You didn’t seem impressed with the metal sign Atlanta got. So let me tell you about this graphic. This is Rosie the riveter! During WWII most of the men in working age were fighting the war in Germany and Europe. The women in our country worked in the factories making the military airplanes you admire and basically keeping our country alive and going. Rosie the riveter is a way of honoring those women and telling women in the 1940’s you can do anything! She’s a war Hero!
My grandmother was a 'Rosie". She worked in the shipyards in Portland, Maine,(I think.) I have a copy of a newspaper article she was featured in about women in the war effort. Treasure that!
@@personofnointerest Yes, I've noticed the NCO insignia of rank has changed. Chief Master used to be six curved stripes on bottom and two rockers above the central star. Don't know what it looks like now. Served in the 1980s in SAC, no such majcom now.
Atlanta, the poster of the lady with the muscle is "Rosie the Riveter". It's an iconic image from WWll when the men went off to war and the women had to put away their aprons and go to work in factories and shipyards producing munitions and other war supplies. This was a motivational poster akin to the UK's "Keep Calm and Carry On" poster for WWll.
The "Rosies" also built tanks, airplanes, jeeps, and other armor that used the munitions they built and, although long overdue, they received the Congressional Gold Medal. BTW - Did you know the late Queen Elizabeth II, then known as Second Subaltern Elizabeth Windsor (eventually promoted to Lieutenant) jointed the British military, donned a pair of coveralls, and trained as a mechanic and military truck driver? The queen was the only female member of the royal family to have entered the armed forces.
@@frogsnack7072 Funner Fact: She did it because her actual job was being a Professional Cello Player and heard that a woman there got her hand destroyed. So, knowing the women would be asked to leave/fired when the men came back from War, she protected her actual livelihood.
@@Trainrot According to this, she was a telephone operator, but Britannica also claims there are a few other inspirations for the character of Rosie. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosie_the_Riveter
Don’t tell me your daughter just took all the coins OUT of the folder!,!! Those are hard to collect and are in th folder for display. Please don’t spend them,,,,
@@badboytrimble7746 How is it wasteful? They get TONS of mail and like ☝🏽 said, they have to travel to get it. Some of the food doesn't get eaten because of the backlog, which is why they asked people to stop sending food. So what's wasteful about them getting shirts they can wear, flags to add to a collection, books to add to their library, cooking utensils they can use, etc? Perhaps it just rubs you the wrong way to see people on the receiving end of unbridled kindness. There's a word for that, and it rhymes with schmealousy. Just watch something else if it irks you so badly.
@@badboytrimble7746 Also, you have no idea what they do with all that stuff. They just might give some of it away for all we know. But you can't very well go on TH-cam and tell people you gave their gifts away can you?
All of those quarters in the books are actually a collector's item. Yes, they can be spent, but to have a complete set is more valuable. Same with the $2 bills and the other currency. Thanks for the video. Jon
The salmon should be perfectly fine. It doesn't need refrigeration and can last years in its packaging. It's also an AMAZING treat! Hope you can still try it.
@gkiferonhs ... That's a great idea 🤔💭💡!!! Atlanta will also learn how to *"tweak/customize"* it as she learns of new ways to cook with different recipes. *Can't go wrong with some Duke's Mayo though* 🙂
**Mayonnaise Recipe ** like Duke's and Blue Plate... In a blender put 1 egg yolk at room temperature, 1/2 teaspoon (tsp) salt and 4 teaspoons white vinegar. Blend until frothy (about 1 minute) then with blender on lowest speed slowly drizzle in 1 cup of Extra Light Olive Oil so that it emulsifies (thickens). Then add 1 Tablespoon (Tbl) lemon juice. Keep refrigerated. **Miracle Whip** type Mayo/Salad Dressing Recipe (my favorite- more flavor)... In blender place 1 whole egg and 1 egg white, 3 Tbl powdered sugar (or Splenda), 2 Tbl + 1 tsp white vinegar, 1/4 tsp lemon juice, 1/2 tsp salt, 1/4 tsp garlic powder, 1/4 tsp dry ground mustard powder, 1/8 to 1/4 tsp paprika and a dash of cayenne. Blend on high until frothy (about 1 minute). Then with blender on lowest speed drizzle in 1 cup of Extra Light Olive Oil until it emulsifies. I've been making my own for years because of the toxic junk they put in store bought foods these days.
Taking Chance is an excellent movie. As a Marine I've had some of the experiences of Kevin Bacon's character. During the first Gulf War my duties involved taking care of our fallen service members. I spent my time going through their personal effects to inventory, clean, remove items that shouldn't go back to their next of kin. It was a trying duty, but one I felt honored to perform.
@@shawnmiller4781 I tend to gravitate to Marine Corps movies. Full Metal Jacket, Jarhead (which in my opinion kinda sucked) and Heartbreak Ridge (which was embellished on) and I was activated on a sent to Camp Lejeune during that time frame.
The stars represent the three geographically and legally distinct Grand Divisions of Tennessee (i.e. East, Middle, and West Tennessee). The blue circle around the stars represents the unity of those grand divisions. The blue bar at the edge of the flag was just a design consideration. When asked about the blue bar, Reeves stated "The final blue bar relieves the sameness of the crimson field and prevents the flag from showing too much crimson when hanging limp."
The book 1776 was fascinating and recounts how close we came to losing to the British early on and the narrow escapes that kept the continental army from defeat before the war even ramped up. It's amazing how close the USA came to never existing or at least not in our current form.
Kudos to Jackson and his family (the first box) for sending you Black Rifle Coffee, the most patriotic coffee company in America, if not the world. This company was founded by a retired U.S. Army Green Beret, they employ 550 people, half of whom are veterans, and they donate a portion of sales and and a lot of coffee to veteran’s organizations, first responder’s organizations. They also assist veterans in finding jobs and/or starting their own businesses. Enjoy a hot cup of American patriotism.
wow, that coin collection was so generous! i started collecting the state quarters in 1999. I have all of the state set. then they moved to a national parks quarters set. I still don't have all of them, even though the last few were released within the past year. it's always exciting to find a coin you don't have when you get change back!
Did you notice close to the end of the video, Atlanta picking out all the quarters from the gift set holder!!!! 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ I don't think she understands the significance of a "Collection"😂 They going to spend that Collection Money!!!🤦♂️
A lot the dollar bills she took out of plastic . I hope her parents make her put comings back in correct holders. Must more value to them as she grows up. Someone took a lot of time to collect those foreach state and put them in holders. Not meant to be spent
@@jeffhampton2767they don’t mind it , they actually express that they organize and have a idea for if it gets to much. Plus they said they try to use and look at every single thing as much as possible
Smoked salmon does not require refrigeration and will keep for months of not years if commercially packaged. Check the box, it will say whether it needs to be refrigerated. Most only require it after the package is opened. I can mine in sealed jars but commercial packaged usually can be kept for up to a year outside of refrigeration.
“Taking Chance” is a VERY emotional film… As the sister of a U.S. Marine, who was KIA, in South Viet Nam, this movie got my heart… PFC MALCOLM D. WHITING, III, “DOUG”…my little brother… One of my second cousins, Tommy Snow, who was a member of the U.S. Army’s Special Forces, met my brother’s coffin in the San Francisco Bay region…and accompanied Doug, to Southern California… Tommy was at Doug’s funeral, with the rest of our family… I miss Doug, EVERY DAY…even though it has been over 54 years… Doug’s name is on “The Wall” in Washington, D.C. Panel 21 West Line 96 Semper Fi and OOHRAH!! ❤️🇺🇸💝
Atlanta, the lady on the front of your magazine is Rosie the Riveter. She is the iconic woman who represented every woman whose husband or boyfriend went off to either Europe and Japan to fight during World War II. The women hung up their dresses and donned their overalls to cover the men’s job when the guys went off to war. These women kept the US running by doing the work they’d never done before.
People really want to share their lives with you. Who can resist your heartfull family? May blessings continue your way!! It shows such trust of your family that so much is given to you!
Hey guys I hope you're doing well much love❤ I was adopted I have outlived all my friends and family I got tired of the politics in the war in the United States I live in Belize now I am expired by from California I have no family left so I watch you guys when I feel like any family I have cerebral palsy which only resulted in a slightly l i m p I have lived in Belize now for a year and a half found out about 6 months ago I have Parkinson's Disease I am completely bedridden I bought a scooter somebody broke my charger what happens stuck in my house anyway I grew up in Santa Cruz California I can see the Santa Cruz shirts love the kitchen whenever I feel alone you guys make me feel better thank you and bless you all😅😅😅❤❤❤❤❤
Be careful with the liquid smoke. All it takes is a drop. It's condensed wood smoke vapors. It's for like putting I marinades and other things to give your inside cooked food an outdoor smoked bbq tastbab I love to mix a drop into some worstchestshire sauce and mixing it into burger patties or marinade steaks. 1 drop goes a long way.
We have a lot of salmon over here in the pacific northwest that is vacuum sealed that does not have to be refrigerated until you open it. Unless it is pass expired date it should be fine.
I must have forgot to send my comments, the last time I visited your channel. Reason I know this is my "Experimental Amateur Built Airplane" "logo", is shown here. I am a retired Master Sergeant, from the USAF, but not a "Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force." That is the highest rank, for an enlisted man, in the USAF. How cool of him to send you those packages. Will see you later.
The sockeye salmon is *smoked* so it needs no refrigeration. The package is vacuum sealed so it won't go bad! Eat it on a bagel with cream cheese. Yum!
Taking Chance is a very well made movie that was made in the greatest respect for our fallen Brothers and Sisters. This old hardened Marine cried when I saw it.
Just so your aware New Zealand Family that Smoked Salmon in the box because its smoked its already fully cooked, so it doesn't need to be refrigerated. Those boxes come on normal shelves that aren't refrigerated. I was very surprised someone was able to mail that out to you because I tried sending the same item to you all in my box, you haven't gotten to yet, but my local Post Office forced me to remove the Smoked Salmon box in order for me to be able to ship it out to you. If you do end of trying the boxed Smoked Salmon I would highly recommend putting small slices into a salad or making it the same way you would make a tuna sandwich, mix it in a bowl with mayo, pickle relish, and maybe a boiled egg and make a sandwich out of it, its amazing. But just be aware it should be fully safe to open and eat because it was smoked thoroughly and then sealed in a air tight package, so there should be noting to worry about it. It would take decades for smoked items to go bad and spoil. Hope you enjoy it if you try it and I hope to see you guys get to my care package box I sent before last Christmas here soon from Ridgefield WA.
The reasoning for that is they didn't change that on their profile until the beginning of this year and all the care packages they are going through currently are from last year. Today's packages was from October-December 2022. They haven't even gotten to my care package box I mailed out last 21st December 2022 and Yes I sent them a bunch of different snacks and treats unique to the Pacific Northwest or because they had been asking for it in their other videos way back when. But everything I sent them doesn't really spoil and was extremely well packaged and sealed.@@jeffhampton2767
@jeffhampton2767 still going through old packages as i dont think they caught up yet at this point. One of them was from last October. (The holloween package) almost a year ago.
Super mail time! All those who sent boxes continue to amaze with thoughtful and very meaningful gifts. We’re a kindhearted country. Atlanta - the tin sign you received is Rosie the Riveter. Made famous during WWII. Amazing stories of women joining the workforces to support the war efforts. 💪
As a couple others have said, $2 bills are basically never seen. When people come across them, which these days is never, they tend to hoard them. As a kid in the 80s, I think I had 1 or 2 in my desk drawer, and never spent them, because even back then you never saw them. It's funny, the rareness probably made a lot of people stick them in a desk drawer, making them even more rare :) I've run into friends and family members throughout my life who have 1 or 2 squirreled away somewhere.
@@jeffhampton2767Yeah, but I don't care enough to make a special trip :) It's just super rare to run into them in real life, so when I would end up with them, I wouldn't want to spend it. I haven't seen one in probably 2 decades. I'm sure I have one somewhere around here, though.
I have 37 $2 bills. I've been collecting them for fifty years. I once had to spend some and cried while giving them to the cashier. It was just a tiny corner store and the owner was so sweet and said he'd hold them for me until my next paycheck, so I got them all back. I also collect 50¢ pieces and dollar coins because you hardly ever see them.
Booberry, Frankenberry and Count Chocula cereals come out in the month of October to celebrate Halloween. Used to be sold year round but sadly now they are seasonal only. Frankenberry was my favorite as it is strawberry flavored. I Hope you enjoy the cereals he sent. 😅
@@starmnsixty1209Froot Broot with the howling good taste of fruit!😂 Harkens back to the time when I'd ask mom for Tang because that was what the astronauts drank. Jackson 5 pitched Alpha Bets, Honeycomb Hideout kids. Good times.
The Little House books are a real treasure --- Its so interesting and charming look into life before cars and modern luxury's --- Great set of books for the whole family
Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force is the single highest ranking enlisted rank. No officer would dare disrespect them or demand a salute. They are revered as special among the enlisted, and valued higher than O-1 for sure.
Might I suggest you request people to put anything that might pop or break and release contents to be put into a zip loc baggie or two to keep what else is in the box free of...being covered lol It might also keep said contents like chips and cookies from going bag lol ALSO don't leave boxes unopened for so long! Wonder if you should also require people to tell you if there is perishables in the packages you sent, via email or something, so you can anticipate the box
Starting as my original charity project idea in Junior year which I turned into a competition of what grades (7th-12th) could donate the most specific items that I asked for in posters I placed around the school campus and pamphlets I had printed by the hundreds that were bundled and hand delivered to all the teachers who i turn would hand them out to each of their students/class in every designated (7th-12th) grade at my K-12 private college prep school, in which tye fold out pamphlets detailed the cause, mission, items needed, and the reward for winning the competition. (I had to have it approved by the head and assistant director of whom I was a teacher's pet, plus her son had just graduated and joined the army, so she was definitely on board; her family owned a couple of chains of Culver's restaurants which are ß and founded in Wisconsin and have delicious everything fresh, made to order butterburgers, fries, yummy salads, other sandwiches, and the freshest, smoothest, tickest, most delicious custard ice cream with different fresh custard concoctions in the form of "Flavors or the Day" (which were different mixes and concoctions every day for a month with only very sparse repeats of popular flavor combinations, or items to put on to customize your flavor of custard, which was a wide variety since Wisconsin is known as "America's Dairyland." So an ice cream party and jeans week was for the winner...we weren't allowed to wear jeans unless they granted a special occasion which then the next year tuned into every Friday...and one jeans pass for anyone who brought in 3 of the needed items or $3 or was it $5, which then we'd use at the dollar store to get items that weren't being donated enough/were low in our inventory. After the competition was done after a little over one week, we organized and sorted all the different items and made sure that things were properly packaged and any liquids/gels, etc like toiletries were put in heavy-duty plastic gallon Ziploc bags and then double bagged in trash bags, as well as taping caps or lids and making sure everything was screwed on tight enough. I wound up shipping 350+ pounds of toiletries and other items over there which my parents and another friend of mine who sort squeezed in on my project which I would normally NEVER let slide but she was a hard worker, smart, and got sh*t done, plus I was life alteringly sick at just age 15( a year earlier) so the help was appreciated, and her parents and mine split the $500+ shipping fee for those 300+ pound boxes. group/squadron and small individual boxes overseas to the FOB and other smaller places in Iraq and Afghanistan for the soldiers as I was a part of my own original drive at school asking for all various materials, including 15-20 backpacks filled items for the Iraqi children like coloring books, crayons, markers, notebooks of paper, etc. You were never allowed to send food items unless you were family through this large organization called Soldier's Angels. (They had different divisions of people doing boxes of needed items/goods, quilting for ladies who made blankets and other comfy, cozy things, writing letters to a group or individuals via letter and possibly email if they responded back with it...all these things were requested by commanding officers/superiors, friends of soldiers, or soldiers themselves who would need a pick me up or were feeling down and lonely...same thing for the card division where I'd also handmade (I like to scrapbook), detailed, very elaborate and time-consuming cards with always personalized messages pertaining to what the issues were that were written as to why they needed some encouragement or joy again due to loneliness, in hospital with sickness or injury, not receiving any mail at mail call which is depressing and guys want to make sure every one, especially younger military members that might not have family or support; birthdays;significant holidays; etc and would send those out in packs...and also started trading holiday cards with other ladies to send in groups to various soldiers or units of them who would write in and sign up or request for letter, card, care packages via this site. It was amazing when I did some individual care boxes...many people like myself would decorate and go all out making the inside of the box look pretty and according to theme like a football one or holiday seasons or just general...how under provided for and understocked the base stores were to get basic toiletry (for female soldiers things like feminine items, hair products and hair elastics, etc, and healthy, non-ration disgusting MRS "meals" as far as snack items, especially if they weren't at a major operating base and in smaller FOB outposts, or the fact that those smaller outposts would not only be sold out but quite a few soldiers had duties and schedule that didn't allow them time to get items during the timeframe the canteens were open! I got a nice types thank you letter from an Army Sergeant Major, which is the highest ranking for an Army or Marine who is an enlisted officer.
Your Oregon pkg...they are VERY close to my home town of Klamath Falls, Oregon. That's soooo cool! This Oregon girl who claims East Tennessee as home ( I'm 48 and moved here at 14) got so excited hearing a town from my childhood!
All of these people that send these gifts are always so thoughtful. You can tell they really try to send things they know you all will enjoy. It’s very kind of them. Thanks for the awesome content and videos you all post and share.
I grew up around racing, oval tracks though, but the best part of every race is when the announcer says "GENTLEMEN, START YOUR ENGINES" IT GIVES ME the chills and I tear up everytime.
The little house books were written by Laura Ingalls wilder. She traveled a lot during her entire life mostly through the Midwest nearly to California but went to Florida to a bit but moved back. She did not stay in one place for more than a year due to her father trying to find work but finally settled down in the Midwest starting a quiet farm with husband Almazo wilder. Honestly she had a rough childhood always moving year after year never really settling down. The books are a window into the life of a pioneer family which we still don’t fully understand as this was the time of the great migration west. It also shows the first real train which transformed the west into an attainable goal. Little farmer boy is the only exception as it follows Almazo wilder’s early years in Malone, New York which is north of New York City. It’s a real place and it really hasn’t changed much since Almazo’s time as it has the exact same economy and same town. Ok the cars and modern farm equipment are there but if you imagine it the entire thing is just the same as the past relying heavily on agriculture. Malone is a big corn producer in New York State and hasn’t been taken over by the mega corporations. They operate on the same thing that they always did hard work and patience.
I love reading her books. We were going home from visiting my brother when we went through the town where her house was in Iowa. I wanted to stop but my husband wanted to get home. That was several years ago and I still haven't forgotten or forgiven him. He does feel bad about not stopping. Of course when we drove through the town where Sergeant Alvin York lived we didn't stop even though he wanted to stop.
Hello Sam. I just wanted to say, I love the way your family has so much fun on the videos. I can see you are a strong family. Don't ever let anyone put the children down for whatever they want to do. I have a beautiful stepdaughter that is a certified welder and is working in a veteran office. And she loves both fields of work. Love from Texas
I see Boo Berry cereal. My grandmother retired from General Mills and my brothers and I ALWAYS had a ton of cereal thanks to her. Lol. This was fun to watch. (I'm also a Pittsburgh Steelers fan. 💛🖤😁) Also, my mom lived in Dayton and I've been to the Air Force Museum many times. It's an incredible place and I highly recommend a visit. 😊
I’m from Oregon and it’s nice to see some stuff from home getting airtime as it seems we are often overlooked because of our neighbors. Grants Pass is a nice town. Probably just because they have an In-N-Out there too.
Amazing to see all the goodies that you have received 😊😊😊 . My brother lives in Perth and is a U.S. Marine !!! My brother spent his time in the Pacific and I spent my time in the Air Force in Europe 😊😊😊
I collected the state quarters. Launched in 1999, the 50 State Quarters Program was a 10-year initiative that honored each of the 50 states. The U.S. Mint issued five new quarters each year in the order that the states ratified the Constitution or were admitted into the Union.
Just so you know, it looks like Spo-cain, but it's actually pronounced Spo-can. And smoked salmon may be fine, it's how the natives made it last for a very long time. Huckleberries are sort of like blueberries only usually more tart. They grow all over the place in the mountains in the NW.
The Salmon is GOOD!!! check the date. it's smoked. You either love it or hate it. I'm native American and I grew up on it. It's a delicacy for us. Can be served many different ways.
Another great episode! Be sure and hang onto those collection items as some of them may be worth a fortune in the future. That definitely includes the somewhat rare $2 bills. Put them away somewhere safe. To all the kind folks who have sent goodies to the fam, thank you so much! It is your love and support that allows them the opportunity to create some great videos. P.S. I hope y'all got to try those Goo-Goo's. They are so yummy but a little hard to find. I think Cracker Barrel Stores are about the only places around here in Texas that has them.
"Taking Chance" Is a great movie!!! Chance is the name of a US Marine that died.... Kevin Bacon is assigned to accompany the remains to his final destination.... You WILL cry!!!
Amazing gifts guys! I'm jealous of the coin collection. Had to give mine up to pay bills! 😢 Thank you for sharing your amazing family with us and the world! 😎👍 Love from Oklahoma! ❤
I've been to the air force museum many times in my life because Dayton is just a couple of hours south of me and my dad, a former naval firefighter, loves military stuff. It's on Wright-Patterson Air Force Base which is supposedly where they sent materials recovered from the supposed alien craft that crashed in Roswell, New Mexico.
I love those hot chocolate packets. I usually only see them around Christmas. The chocolate mint and the chocolate raspberry are my favorites. Enjoy !!😊❤
Loved the paper war. Both kids have good arms! Also, the "Please help me!" look from Atlanta @27:12 after Sam's comment of dropping bombs. You guys are amazing! There's a reason everyone from the U.S. loves you
Out of all your unboxing videos I've seen, i almost never see popping of "bubble wrap ". So satisfying. 😂 Love watching you explore the world through your living room and the US places you have visited so far...
I was going to mention the same (granted I don't live there, but do know how to say it). It does look like it could/should be said as Kane, even though it's not!
I was looking for this comment! Most everyone will pronounce it Spo-Cane instead of Spo-Can unless they are familiar with it. We're used to it though lol
I'm from Arkansas but lived in Indianapolis, Indiana for six years, and the Indy 500 in indeed that big. It has its own zip code and the town is called Speedway, Indiana.😅 Definitely visit both states. They have a lot to offer, as do all of our states(each one is so different).
I have a coin from Fleet Week event here in Baltimore,Maryland. It was to thank mmy family for their services to the USA. I keep it where I can see it every day. It makes me proud to live in a military family.
Speaking of “taking chance” great movie showing how we escort our dead home from the battlefield. As a disabled Marine vet i hope you guys also understand how fortunate you are to get all these donations and gifts. It is far more then a lot of disabled vets get from their own countrymen. As someone who experienced homelessness at one point things that you get all the time like basic foods and items would go a long way. Bless you guys and stay safe.
Lois in PA would be my favorite grandma. I wonder if Customs took some of Sherry and Ed's jam because that jam sounds delicious. And that collection from Michelle is super generous. I'm sure there's a story behind everything Michelle sent you. Thank you to everyone who sends the NZ family a piece of our country (history, tradition, etc). I enjoy hearing the stories from our country too.
@@sallyphillips9175 no they’re not a novelty they used to be everywhere but now you have to go to a bank and they will give you a crisp brand new two dollar bill if you give them to singles
@@sallyphillips9175 but they do not have a three dollar bill or a four dollar bill. It goes one dollar bill and two dollar bill and then there’s a gap until you get to a five dollar bill.
I've read that someone had tried to use one somewhere and the employee thought it was a fake bill and spoke with the supervisor or manager and they thought the same! Pretty sad!!
Need to check the date of the fish you got- It is shelf stable for 5 years. Once opened the smoked salmon should be refrigerated and can be kept for 4 days. -
Sorghum is actually a type of grain similar to corn but smaller. It’s actually a type of sugar plant and sugar is made from it. It’s sweeter than standard sugar so use sparingly. The sugar plants we tend to use are corn, beets, sugarcane, and sorghum. Molasses is actually known as black treacle everywhere else in the world. It’s the first refinement in the process of sugar production and it has a bit of water in it. Dark brown sugar is the next step after most of the water boils out. But there are a few different sugar types before dark brown sugar which America doesn’t use but they exist. Also pure sugarcane juice is actually on the rise in popularity and it’s quite easy to find. Unfortunately not easy to get because you need a specific machine to crush the sugarcane and juice it at the same time. Sugarcane is hard and requires real muscle to get it out.
That book you were gifted, "A Higher Call", tells the story of a USAAF B-17 during WWII that has taken great damage and is limping home when a German fighter flies up to shoot it down, but the pilot decides to escort the bomber to safety Instead. It would have been so easy to down the big airplane as it could barely keep itself aloft, but chivalry wasn't yet dead. Be careful with the American money in the last box. Check the dates on the bills and coins. They may have been sent due to their ages and are out of circulation, being sent from historical interest, as many people collect old coins and bills. In other words, they may no longer be legal tender in the USA. The State Quarters came out, one state per month over fifty months, with everyone trying to stock up on their local state coins as souvenirs. My brother went to the bank and bought a roll of West Virginia quarters, unused, for ten dollars. I live in Oregon and just got mine as change given back. Neither way is incorrect.
I thoroughly enjoy your package opening videos. It's fun to see your enthusiasm for all the random things people send you. I don't mean to sound snarky but I can't help but wonder what these people think your family is going to do with all those flags?
"You're the only ten I see.." Fantastic !! So good i hope i get the chance to say it sometime myself. That was quite smooth. Love your guys' videos - thanks for posting this one.
well coin collections lose value when they get scratched keep them in ur gift case.. paper bills loose value if folded 2 dollar bills are rare so keep them crisp no rips no tears no creases they will go up in value urs were printed off the 1976 Bicentennial plates rarer still are the 1930 era 2 dollar bills .. the lady's name on "we can do it" poster is Rosie the riveter its from WW II aircraft factory i think.. Oh as we say in America don't loose ur marbles which means don't go crazy .. TTFN
the $2 bills arent actually a common thing to see. you usually have to walk into the bank and specifically ask for them. imo they have the best art out of all our current currency 😊
Hang on to the little statue of the New York skyline. It is an older one that features the World Trade Center Twin Towers before they were destroyed in the 9/11 attacks in 2001. This is no longer sold and they are a rare collectors item today.
You didn’t seem impressed with the metal sign Atlanta got. So let me tell you about this graphic. This is Rosie the riveter! During WWII most of the men in working age were fighting the war in Germany and Europe. The women in our country worked in the factories making the military airplanes you admire and basically keeping our country alive and going. Rosie the riveter is a way of honoring those women and telling women in the 1940’s you can do anything! She’s a war Hero!
Without all of the women, more of the world would be speaking German as a nation language. Rosie represents those women and their spirit.
My grandmother was a 'Rosie". She worked in the shipyards in Portland, Maine,(I think.) I have a copy of a newspaper article she was featured in about women in the war effort. Treasure that!
yes she is an icon to the women of america
My mother was a welder at the shipyards in Alameda California. Rosie has special meaning to all the women who worked so hard during WW11
Not many realize we would have possibly lost that war without the women who built ships planes and bombs.
For your reference, Chief Master Sergeant (CMSgt) is the highest enlisted rank in the USAF. My father retired with that rank 44 years ago.
@@personofnointerestwreath around the Chevron star, serves as NCO to Air Force Chief of Staff. A diamond designates a first shirt. (First Sergeant)
@@personofnointerest Yes, I've noticed the NCO insignia of rank has changed. Chief Master used to be six curved stripes on bottom and two rockers above the central star. Don't know what it looks like now. Served in the 1980s in SAC, no such majcom now.
Atlanta, the poster of the lady with the muscle is "Rosie the Riveter". It's an iconic image from WWll when the men went off to war and the women had to put away their aprons and go to work in factories and shipyards producing munitions and other war supplies. This was a motivational poster akin to the UK's "Keep Calm and Carry On" poster for WWll.
The "Rosies" also built tanks, airplanes, jeeps, and other armor that used the munitions they built and, although long overdue, they received the Congressional Gold Medal. BTW - Did you know the late Queen Elizabeth II, then known as Second Subaltern Elizabeth Windsor (eventually promoted to Lieutenant) jointed the British military, donned a pair of coveralls, and trained as a mechanic and military truck driver? The queen was the only female member of the royal family to have entered the armed forces.
Fun fact, Rosie quit that job within the week lol
@@frogsnack7072 Funner Fact: She did it because her actual job was being a Professional Cello Player and heard that a woman there got her hand destroyed. So, knowing the women would be asked to leave/fired when the men came back from War, she protected her actual livelihood.
@@Trainrot According to this, she was a telephone operator, but Britannica also claims there are a few other inspirations for the character of Rosie. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosie_the_Riveter
Don’t tell me your daughter just took all the coins OUT of the folder!,!! Those are hard to collect and are in th folder for display. Please don’t spend them,,,,
To all the people who have sent them things: thank you! It's a pleasure to watch them open your generous gifts!
they are opening gifts from a year ago they should invite friends and share open everything. I find it wasteful what they are doing
@@badboytrimble7746 Then don't watch. Do you realize just how many packages they've received. Plus if i'm correct they have to travel to pick them up.
regardless of your rudeness it's constructive criticism I offered a solution of have friends over and open everything and share@@michaelsmith-iu1be
@@badboytrimble7746 How is it wasteful? They get TONS of mail and like ☝🏽 said, they have to travel to get it. Some of the food doesn't get eaten because of the backlog, which is why they asked people to stop sending food. So what's wasteful about them getting shirts they can wear, flags to add to a collection, books to add to their library, cooking utensils they can use, etc? Perhaps it just rubs you the wrong way to see people on the receiving end of unbridled kindness. There's a word for that, and it rhymes with schmealousy. Just watch something else if it irks you so badly.
@@badboytrimble7746 Also, you have no idea what they do with all that stuff. They just might give some of it away for all we know. But you can't very well go on TH-cam and tell people you gave their gifts away can you?
All of those quarters in the books are actually a collector's item. Yes, they can be spent, but to have a complete set is more valuable. Same with the $2 bills and the other currency. Thanks for the video. Jon
I got one. My grandfather who passed years ago gave it to me 15 years ago.
Save those $2 bills, they will be worth $$$ when you get older, they didn't make too many of them
The salmon should be perfectly fine. It doesn't need refrigeration and can last years in its packaging. It's also an AMAZING treat! Hope you can still try it.
I came to say this. I hope you didn't toss it because it is pretty expensive and will last a couple years just the way you found it.
@thaddaeusjohn I'm very surprised they never read anything on the package that I sent and they didn't wonder why/how it cleared customs.
Atlanta, you should look up the recipe for mayonnaise. It is easy to make and home made mayonnaise is a step above the store-bought kind.
@gkiferonhs ... That's a great idea 🤔💭💡!!! Atlanta will also learn how to *"tweak/customize"* it as she learns of new ways to cook with different recipes. *Can't go wrong with some Duke's Mayo though* 🙂
LOL that's exactly what I was going to tell her
**Mayonnaise Recipe ** like Duke's and Blue Plate...
In a blender put 1 egg yolk at room temperature, 1/2 teaspoon (tsp) salt and 4 teaspoons white vinegar. Blend until frothy (about 1 minute) then with blender on lowest speed slowly drizzle in 1 cup of Extra Light Olive Oil so that it emulsifies (thickens). Then add 1 Tablespoon (Tbl) lemon juice. Keep refrigerated.
**Miracle Whip** type Mayo/Salad Dressing Recipe (my favorite- more flavor)...
In blender place 1 whole egg and 1 egg white, 3 Tbl powdered sugar (or Splenda), 2 Tbl + 1 tsp white vinegar, 1/4 tsp lemon juice, 1/2 tsp salt, 1/4 tsp garlic powder, 1/4 tsp dry ground mustard powder, 1/8 to 1/4 tsp paprika and a dash of cayenne. Blend on high until frothy (about 1 minute). Then with blender on lowest speed drizzle in 1 cup of Extra Light Olive Oil until it emulsifies.
I've been making my own for years because of the toxic junk they put in store bought foods these days.
@@waymakers_kid9904 Thanks for that! 😁
Taking Chance is an excellent movie.
As a Marine I've had some of the experiences of Kevin Bacon's character. During the first Gulf War my duties involved taking care of our fallen service members. I spent my time going through their personal effects to inventory, clean, remove items that shouldn't go back to their next of kin. It was a trying duty, but one I felt honored to perform.
Great movie. Very engrossing.
God bless you, Vern…🙏🏻🇺🇸❤️
It may be the youngest film on my list of best war movies.
I think it came out after Letters from Iwo Jima
@@shawnmiller4781 I tend to gravitate to Marine Corps movies. Full Metal Jacket, Jarhead (which in my opinion kinda sucked) and Heartbreak Ridge (which was embellished on) and I was activated on a sent to Camp Lejeune during that time frame.
I sent that hoping they will do a reaction video!
The stars represent the three geographically and legally distinct Grand Divisions of Tennessee (i.e. East, Middle, and West Tennessee). The blue circle around the stars represents the unity of those grand divisions. The blue bar at the edge of the flag was just a design consideration. When asked about the blue bar, Reeves stated "The final blue bar relieves the sameness of the crimson field and prevents the flag from showing too much crimson when hanging limp."
You forgot to mention that Tennessee isn't the "tri star" state but the VOLUNTEER state.
(from waverly, tn.)
GO VOLS GO TITANS
@@uglyawesomeI'm a Memphis Tiger but it's all Tennessee love!!! Go Tigers go!!! Go Grizz!
Yeah, at Razorback/Vol games we usually hear Rocky Top played way too often to suit us!😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you for this history. TN is one of the states I hope to visit next year.
The book 1776 was fascinating and recounts how close we came to losing to the British early on and the narrow escapes that kept the continental army from defeat before the war even ramped up. It's amazing how close the USA came to never existing or at least not in our current form.
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Providence
Kudos to Jackson and his family (the first box) for sending you Black Rifle Coffee, the most patriotic coffee company in America, if not the world. This company was founded by a retired U.S. Army Green Beret, they employ 550 people, half of whom are veterans, and they donate a portion of sales and and a lot of coffee to veteran’s organizations, first responder’s organizations. They also assist veterans in finding jobs and/or starting their own businesses. Enjoy a hot cup of American patriotism.
We love Black Rifle coffee and love supporting Veterans! Hubby is an old US Marine here in North Georgia mountains!
You’re welcome! It’s outstanding coffee!! I was happy to see them get our package
@@jerryhouston5400 Plus they have great commercials!
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was surprised to see the first package be from my hometown of good ole Crossvegas
YOU GUYS BY FAR HAVE MORE FLAGS THAN PROBABLY 99.9 PERCENT OF AMERICANS. AMAZING FAMILY
Not true by any stretch of your imagination
The video was very interesting
@@Dusk1962 you might but I doubt 99 percent of Americans have that many flags
It's not how many you have, but how proudly you fly the one you own. 🇺🇲🇺🇸🇺🇲🇺🇸🇺🇲🇺🇸🇺🇲
@@blackpowder99 True... But it's still incredibly cool how many flags they have
wow, that coin collection was so generous! i started collecting the state quarters in 1999. I have all of the state set. then they moved to a national parks quarters set. I still don't have all of them, even though the last few were released within the past year. it's always exciting to find a coin you don't have when you get change back!
Did you notice close to the end of the video, Atlanta picking out all the quarters from the gift set holder!!!!
🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ I don't think she understands the significance of a "Collection"😂
They going to spend that Collection Money!!!🤦♂️
They are going to be worth a lot more in years to come as no one pays with coins anymore. Everyone uses credit or debit cards to pay. 32:55
A lot the dollar bills she took out of plastic . I hope her parents make her put comings back in correct holders. Must more value to them as she grows up. Someone took a lot of time to collect those foreach state and put them in holders. Not meant to be spent
I am so thankful that you got our gift from Indiana! P.S. I packed that box, so I passed inspection! 😂😂😂
very kind of you, kimberly!
good job.
@@jeffhampton2767 I be bets they be gots lots o cuzins to shares wit.. Maybe they can be has a hood sale to suppote they habits, numsayin?
@@jeffhampton2767they don’t mind it , they actually express that they organize and have a idea for if it gets to much. Plus they said they try to use and look at every single thing as much as possible
lol@@jeffhampton2767
Smoked salmon does not require refrigeration and will keep for months of not years if commercially packaged. Check the box, it will say whether it needs to be refrigerated. Most only require it after the package is opened. I can mine in sealed jars but commercial packaged usually can be kept for up to a year outside of refrigeration.
This is very true! We have a lot of eatable products in this form. They can be pricey so...DON'T throw them away!!!
They probably threw it out already, but it's useful info for the future.
is it the same principal as the tuna fish that comes on the pouches?
@phlippy83 yes! It's a cheaper way to can food.
Fish also violates the NZ inspection international shipping rules that i read, so im shocked by anyone that successfully sends it.
As an Air Force vet and a resident of Tennessee this unboxing video was so much fun!
Murfreesboro Tn. Here. 😊
The salmon is preserved like jerky. It's salted and smoked so it's shelf stable at room temp and doesn't need refrigerating.
“Taking Chance” is a VERY emotional film…
As the sister of a U.S. Marine, who was KIA, in South Viet Nam, this movie got my heart…
PFC MALCOLM D. WHITING, III, “DOUG”…my little brother…
One of my second cousins, Tommy Snow, who was a member of the U.S. Army’s Special Forces, met my brother’s coffin in the San Francisco Bay region…and accompanied Doug, to Southern California…
Tommy was at Doug’s funeral, with the rest of our family…
I miss Doug, EVERY DAY…even though it has been over 54 years…
Doug’s name is on “The Wall” in Washington, D.C.
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Semper Fi and OOHRAH!!
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Totally. Great movie but I did cry several times. ❤️☀️
Bless you and your family. Terrible thing to go through.
That's what I was thinking. That movie might be a bit of a surprise to them. Great movie though.
I looooove how big and how small this planet can be. The things some folks take for granted are amazing to others. ❤❤
Atlanta, the lady on the front of your magazine is Rosie the Riveter. She is the iconic woman who represented every woman whose husband or boyfriend went off to either Europe and Japan to fight during World War II. The women hung up their dresses and donned their overalls to cover the men’s job when the guys went off to war. These women kept the US running by doing the work they’d never done before.
People really want to share their lives with you. Who can resist your heartfull family? May blessings continue your way!! It shows such trust of your family that so much is given to you!
Hey guys I hope you're doing well much love❤ I was adopted I have outlived all my friends and family I got tired of the politics in the war in the United States I live in Belize now I am expired by from California I have no family left so I watch you guys when I feel like any family I have cerebral palsy which only resulted in a slightly l i m p I have lived in Belize now for a year and a half found out about 6 months ago I have Parkinson's Disease I am completely bedridden I bought a scooter somebody broke my charger what happens stuck in my house anyway I grew up in Santa Cruz California I can see the Santa Cruz shirts love the kitchen whenever I feel alone you guys make me feel better thank you and bless you all😅😅😅❤❤❤❤❤
Be careful with the liquid smoke. All it takes is a drop. It's condensed wood smoke vapors. It's for like putting I marinades and other things to give your inside cooked food an outdoor smoked bbq tastbab I love to mix a drop into some worstchestshire sauce and mixing it into burger patties or marinade steaks. 1 drop goes a long way.
I tried to tell them. Only a drop goes a long way!!
And add it right at the end of cooking because it will evaporate out of food
Yes, my mother made that mistake one time. Yuck!!
i worked at the liuid smoke place that makes what they got here years ago. Imagine inhaling that shit all day
I also love liquid smoke, only Colgin brand, same as the one sent, but alas, I'm not the one drip kinda guy! I use that stuff in EVERTHING!! Lol
We have a lot of salmon over here in the pacific northwest that is vacuum sealed that does not have to be refrigerated until you open it. Unless it is pass expired date it should be fine.
I must have forgot to send my comments, the last time I visited your channel. Reason I know this is my "Experimental Amateur Built Airplane" "logo", is shown here. I am a retired Master Sergeant, from the USAF, but not a "Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force." That is the highest rank, for an enlisted man, in the USAF. How cool of him to send you those packages. Will see you later.
The sockeye salmon is *smoked* so it needs no refrigeration. The package is vacuum sealed so it won't go bad! Eat it on a bagel with cream cheese. Yum!
Taking Chance is a very well made movie that was made in the greatest respect for our fallen Brothers and Sisters. This old hardened Marine cried when I saw it.
I was happy to send it! I think they need to do a reaction video!
Taking Chance is a great movie. It will make you cry for sure.
I love that Denzel makes the flags wave. It makes me smile every time 😊
Yes! Me too!
BLACK RIFLE COFFEE IN THE HOUSE!!!!!
For anyone who hasn't tried Black Rifle Coffee, it's literally the best coffee on the planet.
Just so your aware New Zealand Family that Smoked Salmon in the box because its smoked its already fully cooked, so it doesn't need to be refrigerated. Those boxes come on normal shelves that aren't refrigerated. I was very surprised someone was able to mail that out to you because I tried sending the same item to you all in my box, you haven't gotten to yet, but my local Post Office forced me to remove the Smoked Salmon box in order for me to be able to ship it out to you. If you do end of trying the boxed Smoked Salmon I would highly recommend putting small slices into a salad or making it the same way you would make a tuna sandwich, mix it in a bowl with mayo, pickle relish, and maybe a boiled egg and make a sandwich out of it, its amazing. But just be aware it should be fully safe to open and eat because it was smoked thoroughly and then sealed in a air tight package, so there should be noting to worry about it. It would take decades for smoked items to go bad and spoil. Hope you enjoy it if you try it and I hope to see you guys get to my care package box I sent before last Christmas here soon from Ridgefield WA.
The reasoning for that is they didn't change that on their profile until the beginning of this year and all the care packages they are going through currently are from last year. Today's packages was from October-December 2022. They haven't even gotten to my care package box I mailed out last 21st December 2022 and Yes I sent them a bunch of different snacks and treats unique to the Pacific Northwest or because they had been asking for it in their other videos way back when. But everything I sent them doesn't really spoil and was extremely well packaged and sealed.@@jeffhampton2767
@jeffhampton2767 still going through old packages as i dont think they caught up yet at this point. One of them was from last October. (The holloween package) almost a year ago.
Super mail time! All those who sent boxes continue to amaze with thoughtful and very meaningful gifts. We’re a kindhearted
country.
Atlanta - the tin sign you received is Rosie the Riveter. Made famous during WWII. Amazing stories of women joining the workforces to support the war efforts. 💪
As a couple others have said, $2 bills are basically never seen. When people come across them, which these days is never, they tend to hoard them. As a kid in the 80s, I think I had 1 or 2 in my desk drawer, and never spent them, because even back then you never saw them. It's funny, the rareness probably made a lot of people stick them in a desk drawer, making them even more rare :) I've run into friends and family members throughout my life who have 1 or 2 squirreled away somewhere.
@@jeffhampton2767Yeah, but I don't care enough to make a special trip :) It's just super rare to run into them in real life, so when I would end up with them, I wouldn't want to spend it. I haven't seen one in probably 2 decades. I'm sure I have one somewhere around here, though.
That’s why I sent them. Unique!
I have 37 $2 bills. I've been collecting them for fifty years. I once had to spend some and cried while giving them to the cashier. It was just a tiny corner store and the owner was so sweet and said he'd hold them for me until my next paycheck, so I got them all back. I also collect 50¢ pieces and dollar coins because you hardly ever see them.
You guys are my comfort videos when I don't know what else to watch. I always come back for the family good vibes. -Former United States Marine.
Booberry, Frankenberry and Count Chocula cereals come out in the month of October to celebrate Halloween. Used to be sold year round but sadly now they are seasonal only. Frankenberry was my favorite as it is strawberry flavored. I Hope you enjoy the cereals he sent. 😅
Yes, very true. I'm old enough to recall when they were first sold. I believe there was a werewolf flavor for awhile also which wasn't as popular.🎃
@@starmnsixty1209 That one may have been a bit hairy. 😛
My grandmother retired from there. That whole end of town always smelled like cereal. 😂😂😂
LOVE ME SUM BOOBERRY!!!!
@@starmnsixty1209Froot Broot with the howling good taste of fruit!😂 Harkens back to the time when I'd ask mom for Tang because that was what the astronauts drank. Jackson 5 pitched Alpha Bets, Honeycomb Hideout kids. Good times.
The Little House books are a real treasure --- Its so interesting and charming look into life before cars and modern luxury's --- Great set of books for the whole family
Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force is the single highest ranking enlisted rank. No officer would dare disrespect them or demand a salute. They are revered as special among the enlisted, and valued higher than O-1 for sure.
Might I suggest you request people to put anything that might pop or break and release contents to be put into a zip loc baggie or two to keep what else is in the box free of...being covered lol It might also keep said contents like chips and cookies from going bag lol ALSO don't leave boxes unopened for so long! Wonder if you should also require people to tell you if there is perishables in the packages you sent, via email or something, so you can anticipate the box
Starting as my original charity project idea in Junior year which I turned into a competition of what grades (7th-12th) could donate the most specific items that I asked for in posters I placed around the school campus and pamphlets I had printed by the hundreds that were bundled and hand delivered to all the teachers who i turn would hand them out to each of their students/class in every designated (7th-12th) grade at my K-12 private college prep school, in which tye fold out pamphlets detailed the cause, mission, items needed, and the reward for winning the competition. (I had to have it approved by the head and assistant director of whom I was a teacher's pet, plus her son had just graduated and joined the army, so she was definitely on board; her family owned a couple of chains of Culver's restaurants which are ß and founded in Wisconsin and have delicious everything fresh, made to order butterburgers, fries, yummy salads, other sandwiches, and the freshest, smoothest, tickest, most delicious custard ice cream with different fresh custard concoctions in the form of "Flavors or the Day" (which were different mixes and concoctions every day for a month with only very sparse repeats of popular flavor combinations, or items to put on to customize your flavor of custard, which was a wide variety since Wisconsin is known as "America's Dairyland." So an ice cream party and jeans week was for the winner...we weren't allowed to wear jeans unless they granted a special occasion which then the next year tuned into every Friday...and one jeans pass for anyone who brought in 3 of the needed items or $3 or was it $5, which then we'd use at the dollar store to get items that weren't being donated enough/were low in our inventory. After the competition was done after a little over one week, we organized and sorted all the different items and made sure that things were properly packaged and any liquids/gels, etc like toiletries were put in heavy-duty plastic gallon Ziploc bags and then double bagged in trash bags, as well as taping caps or lids and making sure everything was screwed on tight enough. I wound up shipping 350+ pounds of toiletries and other items over there which my parents and another friend of mine who sort squeezed in on my project which I would normally NEVER let slide but she was a hard worker, smart, and got sh*t done, plus I was life alteringly sick at just age 15( a year earlier) so the help was appreciated, and her parents and mine split the $500+ shipping fee for those 300+ pound boxes.
group/squadron and small individual boxes overseas to the FOB and other smaller places in Iraq and Afghanistan for the soldiers as I was a part of my own original drive at school asking for all various materials, including 15-20 backpacks filled items for the Iraqi children like coloring books, crayons, markers, notebooks of paper, etc. You were never allowed to send food items unless you were family through this large organization called Soldier's Angels. (They had different divisions of people doing boxes of needed items/goods, quilting for ladies who made blankets and other comfy, cozy things, writing letters to a group or individuals via letter and possibly email if they responded back with it...all these things were requested by commanding officers/superiors, friends of soldiers, or soldiers themselves who would need a pick me up or were feeling down and lonely...same thing for the card division where I'd also handmade (I like to scrapbook), detailed, very elaborate and time-consuming cards with always personalized messages pertaining to what the issues were that were written as to why they needed some encouragement or joy again due to loneliness, in hospital with sickness or injury, not receiving any mail at mail call which is depressing and guys want to make sure every one, especially younger military members that might not have family or support; birthdays;significant holidays; etc and would send those out in packs...and also started trading holiday cards with other ladies to send in groups to various soldiers or units of them who would write in and sign up or request for letter, card, care packages via this site. It was amazing when I did some individual care boxes...many people like myself would decorate and go all out making the inside of the box look pretty and according to theme like a football one or holiday seasons or just general...how under provided for and understocked the base stores were to get basic toiletry (for female soldiers things like feminine items, hair products and hair elastics, etc, and healthy, non-ration disgusting MRS "meals" as far as snack items, especially if they weren't at a major operating base and in smaller FOB outposts, or the fact that those smaller outposts would not only be sold out but quite a few soldiers had duties and schedule that didn't allow them time to get items during the timeframe the canteens were open! I got a nice types thank you letter from an Army Sergeant Major, which is the highest ranking for an Army or Marine who is an enlisted officer.
Your Oregon pkg...they are VERY close to my home town of Klamath Falls, Oregon. That's soooo cool! This Oregon girl who claims East Tennessee as home ( I'm 48 and moved here at 14) got so excited hearing a town from my childhood!
All of these people that send these gifts are always so thoughtful. You can tell they really try to send things they know you all will enjoy. It’s very kind of them. Thanks for the awesome content and videos you all post and share.
It makes me feel good that you guys are so loved by your subscribers that you get lots of cool stuff. Great video gang.
Amazingly generous gifts to this family. I love that they are so interested in our America.
I grew up around racing, oval tracks though, but the best part of every race is when the announcer says "GENTLEMEN, START YOUR ENGINES" IT GIVES ME the chills and I tear up everytime.
I live here in Indianapolis and sometimes can hear the track during races.
And 33 race cars come to life
Watch that movie. You will love it.
And do a reaction video!
The little house books were written by Laura Ingalls wilder. She traveled a lot during her entire life mostly through the Midwest nearly to California but went to Florida to a bit but moved back. She did not stay in one place for more than a year due to her father trying to find work but finally settled down in the Midwest starting a quiet farm with husband Almazo wilder. Honestly she had a rough childhood always moving year after year never really settling down. The books are a window into the life of a pioneer family which we still don’t fully understand as this was the time of the great migration west. It also shows the first real train which transformed the west into an attainable goal. Little farmer boy is the only exception as it follows Almazo wilder’s early years in Malone, New York which is north of New York City. It’s a real place and it really hasn’t changed much since Almazo’s time as it has the exact same economy and same town. Ok the cars and modern farm equipment are there but if you imagine it the entire thing is just the same as the past relying heavily on agriculture. Malone is a big corn producer in New York State and hasn’t been taken over by the mega corporations. They operate on the same thing that they always did hard work and patience.
I loved the Little House books growing up. They were a window on a world that was gone and they were very exciting.
Then there was a tv series based on the books. Great series.
I love reading her books. We were going home from visiting my brother when we went through the town where her house was in Iowa. I wanted to stop but my husband wanted to get home. That was several years ago and I still haven't forgotten or forgiven him. He does feel bad about not stopping. Of course when we drove through the town where Sergeant Alvin York lived we didn't stop even though he wanted to stop.
Hello Sam. I just wanted to say, I love the way your family has so much fun on the videos. I can see you are a strong family. Don't ever let anyone put the children down for whatever they want to do. I have a beautiful stepdaughter that is a certified welder and is working in a veteran office. And she loves both fields of work. Love from Texas
I see Boo Berry cereal. My grandmother retired from General Mills and my brothers and I ALWAYS had a ton of cereal thanks to her. Lol. This was fun to watch. (I'm also a Pittsburgh Steelers fan. 💛🖤😁)
Also, my mom lived in Dayton and I've been to the Air Force Museum many times. It's an incredible place and I highly recommend a visit. 😊
Oh my gosh! A Higher Call is an amazing book with an amazing story! Also a Tennessee native and it's awesome to see you guys get so much cool stuff!
Left handed tenn guy saying hi!
From Crossville myself
@@nunyabizwacks6711 howdy neighbor!!
I’m from Oregon and it’s nice to see some stuff from home getting airtime as it seems we are often overlooked because of our neighbors. Grants Pass is a nice town. Probably just because they have an In-N-Out there too.
Amazing to see all the goodies that you have received 😊😊😊 . My brother lives in Perth and is a U.S. Marine !!! My brother spent his time in the Pacific and I spent my time in the Air Force in Europe 😊😊😊
Miracle Whip is also called salad dressing. It's what people use that don't like Mayo. Mostly used on sandwiches
Miracle Whip is "tangier" than mayo. Great on sammiches!!!
I've had Miracle Whip since I was a kid and have tried mayo, just wasn't my thing. For me, I use Miracle Whip even when it calls for Mayo!
Yep it's usually one or the other someone uses.
It's also a fun way to joke fight, "Mayo or Miracle Whip? Be careful there is a right answer!" " ---- ?! We can't be friends anymore."
I love mayonnaise but hate Miracle Whip. I have never met anyone who likes both. Everyone prefers one over the other.
I collected the state quarters. Launched in 1999, the 50 State Quarters Program was a 10-year initiative that honored each of the 50 states. The U.S. Mint issued five new quarters each year in the order that the states ratified the Constitution or were admitted into the Union.
It’s was very hard to find all the quarters to fill that book. You have the coins made from the Denver mint and the Philadelphia mint. Rare collection
This is one of the most wholesome things I have ever seen. So cool to see fans send you fun stuff!
To all my fellow American who sent such heart felt gifts to this beautiful family, you are awesome !
Just so you know, it looks like Spo-cain, but it's actually pronounced Spo-can. And smoked salmon may be fine, it's how the natives made it last for a very long time. Huckleberries are sort of like blueberries only usually more tart. They grow all over the place in the mountains in the NW.
The Salmon is GOOD!!! check the date. it's smoked. You either love it or hate it. I'm native American and I grew up on it. It's a delicacy for us. Can be served many different ways.
Another great episode! Be sure and hang onto those collection items as some of them may be worth a fortune in the future. That definitely includes the somewhat rare $2 bills. Put them away somewhere safe.
To all the kind folks who have sent goodies to the fam, thank you so much! It is your love and support that allows them the opportunity to create some great videos.
P.S. I hope y'all got to try those Goo-Goo's. They are so yummy but a little hard to find. I think Cracker Barrel Stores are about the only places around here in Texas that has them.
i read paddle to the sea whin i was a kid 65-70 years ago. good book, lots of memories
"Taking Chance" Is a great movie!!! Chance is the name of a US Marine that died.... Kevin Bacon is assigned to accompany the remains to his final destination.... You WILL cry!!!
It is a true story. You'll see photos of the real life chance at the end of the movie.
Love that movie ❤❤
Reaction video!!
The movie, Taking Chance is a great movie. A major tear jerker. A true story.
Nice. Proud my service branch came thru for you.
Amazing gifts guys! I'm jealous of the coin collection. Had to give mine up to pay bills! 😢 Thank you for sharing your amazing family with us and the world! 😎👍 Love from Oklahoma! ❤
I've been to the air force museum many times in my life because Dayton is just a couple of hours south of me and my dad, a former naval firefighter, loves military stuff. It's on Wright-Patterson Air Force Base which is supposedly where they sent materials recovered from the supposed alien craft that crashed in Roswell, New Mexico.
That place is one of my favorite places to visit. I’ve been there many times.
the Air Force museum in Dayton, OH is amazing! I go up there as often as possible [ from Cincinnati about 45-ish min south of there]
I love those hot chocolate packets. I usually only see them around Christmas. The chocolate mint and the chocolate raspberry are my favorites. Enjoy !!😊❤
Taking Chance is a great film. A moving true story.
I sent it hopefully they’ll do a reaction video!
Loved the paper war. Both kids have good arms!
Also, the "Please help me!" look from Atlanta @27:12 after Sam's comment of dropping bombs.
You guys are amazing! There's a reason everyone from the U.S. loves you
GOD Bless you all and thanks for the smiles!
"Buggy" is regional and is used in the South. Never heard ANYONE call it that in the Northeast. We call them shopping carts.
Same for me! I'm in Illinois, but grew up in Montana and North Dakota and it's shopping cart or just cart!
Yep. It’s a southern thang!
Thanks!
Out of all your unboxing videos I've seen, i almost never see popping of "bubble wrap ". So satisfying. 😂
Love watching you explore the world through your living room and the US places you have visited so far...
I put bubble wrap in mine from Indiana! 😂
Love to hear my city be called out SPOKANE! PRONOUNCED Spo-can. Love the videos and hope your u.s. trip is a blast.
I was going to mention the same (granted I don't live there, but do know how to say it). It does look like it could/should be said as Kane, even though it's not!
I was looking for this comment! Most everyone will pronounce it Spo-Cane instead of Spo-Can unless they are familiar with it. We're used to it though lol
Came to say the same thing! Hi Spokane neighbors, Cheney resident here. ❤️
Glad y’all like my package!! Left handed Tennessee guy checking in!!
I've been binge watching y'all for the past 2 days. Love what you're doing with the channel and family. Keep up the good work!
5:03 noticed the bag of Black Rifle Coffee, very nice, Black Rifle Coffee is Veteran owned and operated, good coffee
I sent it hopefully miss Nadine will give us some feedback
I'm from Arkansas but lived in Indianapolis, Indiana for six years, and the Indy 500 in indeed that big. It has its own zip code and the town is called Speedway, Indiana.😅 Definitely visit both states. They have a lot to offer, as do all of our states(each one is so different).
I have a coin from Fleet Week event here in Baltimore,Maryland. It was to thank mmy family for their services to the USA. I keep it where I can see it every day. It makes me proud to live in a military family.
You guys should look up the history of “Rosie the Riveter” that’s the picture Atlanta got. She’s kind of a big deal here in the states. 😁
Speaking of “taking chance” great movie showing how we escort our dead home from the battlefield. As a disabled Marine vet i hope you guys also understand how fortunate you are to get all these donations and gifts. It is far more then a lot of disabled vets get from their own countrymen. As someone who experienced homelessness at one point things that you get all the time like basic foods and items would go a long way. Bless you guys and stay safe.
I was happy to send it to them. I think they need to do a reaction video!
I love your videos! Watching you open all the lovely gifts is so much fun.
xoxo's Sandie
This family is so wonderful and lovely.
Duke's Mayo is top tier!!!
Lois in PA would be my favorite grandma. I wonder if Customs took some of Sherry and Ed's jam because that jam sounds delicious. And that collection from Michelle is super generous. I'm sure there's a story behind everything Michelle sent you. Thank you to everyone who sends the NZ family a piece of our country (history, tradition, etc). I enjoy hearing the stories from our country too.
Two dollar bills are kind of rare because you have to go to a bank to obtain them. It’s very seldom that you find a two dollar bill any other way.
I thought $2 bills were created as a novelty and cannot be used as legal tender. I remember when they came out in 1976. I was 9. Guess I was wrong.
@@sallyphillips9175 no they’re not a novelty they used to be everywhere but now you have to go to a bank and they will give you a crisp brand new two dollar bill if you give them to singles
@@sallyphillips9175 but they do not have a three dollar bill or a four dollar bill. It goes one dollar bill and two dollar bill and then there’s a gap until you get to a five dollar bill.
I've read that someone had tried to use one somewhere and the employee thought it was a fake bill and spoke with the supervisor or manager and they thought the same! Pretty sad!!
@@kevinhayes1656 Yes, I knew there wasn't a $3 or $4 bill.
Taking Chance is heart wrenching i cried the whole movie.
I sent it. I hope they do a reaction video!
Need to check the date of the fish you got- It is shelf stable for 5 years. Once opened the smoked salmon should be refrigerated and can be kept for 4 days. -
@ 27:22, that is Rosie the Riveter. She represented the women who worked in the factories supporting the work effort during WWII.
Sorghum is actually a type of grain similar to corn but smaller. It’s actually a type of sugar plant and sugar is made from it. It’s sweeter than standard sugar so use sparingly. The sugar plants we tend to use are corn, beets, sugarcane, and sorghum. Molasses is actually known as black treacle everywhere else in the world. It’s the first refinement in the process of sugar production and it has a bit of water in it. Dark brown sugar is the next step after most of the water boils out. But there are a few different sugar types before dark brown sugar which America doesn’t use but they exist. Also pure sugarcane juice is actually on the rise in popularity and it’s quite easy to find. Unfortunately not easy to get because you need a specific machine to crush the sugarcane and juice it at the same time. Sugarcane is hard and requires real muscle to get it out.
Hello from Tennessee.
That book you were gifted, "A Higher Call", tells the story of a USAAF B-17 during WWII that has taken great damage and is limping home when a German fighter flies up to shoot it down, but the pilot decides to escort the bomber to safety Instead. It would have been so easy to down the big airplane as it could barely keep itself aloft, but chivalry wasn't yet dead.
Be careful with the American money in the last box. Check the dates on the bills and coins. They may have been sent due to their ages and are out of circulation, being sent from historical interest, as many people collect old coins and bills. In other words, they may no longer be legal tender in the USA.
The State Quarters came out, one state per month over fifty months, with everyone trying to stock up on their local state coins as souvenirs. My brother went to the bank and bought a roll of West Virginia quarters, unused, for ten dollars. I live in Oregon and just got mine as change given back. Neither way is incorrect.
That movie Taking Chance is wonderful. I’ve watched it so many times.
I thoroughly enjoy your package opening videos. It's fun to see your enthusiasm for all the random things people send you. I don't mean to sound snarky but I can't help but wonder what these people think your family is going to do with all those flags?
lol they could fly them all on their rooftop and become a US Embassy!
"You're the only ten I see.." Fantastic !! So good i hope i get the chance to say it sometime myself. That was quite smooth. Love your guys' videos - thanks for posting this one.
well coin collections lose value when they get scratched keep them in ur gift case.. paper bills loose value if folded 2 dollar bills are rare so keep them crisp no rips no tears no creases they will go up in value urs were printed off the 1976 Bicentennial plates rarer still are the 1930 era 2 dollar bills .. the lady's name on "we can do it" poster is Rosie the riveter its from WW II aircraft factory i think.. Oh as we say in America don't loose ur marbles which means don't go crazy .. TTFN
Thank you 🙏 that was a lots of boxes 📦 and great 👍 NZ ❤family behind 📦es ☝️have a joyful day 👋
the $2 bills arent actually a common thing to see. you usually have to walk into the bank and specifically ask for them. imo they have the best art out of all our current currency 😊
I was happy to send it to them! ALSO the serial numbers were only 4 number apart!!
@jerryhouston5400 that's too cool dude!!
What awesome subscribers you have. Great gifts from some amazing places! Nice video.
Hang on to the little statue of the New York skyline. It is an older one that features the World Trade Center Twin Towers before they were destroyed in the 9/11 attacks in 2001. This is no longer sold and they are a rare collectors item today.
You guys have more American patriotism than a lot of Americans do. What a fun video to watch!
Thank you to all the people who sent our NZ family such wonderful gifts. The collections of coins and stamps were amazing.