Farewell Bob Leisse TV Repair In Manchester Missouri
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- A world of disposable TVs has no need to repair them....
"Farewell Bob Leisse TV Repair In Manchester Missouri"
Filmed May 2021, November 2021, December 2022
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Original Public Release: April 5th, 2024
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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.
You're welcome! If anyone doesn't think it's strange to have fond memories of any shop, it's me. 😉 I said in the video this was "the epitome example of a shooting star filming opportunity, and your comment tells me you're the epitome example of someone I must have filmed it for! I guess you've seen the other films I made, I have no idea what if any future films I might make of Manchester Missouri, but thanks for watching and posting one of my favorite comments. Cheers
TVs changed so much during that time that I give Bob kudos for constantly adapting.
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.
And that TV will out live most of us. I still have my old Box sitting in it's place good as new from the 1980s
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!
Thanks HM! 😁
Beautifully scripted video.
Thank you. 😊