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I love this fun video. The music is perfect.

Appreciate your views and thoughts on St Louis- the area would be much better off if they adopted a few of them. I've lived here twice, 1981-86 and 2021-current, and having made a few laps around this country I can say this is a great place. Not perfect, not everything I've ever wanted, but I have enjoyed my time here and still do!

White flight left behind a wonderful residential infrastructure in St. Louis City. How it was taken care of, bad.

I always have and always will love St. Louis. It truly is a special place. Beautiful video.

"Awesome Awesome" YOU ARE THE FIRST CHANNEL to give more of the St. Louis, Mo story. You did a GREAT job and to add I also loved the back ground music. You also included the 2nd Empire home that is being Restored (The Brown's House on St. Louis Ave,) I always watch that channel as well. Keep up the good work.🥰🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏🙏

The last motel was called the Branson villas. It closed in 2018 cause of bed bugs and couldn't pass City inspections

I'm sure you think the backwards footage is cool and nifty but you'd be wrong.

So sad. Stayed there one night on my honeymoon in July 1996.

It’s been renovated now, or at least mostly.. new roof, marquee. Looks beautiful. Can’t wait to visit when I move there this fall ☺️

It's a dead mall

Reminds me so much of 10/27/2006, the night the Cardinals won the WS. I was at Mississippi Nights and left a concert early just as I found out that we won. People hugging, honking, yelling, etc. The clubs at the Landing that night were getting packed after the game. There's more I can say but the night the Blues won SC was probably the most recent time the city had high morale

I don’t understand the blue paint on the porches

I moved to the middle of Missouri 2 yrs ago, and ventured in and around StL. I love the southern part of the city, the big park with the zoo and museums. Like every other big city, the suburbs are really nice... similar to a city like Philadelphia... the city itself is a pile of crud, but the suburbs have a lot of charm. I prefer to live in the Flyover State region... lots of cool towns like Hermann.

I love that the video is 5:55 long. I also LOVE the town, I know it's Southern Illinois and not New England but it reminds me so much of the town from 1989's Beetlejuice

I like that you got arial footage of a tractor driving through town. Nice music too

saw those type of indoor shutters that fold into the wall in Scotland when we lived there. They were fairly common, relatively speaking in victorian era places. Our "flat" had them in downtown Edinbugh had them.

For decades, Steak and Shake was The place to go for thespians. After the curtain has come down, the audience has departed and the stage has been struck, where else could still-pumped cast and crew go for a snack or meal at 2 a.m.?

I thought the original one was in Normal Illinois

Its no ordinary rabbit.....

I’m rooting for this building! Though even if it reopened, I’ll admit I probably wouldn’t frequent it.

I know I've said it before, but I worked for SnS for 13 years. Yes that long. How I made it throughout is beyond me. Left the company in 2011. While I don't wish the company well, I still find it very sad to see what it has now become. The one I worked at (Edwardsville) is facing so much competition now with several restaurants opening. Of course, it's been going on for 15 years now with that area developing. I can remember a time that SnS was the one place to go after h.s. football games, after church, etc and these days I only see 3-5 cars if any everytime I drive by the restaurant. How they stay in business I'm still wondering. Now, Sardar Biglari has been trying to re-invent the company by making it like McD's (the franchising thing) but I have yet to see its success. Two of my favorite business YT channels (Franchise City and Company Man) are not even saying positive things about it. Anyway, thank you DS for taking us all down memory lane. Great shots

Phuuuck yesss

A lot of guys saw that theyV😢

Feels just like yesterday I was walking out those doors😢 Drove by the Florissant one, it’s being torn down as we speak

R.I.P. 2024 I went to the bar after work @ Chrysler 2nd shift Now retired! 2007

I'm a transplanted southerner trying to make their way back to the lou. Don't worry my guy, St. Louie's got mad love.

I hate that my mother work there. You are a wonderful place to bed at sea devise go figure just like shut up her.

I’ve been listening to this video while I’m at work. Makes me feel like I’m back home :)

I was the manager of the little white and blue motel. Around 2005

I miss them so much. As an O’Fallon lifelong resident, I was so angry to see them go. Thank you for this tribute.

TVs changed so much during that time that I give Bob kudos for constantly adapting.

Thank you for posting this video. I loved that business. I grew up in the City, and I remember when it was on McCausland. I think that is where my grandparents purchased their TV. I was so glad when they moved to Manchester where I live. I took my TV and my parents' TVs to be repaired there. They were an honest and honorable company. They did very good work, and they always charged a reasonable price. No gouging ever. Personally, I don't care what any shop looks like. I know people with their own business, whose work places appear to be in horrible disorder, but they know exactly where every item is. The only thing I care about is the honestly and skill of the business and the low prices the business charges. It seems strange to say that one has fond memories of a TV repair shop, but I feel nostalgic about that business and all the other structures in Manchester which have been torn down. It is not only the building which has been converted into dust; the treasure is in the memories and history of it.

I find it very interesting that they were originally on McCausland and got robbed that many times. Personally after the third time I would've gotten out! But overall it's great to shed light on an industry that has quietly disappeared: television and electronics repair. And you can't blame the economy or any politician; that's the way of the world. Nicely done DS!

Beautifully scripted video.

R.I.P. *Hobo Shoestring* An American Legend riding the rails to heaven

I bought my 33" RCA tv new in 1997. It seems like it was yesterday. People laugh I dont have a tv from this century, but it brings me comfort.

I like this channel. Its chill. Lowkey. DS strikes me as the kind of guy to secretly live in one of the water intake towers by the chain of rocks bridge. Sidenote, Chouteau Island has some abandoned streets from long flooded neighborhoods.

Funniest April Fool joke ever!

Happy April Fools

The kids will love this one

Wow, such great modern content! What's your TikTok?

I’d be curious if their prices have changed since you filmed this

Whenever I see “Dozenspeed feature presentation” I think of the old green-fonted FBI warnings at the start of VHS movies.