S1E1: Est. 1917 RM Brooks Store General Store: This Was The first Video I made at the Store. 

Tiffany is someone living out her soul's purpose. Being around her is like being around sunshine, you can sense the warmth and light as God works through her.

Tiffany is what America is all about... a nice person, hard working, generous, optimistic, faithful.

Fantastic video. These folks are the salt on God's earth. Can't thank you enough. She's a fantastic person.. God bless 🙏

I just talked Tiffany this morning 12 3 22 and she made my year!! Her personality is unbelievable! Tks Tiffany for taking your time to chat!! Keith

Tiffany is a treasure. Wow.❤️

Thank you sharing your story and testimony of faith.

WHAT A VERY DELIGHTFUL LADY ! JUST LOVE HER ATTITUDE !

I'm just so happy for you, Tiffany. What a breath of fresh air your operation is.

There used to be a small store in Houston county Tn that looked just like this place, and brought back so many memories of RC and Moonpies, bubblegum and pinball and the smell of hand made leather boots. I swear i can smell it as i'm typing. I miss the mom and pops glad to see a few surviving.

So many items in this store remind me of my Great Grandparents store in Baton Rouge back in the 1920's. I was a young fella back in the 50's and loved everything in the store, especially the candy and cookies. Got caught many times with my hand in the Jack's Cookie Jars 😏. Construction of the Interstate took the old store and Hat shop. The Lord has Blessed this Family and business and Pray that it will be there for many years to come serving the area and sharing it's History. Really enjoyed the video, thank you!

I remember when I was a teenager going into a country store and seeing smoked whole ham's hanging on a post for sale and you could smell it all over the store.

I love these episodes ❤ (I decided to start watching the episodes from the beginning 😂) But I love how you've done these episodes & it's brought more people to this slice of history for us people that's curious how people lived back then & to relive it for just a small time 😊 I can't wait to visit & meet Tiffany.

Absolutely Loved the Old Video footage.. what a Treasure to have those ❤️ Wonderful Ms Tiffany is keeping the traditions😊

This is what real American people are doing every day. God bless them!!!

Reminds me my Grandpa would been 17 in 1917 miss these old little store locally owned ran out by big box stores as kid . They couldn't compete on prices so run out of existence. Was dam shame these places are very rare now days . The small mom and pops general store you got best service they actually care about their customers became extended family . Remember when going fishing as a kid we would stop at a general store get supplies , fishing tackle and soda good times . Thinking back these folks were backbone of small community's all across America. My dad lived in rural Nebraska went to one room school all eight grades his grandmother was school teacher. Now days no service people just trying make a pay check don't care about anything else. Think it was sad that more little general store weren't saved . Remember the little general store with fond memories good people always friendly and great service . Humanity ten steps forward and twenty steps backwards ha ha ha for real. Thanks for you saving a slice of small town general store cool . God bless one and all be safe you all.

This is great!! Hope to get my great grandfathers ole store , back up and going,.. this is a great inspiration

Beautiful family, beautiful store. May God bless them.

I looked up the location of this store and would never think of it as Appalachia. It's not even in the mountains. But the people are definitely mountain people! Reminds me of all my mom's relatives in Pike County KY. I never was fortunate enough to live in Appalachia, but I love the stories and learning about it.

The 1977 footage is amazing!!

I was born raised and still live in se Tennessee. When I would stay at my grandparents in the mountains we would go to this country store. The metal drink box with ice keeping bottle cokes and nehi. They had a small meat counter and the owner would slice your balogna and whatever else. The family lived in three rooms in back attached to the store. Great memories! Thank you for sharing your life with us.

Just loved listening to this lady

Too funny...when I was a child I used to make cities out of my blocks. I took a felt pen and wrote on the blocks what the business was I had in my block city. The grocery store I had in my city was named.. "Bob's Bargain Barn", LOL.

These episodes are so fun to watch! Thank you for filming and sharing these! I’m binge watching your episodes from Arizona but I want to move to TN.

With your amazing stock of merchandise, what things are/do you search for? Things difficult to find which customers ask for? Deeply appreciate your basic menu , atmosphere and friendliness.

This place just seems like where you should be. Fantastic youtube content.

God Bless her! The world could learn a lesson here

"Rich where it counts" Tiffany's new merch 😊

This brought back so many memories of old country stores we had in my youth. Remember the old meat markets? The ones with sawdust on the floors? I remembered a lot of things by watching this video. Can someone tell me the name of the song playing at the beginning and end of the video. Honestly I'm only 64 and should remember it. Unfortunately I do not.😁

I live in northern Missouri and planning a trip this summer to come that way...I miss the old time store's that was around here.. only ones kinda like this one is in jamesport Missouri

Good video. I like that you know your family history amd have fond memories. Maybe someone from the Antiques Road Show could come in and help you find some hidden gems.

My mother's name was Vertie! She was the only person I ever heard with that name til this lady's family member!!

It was really great I enjoyed it so much thank you for doing what you do and I like that flannel shirt is it the same one you had on the last time

God bless you Tiffany.

Great video ❤

Just a gem..!

I Love this. CHANNEL TY JOHN WARD!

Thank You, Nice to see as America rushes Headlong into the Sewer of time. I will never see it in Person, so thank you for the Video! Thank You for the Tour, I Loved IT! Especially all the Family History that went along with the Store. I wish Pioneer Families would donate more Family History to a Place like this, it is Wonderful.

So heartwarming

She's a real southern Belle!!

What a treasure this is ❤

I would Love to travel and visit these little Appalachian towns off the beaten path with my K9 before he passes (he’s only 5.5 years old, so I have 5-8 more years left). American, from the high desert western state of Utah, on the banks of the largest body water in the Western Hemisphere, The Great Salt Lake.

I would loved to have lived there..

Excellent Merci FRANCE

Perfect!

Love the theme song. (And the video as well, but hot damn the song has hijacked my clawhammer brain...) Any chance the band has an album, or a youtube channel? If so I'd love to buy the former and subscribe to the latter...

Great Ytube Channel 👍👍

Tiffany is so beautiful

Those prices are insanely cheap, jesus christ. No wonder tourists go there, a giant homemade burger for like $4.50 is just nuts.

Love your store! Can you please tell me who is playing the music?

I have just found Heaven on Earth. Maybe one day I will be able to visit.

Great theme music, who is it?

When you put God FIRST great things can happen.

GOD BLESS YOU ALL

Wow is that Defender still around?

Morning time to y'all 😊 where is this store located?

Really cool

Hey girl where have you been an how u been doing hope an pray y'all r good

At 4:15, I guess Polly never got his cracker!

Which state do these vids take place in??

What is the name of your theme song?

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She sure was blessed to be able to have this kind of life. It's amazing how God helps people. I know her great grandparent's, her grandparent's, her parent's worked hard to keep this stores up. It's nice that her husband has helped her too. Like she said God has blessed her by putting the right people in her path. Not everybody gets those kinds of blessings.

She is a treasure...more than she will ever know. So vital to her community.

What a wonderful soul that lady has! I love her faith in the Lord!

This lady and store should be considered a state treasure. Such beautiful storytelling. Brought a warmth to my heart I haven't felt in years.

An absolutely charming little store! So adorable, messy but not really! It reminds me of old pharmacy counters as a kid. Somewhere where the locals hang out and chat! Every town should have one! Jill Gross

I love seeing these old stores still in operation. They are a gem of our American past, may they continue to survive and make people feel at home no matter where they are.

Outstanding. Not easy to make a go of something that mostly passed into history by the 1960's. This is living history of how people in small communities in the Appalachians once lived and the places they depended upon.

Amazing store, lovely lady. Best wishes from Ireland 🇮🇪

Absolutely fabulous. I enjoyed this very much, and every time I got distracted while watching I replayed so as not to miss one bit of this. Really fantastic. Tiffany is truly a special lady. What I wouldn't give for one of them peach pies. . .

The old Pepsi cooler takes me back. 60 years ago my mom and stepdad ran a service station that had an apartment attached to the back of it where we (including my two brothers and, eventually, my sister) would live. One of my daily "jobs" was to keep the Pepsi cooler filled. The payment was always the same - a free Pepsi. Oh, the memories...

I absolutely loved watching this. Loved the history. She is an amazing person. Wish all businesses were run by people like her. She’s not like a lot of owners who all they care about is making all the money they can make for themselves and don’t care about their customers. I wish her all the blessings God can give her. Wish I lived close, I would love to come to her store all the time. I live in central Indiana.

What a lovely lady. I wish her nothing but many blessings and prosperity with her unique family business ❤

Love it!! Reminds me of Ike Godsey's store on the Walton's.❤️

What a great attitude she has Awesome

There were little neighborhood stores everywhere 60 years ago. They're mostly gone now, so I go to a small, congenial Mexican store. I know where everything is; they know me and I know them. Occasionally I go to a big store, but only for a serious necessity and I buy enough for at least a year.

As a child and young man , these were some of my favorite places... the bench out front . The stories and interactions I witnessed... thank you for the DeLorean

🇺🇲😍🤗💞 YES, DON'T CHANGE IT - We Need A Little Of This Kind Of Simplicity Now!! THANK YOU GIRL👩‍❤️‍👩 For Sharing Your Life And Your Family - i Have Some Brooks Connections Up In Southern Ohio. Some Things Aren't For Sale. goldie 🙏🇺🇲

That is cool that it’s been in the family for so long. I live in Washington state and there’s a local country store that’s been here for the same amount of time ( since the 20’s) the family that has it now bought it in the 70’s the mom and dad just passed away last year and now the rest of the family is going to sell the store it’s located at this lake the store also has a camp ground to with trailer hook up, I wish I could buy the place I’ve lived in the area for forty years and got to be friends with the family I went to school with their kids so we all know each other

Very cool place

Great show always fun to watch! Thanks 😊 🙏

That Tiger 40 CB is from around 1977 and one of the first 40 channel CB radios, they are actually better than the new CB's if you have the right person tune it for you.

First off the owner looks good having a youngest son that tall. With all due respect. I like that she has not organized the post office. I wish i could visit this historical landmark. Great video alot of history i hope it stays that way 🙏

I'm just catching this series now. One of the later episodes popped up on my recommended watch list. Loving it. R.M. Brooks is an American gem. Places like this are disappearing as time goes by. I really hope decades from now, Tiffany's family will keep it going.

I recently stumbled on to your channel, it is truly a gift from God. You’re a blessing to so many people. Praise the Lord and keep those blessings coming❤

This place just went on my bucket list! Wonderful video!

(This is Tom, not Sandra.) Tiffany is a true disciple of God, l believe. She has been blessed by GOD to run this store and love the people who patronize it each and every day. May GOD continue to bless you, Tiffany, for keeping the faith, Mam!!! I really enjoy your videos of the store. Keep them coming!!!

What a wonderful legacy to inherit. Good for you in keeping up the tradition.

I echo the previous post...Tiffany is Americana personified...an iconic personality and big hearted Southern gal. God Bless her and this terrific family...

Thank you for sharing on so many levels. Hope you have security cameras and recorders. G.

Wow what a great store, I am watching this in London, England and it reminds me of watching Little House on the Prairie back in the day. The owner Tiffany, wow what a cutie, my type of lady.

Absolutely love this place and the people who work there. It's a beautiful area!! Great video!

That's cool to see a place that is still open and with a lot of history in it and to see the love and the hospitality in it . Even so it really rare to see today. It's really sad to see how bad things are today and how people have changed over the years . And that's what I miss about the small towns in Missouri

Love this lady, she is a blessing

What a great owner and family heritage!

Wow!!! Fantastic video, truly the ‘backbone of American history’!!! Me & my wife cannot wait to visit!

I love Tiffany shes a Treasure for Sure!!

I love this store!

Thank you for this wonderful video and may God always keep you love you and your family i have always said just give it to God and he will take it from there

That 1977 footage was really cool. I like this country life