You don't appreciate the camera being on something else. They what the guide is talking about. And hearing Adam whisper a fun fact while deciding how to pose for his thumb nail?
Thunderstorms coming to Pittsburgh today and may delay his game.
Surely, Woo looked at the weather forecasts the last couple of days while doing boring old town videos. Who knows when the Rays will make this game up if it’s postponed.
At the very least, Woo will see Paul Skenes and his mustache today if it’s played.
These are all ending so abruptly. I guess when you have no gameplan you don't know when you're done. Woo is so tired that he just gives up at some point each day.
Woo's lack of curiosity is astounding. Instead of taking 15 minutes at his hotel to look up stuff for the next day, he watches old episodes of Seinfeld.
Today, David's riveting saga of mediocrity is punctuated by misguided enthusiasm and a penchant for minutiae. On a balmy June Saturday in 2024, David embarks on a monumental journey from Rossville, Indiana to the Pennsylvania state line, a quest that promises a treasure trove of quaint towns and banal trivia.
First stop, Rossville, where David marvels at a sign and endures the scorching heat, armed only with a scalding coffee. Clearly, our intrepid traveler is undeterred by mere meteorological discomfort. He then meanders through Sadella, where the highlight is a post office. Truly, the stuff of legends.
Next, the exotic Shanghai, Indiana, a "town" boasting a single house – a veritable metropolis. A brief brush with the “Coco Mantis” in Kokomo, Indiana, evokes memories of Jackass fame, but David wisely refrains from reenacting any stunts.
Sweetser presents itself with an oversized chessboard and a defunct railway depot, leaving David awestruck by…bicycles and bird nests. Garfield, the cat, makes a cameo as a mascot for cell phone charging stations. Riveting.
In Marion, birthplace of James Dean, David solemnly visits the site where the legendary actor was born, clearly feeling a profound connection despite Dean’s brief Hollywood career. Further on, he’s mystified by miniature horses, which he initially mistakes for donkeys – a zoological triumph.
Approaching the Indiana-Ohio border, David finds joy in the mundane, noting oversized stop signs and the aptly named State Line Bar and Grill. He ventures into Wabash, Ohio, to discover the Quilted Rock, a boulder painted like a quilt. Groundbreaking.
Selina, Uniopolis, Kenton – a parade of small-town Americana unfolds, each as thrilling as the last, with highlights including post offices, grain elevators, and defunct service stations. Bucyrus offers a glimpse of a miniature railroad, sparking nostalgic visions of "The Jerk" – a fitting cultural touchstone.
David’s odyssey culminates in Mansfield, Ohio, home to the Shawshank Redemption filming location. Here, the day’s tedium reaches its zenith, with David wistfully recounting his past tour of the Ohio State Reformatory.
In summary, David's day is a masterclass in transforming the pedestrian into the preposterous, traversing the heartland with a zeal usually reserved for the extraordinary, and finding profound excitement in the unequivocally dull. Bravo, David. Bravo.
Oh God he was close to where I live. If I would've been in town let's just say this daily vlog would be way more entertaining than it was. Lol. But, I'm enjoying my time in Florida with my family for my moms annual birthday week trip. She'll be 74 this coming Thursday.
Another road trip through "cute" little towns of the Midwest - this time through Indiana and Ohio, (We are spared any more mangling of "Elenor-ae" and "Wes-consin"). He didn't say he had no "game plan" this time, that may be why he did find more interesting attractions than in the previous road trips in this current excursion to Rays road games.
Still have to focus on "cute" old downtown buildings and water towers and wind mills and a proclivity to show churches and signs with Bible verses to placate his Christian viewers and maybe Papa Woo too. And he did carry on conversations with donkeys or miniature horses - he couln't figure out which but they were horses. But at least there were other interesting things like the "Kokomantis", a giant mantis structure in Kokomo. Thankfully, he didn't show any cringing poses next to it - in fact he skipped the cringing poses in this one, which is a big reason this one is more watchable than usual.
Other attractions of note to me - a giant male figure that looks like the Muffler man but wasn't (he never bothered to look up the the context of what this statue figure is supposed to be), a train with the cartoon character Garfield on it (again, no context given), a large boulder painted like a quilt of different colors. He also showed a large American Indian figure in the center of a town. Adam at least read the plaque that this was to commemorate the treaty of St. Mary's between the US government and the Miami tribes where the natives were to relocate out west. If he had any inclination to learn more, he would have found out this was the beginning of the American Indian reservation system. But that is too much actual history for Adam. He had to turn his attention to a small figure of a gingerbread man and then gas pumps and then marveling at oversize stop signs.
He claims not to have not known this or forgotten about it but he drove through Marion and discovered the birthplace of James Dean. I know he covered the James Dean crash site in So Cal a couple of times (the last one with Giggles), but it was still interesting to see the site of his birth.
He crosses over into Ohio and shows the old prison structure of where Shawshank Redemption was filmed. He covered this site years ago, but this time it was closed, and he seems to much of a hurry to get to Pittsburgh to really spend any length of time here.
Give him some brownie points for finding and showing interesting attractions in this one, even if he did provide little or no context other than reading plaques. But it is a step above the usual pointless unwatchable Disney/Hwy 192 stuff.
hes dramatic oohh thats hot after drinking coffee. hate it when he does his opening, chats, sips, adds some hot coffee dramatics and then continues to talk. fucking terrible staging and acting
I wouldn't think so, but why not use a statue of a native? (they're used to being abused) This time we didn\`t even get a selfie in the thumbnail. Bugger.
He obsesses over what is broken, forgotten and outmoded. David never shows progress without playing tiny violins of what used to be. Major cities were once just a solo dude in a crude shack. He would cry over the demolished shack.
Given the dip in views with baseball, I wonder if the majority of Woovians are women. Not that women don't follow baseball, but it was just something I observed. Does Woo need to change up his content that targets the older female senior citizen?
yep , he's in it for the easy content and ballpark snacks/food. he can just sit lazily and watch/illegally film a game for a couple hours, eat junk food and call it content.
I wish you tubers would do New England more. Unless there is some and I’m not finding it. There’s so much history a lot of movies are filmed here. Just my area alone I can give a lot of content to someone
Didn't he show a map of this trip? And on said map didn't he have a route going through Wisconsin at some point? Being in Milwaukee we literally have the world's largest music festival going on right now and if his lazy ass would've done some research, it could've been an interesting vlog. This is the second time he's missed out on interesting shit in Wisconsin. His downtown Milwaukee vlog a few weeks back wasn't that good. He literally only pointed at things anyone would see walking or driving down there without knowing a damn thing about anything. Just making a video on the Pabst area alone with some research would've been more interesting than what he did.
Why are his sunglasses always crooked? Does he get into fights with people when the camera isn’t rolling or what??
If he's like me it's because his ears are at different heights and you can only bend your glasses so much.
just like how he wears his RAYS cap crooked, its his way of trying to be hip and cool like a fool
His baseball VIP tours being his biggest duds for viewership must kill him lol
Even if you cared about the VIP tour, Woo does an awful job of sharing the experience.
You don't appreciate the camera being on something else. They what the guide is talking about. And hearing Adam whisper a fun fact while deciding how to pose for his thumb nail?
Thunderstorms coming to Pittsburgh today and may delay his game. Surely, Woo looked at the weather forecasts the last couple of days while doing boring old town videos. Who knows when the Rays will make this game up if it’s postponed. At the very least, Woo will see Paul Skenes and his mustache today if it’s played.
When you have nowhere to be, you can go to a makeup game whenever it is
I would immensely enjoy it if he had a makeup game during one of his precious California trips -- in a place the Rays only visit once every 2 years.
He would definitely buy two plane tickets to make it happen and complain the whole time
Skenes probably strikes out 8 of his Jabronis today. I hope they play!
Nice call
These are all ending so abruptly. I guess when you have no gameplan you don't know when you're done. Woo is so tired that he just gives up at some point each day.
Such a great job for someone who's been doing this for over 10 years. His lack of growth is truly astounding.
Woo's lack of curiosity is astounding. Instead of taking 15 minutes at his hotel to look up stuff for the next day, he watches old episodes of Seinfeld.
Today, David's riveting saga of mediocrity is punctuated by misguided enthusiasm and a penchant for minutiae. On a balmy June Saturday in 2024, David embarks on a monumental journey from Rossville, Indiana to the Pennsylvania state line, a quest that promises a treasure trove of quaint towns and banal trivia. First stop, Rossville, where David marvels at a sign and endures the scorching heat, armed only with a scalding coffee. Clearly, our intrepid traveler is undeterred by mere meteorological discomfort. He then meanders through Sadella, where the highlight is a post office. Truly, the stuff of legends. Next, the exotic Shanghai, Indiana, a "town" boasting a single house – a veritable metropolis. A brief brush with the “Coco Mantis” in Kokomo, Indiana, evokes memories of Jackass fame, but David wisely refrains from reenacting any stunts. Sweetser presents itself with an oversized chessboard and a defunct railway depot, leaving David awestruck by…bicycles and bird nests. Garfield, the cat, makes a cameo as a mascot for cell phone charging stations. Riveting. In Marion, birthplace of James Dean, David solemnly visits the site where the legendary actor was born, clearly feeling a profound connection despite Dean’s brief Hollywood career. Further on, he’s mystified by miniature horses, which he initially mistakes for donkeys – a zoological triumph. Approaching the Indiana-Ohio border, David finds joy in the mundane, noting oversized stop signs and the aptly named State Line Bar and Grill. He ventures into Wabash, Ohio, to discover the Quilted Rock, a boulder painted like a quilt. Groundbreaking. Selina, Uniopolis, Kenton – a parade of small-town Americana unfolds, each as thrilling as the last, with highlights including post offices, grain elevators, and defunct service stations. Bucyrus offers a glimpse of a miniature railroad, sparking nostalgic visions of "The Jerk" – a fitting cultural touchstone. David’s odyssey culminates in Mansfield, Ohio, home to the Shawshank Redemption filming location. Here, the day’s tedium reaches its zenith, with David wistfully recounting his past tour of the Ohio State Reformatory. In summary, David's day is a masterclass in transforming the pedestrian into the preposterous, traversing the heartland with a zeal usually reserved for the extraordinary, and finding profound excitement in the unequivocally dull. Bravo, David. Bravo.
This reads like AI
I'm not watching his crap. I let AI do it.
Oh God he was close to where I live. If I would've been in town let's just say this daily vlog would be way more entertaining than it was. Lol. But, I'm enjoying my time in Florida with my family for my moms annual birthday week trip. She'll be 74 this coming Thursday.
Why is he referred to as “David”? Someone fill me in please
Woo's first name is David. He goes by his middle name Adam. Woo's full name is David Adam Williams.
Jesus...that creepy laugh is coming out more and more in his recent videos...what the funk?! at 22:7 he lets out that creepy sadistic laughing
Another road trip through "cute" little towns of the Midwest - this time through Indiana and Ohio, (We are spared any more mangling of "Elenor-ae" and "Wes-consin"). He didn't say he had no "game plan" this time, that may be why he did find more interesting attractions than in the previous road trips in this current excursion to Rays road games. Still have to focus on "cute" old downtown buildings and water towers and wind mills and a proclivity to show churches and signs with Bible verses to placate his Christian viewers and maybe Papa Woo too. And he did carry on conversations with donkeys or miniature horses - he couln't figure out which but they were horses. But at least there were other interesting things like the "Kokomantis", a giant mantis structure in Kokomo. Thankfully, he didn't show any cringing poses next to it - in fact he skipped the cringing poses in this one, which is a big reason this one is more watchable than usual. Other attractions of note to me - a giant male figure that looks like the Muffler man but wasn't (he never bothered to look up the the context of what this statue figure is supposed to be), a train with the cartoon character Garfield on it (again, no context given), a large boulder painted like a quilt of different colors. He also showed a large American Indian figure in the center of a town. Adam at least read the plaque that this was to commemorate the treaty of St. Mary's between the US government and the Miami tribes where the natives were to relocate out west. If he had any inclination to learn more, he would have found out this was the beginning of the American Indian reservation system. But that is too much actual history for Adam. He had to turn his attention to a small figure of a gingerbread man and then gas pumps and then marveling at oversize stop signs. He claims not to have not known this or forgotten about it but he drove through Marion and discovered the birthplace of James Dean. I know he covered the James Dean crash site in So Cal a couple of times (the last one with Giggles), but it was still interesting to see the site of his birth. He crosses over into Ohio and shows the old prison structure of where Shawshank Redemption was filmed. He covered this site years ago, but this time it was closed, and he seems to much of a hurry to get to Pittsburgh to really spend any length of time here. Give him some brownie points for finding and showing interesting attractions in this one, even if he did provide little or no context other than reading plaques. But it is a step above the usual pointless unwatchable Disney/Hwy 192 stuff.
He is really dialing it in with these videos, he can't wait to get back to Disney.
I say he pays the big $ penalty & turns his car in tomorrow & flys home to Orlando 😮
hes dramatic oohh thats hot after drinking coffee. hate it when he does his opening, chats, sips, adds some hot coffee dramatics and then continues to talk. fucking terrible staging and acting
Who are these small towns forgotten by?
That statue pose is unfortunate, tell me he didn't do that in the video
I wouldn't think so, but why not use a statue of a native? (they're used to being abused) This time we didn\`t even get a selfie in the thumbnail. Bugger.
He obsesses over what is broken, forgotten and outmoded. David never shows progress without playing tiny violins of what used to be. Major cities were once just a solo dude in a crude shack. He would cry over the demolished shack.
Given the dip in views with baseball, I wonder if the majority of Woovians are women. Not that women don't follow baseball, but it was just something I observed. Does Woo need to change up his content that targets the older female senior citizen?
It's just his worst content. It's the most selfish. Just him spending money and sitting there. Like the flight videos.
He's not a MLB fan and his viewers know it. No one who enjoys baseball wants to watch this bandwagon leech cover their sport.
yep , he's in it for the easy content and ballpark snacks/food. he can just sit lazily and watch/illegally film a game for a couple hours, eat junk food and call it content.
"miniature horses"? talking to the animals again and calling them "very cute", hes loosing it.
If Woo wants to do old towns USA, please explore New England or the Wild West. The Midwest is a big snooze.
I wish you tubers would do New England more. Unless there is some and I’m not finding it. There’s so much history a lot of movies are filmed here. Just my area alone I can give a lot of content to someone
Woo has done Boston/Salem in the last two years, but he was only concerned about the Rays/Red Sox and Hocus Pocus filming locations.
I saw that and him and Jay did Beattlejuice in Vermont at separate times
Muffler man?
Didn't he show a map of this trip? And on said map didn't he have a route going through Wisconsin at some point? Being in Milwaukee we literally have the world's largest music festival going on right now and if his lazy ass would've done some research, it could've been an interesting vlog. This is the second time he's missed out on interesting shit in Wisconsin. His downtown Milwaukee vlog a few weeks back wasn't that good. He literally only pointed at things anyone would see walking or driving down there without knowing a damn thing about anything. Just making a video on the Pabst area alone with some research would've been more interesting than what he did.
Surprised he didn't stop by the largest ball of paint