A lot one can learn in towns like Butler. Loved it. Woodmen of The World, yes I looked it up. About Schmidt is a great movie. Adam the Wooooo’OoooOoOoOo!
I grew up in Butler in the 1960's and can tell you what businesses were in all those buildings at the time. The one with the roof about to cave in was the City Cafe and was where I got my first job in 1971. My toys came from that Western Auto at Christmas and the building with the prescription sign over the door was Smith's Pharmacy where all our medicine came from. This was fun to watch but also sad at the same time. I left Butler for college in 1975. Thank you for this tour.
My hometown. I've been waxing nostalgic. My father was Sheriff of Taylor County from 1948 until his death in 1983. His office was in the courthouse until the new office and jail were opened around 1960 more or less. The old jail was like a playhouse for me. Thanks for showing a couple of shots of the inside. Haven't been inside it since 1980 probably. Ward Edwards was our long time State Representative. His museum is full of political memorabilia. Too bad you couldn't get inside to see all of the old photographs. When you were drinking your coffee, I caught a quick glimpse of my grandmother's old hamburger place, known as the Sandwich Kingdom. Sad to see so many of the stores now closed. Especially sad to see the old City Cafe in such a state of dilapidation. Got my very first haircut in the old City Barbershop. Thanks for the memories!
The fact that the the payphone is still standing is a pleasant surprise and a testament to the townfolkʻs pride and respect for their community... many towns across the nation vandalize what they have, really sad. great vid, as usual.
“Whatever side of the tracks that has coffee…is the right side of the tracks.” That is a great line Adam. I think I’ll always remember that one. A classic is born. Great video! 👍🏻
I lived here Butler, GA, Work at the Split Acres Floral 😃 I saw y'all walking though We open our shop since December 2018. I am deaf and few deaf people live butler too and knows small city.
Adam, you sir are a breath of fresh air! I’m sure I’m speaking for thousands of other subscribers when I say I look forward to every upload and truly enjoy them. Learning about all the interesting places you visit, the history, the back stories and your great sense of delivery and humor (love Mr. Big-the-foot) have made me a huge fan. You have such a calming voice as well. When I’m having a bad day, I always feel so much better after watching one of your videos. You even have me saying “Heck-it!” Thank you for all you do Adam. Looking forward to the next one!
Amherst, Virginia sort of feels like it's still in the 1980s as well. The downtown businesses are in buildings that look like they're from the 1930s or older, with a lot of them still local and independent. Food Lion and restaurant chains like McDonalds are around the community, but many seem to like the older fashioned stuff still. Amazingly they still have a lot of their factories too, GLAD and Buffalo Air still churn out products. Everyone usually goes about their business calmly and politely from what I've seen. So far, most of 21st Century madness has stayed away. Pretty fascinating community.
I love this. I’m from Butler, MO home of the World’s Smallest Tombstone and the first city west of the Mississippi with electricity. We’re known as the “Electric City” but there’s only like 4,000 people. There’s a beautiful town square that luckily my generation has taken interest in and is restoring it. Just last week they opened a coffee shop and they actually have coffee! It’s a beautiful little town if you ever feel like doing a “Butlers of America tour” There’s lots of civil war history where the town was burned down and rebuilt and a very cool local museum.
Great video! I can totally relate to this. I recently moved back to my hometown after 35 years. I found it frozen in 1986. The women still had the big 80s hair and the guys with their bushy moustaches. 2 radio stations playing the same old songs that were playing when I left. I thought it was an all 80s station ...nope, just never moved on. Same restaurants, same people always talking about high school days. It honestly felt like an episode of The Twilight Zone. Hoping my job will transfer me back to civilization very soon! Cheers ✌
I'm really liking that you are including local youtubers in the areas your visiting. Also taking more time to talk to local people that stop to talk to you and including them in your videos.
GREAT SCOTT ! Butler town square is exactly like a bankrupt hill valley.. like if the origianl 1985 timeline just went broke! Too bad a lot of small towns have this look now, there was so much more feeling to these places.
What a fascinating little town. I loved that they had a Western Auto. My dad was a mechanic and had his own garage after working for Ford for many years. He had an account at Western Auto so almost my entire childhood revolved around that store. It's where my bicycles, toys,typewriter,8-track stereo came from. Our console TV and console stereo also came from there. They didn't just sell car parts. That was in New Mexico so I was surprised to see one in Georgia. Love this road trip!!!
I got my first 16 GA shotgun from a Western Auto in West Point, GA in the 60s. I still have it today. My dad had a window fan from W.A. for over 40 years. They don't make thing to last like that anymore.
Thanks Adam. Loving these videos. Love the RC Cola memorabilia items. I grew up drinking RC and to this day it’s a staple in my house. Never without it.
Awesome video Adam! It was really cool watching your video on Butler I’m liking a lot the old towns a lot history in them! It was really cool watching yours and then watching Tim and Tammy’s video on the same town! It’s like a behind the scenes on both videos! Thanks for introducing us to there channel!
I grew up here and knew Mr and Mrs Ward. They were great people. I used to go up and help Mrs. Billy paint those bird houses. Oh how I miss those times.
Always loved going through Butler when going to Warner Robins. Now the highway has been so improved that you no longer go through. Sure miss seeing it. Thanks for the tour!
My husband Al & me watch your vids a lot and it's amazing how you could make a box of hair look interesting! Loving this vid because I'm a person of the 80s..this town is cute and so are Tim & Tammy ❤
I absolutely love this amazing town. You will always feel welcomed by this community. Great people doing Great things! Sending love to all the Golden Girls as well as Ms Harriet and Mr Norman.
Having local guests in the vlogs is working out well. Adds some great perspective to the subject matter. When you spotted the Ladies Night ad in the corner (26:08) an image of a gyrating Jon Lovitz singing the tune popped into my head!
Such a nice little town. Yes that court really did have a Back to the Future vibe. It is really honorable you exploring with newer TH-camrs to help show you around and get them more exposure.
Happy New Year Adam! Thanks for your great content. I decided to pursue my dreams this year and follow in your footsteps and create travel content. Thanks for being a great inspiration. Save travels!
I'm loving these new videos Adam, loved the Disney ones as well but to see all the towns and history is really good, reminds me of my road trip round Colorado, Wyoming and neighbouring states in 2017! loved that as you see the real USA and the people are all so friendly!
I believe you helped Tim and Tammy get over 500 subscribers in less than 24 hours. Such nice people. I subscribed, so I'm looking forward to seeing much more from them...
Omg! Loved this!!! I do wish all towns could refurbish these buildings to what they were and have the towns look and function like they did in their heyday! I would love to go back to those times!!!
There are quite a few small towns in Georgia that have upkept their squares! Covington, GA, is a great example and Forsyth, GA, has a cute, bustling square as well.
I'm new here, awesome video. I subbed! I wanted to say, when the video started, when you spoke I thought you were in your 60s at least. Then you pulled out a map and that all but confirmed it. Then I see you...and your not 60ish. You're living the good life my man.
I’ve heard so many say that you’re a mentor to them on here. very proud to Watch you’re hanging out with like-minded people like yourself😁 I’m sure it means so much to them.
Really enjoy your videos, its like I can travel and experience the country when I dont have the time to physically travel.keep putting out these awesome vids!!!
Love this Collab! 💕 🤣🤣🤣 Definitely going to check out their channel. I'm sitting here with my piping hot caffeinated beverage and lol'ing. Great start to my day!
This video was super, as usual, Adam. That couple was so nice, interesting, and in the know. I'm going to visit their channel. I love *visiting these towns, and their friendly locals, but it is bittersweet to see so many closed businesses. Ahhh, progress... Thanks, so much, I love this series, Adam. 👏🌟🤠👏
My town has made it!!! Lived in butler most my whole life!! Kinda sucks i didnt get to meet you ive been a big fan of your videos for a few years now. Thanks for showing what my small town has to offer! Not much here but it has alot of history
So awesome to see you going back to the old ATW style of content!!!!😃😃. Can't wait to see all the things that you will discover over the next year of your travels. Now I don't recall where it was but I'm curious if that old monorail 🚝 car on the trailer remains sitting there. So Adam the woo I shall join you on your adventures and thank you for the invite..
I lived in Columbus, Ft.Benning & Phenix City. My first job was at Metz Fine Jewelry Store. I had an aunt whose husband was in Vietnam and she lived in Ft.Benning. I would love to go back and see what it looks like now. Enjoyed your guests.
Instagram - AdamTheWooATW
Such an incredible place , I felt like I was walking in Hill Valley . Go check out TH-cam/TimAndTammyTime
Thank you for the show today Adam I’m really enjoying the new series
Love it! Thank you Adam for visiting one of our favorite places in Georgia with us! This was so much fun!
@@timandtammytime I live in Columbus and I just subscribed!
It's amazing how much influence you've had/have on people Adam. Tons of Tims & Tammy's out there in the world motivated by you. Keep it up Sir!
A lot one can learn in towns like Butler. Loved it. Woodmen of The World, yes I looked it up. About Schmidt is a great movie. Adam the Wooooo’OoooOoOoOo!
I grew up in Butler in the 1960's and can tell you what businesses were in all those buildings at the time. The one with the roof about to cave in was the City Cafe and was where I got my first job in 1971. My toys came from that Western Auto at Christmas and the building with the prescription sign over the door was Smith's Pharmacy where all our medicine came from. This was fun to watch but also sad at the same time. I left Butler for college in 1975. Thank you for this tour.
So cool I'm jealous you lived in the real era
You prob know my sister in laws parents Roger & Sue Clark?
Do you know the Edwards or the Brunsons?
@15:40 who was Dreizins?
My hometown. I've been waxing nostalgic. My father was Sheriff of Taylor County from 1948 until his death in 1983. His office was in the courthouse until the new office and jail were opened around 1960 more or less. The old jail was like a playhouse for me. Thanks for showing a couple of shots of the inside. Haven't been inside it since 1980 probably. Ward Edwards was our long time State Representative. His museum is full of political memorabilia. Too bad you couldn't get inside to see all of the old photographs. When you were drinking your coffee, I caught a quick glimpse of my grandmother's old hamburger place, known as the Sandwich Kingdom. Sad to see so many of the stores now closed. Especially sad to see the old City Cafe in such a state of dilapidation. Got my very first haircut in the old City Barbershop. Thanks for the memories!
Thank you for all the great info . I really appreciate it and glad this brought back memories
In Australia all the pay phones are now free to use so people can keep in contact with family and friends in these hard times
No kidding ? That’s a great idea
but what good are they when you are locked in your house or put in a concentration camp for being unvaccinated.
@@TheRedDevil_NC more backasswards virtue signalling. Avi Yemeni is showing all the brutality in that police state.
Now THAT is really a cool idea !
Where you at ,,I am at Bankstown,,NSW, there not free here mate
Enjoyed the couple from Columbus. Hard to believe Butler still has a Western Auto. Love the small town content so much. Thanks for sharing👍
Right ? Such an incredible place
They were nice people.
Love content, people, place an all your efforts creating what you give
Thank you very much Adam
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Western Auto closed couple years ago. I live in Reynolds 8 miles east.
Meeting up with locals/youtubers is a great idea. Love hearing their stories. Great video. Cheers
Absolutely!
You seem to be a lot happier.
@@genestray1 ??? I'm always happy!
Except they are not locals
@@sherylmorgan6333 I was referring to his last few videos. That's why I said locals or youtubers.
The fact that the the payphone is still standing is a pleasant surprise and a testament to the townfolkʻs pride and respect for their community... many towns across the nation vandalize what they have, really sad. great vid, as usual.
Fun fact of butler Georgia is if you go into the Napa auto parts store you will find one of the best stocked gun stores you’ve ever been in 😂
Nothing better to learn about a town than to learn it from the locals. Can’t wait to check out their TH-cam channel!
“Whatever side of the tracks that has coffee…is the right side of the tracks.” That is a great line Adam. I think I’ll always remember that one. A classic is born. Great video! 👍🏻
I loved that moment. It's awesome that they had to go to the other side of the tracks for coffee.
I think that one coffee joint better jump on that and make it their slogan! LOL Adam needs to get a small percent though for coming up with it.
@@sarahconklin320 Rename as Adam Woo the Right Side Coffee
I lived here Butler, GA, Work at the Split Acres Floral 😃 I saw y'all walking though We open our shop since December 2018.
I am deaf and few deaf people live butler too and knows small city.
My mom did the window painting on the butler storefronts!!! Terri Bennett
Talented!
Adam, you sir are a breath of fresh air! I’m sure I’m speaking for thousands of other subscribers when I say I look forward to every upload and truly enjoy them. Learning about all the interesting places you visit, the history, the back stories and your great sense of delivery and humor (love Mr. Big-the-foot) have made me a huge fan. You have such a calming voice as well. When I’m having a bad day, I always feel so much better after watching one of your videos. You even have me saying “Heck-it!” Thank you for all you do Adam. Looking forward to the next one!
They just get better and better. Loving this journey Adam
The most attention given to Butler in 70 years!
I love it
Loving this new series Adam, thankyou x
I love small towns, especially active towns with businesses open etc. Love it.
Amherst, Virginia sort of feels like it's still in the 1980s as well. The downtown businesses are in buildings that look like they're from the 1930s or older, with a lot of them still local and independent. Food Lion and restaurant chains like McDonalds are around the community, but many seem to like the older fashioned stuff still. Amazingly they still have a lot of their factories too, GLAD and Buffalo Air still churn out products. Everyone usually goes about their business calmly and politely from what I've seen. So far, most of 21st Century madness has stayed away. Pretty fascinating community.
I love this. I’m from Butler, MO home of the World’s Smallest Tombstone and the first city west of the Mississippi with electricity. We’re known as the “Electric City” but there’s only like 4,000 people. There’s a beautiful town square that luckily my generation has taken interest in and is restoring it. Just last week they opened a coffee shop and they actually have coffee! It’s a beautiful little town if you ever feel like doing a “Butlers of America tour”
There’s lots of civil war history where the town was burned down and rebuilt and a very cool local museum.
Great video! I can totally relate to this. I recently moved back to my hometown after 35 years. I found it frozen in 1986. The women still had the big 80s hair and the guys with their bushy moustaches. 2 radio stations playing the same old songs that were playing when I left. I thought it was an all 80s station ...nope, just never moved on. Same restaurants, same people always talking about high school days. It honestly felt like an episode of The Twilight Zone. Hoping my job will transfer me back to civilization very soon! Cheers ✌
Your home town?
What is your hometown?
Really
Just for fun I looked up “Ward Edwards”. Last in office in 1992. That town is stuck in time
Meeting up with locals adds a lot to this series! Great idea - keep up the great work!
I'm really liking that you are including local youtubers in the areas your visiting. Also taking more time to talk to local people that stop to talk to you and including them in your videos.
Adam, I am absolutely loving this series. Looks like you are as well. Save travels.
GREAT SCOTT ! Butler town square is exactly like a bankrupt hill valley.. like if the origianl 1985 timeline just went broke! Too bad a lot of small towns have this look now, there was so much more feeling to these places.
There could be much worse times to be stuck in than the 1980s.
I would take the 80’s right now. For sure.
The 80's was a good time.
@@KLEARSKITHEKREEPER I certainly remember them fondly, I was aged 9-18 during the 80s, so I guess you could say my era was the 80s and the 90s.
I would also take the 80's. Loved them!
Debatable
Thank you. Another gem. Really enjoyed your guests, sharp and funny!!
Adam, it is absolutely wonderful how you are showcasing newer content creators in your travel vlogs. Keep up the great work and God Bless. 😀
Love watching your road trip videos Adam. They are so peaceful to watch. Well done and thankyou.
What a fascinating little town. I loved that they had a Western Auto. My dad was a mechanic and had his own garage after working for Ford for many years. He had an account at Western Auto so almost my entire childhood revolved around that store. It's where my bicycles, toys,typewriter,8-track stereo came from. Our console TV and console stereo also came from there. They didn't just sell car parts. That was in New Mexico so I was surprised to see one in Georgia. Love this road trip!!!
I got my first 16 GA shotgun from a Western Auto in West Point, GA in the 60s. I still have it today. My dad had a window fan from W.A. for over 40 years. They don't make thing to last like that anymore.
I feel like you would love the vibe and history of Marietta Georgia they even have a “Gone with the Wind” museum
I wonder if Adam has ever visited the Big Chicken?
Thanks Adam. Loving these videos. Love the RC Cola memorabilia items. I grew up drinking RC and to this day it’s a staple in my house. Never without it.
Awesome video Adam! It was really cool watching your video on Butler I’m liking a lot the old towns a lot history in them! It was really cool watching yours and then watching Tim and Tammy’s video on the same town! It’s like a behind the scenes on both videos! Thanks for introducing us to there channel!
I grew up here and knew Mr and Mrs Ward. They were great people. I used to go up and help Mrs. Billy paint those bird houses. Oh how I miss those times.
Loving the small town content Adam. Keep them coming
Love your videos Timothy!
EZ to say this was another great video. Love seeing you meeting up with other to share this experience.
What a great video! Loved the Times. They were filled with so much history. Thank you for doing this
Love your new series! So interesting and lots of fun! Look forward every day to your video!💕
Thanks for sharing. Quite a journey across Georgia and culminated effort with others.
Two Thumbz 👍👍
I truly enjoyed this video! I love both yalls channels !
Enjoying your rambles through my home state. I live in Conyers, which you visited with your Dad.
Adam, really enjoying learning about these small towns. Absolutely fascinating! 👍
This is the kind of video I love, I'm not American but I'm facinated by old americana stuff. Thank you Adan to return this videos.
I’m liking these collabs with the locals…this couple is just as cool as Adam! They even have a character air freshener like Big The Foot 😂
Good to see you spending time with kindred spirits, Adam. Happy Trails!
Always loved going through Butler when going to Warner Robins. Now the highway has been so improved that you no longer go through. Sure miss seeing it. Thanks for the tour!
My husband Al & me watch your vids a lot and it's amazing how you could make a box of hair look interesting! Loving this vid because I'm a person of the 80s..this town is cute and so are Tim & Tammy ❤
Love it, small towns. Keep them coming Adam. We Look forward every morning to watching the daily video just like the days on the Daily Woo. :)
Glad you enjoy the videos ! Really appreciate ya watching
I absolutely love this amazing town. You will always feel welcomed by this community. Great people doing Great things! Sending love to all the Golden Girls as well as Ms Harriet and Mr Norman.
Having local guests in the vlogs is working out well. Adds some great perspective to the subject matter. When you spotted the Ladies Night ad in the corner (26:08) an image of a gyrating Jon Lovitz singing the tune popped into my head!
HEY ATW...YOW! ANOTHER SUPER DUPER VLOG!! THANK YOU! Enjoyed this one immensely!
great one again adam , well done and thank you so much :)
Great video. Love this stuff and your guests
Loving the return of small towns in your videos! I'd love to you to do more stuff with Tim and Tammy Time in the future, Adam!
Adam my brother love this small town content you do a great job appreceiate the thought you put in to your work !!
Such a nice little town. Yes that court really did have a Back to the Future vibe. It is really honorable you exploring with newer TH-camrs to help show you around and get them more exposure.
Love going to all these small towns with you. Thank You. I will definitely go check out Tim & Tammys
Happy New Year Adam! Thanks for your great content. I decided to pursue my dreams this year and follow in your footsteps and create travel content. Thanks for being a great inspiration. Save travels!
What a great day! Thanks for taking us with you Adam and TimAndTammyTime!
I'm loving these new videos Adam, loved the Disney ones as well but to see all the towns and history is really good, reminds me of my road trip round Colorado, Wyoming and neighbouring states in 2017! loved that as you see the real USA and the people are all so friendly!
I believe you helped Tim and Tammy get over 500 subscribers in less than 24 hours. Such nice people. I subscribed, so I'm looking forward to seeing much more from them...
Loving the new direction Adam, keep it up!
Omg! Loved this!!! I do wish all towns could refurbish these buildings to what they were and have the towns look and function like they did in their heyday! I would love to go back to those times!!!
There are quite a few small towns in Georgia that have upkept their squares! Covington, GA, is a great example and Forsyth, GA, has a cute, bustling square as well.
Loving the new content Adam. Keep them coming
Your voice in intros is always so calming! Another great vid 😊
Would love to show you around the small towns of Canton and Woodstock, GA!! I am loving these Vlogs if small-town Georgia!! You are great!!
Your videos are the perfect way to enjoy my morning coffee.
Outstanding my friend, keep up the great work,,mark from Scotland 🤘🏻⭐️🤘🏻⭐️
I'm new here, awesome video. I subbed!
I wanted to say, when the video started, when you spoke I thought you were in your 60s at least. Then you pulled out a map and that all but confirmed it. Then I see you...and your not 60ish.
You're living the good life my man.
I really enjoyed this episode! Thank you Mr. Woo
Loving your videos from this trip. Peak Woo!
I’ve heard so many say that you’re a mentor to them on here. very proud to Watch you’re hanging out with like-minded people like yourself😁 I’m sure it means so much to them.
Great small town video as always. I like the promotion of smaller vloggers. These folks seemed nice and Adam seemed to have fun.
Really enjoy your videos, its like I can travel and experience the country when I dont have the time to physically travel.keep putting out these awesome vids!!!
Another awesome video👍 oh my gosh that opening scene with the fog was beautiful 😊
Adam I think these travel segments are your best , awesome 👍👌
Love this Collab! 💕 🤣🤣🤣 Definitely going to check out their channel. I'm sitting here with my piping hot caffeinated beverage and lol'ing. Great start to my day!
Another outstanding video good job Adam.
Just love the name of that town... :) ! Safe travels and many more adventures !!!
Another great video! I’m really enjoying this trip.
This video was super, as usual, Adam. That couple was so nice, interesting, and in the know. I'm going to visit their channel. I love *visiting these towns, and their friendly locals, but it is bittersweet to see so many closed businesses. Ahhh, progress... Thanks, so much, I love this series, Adam. 👏🌟🤠👏
Thank you for watching
Great video! Love your humor and love of small town America! If you travel to Vancouver WA let us know!
You are a good soul adam for doing a colab with Tim and Tammy. They’re now surpassed 1k followers! You rock! 🔥
I like seeing all the old vintage signs. A reminder of times gone by. At 22:35, the layout of that courthouse is neat.
great videos Adam keep em comin towns stuck in time T & T interesing I'll check em out too thanks again!
Loved Tim and Tammy along with you Adam as always.
I love this tour your doing
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Love it! Would also love to see inside some of those older train cars you stop and look at too.
Good video ....good to see you meet up with other TH-camrs
I knew I liked your channel, but now that I know you're almost an Auburn fan, I Love your channel. 😁😁 War Eagle!. Seriously, I love your videos.✌️❤️🙏🏼
I am new to the channel I love this video i from California and I love the small towns in the southern states!
My town has made it!!! Lived in butler most my whole life!! Kinda sucks i didnt get to meet you ive been a big fan of your videos for a few years now. Thanks for showing what my small town has to offer! Not much here but it has alot of history
It looks beautiful to me.
Cool little place . It's fantastic the video store is still in use . I've subbed to them great channel .
Absolutely Awesome Video Adam
So awesome to see you going back to the old ATW style of content!!!!😃😃. Can't wait to see all the things that you will discover over the next year of your travels. Now I don't recall where it was but I'm curious if that old monorail 🚝 car on the trailer remains sitting there. So Adam the woo I shall join you on your adventures and thank you for the invite..
Adam Spooky opening. Beautiful murals. Here's to Butler👋👋👋👋. 1980's A good time to live.
Great video, 😂 you mentioned Back to the Future and totally missed the clock on the court house. 😂 😂
I lived in Columbus, Ft.Benning & Phenix City. My first job was at Metz Fine Jewelry Store. I had an aunt whose husband was in Vietnam and she lived in Ft.Benning. I would love to go back and see what it looks like now. Enjoyed your guests.
Thanks for introducing a new channel!
What a fun video and fun couple Tim and Tami thank you really enjoyable 😊
Thanks Adam, great shot of the pump