Are you referring to the "PC Woke Culture" of today? I believe if Cas was alive today he would cause a lot of those PC folks a lot of major "Butt Hurt."
@@ambitious8753 These tech addicted younger people sell off their relative's farms and their land because all they care about is their Smartphones, Alexa, and their fake friends on Social Media. Plus they are lazy and have no appreciation for being self-sufficient and living off the land. Makes me glad I never had any kids of my own.
I grew up watching Cas, I wish I knew how special he was back then but when you're a wild kid jonesing for big city life he represents everything you want to get away from. But I loved him for putting Dolly on the air. I miss the hell out of him now.
When dads singing group does an event in Knoxville, the Cas Walker commercial is the most requested song, they often open with it, dad grew up in south Knoxville, he knew Cas.
He was the real deal. Lots of clout and a salty individual. He didn't tolerate a bad check, no matter the amount. I once served a warrant for a bad check written to Cas Walker. It was for a small amount. The Court fees were probably higher than the check amount. He would post your photo and name if you wrote a bad check. America would be a much better place if we had several million more like Cas. The last time I saw him he was driving his old Rambler station wagon. I think that was about 1974.
Now contrast that statement with what stores are doing now. They will fire an employee who trys to stop a shoplifter. I like the put you in the hospital for ten days. Instead of jail. A woman who worked at Lowes for twelve years tried to stop a shoplifter, she was assulted then Lowes fired her. I will never shop at Lowes again.
You didn't miss a damn thing. Cas sold spoiled meat and beer in plastic gallon jugs. Sponsored the Saturday Tarzan movie with commercials that had minorities eating watermelon.
MarkYoung, now we have f**s like you who would take the purse snatchers side, oh he is a good boy, just been neglected his whole life, that's why he stole her purse. Maybe it will be your family member to have her purse stolen then I guarantee you'll be singing a different tune.
That was Mrs Mull...Her husband was Reverend J. Basil Mull...They had their own TV show also and Cas sponsered them... J Basil once said "Cas Walker has the best meat in town...Ain't that right, Mizz Mull/" She come with a grin, "Ohhh...That's right, J Basil!!!"
@@jameswise6058 : it was Christmas……..they were talking about nuts in the shell……..He said …….Cas Walker has the biggest and finest nuts in town …….Ain’t that right Miss Mull ?……..She said I reacon……
@@glenncarver3896 LOL...I've heard BOTH stories...I used to watch Cas's Farm and Home Hour when I was getting ready for high school back in the '60's...He also had a Railroad Salvage Store and did his own advertising...One morning, he had 2 or 3 pair of blue jeans in his arms and came on and said, "Y'all come on down to railroad Salvage...We just got in a whole boxcar load of this junk and......errrrrr.....uhhhhh...It's not really junk it's high quality.....uhhhhhhh....How about a little music, Danny Bailey!!!!!"
Cas Walker would be spinning in his grave if he saw what was going on today 🙂
Are you referring to the "PC Woke Culture" of today? I believe if Cas was alive today he would cause a lot of those PC folks a lot of major "Butt Hurt."
At a city council meeting in the 50s, he whooped hell out of a fellow councilman. In front of God and everybody.
Sounds like kind of an asshole
@@jay692 He Was
Most anti-semitic video I have ever seen
Sounds like he had the answer for smash n’ grab looters these days.
Cas was the man. We need more good folks like him.
My grandpa was just like this. Sounded like this. That generation was a treasure and will never return.
@@likesanddislikesetc You are not kidding. Miss those folks myself.
Cas was a ICON in Knoxville
He was a racist
@@scottwhaley4585 you're a racist.
@@nicholaspullen7261 no I'm a troll
Finally someone who knows what ICON really means, he definitely was.
@@0therun1t21 Cas was not what you would call. "A Politically Correct" Man. That's for sure.....lol!
Cas Walker for President!
Does anyone remember Cas Walker's newspaper "The Watch Dog" with a German Shepard & a Bulldog on the front page?
Oh yeah! One time I had to prove I was from K. Ten. By singing that Cas W.supermkt.song!😊
Back when we had real men making some attitude adjustments for scumbags the ol fashioned way.
And people weren't so thin skinned either.
Well it is January 2020 could you imagine turning this man loose on these snowflakes
They would have torn that old man up.
@“SJW”haley Mmmm, I seriously doubt that ☝️!!
@@scottwhaley4585 I think it would have been the other way around.
@@GeorgeCarlinWasAGod you know old Cas was a mean man at times. And he meant business
this man was my great uncle haha wish i could meet him but i know ill meet him in heaven one day
How do you know this?
haha probably not in heaven
@Carl Plemons “Judge Not…Lest ye be judged!” Now, go get your 4th Jab & Booster, ya damn Socialist!! 💉 🤣
Wish your family didn’t sell his farm land off but Cas was a great man
@@ambitious8753 These tech addicted younger people sell off their relative's farms and their land because all they care about is their Smartphones, Alexa, and their fake friends on Social Media. Plus they are lazy and have no appreciation for being self-sufficient and living off the land. Makes me glad I never had any kids of my own.
That would stop these shoplifters in the cities. Beat hell out you.
I grew up watching Cas, I wish I knew how special he was back then but when you're a wild kid jonesing for big city life he represents everything you want to get away from. But I loved him for putting Dolly on the air. I miss the hell out of him now.
When dads singing group does an event in Knoxville, the Cas Walker commercial is the most requested song, they often open with it, dad grew up in south Knoxville, he knew Cas.
This man was gangsta before gangsta was cool!
Cas was white. What are you talking about?
Mother worked at Kay's right acrossthe parking lot from Cas's on Western.
He was the real deal. Lots of clout and a salty individual. He didn't tolerate a bad check, no matter the amount. I once served a warrant for a bad check written to Cas Walker. It was for a small amount. The Court fees were probably higher than the check amount. He would post your photo and name if you wrote a bad check. America would be a much better place if we had several million more like Cas. The last time I saw him he was driving his old Rambler station wagon. I think that was about 1974.
Now contrast that statement with what stores are doing now. They will fire an employee who trys to stop a shoplifter. I like the put you in the hospital for ten days. Instead of jail. A woman who worked at Lowes for twelve years tried to stop a shoplifter, she was assulted then Lowes fired her. I will never shop at Lowes again.
He was tough but to make it in this world and life you have to be tough at times
He certainly gave Dolly the start!
& I bet she gave’em sompth’n in return!! 😉
@@fistteam Maybe a"top to bottom"hand jive.😂😂😂
I thought Lowell Blanchard and WNOX gave Dolly her start.
@@fistteam What do you think Dolly gave ol' Cas in return? One of those watermelons of hers?
And I bet he wouldn't have held with some of the replies to your post!
Could you imagine Cas Walker and Philadelphia's mayor Frank Rizzo challenging you to a fight?
If his stores weren't in the low rent districts he wouldn't of had this meltdown.
Who remembers the "Watchdog"?
My uncles did business with him and liked him. A self made man!
He was a self-made man unlike Donald Trump who is nothing but spoiled "Trust Fund" baby with a big mouth. Cas would take Trump to the woodshed.
George Dempster once said if he ordered a load of son of a bitches and they just sent Cas, he'd sign for the shipment.
Business owners need this mindset again chop chop
My wife and I lived on the same street as Cas, two doors down.
I bet your neighborhood was a safe place considering Cas lived on your street.
That is a gentleman.
Wonder what Cas would think of how things are today?
Cas knew how to fix our society.
Wish I made it to Knox while this legend was still around
You didn't miss a damn thing. Cas sold spoiled meat and beer in plastic gallon jugs. Sponsored the Saturday Tarzan movie with commercials that had minorities eating watermelon.
@@candylickerman sounds awesome.
MarkYoung, now we have f**s like you who would take the purse snatchers side, oh he is a good boy, just been neglected his whole life, that's why he stole her purse. Maybe it will be your family member to have her purse stolen then I guarantee you'll be singing a different tune.
@7ABBA7 Excellent 👍
@Mark Yount. Now that’s a “bidness-man!!” 😂
That"s what we need now! People like that are the real heroes!
Haha……..I didn’t even know anyone but me knew who Cas Walker was……..He owned grocery stores in Knoxville where Iived……..
Glenn Carver: You talk like "Yoda" from "Star Wars."
Thank you.
It must have been fun shopping at his store.
Hey does anyone remember Miss Mul ?………She did the commercials……..
That was Mrs Mull...Her husband was Reverend J. Basil Mull...They had their own TV show also and Cas sponsered them... J Basil once said "Cas Walker has the best meat in town...Ain't that right, Mizz Mull/" She come with a grin, "Ohhh...That's right, J Basil!!!"
@@jameswise6058 : it was Christmas……..they were talking about nuts in the shell……..He said …….Cas Walker has the biggest and finest nuts in town …….Ain’t that right Miss Mull ?……..She said I reacon……
@@glenncarver3896 LOL...I've heard BOTH stories...I used to watch Cas's Farm and Home Hour when I was getting ready for high school back in the '60's...He also had a Railroad Salvage Store and did his own advertising...One morning, he had 2 or 3 pair of blue jeans in his arms and came on and said, "Y'all come on down to railroad Salvage...We just got in a whole boxcar load of this junk and......errrrrr.....uhhhhh...It's not really junk it's high quality.....uhhhhhhh....How about a little music, Danny Bailey!!!!!"
I was born in Hieskell?……Lived in Knoxville……..Loudon……..LaFolette…….Moved to Ohio…….long time Ago………
@@glenncarver3896 I was born in Townsend...Moved to Knoxville...Went to South High School...
wow, look what has happened without thinking like this.
Can't say or do that anymore
No sir! We can't have someone getting their precious little feelings hurt these days.
I can remember going their when I was I kid
Me too! Born an raised on Oak ridge hwy.!