken skin stories 🥶!! I get "feels" from different places in Hawaii and always give respect to certain places i visit/live 🙇♀️. I don't mess with energies and the reverence they deserve...ie: Nuuanu/Pali, Waimea, Kilauea, Tripler, Pearl Harbor. Places on the mainland too. My mom worked at Tripler and she has plenny stories from her own experience and others that worked there. I have my own stories 😓. Food looks good too! Cool video 👍!
Ah I'd love to hear your stories. I find the topic interesting. 🤙
@@FoodFiend One day i share. Kinda creepy but full of respect and reverence 🥶🙇♀️😉.
That stew looks good! Dole cannery is pretty sad now. Not sure how those businesses survive. Btw, when there is Kona winds, the planes come in from Waikiki side.
Ah how interesting about the Kona winds. Thank you.
I thought a witch doctor from one of the scooby doo shows was going to jump out on your opening intro. HA! I am back in Europe. Switzerland and Germany. I'll send you pics and tell you about some food.
🤣 awesome can't wait to see! Thanks for always sharing.
Mmmmm; looks great; too bad they're not open on weekends! I was hoping to check it out tomorrow :-(
Yes unfortunately the hours are really odd. I hope you have time to try it one day on that odd day they are open.
@@FoodFiend Well, the other thing is that a lot of people order online so getting something might be impossible; high risk and effort to get some food 😞
@@seizethedayandlive ordering online is convenient to me because you know what's available and you can set the time for pick up. But I understand if you don't want to use that option.
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I'm Senior and did work at dole .
That Red Wine Beef Stew... can you taste the wine flavoring in the stew?
Aloha Glenn, no I do not taste red wine or an alcoholic taste in the stew. Just very beefy. Ever had French beef stew? They use red wine and it tastes good.
Beef Bourguignon is the only beef stew I'll eat. I make mine less on the tomatoes.
Great story telling. You are a sensitive, Misty. I never liked it in that area. There is a dark feeling. I didn't realize the he'au was a sacrificial one and I heard about the WWII but this was more informative. Mahalo for a very entertaining video.
Mahalo Carol! Yes, that and the iwi bones left under there since it was built before the new rules were set in place to remove them with respect and relocate. I am a garbage disposal and will eat any beef stew as long as it isn't too acidic.
@FoodFiend HEWA! That is crazy. I went there to see the Princess Kaiulani movie and had such a feeling. Couldn't wait to leave. I was with co-workers. The last time I was there was for a food drive
@@carolpohina3798 ah so you can feel it too. 😬
@@FoodFiend yes, but I have never heard anything.
hi sistah...where da customers??? how they gonna make $$$ lol
For Dole or Olena? In the end I explain they were almost sold out before opening so Olena is fine. As for Dole it's always been dead so I'm not sure how they make money. They do own the land Costco and Home Depot is on so they probably survive by their rent.
@@FoodFiend costco is like 5mins from my home so i shop at the costco often but parkingcan be crazy but thats the city life right...too many cars on the island anyways lol
Movie Theatre workers say they women's bathroom in the front left is haunted. One of the Movie Theatre on the right, I saw a large orb. (I rather see a human/shadow man instead) they say a School Bus of kids died. (IDK the history) One of the Theatre some workers told me some guy always would sit on the upper seats. That's where I like to sit. They can sit next to me anytime. But don't sit on me. (Honolulu Airport is haunted) I didn't know ghosts can be up in the rafters.
…Yeahh DEFTONES !!!
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As my people say … KOWAI 😳👻
I saw a naked female zombie by that longs before.
I think that whole parking lot is full of zombies 🧟♂️ 🤣
The cannery is haunted? 😮
Yes there are many experiences documented about the cannery if you Google it. It's quite interesting. I never knew it was haunted until I worked there and asked around after some experiences.
@@FoodFiend State Capitol supposed to be haunted too. Might be in path of night warriors.
Wow watched the video late at night! Thanks for sharing your first hand accounts, much more credible when shared by a reliable source. That place is kind of creepy. Food looked really good! Mahalo.
Good for you Misty for not celebrating Halloween...its origin is pagan
Yes after hearing Pastor John Ramierez's story it's a no go for me. God bless! 🤙