E2: Sitting on the Front Porch with Ralph in Greasy: 

I'm pretty sure old Ralph didn't have to eat much Campbell's soup ,with a wife and 6 daughters looking after him I'm sure he ate home-cooked meals every day.

I enjoy listening to stories of ralph & his family. Keep up the good work! 💓

I just love watching these they are so wholesome and life was good back then. He is precious! Minnesota is where we live

thank you for this series sir i am a 27 year old indiana boy born and raised here my whole life and im here to say that there aint anything in this world like that young man your speaking to rite there ill tell ya that this has to be the best video series vin the world believe that i would give absolutely anything in this world to be able to live back then when you earned your keep and if you didnt you didnt survive there just aint anything like it anymore and it is a damn shame.. i just wanted to say thank you sir for this and god bless you and your family :)

I love hearing old stories. Especially when the people telling them sound like my relatives from Pike County, KY. This is great!

I was 23 years old in 86 now iI'm 59 amazing how times change so fast!

Some of my favorite ones to watch but there all good 👍 I tell you what Ralph still gets around real good for his age that so awesome…go Ralph go keep on keeping on buddy

I ENJOY YOUR VIDEOS ON RALPH AND GREASY HOLLOW !!!

Well I have made it to my senior year’s. So I do appreciate the stories that Ralph is telling. I love Appalachia I love hearing the stories,your videos just the honest hard-working way of life. I would love to go visit all of those places but my health holds me back but I can visit by way of your videos for that I am very thankful. God bless you and your family keep up the work you are doing. By the way I do live in Southern Michigan. We’re getting ready for a cold cold winter this morning it was 27°.

I luv old Appalachian stories.....please axe keep making these!

I loved this video so much Thank You John. I feel as if i know Ralph from your awesome videos!! i Love pictures i love remembering Stuff back in time..

These are so well done!! Thank you for taking the time to create all the nostalgic documentaries of times gone by. Even though we may not live in the state of TN, the old video clips from the 1960s in this one sure brings back childhood memories of those old stores!! How neat that Mr. Robertson filmed parts of his life and love that his daughter put together the hard copy photo album from all those snapshots her took!!

That Ralph is a real character priceless

Love what u are doing, life was hard but so simple back then

Awesome video buddy…I really love these old timers… this guy Ralph is 2 years younger than my dad… my dad was born in 1924… thanks buddy…

I love your videos They’re are a lot of general stores in the part of Appalachia I’m from in southern Ohio.

Appreciate the robertsons sharing

Wish you would do some new videos with Ralph. I just fell in love with his videos. He reminds me so much of my late daddy.

1986 how did time go by so fast? I was on my way to Germany serving our country!

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sweet mr ralph thanks john

Greasy normally refers to the type of grass growing there a oily slippery type also referred to in Custors last battle

I bet that if they open up again, it'll run as if never missed 1 day of business. Sell all of the same items, coffee,cigarettes, beer, and some small household hardware, and it'll flourish like no other. Decorate it with old pictures of grandad, him and his wife and his old collectibles, tools, old gas pumps, coke machines,etc. Even though I'm all the way down south just 15 minutes south of New Orleans Louisiana and will probably never get to make my way that way. I pray that I see a reopening of this store I here on youtube.

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