ASMR Making Breakfast and Grocery Haul Whispering 

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My favorite as well!

"At your age" LMAO bro hes probably only 50. But I suppose at 14 that seems old. Do everything you can now when in your teens and twenties, cause you will blink and be 50.

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Thank you for sharing this memory. My grandparents also had a huge old avocado tree in their backyard only they lived in a small, old community in LA. They used to pick fresh avocados when they were ripe and the good ones on the ground. Never really had to buy them except when the tree wasn't giving them or they weren't ready yet. Their house was only 2 bedrooms and 1 bath, but they had 6 kids. My grandpa was a carpenter so he added on to the house by making a huge living room with a brick fireplace, a staircase with an encased AC unit in that wall to cool the living room down and 2 extra bedrooms upstairs with another bathroom. They lived right next to a grocery store. The street was a dead end with my grandparent's house, the street and then the neighbor across the way. There's a brick wall that runs along the right side of the house and across the street along the neighbor's place as well, with an opening in the wall so the neighborhood people can walk through to enter into the shopping Plaza. It opens up into an open area that's paved, and the side of the building facing the brick wall. Just walk to the store literally 5 minutes it was awesome. It would've been an extreme hassle to get in the car and drive all the way around and outside the subdivision to make a giant u shaped loop to get to the grocery store. So we just always popped into the opening of the wall, made a right past the side of the building, and turn left to get to the entrance. There was an ice cream/donut store next door and a Chuck E Cheese in the same Plaza. Growing up with my family living with my grandparents was fun, especially getting treats next door at the shopping Plaza.

@@JennsCorner777 Wow, that's such a great memory. They had 4 kids and 2 bedroom 1 bath house just like what you said and a den attached to the house that the boys moved into eventually. There wasn't a grocery store but before that when they were young my nanas family owned a little grocery store in Otay Mesa. My grandpa delivered sodas for nehi soda and then pepsi later and when he was delivering pepsi one day he delivered them there to their little store and he always said she was a knockout in his words and they both fell in love and the rest is history. I always love that story. It seems so appropriate for the 50s. Delivering pepsi to a tiny little grocery store. He used to deliver all over San Diego. He knew the owner(and his wife)of a really well known popular pizza place there called la bellas and we would go there and he'd take me in the back to the kitchen so he could go say hi and he'd give us freebies and made sure we got some real good stuff. It seems like a different life now. Like I'm reading someone else's life. You know what I mean. My grandpa was in the navy during the Korean War and he always had so many stories, well has I should say he's still alive he's 94 this year. I was just over there yesterday visiting my mom and him. I'm really rambling though. Just hearing your story made me have a lot of memories. My nana loved pink and when he bought their little house he went and fixed it up and he painted the kitchen and all the cabinets a bright pesto bismol pink and put bright silver handles on them, very retro looking. I still have one of the pullout cutting boards with pink trim from when they moved. Even the windows were old original windows. The kind with slats of glass that you tilt open rather than slide the whole window. It was an old house and everyone else thought it was too old, but to me that was what made it so special and magical. It was like no one else's home. I get sad just thinking about it. I feel teary eyed thinking of all this. It sure would be nice to he able to go back and revisit the past knowing what we know now and how special it really was and that it will be over before we know it and some of those people are gone forever now.

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These comments get more and more ridiculous. So far I’ve heard people say he’s helped them with anxiety, depression, ptsd, alcoholism, suicidal thoughts, and sleep disorders. It’s a dude eating on camera!!!!! What the hell are you talking about??!!

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​@@FSU2001you obviously don't know anything about ASMR or the science behind it lol

@@redmystica72 There’s not much to understand. I like asmr, but if you think watching someone quietly eat a Big Mac is going to cure alcoholism or ptsd you’re nuts.

Best of luck in your recovery. Hope you keep finding comforting things for you in a healthy way. Take care!

Great for cooking eggs in.

Nothing like a “W” video.

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@@morpheusasmr6096omg hi i love ur vids❤❤

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@@morpheusasmr6096 no problem

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Whenever my family does a big breakfast like this we use the leftover bacon grease to cook the egga

@@hehodedo3585 Yup. Makes the best eggs.

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