In 100 years, people will be retracing your steps after seeing your videos and make new videos saying, "this is the exact spot where Adam The Woo carved his initials into this wood beam..."
Oh my gosh! How cool is everything you found on this adventure from the outdoors stuff to the arcade! I love what you find and show here in my homestate of California Adam, and I'm gonna miss knowing you're my neighbor but the stuff you showed in this video has me excited for your next adventure.
+adamthewoo Did you see that they are temporarily reopening that OZ theme park you visited a couple of years ago? It's going to be open for about 4 months I think? You should go and do a comparison video.
My home town Adam lol Just literally started watching your vlogs. Could've taken you to real deal haunted locations here in Spokane. I grew up in 2 very haunted homes 1 extremely frightening and the other we conjured something with those pesky spirit boards. 1000 steps 24-7 security monitoring so can't go there at night. Hope you come back and go on a scary tour. Peace dude!
I grew up near Spokane. I used to love the White Elephant when I was a kid. It's a half sporting goods, half toy store. There is a chance I played that exact same Star Wars arcade game machine. Thanks for bringing back some great memories!
Thanks for leaving all these up. It's fun to go back years to the day and relive old footage. Your current content is great, adding in the fun of the past is the icing on the cake.
There is a good mongolian bbq place called Great Wall Mongolian BBQ in La Habra. 1261 S Harbor Blvd, La Habra, CA 90631. Same concept but they cook with sticks.
Thank You, Adam - this was so entertaining and just plain interesting! Love this content and appreciate you! Cheers from Old Highway 66 in central Oklahoma!
Adam, I used to play that Star Wars game way back in the day at the Brunswick Bowling Alley in Riverside, Ca. Man that brought back some memories. Thanks buddy
My Father who does construction work, got a job to tear down an old school and there was a merry-go-round so he was able to dig it up and bring it home and put it in our backyard while growing up. I still like to go play on it with all my younger nieces and nephews. It's so cool to have one
I think you were thinking Of Cliffhanger when you thought John Lithgow was there lol,but the Kevin Bacon reference was definitely The River Wild.The Jedi Church looks amazing and we would never have known about it if it wasn't for you,,thanks Adam.=)
I'm in my forties now and this brought back many memories of my childhood living in Florida. I kept thinking of the movie "Stand By Me" while you were there. I think it was the nature and the trains 🙂Thanks for sharing!
very cool to come across this as i live in Spokane! sad to say i had no idea there was a jedi church in this city, very neat video. definitely a fan of the woo!
The secret to a massive bowl of Mongolian construct is to start with meat first, layering it in the form of a bowl within the bowl as high as possible. Then place your fixings inside and cover with more meat. You're allowed to put in as much as you can cleverly can. I always have enough left over for two more meals.
They had one of those playground climbing domes at my elementary school. It was my FAVORITE thing to play on. You know I mean it because of the all caps!
I am watching all of your videos in reverse, because there are too many to start from the very beginning. So, so weird that I am watching this one today as my friend is taking her daughter to Gonzaga today, on a road trip, for her first year at college. How cool and connected the internet is.
I would bet a truck load of petunias that some cable network will snap up The Daily Woo show. But, in the meantime, we have him all to ourselves. Great stuff!
Those merry-go-rounds must have been made in Oklahoma. My elementary school playground in Pryor about an hour and a half north of Eufaula had that exact same one. Colors and all
Great video, Adam. You sure do some fine research. I don't know how you found those steps at that cemetery. Hey! Pauly Shore is coming to the comedy club!!
When you showed the bridge, the first thing that came to mind was the scene from White Water Summer where Sean Astin was supposed to retrieve the tent poles. Then you mentioned Kevin Bacon. I hadn't thought about that movie in a long time.
Very cool video, as always! You know, if you're in Spokane, you're not that far from one of my favorite movie's filming locations. Well, it's more like 5 hours away in Montana. But anyways, great video! And I learned something about Bing Crosby
That church is so awesome. I knda got a little emotional watching you walk by those arcades. kids these days have no idea how great it was to grow up in arcades.
After seeing these vlogs I might honestly move to Spokane. It's breathtakingly beautiful,mountains and rivers to play on,lots of public parks,a Star Wars Church and a Mongolian Buffett........what else do you need?!!
You are thinking of "white water summer" that Kevin Bacon was in. John Lithgow was in "Footloose" with Kevin Bacon though. Although that has nothing to do with white water summer, LOL. I used to play that Atari Star Wars game at an old grocery store we used to have in our town. It ate a lot of quarters.
Dude! your from Oklahoma? I've watched you for two almost three years and had no idea. You need to do more vlogs in OK! The only one I've seen is the one from Tulsa, over the Insiders. By the way, I agree that playground reminded me of where I grew up going to parks on all small towns of Oklahoma.
Checked out those stairs today. Was actually pretty cool. I was looking at the big broken chunk of steps an it seams as if it could have broken from an earthquake. The ground further down was shifted and there were old uprooted trees nearby. Where did you find the old 1800's looking broken little house? Couldn't find it.
the Kevin Bacon movie were referencing I believe was called white water summer, and was the John Lithgow comment referencing a movie that he did with Ralph Macchio called distant Thunder
