I think you could probably edit this into a piece for your main channel. It touches on the idea of discovering the things that are already around you.... of missing what's present in the rush to get to a predefined destination (your gate, the security check point, the train, baggage claim, et al)... of taking a moment to reflect on the past before moving towards your own future.
My grandpa has a bat and the handle is taped just like that one is and I used to play with as a kid visiting him. Thanks for pointing that out. I'll have to check that out next time I fly through Atlanta.
0:34 Talked with *Johnson, not Nixon. That said, thanks for this, and I second the notion that this could be shared on the main channel. "Smarter" doesn't have to be just about science.
@@SmarterEveryDay2 He spoke with Nixon when he was Vice President, but he had been assassinated by the time Nixon became president. Still cool to see the items though!
This is why I love your channels, Destin. You point out the little things that, while seemingly unimportant, carry enormous weight and significance and have a tremendous impact on our lives. Whether it be laminar flow or a small airport tribute to a truly great man, you encourage everyone to stop and smell the proverbial flowers. And while smelling those flowers, check out the amazing ways Nature engineered life on our planet! Thank you, Destin, for bringing excitement into those "little things". EDIT: Corrected grammar.
Thanks for sharing this, I would never have know of it's existence otherwise. I love little bits of history and try to take my time wherever I go to stop and appreciate those little displays or info plaques. 🤗
Destin. You are the man. We could use more leaders like you in the church, in our communities and in the world. Thanks for helping make me smarter every day.
Hey destin my grandpa was their when Martin Luther king Jr. Was assassinated, he also went to high school with elvis at humes high school, and was at the million man March, and he was also an army dr. In vietnam and hes one of your biggest fans! He said if you wanna ask any questions he would love to answer them for you! Posting this for 82yr old grandfather.
Just going through my watch later and came across this video. It just so happens that I’ll be passing through ATL this week, so I’m going to take a look at this!
I loved how other patrons started to glance, pause, or view the exhibit items more and more as the video went on. There are so many places like that airport I've never been to, but because of you and your video, I know it exists, saw some of it, and grateful to be able to tell others who I know travel through there.
Thanks. I can’t count the number of times I have been through Hartsfield-Jackson and I can’t recall ever even noticing that display. Cool stuff. Deserves more prominence.
My friends and I were in Atlanta once getting dinner and we were waiting for a person who was meeting us at the place so we went and wondered the streets and not 2/3 blocks away we stumble across this park named after MLK and then across the street was a fire and we walked across and found out it was an eternal flame set out for him and his tomb was just behind it...it was just such a cool thing to stumble across in Atlanta
I remember seeing some cool exhibits in an airport nearby when I was going somewhere, and now I’m thinking maybe I should go over there one day and go through security just to look at this kind of thing. The Seattle airport has some cool art stuff in memory of Native Americans. Next time I’m going someplace cool I should stop and look
I can't think of any good reason not to share this with a wider audience. (Next time you're not sure, don't feel rushed; let the camera linger steadily for an extra beat so that anyone who wants to can pause and read the plaque or study the picture. You can always edit out a few seconds later if you think it's too long. That said, there was a spontaneity and an emotion that would be hard to recapture, and which I found touching, so my vote would be to release this as is rather than re-shoot or file it away. It's a gem that need not be cut or polished or compared to something possibly bigger and better. Thank you sharing it. Joe Gill
Thank you for sharing. Dr King is one of my heroes. The first time i get to be in the Atlanta Airport i will visit that display. You are the best Justin!
I think its better for your second chanel. Your main chanel is all about science and why you love it. This video doesn't realy fit in to it. Anyway thanks for sharing Keep up the good work
Destin have you ever thought about doing a video about Werner VB, Walter Dornberger, Kurt Debus, and other operation paperclip scientists and what their role in rocket production was? I recently did a video on the subject and I'd be fascinated to hear your take on it.
I heard the same thing and was reading the description later and saw it. I bet Destin's mind is all over the place from travelling when he flubbed this.
This display is very cool. Unfortunately the rest of society is too busy staring at their mobile device to appreciate what's around them. I would suggest flicking off the airpods, putting the phone down, and taking a look around.
If you are ever in Memphis we have the national civil rights museum here where dr. King was assassinated and I can show you the physics that go into horse carriages. We also have the FedEx world hub here and plenty of other things to make you Smarter Every Day.
Don't let anyone forget that freedom of speech is to protect unpopular opinions that some people would be offended by, back in the day Martin Luther King jr was coming to prominence his ideas were unpopular but he was right and everyone now knows that.
I've also spent way too much time at the Atlanta airport. I've seen this exhibit before, but I'm sure there are a ton of exhibits I haven't seen yet. Atlanta doesn't have a laminar flow fountain though... Maybe they'll add that to the G gates when those get built?
It's a shame, everybody running late for their flights and no time to look around. Contained some very cool personal effects. Nothing beats seeing the real deal in front of you.
No second channel needed. Everyone who appreciates your work needs to see this. It's a significant part of becoming smarter every day. Thanks for being the awesome geek you are.
I enjoy airport exhibits. I'm one of those folks that can't JUST sit and wait for my flight (knowing I'm going to just be sitting for the next, however long); I have to wander around. I found the exhibit to Fred Rogers ( of Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood ) in the Pittsburgh airport and was nearly brought to tears. (This was well before the documentary.) Finding these small bits of history or art or architecture is always nice.
I will admit, I've been to the Atlanta airport and never saw that. But in my defense, I was in a hurry! But I don't see why you shouldn't share this. MLK was a wonderful man who has done many wonderful things, especially for the black community. It's too bad we still have racism in our country today. Perhaps one day we can all live side by side. Thanks for sharing, Destin!
...My home. Atlanta. Not the same anymore. In the 60's, during white flight, all the politicians fled to the northside, leaving the southside to become like Decatur, a war zone. They just took their money, turned their backs, and walked away, never looking back. Airport or not. Been like that ever since, only worse. 3 burglaries, a carport door blown off, dead dog, in 10 years, and I was out of there! ATL still home tho. Less the gentility. Thanks for showin MLK @ airport. God bless, safe travels.
Dustin, that was President Lyndon Baines Johnson. President Nixon became President in 1968. Johnson, who took himself out of the run for a second term, retired. Democrat party nominated one of the most left-leaning candidates for President, perhaps since Wilson. McGovern was the candidate. He lost in one of the biggest landslides in political history.
If you haven't, visit the Matting Luther King Jr. museum in Atlanta. There's a good half a day of sobering reading and viewing there, absolutely worth a look.
I'm leaving for Europe in about a month and we are flying out of ATL, I will have to check that out for sure. I grew up in Birmingham AL and always heard stories about MKL Jr. Fun fact: It is widely known that in his "I have a dream" speech he says "I have a dream that one day, down in Alabama, with its vicious racists, with its governor having his lips dripping with the words of interposition and nullification; one day right there in Alabama, little black boys and black girls will be able to join hands with little white boys and white girls as sisters and brothers. I have a dream today..." Forty years later, there was a march held in Birmingham, lead by 4 young teens: one black boy, one white girl, one black girl, and one white boy, all hand in hand, fulfilling his dream. The white boy was my older brother. That's something I am really proud of.
You should come to Warner Robins, GA and take a trip to the Museum of Aviation right next to Robins AFB. It's the 3rd largest aviation museum in the United States Air Force behind the one at Wright Patrick AFB in Ohio.
I'm from Germany. Back in 2002 at age 14 I had the chance to visit Martin Luther King Jr.'s birth House in Atlanta. My Dad took me there. Back then i could not realy grasp what he stood for. Later at school we lerned about his legacy. The last school I went on, is actually named after Martin Luther King, and I was humble to be there and get an good adjucation and to know thet he was honored.
Thanks for sharing. These things cant be remembered enough. No matter where in the world. Greetings from Germany - a country also with a bad history of separating people... :(
Go check out the King Papers project at Stanford University next time you are out in the Bay Area! I used to work there researching and documenting all of his speeches, sermons, books, etc.
I always try to rush through airports while traveling, but next time I'll try to take my time. Apparently there's some really cool stuff in them! Thanks for sharing!
That's cool. Next time I have a flight through ATL, I'll look for it. Sadly, most of the displays in airports are just ads. Would be neat to have more of this on long lay overs
I'll be in Hartsfield-Jackson next June/July and I will make it a point to try and stop by the exhibit so long as I have time. Thanks for pointing it out.
Has anyone been to the Legacy Museum in Montgomery, AL? Looking at it online, it looks powerful. I want to go but I also don't want to go alone. I live in Montgomery so I won't be taking a long trip to see it. There's really two parts, the museum and a lynching memorial.
We see so many monuments, places or even things named after very influential figures that we forget the small things. Seeing this baseball bat really makes me think about "He's just the ordinary kind of guy, just a dad fighting through life." and it hits me that anyone can be as influential as Martin Luther King, there is only the necessity of motivation and principle to do so.
In the picture, his dad seemed really close to him (maybe it's just an angle) but the window is also right there. The angle of the bat on his shoulder seems like it may be staged, but if not; I wonder if that picture was a statement of why he didn't go pro? *edit : either way it's a cool snap shot of his past.
Been there just yesterday and had a look at precisely that exhibition, funny that I now find Destin talking about that not more than 24 hours later. Always a good idea in ATL to not take the people mover and instead have a stroll around the walks between the concourses to check out what the airport has on display.
I fly through Atlanta all the time and I almost never have to go to concourse E. This Tuesday, I had to take a day trip to Toronto and my gate was in the E terminal. I also stopped for a minute to look at the exhibit. It's pretty interesting, thanks for pointing it out.
I live in ATL and fly out of concourse E all the time and I have never stopped to look at this! I will definitely take the time to stop next time! Thank you for sharing it with us.
I find it extremely difficult to celebrate his achievements because of who he was as a person that doesn't get broadcast all over everywhere. Yeah he did a good thing, but I think who he was as a husband and pastor should be considered also.
It is interesting that people think that segregation by skin colour is wrong, but segregation by gender is still apparently okay when it comes to toilets or showers... I always thought it would make so much more sense to separate between the people who are able to leave the place at least as clean as they enter and those who leave it messier.
Shows that even great people do normal things. They're remembered for the 1 thing they did but you don't think of them as a person that did other things like baseball.
I love how he is. He’s who I strive to be in life
Edit: talking about Destin
StableEntropy yes. He’s a very good influence. Sharing his passions, and joy in life. All while being a light for Jesus Christ.
Destin gives me so much hope for humanity 👍🏻 thanks for sharing this with us dude
I think you could probably edit this into a piece for your main channel. It touches on the idea of discovering the things that are already around you.... of missing what's present in the rush to get to a predefined destination (your gate, the security check point, the train, baggage claim, et al)... of taking a moment to reflect on the past before moving towards your own future.
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My grandpa has a bat and the handle is taped just like that one is and I used to play with as a kid visiting him.
Thanks for pointing that out. I'll have to check that out next time I fly through Atlanta.
0:34 Talked with *Johnson, not Nixon. That said, thanks for this, and I second the notion that this could be shared on the main channel. "Smarter" doesn't have to be just about science.
He talked with Nixon as well.
@@SmarterEveryDay2 He spoke with Nixon when he was Vice President, but he had been assassinated by the time Nixon became president. Still cool to see the items though!
@@SmarterEveryDay2 Did not know that! See, smarter!
Very respectful and thoughtful post. I will be sure to check out that historic display the next time I'm there.
Thank you for sharing that, Destin. I live in Atlanta, and I really appreciate when I see something like this highlighted. Thank you!
This is why I love your channels, Destin. You point out the little things that, while seemingly unimportant, carry enormous weight and significance and have a tremendous impact on our lives. Whether it be laminar flow or a small airport tribute to a truly great man, you encourage everyone to stop and smell the proverbial flowers. And while smelling those flowers, check out the amazing ways Nature engineered life on our planet! Thank you, Destin, for bringing excitement into those "little things".
EDIT: Corrected grammar.
This video is so random but so very human. It is so comforting to watch the human side of some great people like Destin. :)
Love from India🇮🇳
Yes this is wonderful to share, I have not been to the airport in many years. Charles
Thanks for sharing this, I would never have know of it's existence otherwise. I love little bits of history and try to take my time wherever I go to stop and appreciate those little displays or info plaques. 🤗
Destin. You are the man. We could use more leaders like you in the church, in our communities and in the world. Thanks for helping make me smarter every day.
Thank you for this! I'll be in Atlanta within the next three months and this is now definitely on the list of things to check out.
Hey destin my grandpa was their when Martin Luther king Jr. Was assassinated, he also went to high school with elvis at humes high school, and was at the million man March, and he was also an army dr. In vietnam and hes one of your biggest fans! He said if you wanna ask any questions he would love to answer them for you! Posting this for 82yr old grandfather.
Just going through my watch later and came across this video. It just so happens that I’ll be passing through ATL this week, so I’m going to take a look at this!
I loved how other patrons started to glance, pause, or view the exhibit items more and more as the video went on. There are so many places like that airport I've never been to, but because of you and your video, I know it exists, saw some of it, and grateful to be able to tell others who I know travel through there.
1:58 Yup, staged photo.
If the kid hits the ball, windows get shattered.
Next time you are in Atlanta you absolutely need to go to the mlk museum! It’s such a powerful experience.
It's cool to appreciate the fact that the man was more than a message. He had hobbies and a life.
I'm a huge MLK fan and love history. This is awesome
This is the perfect kind of content for the second channel. Teaches you something but isn't super crazy time consuming to make like your main videos.
quality content! thank you so much for taking the time to even show us the little things.
Thanks. I can’t count the number of times I have been through Hartsfield-Jackson and I can’t recall ever even noticing that display. Cool stuff. Deserves more prominence.
My friends and I were in Atlanta once getting dinner and we were waiting for a person who was meeting us at the place so we went and wondered the streets and not 2/3 blocks away we stumble across this park named after MLK and then across the street was a fire and we walked across and found out it was an eternal flame set out for him and his tomb was just behind it...it was just such a cool thing to stumble across in Atlanta
Less than two blocks from there is the house where he grew up, FYI.
@@admiralcapn Wow Will have to check it out next time I'm up there
I live in south Florida. It’s a shame that anything here named after MLK, are places you don’t want to go unless you have no choice
Very Cool. Thanks for posting this.
Thanks from Argentina
I remember seeing some cool exhibits in an airport nearby when I was going somewhere, and now I’m thinking maybe I should go over there one day and go through security just to look at this kind of thing. The Seattle airport has some cool art stuff in memory of Native Americans. Next time I’m going someplace cool I should stop and look
Thank you for sharing.
I love this video. Thanks Destin
I can't think of any good reason not to share this with a wider audience. (Next time you're not sure, don't feel rushed; let the camera linger steadily for an extra beat so that anyone who wants to can pause and read the plaque or study the picture. You can always edit out a few seconds later if you think it's too long. That said, there was a spontaneity and an emotion that would be hard to recapture, and which I found touching, so my vote would be to release this as is rather than re-shoot or file it away. It's a gem that need not be cut or polished or compared to something possibly bigger and better. Thank you sharing it. Joe Gill
Huh. I’ve passed through Hartsfield-Jackson a lot and never seen that. Just goes to show what can pass right under your nose.
Thank you ,
I would prolly never actually see this display .
Don't be sad , Hundreds of folk's will see the display now , :-) .
Thank you for sharing. Dr King is one of my heroes.
The first time i get to be in the Atlanta Airport i will visit that display.
You are the best Justin!
Destin is the best
I think its better for your second chanel. Your main chanel is all about science and why you love it. This video doesn't realy fit in to it. Anyway thanks for sharing
Keep up the good work
When Destin stops to smell the roses...
Destin have you ever thought about doing a video about Werner VB, Walter Dornberger, Kurt Debus, and other operation paperclip scientists and what their role in rocket production was? I recently did a video on the subject and I'd be fascinated to hear your take on it.
The caption says he's meeting with Lyndon Johnson, not Nixon. 0:35
I heard the same thing and was reading the description later and saw it. I bet Destin's mind is all over the place from travelling when he flubbed this.
I’m surprised Johnson sat down with him. He was such a racist it must have taken a lot of political force to get that to happen.
This display is very cool. Unfortunately the rest of society is too busy staring at their mobile device to appreciate what's around them. I would suggest flicking off the airpods, putting the phone down, and taking a look around.
If you are ever in Memphis we have the national civil rights museum here where dr. King was assassinated and I can show you the physics that go into horse carriages. We also have the FedEx world hub here and plenty of other things to make you Smarter Every Day.
Don't let anyone forget that freedom of speech is to protect unpopular opinions that some people would be offended by, back in the day Martin Luther King jr was coming to prominence his ideas were unpopular but he was right and everyone now knows that.
I've also spent way too much time at the Atlanta airport. I've seen this exhibit before, but I'm sure there are a ton of exhibits I haven't seen yet. Atlanta doesn't have a laminar flow fountain though... Maybe they'll add that to the G gates when those get built?
It's a shame, everybody running late for their flights and no time to look around. Contained some very cool personal effects. Nothing beats seeing the real deal in front of you.
Not sure why comments here are saying "3 months ago" for their posting date O.o
Patreon probably. Video was unlisted for months probably, link was given to patrons
@@ZerofeverOfficial this
@@ZerofeverOfficial oh, ok thanks, forgot about that :)
If I don't know it exists it doesn't exist to me. So for me this vieeo only exists 8 hours or so.
No second channel needed. Everyone who appreciates your work needs to see this. It's a significant part of becoming smarter every day. Thanks for being the awesome geek you are.
wholly image stabilization waviness batman.
You pronounced Gandhi right!!
Was the lift a version of the 50/50 game and did I just loose?
Everyone should see this. I vote for main channel. Thanks Destin!
Nothing sadder than a picture of a kid with a dad who was shot. Great video.
old elevators. needs a modernization.
Very cool
32000 people just saw that exhibit.
Thanks for sharing this, and for the reminder to stop and look at things one might normally pass right by without taking notice.
99% Invisible Rule #1: Always read the plaque.
It's crazy what you can miss when you don't take time to stop and look. I think this is definetly something you could share on your main channel :)
Thank you Destin :-)
Thanks for sharing. Chances are, I will never make it to that airport.
Is there a way to remove the video suggestion at the end? I cant see the verse reference =/
Wow martin luther with baseball!!! Are you kidding!!?!?
Hey! I walked past that exhibit about a month ago on my way to Guatemala. Really cool that they just have that in the airport.
I enjoy airport exhibits. I'm one of those folks that can't JUST sit and wait for my flight (knowing I'm going to just be sitting for the next, however long); I have to wander around. I found the exhibit to Fred Rogers ( of Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood ) in the Pittsburgh airport and was nearly brought to tears. (This was well before the documentary.) Finding these small bits of history or art or architecture is always nice.
RIP that window.
Dare you to explain the science behind the sport of CURLING!!!!
I can't see the ending bible verse because the annotation covers it up 😕
I wish there was a way to turn off those suggested videos, they almost always cover up good stuff. If anybody knows how to turn those off please share
I will admit, I've been to the Atlanta airport and never saw that. But in my defense, I was in a hurry! But I don't see why you shouldn't share this. MLK was a wonderful man who has done many wonderful things, especially for the black community. It's too bad we still have racism in our country today. Perhaps one day we can all live side by side. Thanks for sharing, Destin!
That's really neat. Thanks for sharing. I don't get to travel much so now I got to see it because of you. 👍👍👍
...My home. Atlanta. Not the same anymore. In the 60's, during white flight, all the politicians fled to the northside, leaving the southside to become like Decatur, a war zone. They just took their money, turned their backs, and walked away, never looking back. Airport or not. Been like that ever since, only worse. 3 burglaries, a carport door blown off, dead dog, in 10 years, and I was out of there!
ATL still home tho. Less the gentility.
Thanks for showin MLK @ airport.
God bless, safe travels.
Of course the photo was staged. You'd be a fool to let your kid bat towards the wall of your house *FILLED WITH WINDOWS*
Dustin, that was President Lyndon Baines Johnson. President Nixon became President in 1968. Johnson, who took himself out of the run for a second term, retired. Democrat party nominated one of the most left-leaning candidates for President, perhaps since Wilson. McGovern was the candidate. He lost in one of the biggest landslides in political history.
If you haven't, visit the Matting Luther King Jr. museum in Atlanta. There's a good half a day of sobering reading and viewing there, absolutely worth a look.
I'm leaving for Europe in about a month and we are flying out of ATL, I will have to check that out for sure. I grew up in Birmingham AL and always heard stories about MKL Jr.
Fun fact: It is widely known that in his "I have a dream" speech he says "I have a dream that one day, down in Alabama, with its vicious racists, with its governor having his lips dripping with the words of interposition and nullification; one day right there in Alabama, little black boys and black girls will be able to join hands with little white boys and white girls as sisters and brothers. I have a dream today..." Forty years later, there was a march held in Birmingham, lead by 4 young teens: one black boy, one white girl, one black girl, and one white boy, all hand in hand, fulfilling his dream. The white boy was my older brother. That's something I am really proud of.
You should come to Warner Robins, GA and take a trip to the Museum of Aviation right next to Robins AFB. It's the 3rd largest aviation museum in the United States Air Force behind the one at Wright Patrick AFB in Ohio.
I'm from Germany. Back in 2002 at age 14 I had the chance to visit Martin Luther King Jr.'s birth House in Atlanta. My Dad took me there. Back then i could not realy grasp what he stood for. Later at school we lerned about his legacy. The last school I went on, is actually named after Martin Luther King, and I was humble to be there and get an good adjucation and to know thet he was honored.
Thanks for sharing. These things cant be remembered enough. No matter where in the world. Greetings from Germany - a country also with a bad history of separating people... :(
Go check out the King Papers project at Stanford University next time you are out in the Bay Area! I used to work there researching and documenting all of his speeches, sermons, books, etc.
Thank you Destin. I’m in Atlanta now, and when I fly home, I’m definitely going to check this out.
I always try to rush through airports while traveling, but next time I'll try to take my time. Apparently there's some really cool stuff in them! Thanks for sharing!
That's cool. Next time I have a flight through ATL, I'll look for it. Sadly, most of the displays in airports are just ads. Would be neat to have more of this on long lay overs
Thanks for sharing that !
Want a real mindbower? Check out some of the YT vids on Bayard Rustin.
I'll be in Hartsfield-Jackson next June/July and I will make it a point to try and stop by the exhibit so long as I have time. Thanks for pointing it out.
Cool.. Thanks, brother. That was something special.
Getting sea sick from the software stabilisation.. wish you would bring a small gimbal.
Lot of politics? I'll say - bet LBJ and RMN are spinning in their graves!!
Has anyone been to the Legacy Museum in Montgomery, AL? Looking at it online, it looks powerful. I want to go but I also don't want to go alone. I live in Montgomery so I won't be taking a long trip to see it. There's really two parts, the museum and a lynching memorial.
Just went through Atlanta and stopped by this! Saw it and immediately thought of the video you made. Thanks for making me aware!
Destin! Love your stuff, keep it up- The "I've Been to the Mountaintop" Box came up and blocked what your verse was at the end. What was it!? Thanks
We see so many monuments, places or even things named after very influential figures that we forget the small things. Seeing this baseball bat really makes me think about "He's just the ordinary kind of guy, just a dad fighting through life." and it hits me that anyone can be as influential as Martin Luther King, there is only the necessity of motivation and principle to do so.
Destin and MLK are two people I strive to be like in my day to day life yall are both my heroes!
In the picture, his dad seemed really close to him (maybe it's just an angle) but the window is also right there. The angle of the bat on his shoulder seems like it may be staged, but if not; I wonder if that picture was a statement of why he didn't go pro?
*edit : either way it's a cool snap shot of his past.
Destin, Will you be posting here on the transit of Mercury across the Sun on Nov 11th ???
Been there just yesterday and had a look at precisely that exhibition, funny that I now find Destin talking about that not more than 24 hours later. Always a good idea in ATL to not take the people mover and instead have a stroll around the walks between the concourses to check out what the airport has on display.
I fly through Atlanta all the time and I almost never have to go to concourse E. This Tuesday, I had to take a day trip to Toronto and my gate was in the E terminal. I also stopped for a minute to look at the exhibit. It's pretty interesting, thanks for pointing it out.
I live in ATL and fly out of concourse E all the time and I have never stopped to look at this! I will definitely take the time to stop next time! Thank you for sharing it with us.
I find it extremely difficult to celebrate his achievements because of who he was as a person that doesn't get broadcast all over everywhere. Yeah he did a good thing, but I think who he was as a husband and pastor should be considered also.
It is interesting that people think that segregation by skin colour is wrong, but segregation by gender is still apparently okay when it comes to toilets or showers... I always thought it would make so much more sense to separate between the people who are able to leave the place at least as clean as they enter and those who leave it messier.
why does this video have comments from 3 months ago but was posted publicly 20 minutes ago?
The MLK magic.
You’re a good man brother. Thank you!
Shows that even great people do normal things. They're remembered for the 1 thing they did but you don't think of them as a person that did other things like baseball.
Woot! Atlanta! Near me. 😃 --- Love both your channels!
Thanks Destin. Hidden treasure in plain sight. On my map now!
Thanks for showing this. I should be going right passed that tomorrow on my trip and I will keep an eye out for it.