I'll tell you, and this is the first time I've ever said it. We visited in 2006 when my daughter was 3. All over Waco, including the zoo and museum many many times awesome experience. Went into this place and everything was cool. Had to buy tickets for the upstairs exhibits, so we bought gifts and tickets. Went to the staircase and my daughter looked up the steps and began screaming and hyperventilating. It was so bad we had her outside on the sidewalk and the staff were making calls. We finally calmed her after we were in the car headed home. She told us she didn't want to talk about it.... At three years old. After that we passed the museum once, heading back to 19. My daughter kept repeating that's bad that's bad that's bad bad bad
I remember drinking Orbitz when I was a kid. It was pretty gross. The little balls were slimy and gelatinous, and the feeling of drinking a beverage with stuff floating in it was somewhat nauseating. LOL Crystal Pepsi, on the other hand, was awesome! I was a big fan back in the day. Thanks for another great video!
Jacob, RE Mold-a-Ramas - there are 8 mold-a-matic machines at the Zoo Knoxville - if you haven’t been. It appears they were refurbished as they are all in excellent shape! I just went yesterday and ALL EIGHT were working! they have a lion, 3 monkeys, giraffe, otter, Rhino, gorilla with both arms up, tiger, and elephant .
When I was a kid I went to the Dr Pepper museum (it was practically nothing, and it also wasn’t the free enterprise whatever yet) and it was pretty sad. The bottle well was there, some old machinery was there, the animatronic man was there, and they had a pretty killer soda fountain. Up on the second floor they just had random displays from things like the Star Wars prequels and a junky TV that played old commercials. That being said, we went almost yearly and I loved it. I have a vivid sense memory of the cadence and tone of that Dr. Alderton animatronic’s speech! This museum is the reason my go to trivia has always been that Dr Pepper doesn’t have a period after the Dr, and one of their old mottos was “drink a bite to eat at 10, 2, and 4” We stopped going after they started gutting the Dr Pepper collection to make room for the Free Enterprise thing, and it became even sadder. I’ve heard it’s been expanded into that building across the courtyard you went into and made better, and when I get home this summer I’ve got to go back. It looks INFINITELY nicer, let me just say.
I'd probably go broke before I got past the smashed Penny machines, I pretty much live for Dr Pepper so thank you Mr Carpetbagger for giving me a chance to see the Museum. Fun fact (as I didn't see them show it in their collection) the UK had a Dr Pepper Promo called Pants or prizes where you could win the usual cash prize or a pair of Dr Pepper branded Y fronts, I was really miffed when I didnt win any Y fronts.
Hi Jacob ! Welcome to Texas and glad you went to the Dr. Pepper Museum ! I recommend going to the Texas Ranger Museum here in Waco, across the I35 next to the Brazos river near Baylor University ! I have a unique story about that parking lot I would like to share with you that is not known to a lot of the public. All My Best !
I remember those elongated bottles. Back in the late 70's they used to sell them at local fairs as an option for sand art. You could fill the bottle with colored sand and funnel it into a pattern of your design. Soda fountains are awesome, too bad they are so rare.
It's great you show american history to the world, alot of people flunk it because it doesn't go far back as Britain. I find this way more interesting 👍
You let Jolt Cola go by without comment! I remember that stuff, twice the caffeine and twice the sugar! It was GREAT! Back in the day, the cafeteria at work had every flavor available.
14:32 company logos then: beautiful works of art that you could hang up on your wall with no context and enjoy as its own art piece. company logos now: the name of the company with a solid color background, if youre lucky it might even be a color other than red.
If you’re ever in Cincinnati and need suggestions on where to visit here’s some ideas: The Cincinnati Museum Center, The American Sign Museum, Contemporary Arts Center, National Underground Railroad center, Newport Aquarium, & Cincinnati Zoo! (: I think you’d really like the sign museum Jacob!
Vernor’s always makes my heart so happy. My grandpa drank them and him and my brother both loved them. One day we were fishing out in the Florida heat and I was sooooo thirsty. We’d run out of my drinks and so he handed me a Vernor’s and before he could warn me, I started CHUGGING IT. For anyone that hasn’t had it, you can’t drink it fast. You just can’t. It’ll make you feel like you’ve been punched in the nose. For some reason for me, that barely happens. Here I was chugging this whole can of it in a matter of seconds and he fully expected me to be in PAIN. Nope. He was shocked. My brother and him both couldn’t believe that I was totally fine. The next time I drank it though, it felt like I’d jumped in to a pool and got a nose full of water. It hurt sooo bad. But it tastes sooooo good.
Btw Crazy Water still exists. The story of Mineral Wells is kinda fascinating, I remember going to the then abandoned hotel ghost hunting but I believe it was bought to be renovated into a working hotel. Not sure if that ever happened with the world and COVID
I gave up everything carbonated for years. Finally at piazza hut i got a kid size Dr pepper - drink at least 1 a day now. I didn't know this was located there. Will now be on my bucket list
That is so awesome that you went to the Dr pepper museum there in waco tx. I'm originally from Texas and I lived in Robinson which isn't to far from waco
Hey Jacob thanks for taking us to this museum . It was totally awesome & sent it on to Some real true Dr Pepper Lovers. Enjoyed watching & learning About the soda . Nice to know that Waco,TX is known for some really good!!!
I 100% remember orbitz! It came out when I was in high school it was basically carbonated flavored water with Jello in it. And I definitely remember Hubba Bubba soda also!
Actually Dr. Brown’s Cel-Ray soda is very good...a clean slightly sweet flavor....nothing like going to Katz’s Deli in NYC, get a great Pastrami on Rye, a plate of coleslaw, some pickles, and cleaning your palate with some cool refreshing Cel-Ray soda...
I visited this museum back in October of 2019. It was pretty interesting to see the history of the soda industry. If you are back in Waco anytime soon you might also check out the Magnolia Marketplace since I heard you mention Chip and Joanna Gaines. They have a bakery, gift shop, and several other places around town you can see some of the stuff they sell and people they work with on the tv show.
Dude seeing the vault can brought back so many memories. I loved vault soda. It was so good but I’ll stick to my Dr Pepper and sundrop and RC and Cherrywine
It was fun seeing all the discontinued pop flavors that I haven't seen in years. Oddly enough, in spite of the fact that I sat through this entire video and enjoyed it, I really don't care all that much for Dr. Pepper. I used to love it as a kid, but for some reason I can't stand it as an adult. I remember the Orbitz soda, which was actually pretty good, but just looked really weird. I HATED Crystal Pepsi, but I was probably one of the few people on the planet who actually liked the New Coke better than the classic Coke!
Dr. Brown’s Celery Soda (a/k/a Cel Ray) is actually still being sold, at least on the East Coast. It became popular in Kosher delis, as a digestive aid while eating so much delicious but heavy food.
Hi from arizona thanks for having me along on learning about dr pepper very educational I never knew all this about dr pepper I guess you learn new stuff every day love your channel keep up the great work
This is a great museum. I remember Orbitz soda it was really neat- it looked like little planets floating in air. Cool video!! I love Dr. Pepper. I drink Diet Dr. Pepper all the time, it's my favorite diet soda!
Gotta give the Dr. Pepper museum for including even the failed Dr. Pepper products in the failed soda section. Good to see a company show even they make mistakes, instead of trying to hide them. 👍
When I was a small boy (1960’s) my uncle worked for Coca-Cola and would bring jugs filled with syrup and would mix it with water and boy was it good ! BTW- I love Dr. Pepper !
Pommac is very common here in Sweden, one of my favorite drinks and tastes a little like Champagne, then there is one thats called Champis wich is also like the same drink but different makers.
I don't really like soda that much, but I'm fascinated by stuff like this. I went to World of Coke in Atlanta and I really enjoyed it. I want to go to this place and the birthplace of Pepsi Cola now.
I really liked Orbitz, I wish they still sold it. I drink Zevia all the time, the root beer one is good. Recommended for diabetics who want to avoid both sugar and aspertame in their soda.
The story I was told about Vernors was the guy who invented it was experimenting and trying to make a drink. The only problem was it didn't taste very good. Since no one was drinking it he stored all of his drink in wood barrels. Right when all this was going on the civil war broke out. The inventor enlisted and didn't make it back home until the end of the war. When he got home he tried the drinking what he left in the barrels and it actually tasted good.
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I love Dr. Pepper! That's a great museum. Mr. Alderton, the inventor, is in a cemetery nearby.
I would LOVE to go there. Every Dr. Pepper product I've tried I've love. Plus, a free hand crafted Dr. Pepper at the end.
Ashley Petrini I used to
Work at this museum loved it!!
Hey
Are you from Waco?
What makes Dr. Pepper better than other doctors?
-Affordable.
-Actually glad to see.
-No bad news.
You also don't have to make an appointment fifty years in advance or sit in a waiting room to cure your thirst. 😀
@@BennyLlama39 So true.So true.
Too bad it's nasty.
@@englishatheart So misguided.
@Bluewolfe But are they delicious,carbonated beverages?
I'll tell you, and this is the first time I've ever said it. We visited in 2006 when my daughter was 3. All over Waco, including the zoo and museum many many times awesome experience. Went into this place and everything was cool. Had to buy tickets for the upstairs exhibits, so we bought gifts and tickets. Went to the staircase and my daughter looked up the steps and began screaming and hyperventilating. It was so bad we had her outside on the sidewalk and the staff were making calls. We finally calmed her after we were in the car headed home. She told us she didn't want to talk about it.... At three years old. After that we passed the museum once, heading back to 19. My daughter kept repeating that's bad that's bad that's bad bad bad
I stopped the vid at 1:36 just to read the comments and see how many people mentioned Jacob's pronunciation of Hippocrates. Lol
Ikr. Hippa- crates 😂😂
I just done the same lol
@@SuV33358 hi
"Give me a diablo sandwich and a docta peppa! And make it quick, I'm in a goddam hurry!" Best quote from smoky and the bandit.
I remember drinking Orbitz when I was a kid. It was pretty gross. The little balls were slimy and gelatinous, and the feeling of drinking a beverage with stuff floating in it was somewhat nauseating. LOL
Crystal Pepsi, on the other hand, was awesome! I was a big fan back in the day.
Thanks for another great video!
the biggest Dr.Pepper fan ever. Been a pepper for 40 years now. I want to go here. thanks for sharing.
Jacob, RE Mold-a-Ramas - there are 8 mold-a-matic machines at the Zoo Knoxville - if you haven’t been. It appears they were refurbished as they are all in excellent shape! I just went yesterday and ALL EIGHT were working!
they have a lion, 3 monkeys, giraffe, otter, Rhino, gorilla with both arms up, tiger, and elephant .
When I was a kid I went to the Dr Pepper museum (it was practically nothing, and it also wasn’t the free enterprise whatever yet) and it was pretty sad. The bottle well was there, some old machinery was there, the animatronic man was there, and they had a pretty killer soda fountain. Up on the second floor they just had random displays from things like the Star Wars prequels and a junky TV that played old commercials. That being said, we went almost yearly and I loved it. I have a vivid sense memory of the cadence and tone of that Dr. Alderton animatronic’s speech! This museum is the reason my go to trivia has always been that Dr Pepper doesn’t have a period after the Dr, and one of their old mottos was “drink a bite to eat at 10, 2, and 4”
We stopped going after they started gutting the Dr Pepper collection to make room for the Free Enterprise thing, and it became even sadder. I’ve heard it’s been expanded into that building across the courtyard you went into and made better, and when I get home this summer I’ve got to go back. It looks INFINITELY nicer, let me just say.
I'd probably go broke before I got past the smashed Penny machines, I pretty much live for Dr Pepper so thank you Mr Carpetbagger for giving me a chance to see the Museum.
Fun fact (as I didn't see them show it in their collection) the UK had a Dr Pepper Promo called Pants or prizes where you could win the usual cash prize or a pair of Dr Pepper branded Y fronts, I was really miffed when I didnt win any Y fronts.
Why am I so dumb? I was sitting and looking at the title thinking: "Who's Dr. Pepper?"
Lol don't feel bad, I have a lot of days like that. That is very funny though 😊
Possibility a relative of Sargent Pepper? Video unclear
I would've guessed Barry Pepper. Or the guy who came up with the old Pepper's Ghost stage act. 😀
🤣 Dr. Seuss's cuz
sargent peppers cousin who happens to be a doctor
Hi Jacob ! Welcome to Texas and glad you went to the Dr. Pepper Museum ! I recommend going to the Texas Ranger Museum here in Waco, across the I35 next to the Brazos river near Baylor University ! I have a unique story about that parking lot I would like to share with you that is not known to a lot of the public. All My Best !
Looks like you're living the dream, dude. I love this channel.
I remember those elongated bottles. Back in the late 70's they used to sell them at local fairs as an option for sand art. You could fill the bottle with colored sand and funnel it into a pattern of your design.
Soda fountains are awesome, too bad they are so rare.
It's great you show american history to the world, alot of people flunk it because it doesn't go far back as Britain. I find this way more interesting 👍
You let Jolt Cola go by without comment! I remember that stuff, twice the caffeine and twice the sugar! It was GREAT! Back in the day, the cafeteria at work had every flavor available.
You can actually still get it, I believe. I liked it too even tho it had a "flat" taste to it.
You can still find it
You're so adorable. I love ya but Hippocrates is pronounced Heh-PAW-crah-tees. Love your channel. You should definitely do the Titanic museum
Lol... It made me laugh when I heard him say it just now 😂
He's done the Titanic Museum, but you can't film or take pictures in it (except secretly/discretely, but Jacob follows the rules).
HIPPO crates LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They don’t allow filming in the Titanic museum or at least they didn’t when they brought their traveling version we visited.
I agree. Titanic museum is worth the visit!
14:32 company logos then: beautiful works of art that you could hang up on your wall with no context and enjoy as its own art piece. company logos now: the name of the company with a solid color background, if youre lucky it might even be a color other than red.
If you’re ever in Cincinnati and need suggestions on where to visit here’s some ideas: The Cincinnati Museum Center, The American Sign Museum, Contemporary Arts Center, National Underground Railroad center, Newport Aquarium, & Cincinnati Zoo! (: I think you’d really like the sign museum Jacob!
Baggerism of the day:
"The devil is telling you that he's gonna help.you poop."
"Baggerism" copyright 2020 all rights reserved.
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Vernor’s always makes my heart so happy. My grandpa drank them and him and my brother both loved them. One day we were fishing out in the Florida heat and I was sooooo thirsty. We’d run out of my drinks and so he handed me a Vernor’s and before he could warn me, I started CHUGGING IT. For anyone that hasn’t had it, you can’t drink it fast. You just can’t. It’ll make you feel like you’ve been punched in the nose. For some reason for me, that barely happens. Here I was chugging this whole can of it in a matter of seconds and he fully expected me to be in PAIN. Nope. He was shocked. My brother and him both couldn’t believe that I was totally fine. The next time I drank it though, it felt like I’d jumped in to a pool and got a nose full of water. It hurt sooo bad. But it tastes sooooo good.
Watching your channel for about a year now. Cool to see you coming through my area. (Central Tx)
Btw Crazy Water still exists. The story of Mineral Wells is kinda fascinating, I remember going to the then abandoned hotel ghost hunting but I believe it was bought to be renovated into a working hotel. Not sure if that ever happened with the world and COVID
I'm so happy you went here because Waco is my hometown and that is one of my most favorite museums
my favorite beverage. right off the shelf, I was sipping on my 2 liter of dr. Pepper throughout the whole video. cheers!
i love soda too but damn lol
Drinking so now
Slice Soda! Haven't thought about that in years!
Love these adventures. Great as always.
I gave up everything carbonated for years. Finally at piazza hut i got a kid size Dr pepper - drink at least 1 a day now. I didn't know this was located there. Will now be on my bucket list
That is so awesome that you went to the Dr pepper museum there in waco tx. I'm originally from Texas and I lived in Robinson which isn't to far from waco
Welcome to Tx!! IV always passed by that place and never went in!!! So cool! Enjoyed!
Hey Jacob thanks for taking us to this museum . It was totally awesome & sent it on to Some real true Dr Pepper Lovers. Enjoyed watching & learning About the soda . Nice to know that Waco,TX is known for some really good!!!
Hubba bubba soda was my favorite soda of all time...I haven't seen it in years!
I remember I did my final sixth grade paper and presentation on the history of Dr Pepper. Always wanted to go to this museum.
Dr Pepper is my favorite soda. And it’s be around longer then Coke or Pepsi.
Dammit as a huge Dr Pepper fan, your tormenting me waving the cold refreshing hand crafted Dr. Pepper around
I 100% remember orbitz! It came out when I was in high school it was basically carbonated flavored water with Jello in it. And I definitely remember Hubba Bubba soda also!
Actually Dr. Brown’s Cel-Ray soda is very good...a clean slightly sweet flavor....nothing like going to Katz’s Deli in NYC, get a great Pastrami on Rye, a plate of coleslaw, some pickles, and cleaning your palate with some cool refreshing Cel-Ray soda...
I visited this museum back in October of 2019. It was pretty interesting to see the history of the soda industry. If you are back in Waco anytime soon you might also check out the Magnolia Marketplace since I heard you mention Chip and Joanna Gaines. They have a bakery, gift shop, and several other places around town you can see some of the stuff they sell and people they work with on the tv show.
David love that place. The bakery is so good!
Dude seeing the vault can brought back so many memories. I loved vault soda. It was so good but I’ll stick to my Dr Pepper and sundrop and RC and Cherrywine
My school used to take us here every year for fields trips it was awesome
It was fun seeing all the discontinued pop flavors that I haven't seen in years. Oddly enough, in spite of the fact that I sat through this entire video and enjoyed it, I really don't care all that much for Dr. Pepper. I used to love it as a kid, but for some reason I can't stand it as an adult. I remember the Orbitz soda, which was actually pretty good, but just looked really weird. I HATED Crystal Pepsi, but I was probably one of the few people on the planet who actually liked the New Coke better than the classic Coke!
Dr. Brown’s Celery Soda (a/k/a Cel Ray) is actually still being sold, at least on the East Coast. It became popular in Kosher delis, as a digestive aid while eating so much delicious but heavy food.
IF YOU GO TO WACO TEXAS RANGERS MUSEUM ALSO TEXAN LOVE MY DR PEPPER@ 10 2 & 4❤
Hi from arizona thanks for having me along on learning about dr pepper very educational I never knew all this about dr pepper I guess you learn new stuff every day love your channel keep up the great work
My two favorite sodas, Dr. Pepper and Pepsi. I liked the Crystal Pepsi too. That was a fun museum. I'd like to go there someday.
Dr. Pepper is my favorite soda and this was awesome! Also, I agree with seeing the Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge. It's totally worth it!!!
Dublin TX you can tour one of the old Dr Pepper bottlers now called the Dublin Bottling Works, still making pure cane sugar sodas
I drink Diet Dr. Pepper everyday. It's my favorite soda!!
I remember Orbitz as a kid, they sold it (or something very similar) in the UK around 20 years ago.
I LOVE DR.PEPPER MABEY
HI
Everyone in the office at The Advocate Group loved this video. We all watched it.
Bring back Dublin Dr Pepper!!
Nice, drinking one at the moment. Good timing.
This is a great museum. I remember Orbitz soda it was really neat- it looked like little planets floating in air. Cool video!! I love Dr. Pepper. I drink Diet Dr. Pepper all the time, it's my favorite diet soda!
Pepsi clear in a glass bottle was my childhood and I was in high school when The orbitz soda came out.
That stuff was awful! Lol!
The old resort in French Lick (home of the Pluto Water) is still there, and worth a video or two.
oh this is so cool. i came here when i was like 6 on a vacation after going to this hotel with a huge pool
Very much liked soda, thx for taking me along on your visit, enjoy your week
The list at 4:19 was actually the mineral strength of each water. So 1 would be the weakest while 4 would be the strongest.
Daniel Clowes/Charles Burns did OK Soda can art. Wish I'd have been paying a bit more attention back then, I'd have my own OK collection by now.
Woo Hoo! That was fun... what a great way to spend my boring Saturday afternoon... following the carpetbagger
Gotta give the Dr. Pepper museum for including even the failed Dr. Pepper products in the failed soda section. Good to see a company show even they make mistakes, instead of trying to hide them. 👍
The way you pronounced Hippocrates was a real Bill and Ted moment.
Ever been to Old Doc’s Soda shop in Dublin, TX? It was one of the original Dr Pepper bottling plants that made Dublin Dr Pepper.
The can folk art was cool. On an unrelated note, there's some neat Coke can art in the queue for the Lion King show at Disney's Animal Kingdom.
When I was a small boy (1960’s) my uncle worked for Coca-Cola and would bring jugs filled with syrup and would mix it with water and boy was it good ! BTW- I love Dr. Pepper !
Jim Rossi I used to work in the museum and we would take shots of the syrup on slow days. It’s really good on top of vanilla ice cream though
Dr Brown's Cel Ray is a classic in NYC, you can find it at most kosher delis.
Just discovered your channel.. just AWESOME!!
I enjoyed this tribute to the King of Beverages.
Wow. That changed a lot in 20 years lol. I didnt even see the lifesize horse made of Dr. Pepper bottle caps
Pommac is very common here in Sweden, one of my favorite drinks and tastes a little like Champagne, then there is one thats called Champis wich is also like the same drink but different makers.
If you’re in the Waco area I recommend double daves pizza, their pizza is one of a kind it’s great!
Awesome video. I enjoy seeing your videos and they are very interesting and fun to watch. Keep up the great work and videos. Im from Maine.
I wish I was there. The Dr Pepper museum is on my bucket list
I was hoping it would be the Dr Pepper museum in Dublin Texas. You should feature it in a future trip.
Thanks Jacob!
Vernor's Ginger Ale is the best! Try it with ice cream for a delicious Boston Cooler~ Waving hello from Michigan`
I don't really like soda that much, but I'm fascinated by stuff like this. I went to World of Coke in Atlanta and I really enjoyed it. I want to go to this place and the birthplace of Pepsi Cola now.
Waco, you’re getting closer to Houston, which means closer to the Rodeo!!
I just went here yesterday,best time of my life!
In my town!!!
Me too! We were nearby at church. (Church Under the Bridge at the Silos)
I really liked Orbitz, I wish they still sold it. I drink Zevia all the time, the root beer one is good. Recommended for diabetics who want to avoid both sugar and aspertame in their soda.
Grew up in New Bern, NC. Hone of Caleb Braham's Pepsi.My grand father knew him when he was a child.
Or you should go tho the frontiers of flight museum, also in Dallas, it has over 30 space craft and air vehicles.
I remember Root 66 root beer from the early 80's was mostly foam that gave me a stomach ach. They stopped making it since then.
Awesome video I love soda and this is very interesting ❤️ I've been binge watching your videos for a few months now great channel
Dr. Pepper is amazing :D
I never knew, thank you for posting this.
Wish I could've met you while you were in town. Big fan
The story I was told about Vernors was the guy who invented it was experimenting and trying to make a drink. The only problem was it didn't taste very good. Since no one was drinking it he stored all of his drink in wood barrels. Right when all this was going on the civil war broke out. The inventor enlisted and didn't make it back home until the end of the war. When he got home he tried the drinking what he left in the barrels and it actually tasted good.
This was interesting, thanks.
Oh, and the salesman video you pushed the button on had no sound because he was telling secrets.
Next can you visit Waco mammoth site if you are in Waco.
Aaaaaaaaaaaa the first tast of Dr Pepper is like a 1000 suns 💕💕💕💕
Carpet Bagger, you should come to weatherford 4 hours north of Waco! Cutting house capitol of the world !
Sadly the only thing I know about Waco is the David K. Tragedy. So its good to know something good.
I remember watching that madness on TV when I was in high school; it taught me how the government isn't our friend.
@@RKrk-jj2li you are correct unfortunately. Yeah, I was in H.S. a Junior I believe
@@shannongeorgiapeach76 me too, I think. Maybe a sophomore
@@RKrk-jj2li crazy how long ago that was but sometimes feels like yesterday.
They still make Dr. Brown’s celery soda quite good
Been there twice. Great video!!
we still have surge in norway :)
Come to Austin! South congress and the capital and st Edwards university are all good places to explore
You should visit the International Game Fish Association Museum in Dania Beach, Florida