The reason the burger always tastes the same is because during the founding of McDonald, the franchising rules stated that ingredients used in everything has to be the same. Same brand, same place, same food.
Actually at one time the oldest current McDonald’s. I am from so cal and family is from Downey so very very familiar with that McDonald’s. In the 1970’s and 80’s the McDonald’s wa based on a franchise agreement with the brothers and not ray croc and was on private property not owned by McDonald’s. So they didn’t have items after ray croc bought the brothers out like the Big Mac or Chicken McNuggets. It was very odd to say the least. But as a kid it was funny no inside dinning. Also used to live in Salzburg. Great tourist town and so funny to say that isn’t Mozarts house to tourists. And their is a good McDonald’s next to Mozarts house in Salzburg.
I haven't found this to always be true. Specifically, I've found burger seasoning in different parts of the country to be different. Those served in the Northeast seem to be...peppered? Unless that's changed very recently.
I watched the McDonald’s documentary on Netflix. When he said that the founder was Ray Croc I immediately thought back. The whole documentary showed how it was created by two men who met Ray later in McDonald’s time as a restaurant. Ray helped them franchise out the company so they could get more brand deals and make more money. But Ray had a dream and thought the brothers were standing in the way and not allowing him to make McDonalds the biggest fast food chain in the world. He then convinced them to sell him the company and gave the 100 PERCENT equity, but he had didn’t give them even a penny. The older brother had a heart attack when he got the phone call that there was nothing they could do to get back the company. I hope some of you found this information helpful so you know the full context about the “founder”. Edit: Thank you so much for 1k likes!!!
He didn't scam though, Ray had a world-wide vision, the stubborn brothers couldn't see it or didn't care, whatever their reason was, if it wasn't for Ray, we wouldn't know of any MacDonalds.
Thats so common in history: Steve Jobs and Bill Gates stole the GUI idea from the Xerox Labs, because they were so stupid to show and explain them all. George Lucas stole his whole Star Wars idea from the french Valerian Comics down to the look of the starships and characters, and I could go on and on. People made a shitload of money from others ideas. Same happened to me, but an NDA that I signed (because I am stupid and trusted people) prevent me from telling you.
Certainly, that restaurant was in a Rococo style of the 18th century, only 1000 years off. 800s would be Romanesque and there are very few examples of that left. You might see in Ravenna, Italy.
I booked a trip to Salzburg after randomly stumbling upon this video! My husband and I attended the Mozart dinner for our 25th wedding anniversary a couple nights ago and it was just perfect! Thank you so much!
Hey Dylan, we hope you enjoyed your stay here in Salzburg and had fun dining at the world's oldest restaurant! Thank you for showcasing our wonderful city (and state)! Safe travels, and we hope to welcome you back soon! 🌍✈️
Its kinda upsetting that some companies only care abt their first ever restaurants, and while, yea, maybe *dont* keep the first 50 restaurants alive and kicking or just standing, but having the first three ever restaurants around would be pretty cool
Mistake: this is the oldest restaurant in the world (Guinness records): Restaurante Botín in Calle de Cuchilleros, Madrid, Spain was opened in 1725 by a French cook called Jean Botín and his Asturian wife at the beginning of the 18th century with the intention of working for a nobleman of the Spanish Royal Court. Today the restaurant is run by the third generation of the Gonzalez family, Antonio and Jose Gonzalez. Located in the heart of Madrid near the Plaza Mayor it now has four floors which retain the original 18th-century interiors as well as the original firewood oven.
You just earned a sub with this top-tier content brother.. this is amazing! I learned a lot and was entertained the whole time! Wow, i watched every second of the video and have not regretted it. Keep up the great work bro.
This video is so amazing because there is no dull moment, it keeps you engaged throughout with its pace and change in rhythm so you dont feel bored at all. Pretty amazing stuff, well documented and edited.
@@LoreCreatesEverythingbut this one is from 800 ad which is a thousand years before the one you mentioned! Restaurants have been around for far longer than the 1700’s. Taverns and pubs were huge in the middle ages in england
There are soo many yt channels like this but you have a very innocent and lovely personality that I find charming to watch! Dont ever be anything other than yourself! 💓
The 1953 version was my first remembrance of Mc Donald's. Early sixes here where I'm from only have 2 versions of these. It was only a special treat once in a while.
Dylan's transition from gaming to globe-trotting is nothing short of inspirational. Watching his adventures unfold in such historic and beautiful places adds a whole new dimension to his content. Can't wait to see where he heads next!
Your videos don't just make me feel like I'm sharing a table with you, they give me the emotional highs of being there. Very nice work. First food channel I've ever subscribed to.
Ketchup, Mustard and white Architecture drew people to the restaurant subliminally. The wrapper used to be like semi transparent parchment paper with a blue ink printed Mc Donald burger boy trademark. 35c for a hamburger. And big steak fries and soda. Plus the cold milk shakes were with real ingredients and burgers were very hot and tasty! You could smell the aroma as a bag of McDonald sat on the floor of the car. And real potato fries, not like french fries. So much charbroiled taste. My Dad took us to one in Des Plaines IL before we went to visit Mom’s family in Ohio. At that time only other restaurants were the Waterfall Restaurant and Big Boy Restaurant. Or Golden Bear Family Restaurant.
It's funny how when you google the oldest restaurant in the world. It's a place called Restaurante Botin in Madrid Spain. But it was built in 1725. Now I'm no rocket scientist here. But I do find it ironic how Goolge somehow missed this one by a thousand years that you are showcasing per your channel at 803 AD. It goes to show you that when people say google it, it doesn't mean its accurate or right. Appreciate your hard work and dedication to exploring the actual truths of the world and not the make believe. GREAT JOB!!!
From Bloxburg to the bustling streets of Salzburg, Dylan's channel has become a passport to the world. His content is a reminder that adventure is just a decision away. Thanks for taking us along for the ride!
I actually was born and live in Salzburg :D Well it's a really small village at the most northern part of Salzburg. And inside of the castle there isn't really anything to miss, it's pretty empty. But there is a torture chamber and cannons
i was playing for redbull salzburg football team and it was an outstanding experience my story lasted there for 2 years full of memories and good people i really miss it since i got transferred to torino fc
When my dad was 5, (year 1968) he went to McDonalds for the first time while on vacation to California. They didn’t have it in NY yet so he had never had it before. He was in California visiting family. When he was with his aunt, she took him to the McDonalds to get a Big Mac and a McFlurry. Ever since then, he has loved McDonalds.
They didn’t have McFlurrys there in 1968. McFlurrys didn’t start at McDonald’s until late 90s. During my high school days I worked there as a manager. Worked there from 1995 to 2000. Those are the better days of McDonald’s menu when they actually had salads and yogurt, bagel sandwiches, etc. Now you can’t even find a grilled chicken there at least in the area where I live. Food is crap there now.
This is the first video ive seen of yours, and im pleased you did everything in the title you didnt use click bait etc and its well made, stick with this you gonna make it big man!
I used to go to the White Horse Tavern in the mid 80's when my husband was at the Navy War College. We couldn't afford dinner very often, but desert and coffee was our special treat.
I've watched you since 2017 and you were always my favorite of The Crew I knew you always had something special, and I was definitely right amazing. videos.
I went to that mcdonalds. Also another cool thing about the oldest mcdonalds is that they still fry their apple pies instead of baking them. That is the only mcdonalds you can get fried apple pies.
I watched the McDonald’s documentary on Netflix. When he said that the founder was Ray Croc I immediately thought back. The whole documentary showed how it was created by two men who met Ray later in McDonald’s time as a restaurant. Ray helped them franchise out the company so they could get more brand deals and make more money. But the brothers later realized Ray was trying to steel the company from them. He then forced them to sell him the company and gave the 100 PERCENT equity, but he had scammed them and didn’t give them even a penny. The older brother had a heart attack and died when he got the phone call and there was nothing they could do to get back the company. I hope some of you found this information helpful so you know the full context about the “founder”.
I absolutely love things like this and watching things like this and people finding places are still going. What is the oldest shop or restaurant has been around for many years. This is amazing about the McDonald’s. I’ve had to share it
Literally just watched “The Founder”, and the founder of McDonald’s stole the idea about the ‘Golden Arches’ and the ‘Speedie System’, did A LOT of exploits for the sake of money. I don’t know how true this is, but he left his wife for someone else as well. …yeah, turns out he was a corporate jerk to the OG inventors of the first ever McDonald’s. The movie was actually pretty alright, but old man Kroc was bit of a crook in legitimate fashion.
From the way the movie depicted Kroc: his mindset was basically if he sees something he wants, he’s gonna have it and do everything he can to get it” type of mentality .
My aunt lived right across the street from the actual 1st McDonald's in San Bernardino, California. It is a museum, but you can't buy any food there. That ain't it. He either bought the food somewhere else or that isn't in San Bernardino. And the founders are named.. McDonald's. Not Ray Crock
The one he went to was in Downey, CA. But technically, the oldest McDonalds would be San Bernardino, I guess it didn't make the list since it's only a museum now.
This video is where you found your stride and style. It's way more authentic than your previous videos. And going forward, your other videos has an even more authentic vibe. Keep up the good work! You got a subscribe from me! And I don't normally do food videos, lol.
The better jobs are gonna be robot repair. Programmers. Things like that. So anyone getting ready to head to college should jump on courses that will land you a job in these fields.
Well if we do it right (IF) then this would give people the opportunity to be more than just workers. Look up the short story by Marshall Brain called “Manna.” You’ll see what I mean.
the world's oldest restaurant is in spain, Madrid, and its called Sobrino de Botín, has actually the record and the title. That place was a tavern not a restaurant. A restaurant or other eating house is a business that concentrates on selling meals and may or may not be licensed to sell liquor for consumption on the premises. A tavern, on the other hand, is primarily licensed to sell liquor for consumption on the premises and it may or may not also serve meals.
Wow, I can't believe you got to dine at the world's oldest restaurant! 😮 That's like a culinary time travel adventure! 🍽💫 Your storytelling and the way you describe the food and atmosphere made me feel like I was right there with you. The history behind this place is so fascinating. Did the flavors live up to the centuries-old reputation? I'm dying to know what your favorite dish was! Keep these amazing food adventures coming. 🌍🍷👏
I live close by the world's oldest McDonald's. It's really cool because you see a bunch of old folks driving classic cars and parking next to this building.
Meanwhile, Restaurante Botín in Madrid, Spain, has probably been through a few leases. Founded in 1725, it's recognized by Guinness World Records as the oldest restaurant in the world. Its oven has been burning for ovwr 300 yeara.
Ok then show us a place that’s older, genius ? Your comment makes no fcking sense , and what makes me mad is that you’re going to respond to this with something even dumber than what you originally said
Dude as a lover of Spanish culture, this video makes me kinda mad because the world's oldest restaurant isn't in Salzburg, Austria. It's in Spain. At least that's what I have known and also googled. I'm surprised no one else has mentioned this?
I feel like the McDonalds that is in Vista, California is the OLDEST McDonalds because I remember eating there when I was a kid!! And that place is STILL AROUND today!! Crazy! But cool because I have good memories of playing there in the playground when I was a kid!
I love being from rhode island and then randomly seeing things shot in rhode island… its like that episode of spongebob when he got mistaken for kelp brand cereal
Wow! You know how to have fun! If I was in Vienna, I’d wear my tuxedo for dinner and above all, go to the Vienna Philharmonic! Just seeing the oldest restaurant on earth, following the oldest restaurant in the States would be so much fun. Seeing the oldest Mickey D’s shows how the chain has evolved from a very simple building to elaborate structures as the chain has grown. Just keep on doing what you’re doing as it’s really cool and entertaining to see all this.
Love how he was acting like just because the old and robot ran McDonald’s were different from the regular McDonald’s meant that the food would be different 😂
The reason the burger always tastes the same is because during the founding of McDonald, the franchising rules stated that ingredients used in everything has to be the same. Same brand, same place, same food.
Actually at one time the oldest current McDonald’s. I am from so cal and family is from Downey so very very familiar with that McDonald’s. In the 1970’s and 80’s the McDonald’s wa based on a franchise agreement with the brothers and not ray croc and was on private property not owned by McDonald’s. So they didn’t have items after ray croc bought the brothers out like the Big Mac or Chicken McNuggets. It was very odd to say the least. But as a kid it was funny no inside dinning.
Also used to live in Salzburg. Great tourist town and so funny to say that isn’t Mozarts house to tourists. And their is a good McDonald’s next to Mozarts house in Salzburg.
@@thefelonattorney Still the best Burger in Salzburg is from Burgerista!
@gormenfreeman499 On god so hard to find good cheap coffee. Then making you resort to Starbucks which is like 5 bucks for a grande.
iced chai latte i always get from starbucks always tastes the same, from ny all the way to cali@gormenfreeman499
I haven't found this to always be true. Specifically, I've found burger seasoning in different parts of the country to be different. Those served in the Northeast seem to be...peppered? Unless that's changed very recently.
I watched the McDonald’s documentary on Netflix. When he said that the founder was Ray Croc I immediately thought back. The whole documentary showed how it was created by two men who met Ray later in McDonald’s time as a restaurant. Ray helped them franchise out the company so they could get more brand deals and make more money. But Ray had a dream and thought the brothers were standing in the way and not allowing him to make McDonalds the biggest fast food chain in the world. He then convinced them to sell him the company and gave the 100 PERCENT equity, but he had didn’t give them even a penny. The older brother had a heart attack when he got the phone call that there was nothing they could do to get back the company. I hope some of you found this information helpful so you know the full context about the “founder”.
Edit: Thank you so much for 1k likes!!!
I read that in a book called chew on this but thanks for the new information 😄
He didn't scam though, Ray had a world-wide vision, the stubborn brothers couldn't see it or didn't care, whatever their reason was, if it wasn't for Ray, we wouldn't know of any MacDonalds.
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@@peter-6774 yea, now people dying from obesity.
Thats so common in history: Steve Jobs and Bill Gates stole the GUI idea from the Xerox Labs, because they were so stupid to show and explain them all. George Lucas stole his whole Star Wars idea from the french Valerian Comics down to the look of the starships and characters, and I could go on and on. People made a shitload of money from others ideas. Same happened to me, but an NDA that I signed (because I am stupid and trusted people) prevent me from telling you.
Certainly, that restaurant was in a Rococo style of the 18th century, only 1000 years off. 800s would be Romanesque and there are very few examples of that left. You might see in Ravenna, Italy.
And also Mozart is from the 18th century
Even the Da Vinci painting was way too new.
I was waiting for a fellow history buff to say it
I came here to say this! 800 ad is pre middle ages!! Haha that decor is 18th century!
been digging for a comment like this. cuz that did not scream 800’s to me lol
I booked a trip to Salzburg after randomly stumbling upon this video! My husband and I attended the Mozart dinner for our 25th wedding anniversary a couple nights ago and it was just perfect! Thank you so much!
“There was a ride up” 😂 cracking me up buddy. Love your material, love your energy. Thank you bro
Hey Dylan, we hope you enjoyed your stay here in Salzburg and had fun dining at the world's oldest restaurant! Thank you for showcasing our wonderful city (and state)! Safe travels, and we hope to welcome you back soon! 🌍✈️
Ok
Salzburg is great. It has a laid back, campy feel. Vienna is beautiful, but it's almost too perfect, like a very structured museum.
It’s not the oldest I ate I the oldest one it’s in Madrid Spain it’s from the 1700 it’s a ginnus world record
Cute
I wish I have money and being able to go to Europe.
It's amazing to see how he went from playing bloxburg to traveling across the world. Keep up the great work!
Edit: 1k likes is crazy. Thank you
Thats actually crazy to think about
Wait what
THATS WHY I HAD THE FEELING THAT I KNEW HIM!!!
I KNEW HE WAS FAMILIAR
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Ray Kroc is NOT the founder. The McDonalds Bros. founded McDonald's and Ray Kroc bought their one location from them and expanded it.
thank you it made me so mad he called ray the founder
We've all seem the film shut up
@@Diego10hundred Why dont you shut up
Nope, get it right.
Absolutely right😁👍Ray Croc was not "The Founder" he took the business from the McDonald's brothers then claimed he was "The Founder".
We had the third oldest McDonalds built in 1962 until it was demolished in 2018. Super sad to see it ripped apart!
Its kinda upsetting that some companies only care abt their first ever restaurants, and while, yea, maybe *dont* keep the first 50 restaurants alive and kicking or just standing, but having the first three ever restaurants around would be pretty cool
Mistake: this is the oldest restaurant in the world (Guinness records): Restaurante Botín in Calle de Cuchilleros, Madrid, Spain was opened in 1725 by a French cook called Jean Botín and his Asturian wife at the beginning of the 18th century with the intention of working for a nobleman of the Spanish Royal Court. Today the restaurant is run by the third generation of the Gonzalez family, Antonio and Jose Gonzalez. Located in the heart of Madrid near the Plaza Mayor it now has four floors which retain the original 18th-century interiors as well as the original firewood oven.
You just earned a sub with this top-tier content brother.. this is amazing! I learned a lot and was entertained the whole time! Wow, i watched every second of the video and have not regretted it. Keep up the great work bro.
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You’re his brother?
@@bernarda1247 hey
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The oldest restaurant looks so freaking fancy! If I eat there, I'd feel like royalty.
Same for the McDonald’s
It’s more touristy than anything.
@haven_lady675 yeah
@@thefelonattorneyconsidering you’re going to visit you’re already feeling like a tourist in every possible way lol
oldest in uS..SURE NOT in the world
The part where flo was on the stage performing was just the best😂😂
I grew up in Newport!! My uncle helped with the flooring for this place and many others in the area. He specialized in old buildings and old wood.
This video is so amazing because there is no dull moment, it keeps you engaged throughout with its pace and change in rhythm so you dont feel bored at all. Pretty amazing stuff, well documented and edited.
Honestly all of the food that you ate looks delicious even in the most oldest restaurant ever
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It’s not the oldest I ate I the oldest one it’s in Madrid Spain it’s from the 1700 it’s a ginnus world record
@@LoreCreatesEverythingbut this one is from 800 ad which is a thousand years before the one you mentioned! Restaurants have been around for far longer than the 1700’s. Taverns and pubs were huge in the middle ages in england
Wow! I really enjoyed watching this type of content! It's wholesome and fun to see you travel to unique places! I'd love to see more! ☺
if bro uploaded 2-3 times a month, guarantee he would be at 2-3+ million
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Just discovered your video today. Amazed by your effort in creating quality content. Keep up the good work Dylan 👍🏻
There are soo many yt channels like this but you have a very innocent and lovely personality that I find charming to watch! Dont ever be anything other than yourself! 💓
So true.
I feel like Dylan the definition of quality over quantity
I KNOW 😭
old dylan wasnt
You mean Brian? Lol
The 1953 version was my first remembrance of Mc Donald's. Early sixes here where I'm from only have 2 versions of these. It was only a special treat once in a while.
I just found this dude out of no where and I love his channel keep up the work🔥🔥🔥
Same
Dylan's transition from gaming to globe-trotting is nothing short of inspirational. Watching his adventures unfold in such historic and beautiful places adds a whole new dimension to his content. Can't wait to see where he heads next!
Your videos don't just make me feel like I'm sharing a table with you, they give me the emotional highs of being there. Very nice work. First food channel I've ever subscribed to.
Ketchup, Mustard and white Architecture drew people to the restaurant subliminally.
The wrapper used to be like semi transparent parchment paper with a blue ink printed Mc Donald burger boy trademark. 35c for a hamburger. And big steak fries and soda. Plus the cold milk shakes were with real ingredients and burgers were very hot and tasty! You could smell the aroma as a bag of McDonald sat on the floor of the car. And real potato fries, not like french fries. So much charbroiled taste. My Dad took us to one in Des Plaines IL before we went to visit Mom’s family in Ohio. At that time only other restaurants were the Waterfall Restaurant and Big Boy Restaurant. Or Golden Bear Family Restaurant.
Austria is so majestic and formal lol, everything about it is really nice
from a roblox youtuber to a amazing vlogger! also congrats on 340k subs man keep the work up! i have not watched you in actual ages
It's funny how when you google the oldest restaurant in the world. It's a place called Restaurante Botin in Madrid Spain. But it was built in 1725. Now I'm no rocket scientist here. But I do find it ironic how Goolge somehow missed this one by a thousand years that you are showcasing per your channel at 803 AD. It goes to show you that when people say google it, it doesn't mean its accurate or right. Appreciate your hard work and dedication to exploring the actual truths of the world and not the make believe. GREAT JOB!!!
From Bloxburg to the bustling streets of Salzburg, Dylan's channel has become a passport to the world. His content is a reminder that adventure is just a decision away. Thanks for taking us along for the ride!
I actually was born and live in Salzburg :D Well it's a really small village at the most northern part of Salzburg. And inside of the castle there isn't really anything to miss, it's pretty empty. But there is a torture chamber and cannons
i was playing for redbull salzburg football team and it was an outstanding experience my story lasted there for 2 years full of memories and good people i really miss it since i got transferred to torino fc
It would have been interesting to sample food from the 800's.
Would love if you make more these oldest restaurant or anything contents since i rly enjoyed this one
I love how this is so entertaining and informational!
When my dad was 5, (year 1968) he went to McDonalds for the first time while on vacation to California. They didn’t have it in NY yet so he had never had it before. He was in California visiting family. When he was with his aunt, she took him to the McDonalds to get a Big Mac and a McFlurry. Ever since then, he has loved McDonalds.
They didn’t have McFlurrys there in 1968. McFlurrys didn’t start at McDonald’s until late 90s. During my high school days I worked there as a manager. Worked there from 1995 to 2000. Those are the better days of McDonald’s menu when they actually had salads and yogurt, bagel sandwiches, etc. Now you can’t even find a grilled chicken there at least in the area where I live. Food is crap there now.
This is the first video ive seen of yours, and im pleased you did everything in the title you didnt use click bait etc and its well made, stick with this you gonna make it big man!
…except for the ai generated thumbnail, yes.
I feel like Dylan the definition of quality over quantity. Never disappoint to entertain us!.
You have a great sense of humor and seem very appreciative and wise. I love the content ❤
Never disappoint to entertain us!. Big ups to Brian for being a class act.
00:38 This McDonald’s was built in the year 1953 making it over 71 years old
Your videos take time but always come out great! Keep it up my guy
You should do the oldest hotels like this
Big ups to Brian for being a class act
I used to go to the White Horse Tavern in the mid 80's when my husband was at the Navy War College. We couldn't afford dinner very often, but desert and coffee was our special treat.
" Dinner's done. And I'm full. " - Dylan
Great video man. First time watching you. Subscribed! 👋
"Wow. So cool." * not even 5 seconds later * "WAIT THERE'S A RIDE UP!?"
I've watched you since 2017 and you were always my favorite of The Crew I knew you always had something special, and I was definitely right amazing. videos.
I went to that mcdonalds. Also another cool thing about the oldest mcdonalds is that they still fry their apple pies instead of baking them. That is the only mcdonalds you can get fried apple pies.
Jolliebees has deep fried *mango* pies that are so much better.
I watched the McDonald’s documentary on Netflix. When he said that the founder was Ray Croc I immediately thought back. The whole documentary showed how it was created by two men who met Ray later in McDonald’s time as a restaurant. Ray helped them franchise out the company so they could get more brand deals and make more money. But the brothers later realized Ray was trying to steel the company from them. He then forced them to sell him the company and gave the 100 PERCENT equity, but he had scammed them and didn’t give them even a penny. The older brother had a heart attack and died when he got the phone call and there was nothing they could do to get back the company. I hope some of you found this information helpful so you know the full context about the “founder”.
I absolutely love things like this and watching things like this and people finding places are still going. What is the oldest shop or restaurant has been around for many years. This is amazing about the McDonald’s. I’ve had to share it
Literally just watched “The Founder”, and the founder of McDonald’s stole the idea about the ‘Golden Arches’ and the ‘Speedie System’, did A LOT of exploits for the sake of money. I don’t know how true this is, but he left his wife for someone else as well.
…yeah, turns out he was a corporate jerk to the OG inventors of the first ever McDonald’s.
The movie was actually pretty alright, but old man Kroc was bit of a crook in legitimate fashion.
From the way the movie depicted Kroc: his mindset was basically if he sees something he wants, he’s gonna have it and do everything he can to get it” type of mentality .
7:02 had me dying 😂
Bro could’ve saved 2 hours
My aunt lived right across the street from the actual 1st McDonald's in San Bernardino, California. It is a museum, but you can't buy any food there. That ain't it. He either bought the food somewhere else or that isn't in San Bernardino. And the founders are named.. McDonald's. Not Ray Crock
The one he went to was in Downey, CA. But technically, the oldest McDonalds would be San Bernardino, I guess it didn't make the list since it's only a museum now.
This video is where you found your stride and style. It's way more authentic than your previous videos. And going forward, your other videos has an even more authentic vibe. Keep up the good work! You got a subscribe from me! And I don't normally do food videos, lol.
My great uncle put together a 1,000 piece puzzle of the castle you went to in the video and framed it.
Top-tier content bro! Thanks to TH-cam for recommending your channel.
This was really interesting ❤ the mix of food and history is so gooood
@elisazouza yeah Salzburg is great. The 2nd oldest restaurant in the world is in Spain
How is anyone supposed to grow if robots take out jobs. The electricity cost and complaints will be huge
The better jobs are gonna be robot repair. Programmers. Things like that. So anyone getting ready to head to college should jump on courses that will land you a job in these fields.
As a post thought, buy stock in your electric company.
Well if we do it right (IF) then this would give people the opportunity to be more than just workers. Look up the short story by Marshall Brain called “Manna.” You’ll see what I mean.
Thanks for visiting my country Austria, Dylan. Both Salzburg and where I live, Vienna.
the world's oldest restaurant is in spain, Madrid, and its called Sobrino de Botín, has actually the record and the title. That place was a tavern not a restaurant. A restaurant or other eating house is a business that concentrates on selling meals and may or may not be licensed to sell liquor for consumption on the premises. A tavern, on the other hand, is primarily licensed to sell liquor for consumption on the premises and it may or may not also serve meals.
This is so different from the content I’m used to from Dylan, I’m lovin it! 😂
So funny 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🎙️🎙️🎙️
Wow this is high quality. It's like history became somewhat fun now!
That’s because it is
@@BLITZYT0 I mean in my perspective
Wow, I can't believe you got to dine at the world's oldest restaurant! 😮 That's like a culinary time travel adventure! 🍽💫 Your storytelling and the way you describe the food and atmosphere made me feel like I was right there with you. The history behind this place is so fascinating. Did the flavors live up to the centuries-old reputation? I'm dying to know what your favorite dish was! Keep these amazing food adventures coming. 🌍🍷👏
😂😂😂
It’s not the oldest I just went to the oldest it’s in Madrid
It’s from the 1700
I live close by the world's oldest McDonald's. It's really cool because you see a bunch of old folks driving classic cars and parking next to this building.
Such a well thought out vid. No wonder you have over 200k subs :)
Never disappoint to entertain us!🔥🗿
Meanwhile, Restaurante Botín in Madrid, Spain, has probably been through a few leases. Founded in 1725, it's recognized by Guinness World Records as the oldest restaurant in the world. Its oven has been burning for ovwr 300 yeara.
Technically the "oldest" restaurant would be even older than the one he went to, because a restaurant is simply a place where you can purchase food.
Ok then show us a place that’s older, genius ? Your comment makes no fcking sense , and what makes me mad is that you’re going to respond to this with something even dumber than what you originally said
There's a restaurant in Japan that is 1600 years old. Should try that one.
Dude as a lover of Spanish culture, this video makes me kinda mad because the world's oldest restaurant isn't in Salzburg, Austria. It's in Spain. At least that's what I have known and also googled. I'm surprised no one else has mentioned this?
4:28
“how bout my favorite austrian painter?”
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N@ZI
I appreciate the part at 8:43
2:15 , just don't make the robots problem solved
Tell that to capitalist
my son is hard of hearing and he loves you man i love how you add the tittles or aubatitkes to everything funny that you say i think is pretty neat
Respect for Brian! He looks like he have over hundreds of interesting stories to tell.
Oh, nice, it's that time of the year, when Dylan posts a video
I had seen a robot waiter at a restaurant before so the theory might 50% come true soon
9:19 bro looking like that gen z guy from family guy💀💀
I'm glad YT recommend this!! Informative and entertaining content!! You earned my subs! Keep it up!
I feel like the McDonalds that is in Vista, California is the OLDEST McDonalds because I remember eating there when I was a kid!! And that place is STILL AROUND today!! Crazy! But cool because I have good memories of playing there in the playground when I was a kid!
1:11 ray croc didn’t make McDonald’s the brothers did but they been scrubbed from the books
Can we appreciate how Dylan fails to have an upload schedule💀💀
IM SORRY 😭
I just wanna make sure the videos keep getting better 🙏🏼
@@Dylan I'm not saying they're bad they are epic just kinda funny to me
@@Dylan Do you know what next video is gonna be about by the way?
I mean whenever he just upload the wait is so worth it
@@games4ever661 Exactly
3:56 there was not pictures in 1776 the first camera was in 1825 anyone else notice?
I love being from rhode island and then randomly seeing things shot in rhode island… its like that episode of spongebob when he got mistaken for kelp brand cereal
Wow! You know how to have fun! If I was in Vienna, I’d wear my tuxedo for dinner and above all, go to the Vienna Philharmonic! Just seeing the oldest restaurant on earth, following the oldest restaurant in the States would be so much fun. Seeing the oldest Mickey D’s shows how the chain has evolved from a very simple building to elaborate structures as the chain has grown. Just keep on doing what you’re doing as it’s really cool and entertaining to see all this.
I really enjoyed this!
This video gave me chills at the end which I really enjoyed
Love how he was acting like just because the old and robot ran McDonald’s were different from the regular McDonald’s meant that the food would be different 😂
This man truly deserve 10 million subscribers
Lies.
@@L1CL1CL1CL1Cno you
@@yinyukfung9990bro stfu you on an alt account
It's just amazing that there is a restaurant that old
Fantastic upload. Such a likeable person. This channel has huge potential.
2:00 u finna freak bro out n the background 💀
This guy came out of nowhere with dome superoriginal videos
Rhode islanders like here
I literally shed a tear when that Austrian dining area was shown. Absolutely beautiful.
It's amazing to see all these restaurants, thank you so much 🤩👍🏻
2:04 No wonder these world got movie about human and robot war
0:58 That piece of waste is not the founder! 💢
I don't think that they would keep waste in a 71 year old place that so many people go to, to see it and take pictures 💀
Why are you so mad it's not like he knew💀
He made a mistake oh but since your so perfect you don't make mistakes do you?
@@KeiraMEEActually calm down you didn’t have to say 3 comments at once they was trying to tell him that picture was not the owner.
@@Diamondwebby_offical maybe I didn't have to put 3 comments but I did
5:46 Who else saw Adolf sitting there 😆🫢🫢🫢
this is so nice, I've never been to Germany before, it was good to learn about their culture, people and food. Thank you!
I'm so invested to your Austria travel because of Mozart. It's in my bucket list to visit Mozart's house. I just subscribed!