Jacob you definitely have some very COOL and diverse friends! I really like your gifts! Thank You so much for showing us more of the treasures and secrets on Rt 66. I now want to try that Dang! Pop I love the taste of maraschino cherries .. This one's in the bag.. from Tammy in PA
You passed less than a mile from my house. The old counterfeiter gas station is owned by one of my neighbors. I love living on 66 we get to see a lot of travellers in our small town. I had my wedding reception at the route 66 interprive center.
Thank you for taking my suggestion about the Ferris Wheel. I wished I would have known you were there. I could have ridden it with ya. Be safe on the Mother Road.
Hey, Jacob! That Beetle with the 53 on it, is Herbie the Love Bug! How cool is that! I’m loving this trip. I wish someone would revive these places on Route66!
I have been watching you on and off for about three years now. I enjoy your content. Thank you for what you do.’I know you’re going through some tough times now but keep your head up. You probably know many of your supporters, but you may not know there are probably thousands or tens of thousands like me watching silently in the background.
Thank you for the legitimate hard almost choking laugh of you trying to throw the crocs. I appreciate you being you no qualms and letting the world see it.
Hello Jacob from this Texas gal in Louisiana. Thank you Jacob for your wonderful vlogs.. I love the antique cars but I do love museums. I am glad you are doing the Route 66 again. Stay safe. Stay well. Stay blessed..
Fun fact on the round barn. It was created to be round so that evil spirits could not dwell in the corners or trap you in the corners. How they built it is quite interesting and they restored it in the late 80s.
Really enjoy you taking the Route 66 and stopping at all the roadside attractions and other sites on the historic highway. We are able to enjoy something we may not get to do through you. Thanks for taking the time to share your journey that turns into ours.
Oh my goodness.. your friends house is amazing! The wax figures are so realistic! Gotta say though… getting up in the middle of the night to use the restroom might freak me out 😂. Thank you for all you do Jacob!! My whole family loves your videos 😉
I love the Oklahoma Wonder House! The person who sculpted those heads is incredibly talented. Hyper-realistic is an understatement. It looks like just an explosion of creativity! And Bucky the cat is adorable🐱. If I ever wanted to visit Oklahoma, this would be #1 on my list.🤗
Yes.. I've been waiting for you to come here.. we have a ton of museums and attractions here in Oklahoma.. I hope you have a fantastic time and stuff yourself with the good food.
Thank you Jacob for curing my travel itch. My wife and I have the time and money to go to lots of places and do lots of things, but your forays into the hinterlands are a nice reminder that maybe we aren't missing that much. Besides, when you're older and have been there and done that, just taking a walk to a local park ends up being better than most long trips to exotic locales.
I'm in Spain right now and went to a small amusement park, Parque de Attraciones de Zaragoza. The Ferris Wheel, which is also the park's icon/mascot, allowed me to ride the wheel by myself, but it did sound like weight is still a factor for the attraction-which you have mentioned as a reason before
Shoes usually signify that I am leaving this place. They didn't stay up for long, but sometimes you would see a pair of combat boots over a tree or telephone wire. The soldier's enlistment was up and he was out of there. Last thing he/she did was flip his well worn boots in the air.
That was supposed to be Herbie the Love Bug sticking out of that structure. 53 was the number on it. There were a series of Disney Herbie movies that I ran to see back In the day.
Jacob you should honest to goodness start a “Carpet bagger” shoe tree someplace us fans can go to toss out shoes in the spirit of American roadside exploration… food for thought.
There was a scene in Spielberg's movie 1941 where a ferris wheel rolls of the Santa Monica pier. The Ferris wheel btw was designed in Pittsburgh by Ferris. He took the basic idea from a French wheel that was wooden, much smaller, and hand cranked by men. Ferris designed the metal structure, made it enormous and motorized it.
Jägerschnitzel is normally with mushroom sauce and the spätzle are a pasta dough which is cut with a knife into little pieces and cooked like pasta in hot water … we often eat also fries or potato out of the pan … I love Schnitzel with pepper sauce
Oklahoma Cribs Who lives there and how did they get that life? Top shelf. It’s someone obviously super talented with a big imagination and strong work ethic. Meanwhile I paint cardboard with nail polish while thinking bigger thoughts.
Awesome that that ferriss wheel was in Iron Man! It's in the scene where he's testing the Mark II. He flies by it before going up too high and freezing.
neat, enjoyed this. you should dip down to Lawton/Fort Sill before you leave OK and see The Wichita Wildlife Refuge, Mt Scott and the Meers Store with the Longhorn Steers
When Jake went to Rock Cafe, I want to eat there badly now. I want to see that huge ass menu with a map of Oklahoma on the back. I also want to try the Jägersnitzel with my parents and I. Have a great time Jake!
My cousin did the special effects in the first iron man movie. And she did the scene where when he makes the first suit the Laboratory goes up in flames after.
In the city, people use to place sneakers on the electric wires outside. I have a theory why you can't ride alone on a Ferris Wheel. A little girl fell out of one at Wildwood a few years ago. She was alone on it.
That VW Beetle sticking out of the side of the building was painted to look like Herbie the Love Bug (from the Disney movies). Surprised you didn't notice that.
16:03 pachinko machine, our family had one, and our cats would play with the metal balls 😂. Imagine who ever transported that Ferris wheel from California must’ve sweat bullets getting it there.
I NEVER miss going to Pops when I am in the OKC area. The only issue i have with Pops is the diet pop section is really small as compared to the regular soda for sale at Pops. They DO sell diet Cheerwine at Pops though.
When I saw the beads in your car it reminded me of you saying, "Bead me!" 😂 your meal at the rock cafe looked amazing and those sodas look delicious 😍 that outdoor hammock looked so relaxing! Those mannequins were very lifelike and loved the Bruce Lee and Brandon Lee one ❤️ that stunning grey cat made my day 🐱 thanks Jacob for brightening my weekend and best wishes ☀️
That Soda shop would be heaven for me (certainly gaining a few with the Pinball and Car places lol) and the Home Cinema looked awesome. The mystery game is Pachinko, a japanese cousin of Pinball and very popular in Japan as a way to circumvent the gambling laws, if you see one with slot reels thats called a Pachislot, we've another alternative here that was popular from the 40's to the 60's called an Allwin that launches the ball like a Pachinko but usually does without the Pins.
I’m sure someone knows better, but here’s my guess as to why trees die from too many shoes (based on the bit of knowledge I have on tree anatomy). I typically view trees as a big circulatory system, like a big stiff arm with arteries and veins that are circulating nutrients and wastes throughout the “arm”. If too much circulation is cut off by a “band” (shoes or other force) for long enough, the tissue starts dying until it completely dies off enough that the entire “arm” dies.
All the concentrated funk of dozens of smelly old shoes... That will EASILY kill anything! ;) That VW Bug sticking out of the building was #53 Herbie the Love Bug lol
He's driving for countless hours just to give us quality content. Thank you jacob 🤗
Not only for that.. but because he loves doing This stuff! It's so cool and fun!
It’s hard work though Thanks Jacob
Jacob you definitely have some very COOL and diverse friends! I really like your gifts! Thank You so much for showing us more of the treasures and secrets on Rt
66. I now want to try that Dang! Pop I love the taste of maraschino cherries .. This one's in the bag.. from Tammy in PA
You make it sound as if it's some sort of unpleasant task ;) ! I suspect it's not too onerous an undertaking: :)
You passed less than a mile from my house. The old counterfeiter gas station is owned by one of my neighbors. I love living on 66 we get to see a lot of travellers in our small town. I had my wedding reception at the route 66 interprive center.
Aww, my family and I used to have a cat like Bucky. Blue Russians seem to be very sweet. Loved the Wonder House
Hello!! I live in Sapulpa, Oklahoma. It is named after Chief Sapulpa. Thank you for pronouncing my hometown correctly. We enjoy your channel.
He has an interesting little burial location.
Great to see you enjoying your trip through my home state of Oklahoma! Stay safe my friend! And keep those post cards comin’.👍
Bucky is so sweet. Love how he sat in the theater chair 😸
Thank you for taking my suggestion about the Ferris Wheel. I wished I would have known you were there. I could have ridden it with ya. Be safe on the Mother Road.
Hey Jacob stuck in the hospital thank god I can take you with me on my phone love you so much❤️😘
Hey, Jacob! That Beetle with the 53 on it, is Herbie the Love Bug! How cool is that! I’m loving this trip. I wish someone would revive these places on Route66!
I have been watching you on and off for about three years now. I enjoy your content. Thank you for what you do.’I know you’re going through some tough times now but keep your head up. You probably know many of your supporters, but you may not know there are probably thousands or tens of thousands like me watching silently in the background.
Thank you for the legitimate hard almost choking laugh of you trying to throw the crocs. I appreciate you being you no qualms and letting the world see it.
Hello Jacob from this Texas gal in Louisiana. Thank you Jacob for your wonderful vlogs.. I love the antique cars but I do love museums.
I am glad you are doing the Route 66 again.
Stay safe. Stay well. Stay blessed..
I love these travel blogs it makes me feel like I'm on a road trip
What a collection your friend has. Never a bad vlog on Route 66 findings. Glad you got your sandals up in the tree.
That's cool that the diner kept the travel journal. That's a neat idea.
What a super doggie that chap had 🥰 Thanks Jacob 👍🏻
Fun fact on the round barn. It was created to be round so that evil spirits could not dwell in the corners or trap you in the corners. How they built it is quite interesting and they restored it in the late 80s.
Really enjoy you taking the Route 66 and stopping at all the roadside attractions and other sites on the historic highway. We are able to enjoy something we may not get to do through you. Thanks for taking the time to share your journey that turns into ours.
Looks like Jacob ran thru the building with his VW. LOL. Really enjoy you taking us on a tour of art. 66!
Oh my goodness.. your friends house is amazing! The wax figures are so realistic! Gotta say though… getting up in the middle of the night to use the restroom might freak me out 😂. Thank you for all you do Jacob!! My whole family loves your videos 😉
I got my first postcard! Thanks Jacob
I love the Oklahoma Wonder House! The person who sculpted those heads is incredibly talented. Hyper-realistic is an understatement. It looks like just an explosion of creativity! And Bucky the cat is adorable🐱.
If I ever wanted to visit Oklahoma, this would be #1 on my list.🤗
Hope you enjoyed Oklahoma
Hi from Oklahoma 😊
Wonderful dismount from hammock lol, very graceful Jacob, brilliant vlogs Thankyou always interesting and fun x
Yes.. I've been waiting for you to come here.. we have a ton of museums and attractions here in Oklahoma.. I hope you have a fantastic time and stuff yourself with the good food.
Great series so far, I drove this last year.
That was the best looking cat I ever saw. Great video.
That wonder house is one of the coolest places Ive seen on your channel!!!
Enjoying the crazy Oklahoma Rt 66 adventures!! Stay safe on the road!!
Thank you Jacob for curing my travel itch. My wife and I have the time and money to go to lots of places and do lots of things, but your forays into the hinterlands are a nice reminder that maybe we aren't missing that much. Besides, when you're older and have been there and done that, just taking a walk to a local park ends up being better than most long trips to exotic locales.
I just love you and your content. I’ve been addicted for months lol
omg Bucky (the cat) is lovely and adorable.
Have a great trip Carpetbagger. Keep safe and arrive at your destination safely.
I love waking up and watching your latest!! ❤ 😍 💖 ❣ and respect Tamsen Robert's in Riverside Cali....
The Volkswagen with the 53 is, of course, Herbie, the moviestar!
I love how you totally failed at the Shoe Tree thing! You were not even close. That was hilarious!
Hey Jacob the carpetbagger I remember when you and Adam took the trip and y'all set in the same car at that same place
Oklahoma always has the best Route 66 attractions.
We have the longest stretch of the whole route. The father of Route 66 is in Tulsa.
I love this section of Route 66
I'm in Spain right now and went to a small amusement park, Parque de Attraciones de Zaragoza. The Ferris Wheel, which is also the park's icon/mascot, allowed me to ride the wheel by myself, but it did sound like weight is still a factor for the attraction-which you have mentioned as a reason before
Love the Country Bears plushies, I have the same ones! 🤩
So many great things! Safe journey❤ cool ferris wheel🎡
Another great one, really nice collection they have there. Keep doin you mr bagger!
Fun times! Thanks Jacob 😊
The glass in the oklahoma wonder house is amazing. I hope one day i can have a collection like that
Awesome Work Jacob, Thanks!!👍👍😎 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸
Sending love! 💗 thank you for another amazing video.
You meet some of the most down to earth people on your road trips!
That is a Pachinko machine @ 16:02. My family owned one in the 70's.
Great episode, Jake... 💯👈🏼
When you were in okay county 66, you came across a very old Japanese game, Pachinko.
Shoes usually signify that I am leaving this place. They didn't stay up for long, but sometimes you would see a pair of combat boots over a tree or telephone wire. The soldier's enlistment was up and he was out of there. Last thing he/she did was flip his well worn boots in the air.
Wish I'd known you were here in Oklahoma City again - saw places in the video that we pass all the time !
That yellow car at 1:44 is a Cord. Beautiful!
That was supposed to be Herbie the Love Bug sticking out of that structure. 53 was the number on it. There were a series of Disney Herbie movies that I ran to see back In the day.
Thanks for the tour.
Jacob you should honest to goodness start a “Carpet bagger” shoe tree someplace us fans can go to toss out shoes in the spirit of American roadside exploration… food for thought.
There was a scene in Spielberg's movie 1941 where a ferris wheel rolls of the Santa Monica pier. The Ferris wheel btw was designed in Pittsburgh by Ferris. He took the basic idea from a French wheel that was wooden, much smaller, and hand cranked by men. Ferris designed the metal structure, made it enormous and motorized it.
Wow That Meal looked off the hook fantastic. Thanks for Sharing
Stroud is a cool lil’ town for sure!
I don’t know why but the thunderstorm thing was so cool to me
Haha, you were literally touching the ground on that hammock 😀😀
Awesome video thru Edmond I used to live there
I'm literally laughing my ass off at you throwing your shoes
I was surprised to see Turner Falls on the OK map at the Rock Cafe. You should take a trip there sometime.
I used to live in Oklahoma with my family and I’ve been to that soda place with my dad and siblings.
Next time maybe try puting rocks in your Crocs, that will add weight so you can throw them higher. Thank you Jacob for the video.
That's amazing dude
Jägerschnitzel is normally with mushroom sauce and the spätzle are a pasta dough which is cut with a knife into little pieces and cooked like pasta in hot water … we often eat also fries or potato out of the pan … I love Schnitzel with pepper sauce
Bucky stole the show there at the end! It's my theater, I like you,you can stay after I give you some love bites first! Cute!
Oklahoma Cribs
Who lives there and how did they get that life? Top shelf.
It’s someone obviously super talented with a big imagination and strong work ethic.
Meanwhile I paint cardboard with nail polish while thinking bigger thoughts.
I hope I live to see a wax carpetbagger someday 😉
Yeah I remember that Ferris wheel from the first Iron Man movie. That was really cool to see that!
Awesome that that ferriss wheel was in Iron Man! It's in the scene where he's testing the Mark II. He flies by it before going up too high and freezing.
I'm a klutz, I'd knock myself out trying to throw my shoes over the tree👟👟🌳🤣
Hi from Norman Oklahoma!
neat, enjoyed this. you should dip down to Lawton/Fort Sill before you leave OK and see The Wichita Wildlife Refuge, Mt Scott and the Meers Store with the Longhorn Steers
There's a sandwich restaurant in Tempe AZ that introduced me to Cheerwine, I will order there just for the Cheerwine sometimes.
The VW that you were pretending to drive with the number 53 on it was Herbie The Love Bug.
When Jake went to Rock Cafe, I want to eat there badly now. I want to see that huge ass menu with a map of Oklahoma on the back. I also want to try the Jägersnitzel with my parents and I. Have a great time Jake!
It's an interesting place to stop. Little route 66 history, Cars history, folk art history, native history and old west history all in that same town.
@@RhettyforHistory Sure is Rhetty!
My cousin did the special effects in the first iron man movie. And she did the scene where when he makes the first suit the Laboratory goes up in flames after.
In the city, people use to place sneakers on the electric wires outside. I have a theory why you can't ride alone on a Ferris Wheel. A little girl fell out of one at Wildwood a few years ago. She was alone on it.
Love Herbie the Lovebug!
Maybe that's Christopher Walkin in his SNL role as Colonel Angus 🤣😂
That VW Beetle sticking out of the side of the building was painted to look like Herbie the Love Bug (from the Disney movies). Surprised you didn't notice that.
Wonderful video thank you
16:03 pachinko machine, our family had one, and our cats would play with the metal balls 😂. Imagine who ever transported that Ferris wheel from California must’ve sweat bullets getting it there.
@@Regina0964 agreed 💯
one of these day you need to come to vist Bartlesville phillis 66 museum also tom,mix hotel museum too you well injoy there ty for video this
Jacob, clean out your car!!!🤣🤣🤣
I'm in Tulsa right now, not too far from the car museum. Thanks for the awesome video!
I love the Rock Cafe
The Wonder House was so interesting! ( the kitty was the best part, though! 😂😌)
I NEVER miss going to Pops when I am in the OKC area. The only issue i have with Pops is the diet pop section is really small as compared to the regular soda for sale at Pops.
They DO sell diet Cheerwine at Pops though.
When I saw the beads in your car it reminded me of you saying, "Bead me!" 😂 your meal at the rock cafe looked amazing and those sodas look delicious 😍 that outdoor hammock looked so relaxing! Those mannequins were very lifelike and loved the Bruce Lee and Brandon Lee one ❤️ that stunning grey cat made my day 🐱 thanks Jacob for brightening my weekend and best wishes ☀️
That Soda shop would be heaven for me (certainly gaining a few with the Pinball and Car places lol) and the Home Cinema looked awesome.
The mystery game is Pachinko, a japanese cousin of Pinball and very popular in Japan as a way to circumvent the gambling laws, if you see one with slot reels thats called a Pachislot, we've another alternative here that was popular from the 40's to the 60's called an Allwin that launches the ball like a Pachinko but usually does without the Pins.
I’m sure someone knows better, but here’s my guess as to why trees die from too many shoes (based on the bit of knowledge I have on tree anatomy). I typically view trees as a big circulatory system, like a big stiff arm with arteries and veins that are circulating nutrients and wastes throughout the “arm”. If too much circulation is cut off by a “band” (shoes or other force) for long enough, the tissue starts dying until it completely dies off enough that the entire “arm” dies.
I though that was Sting too haha. Glad to hear the reference.
Bucky is the star of the show!
All the concentrated funk of dozens of smelly old shoes...
That will EASILY kill anything! ;)
That VW Bug sticking out of the building was #53 Herbie the Love Bug lol
Nicceeee!! I like the cars