The recipe for orange Julius is easy. The reason it’s different now is because they can’t use raw egg white to make it frothy. They use egg white protein powder now. The original was oj, egg white, vanilla, ice & then blend.
Well I'm here in Texas they just got rid of the last of the orange julius by me I am so sad to hear that because I was really love them things I remember when they first opened here in Texas by me
I love those historic explorations ! The ROY Rogers Museum closed years ago and was moved to Branson MO where the new museum also closed due to financial problems. RFD-TV bought Trigger, Buttermilk and Bullet-. Now they are at the John Wayne Experience in Fort Worth TX.
Hey Woo! I’m Lori Tucker, this is my brother Tommy’s place. I am laughing because my friends and I were there yesterday too! Haha glad you love the place, there’s really something for everybody. And if you are a valleyite like me , it is jampacked with nostalgia and all the things that surrounded our lives through the years⭐️ loved the video, great detailed coverage 🤘⭐️
Ooh it would be awesome if you did a video on the Brady Bunch house. I’d like to get an update on what’s happened to it after it was recently renovated 👍😃.
The "i" is indeed added with no word... CHP is the acronym for California Highway Patrol, and is pronounced "chip", but for the tv show they actually spelled it out, which is why it is spelled "CHiPs" .... I want to go to this museum. this is fabulous. TFS
Hearts coffee shop was closed because part of the rood fell in, the owners are senior citizens so they just wanted to close it terminally (just open it for movie shoots). So many people who grew of with the place were outspoken that the son is going to take it over with the same menu.
@TheDailyWoo those Trapper John thingys are apparently on the chopping block Checked out another video about those done a few months ago, and seems by October they will likely be gone
Ok Adam, I was doing well all week but those donuts 🍩 are throwing me head first off the wagon today. I’m embracing it. Today is going to be one epic cheat day for myself…a ‘cornucopia’ (if you will) of junk food. I’ll see you back on the wagon tomorrow everyone
Adam, I was born and raised in the Valley. We considered Burbank etc not so much the Valley. Van Nuys over to Chatsworth was more the Valley. We once had ranches, farms, orange and olive groves. Bob's Big Boy, Van Nuys Airport, Wednesday night cruising with classic and sports cars. General Motors, classic signs, Shakeys Pizza, A &W, Pioneer Chicken, Phil Ahns Moongate Restaurant, Drive ins, drive in Restaurants, Orange Julius, filming and so much more. Thanks for the memories.
@@spel10001 oh I know, we in the heart ♥ of the Valley just think of it less so as I stated. Woodland Hills, Porter Ranch, Granada Hills, Northridge, Encino and even parts of Van Nuys have beautiful homes and estates.
@@melinda7949 Nice spots all over the 818, I just meant this side of town has all the Studios and activity. What I like about the heart of the valley as you say, is that it feels like you're away from LA.
OMG!!! Amazing museum! Having major flashbacks of growing up in the Valley! I have so a memories & stories from many items you showed us! Good times!!! 😂 I forgot about Licorice Pizza! I was a frequent flyer there! OMG. I'm homesick... Thanks for taking us with you!!! ❤
Right next to the Hansen Dam, I saw "Basilone Homes". I went to church with Lena Basilone. That was a housing division for veterans, in Los Angeles, in the 1940's. So cool!!!
15:36 - Very Nice to see that Vintage BMX is represented there! The E.T. bike was a model from Kuwahara because it's the same brand, model, that "Elliot" rode in the movie. Kuwahara was a Japanese brand of course, but BMX is definitely rooted in the Valley and many of the bikes were produced in SoCal. I just recently saw that they released a 40th anniversary edition of the bike! Also, there is a movie called "joe kid on a stingray" that talks about the birth of BMX until the present.
Have to add I loved this vlog, we just went a month ago to Burbank and wanted to stop at Bob’s but needed to get on the road as early as possibly cuz it was Memorial weekend and we didn’t want to get stopped on the Grapevine. We went to Universal and the Smokehouse.
I worked at a Bob's Big Boy way back in 1983 to 1986 in Enola, Pa. Seeing some of the same items I cooked on the line brought back memories and the Hot Fudge Cake was delicious and to die for !
My high school was two blocks away from a Big Boy (Metro Detroit area) and they had some food items for sale during lunch each day. I'm not sure if it's the same as Bob's, but the spaghetti was a favorite... Everyone walking around with Big Boy branded quart sized cups full of spaghetti... Good times.
19:24 got a tear in my eye when I saw that Family Fun Arcade sign. Huge piece of my childhood there. Used to be at the corner of Balboa and Devonshire.
I was in Beverly Hills yesterday looking at an antique car and when we were done, we were looking for something to do. This would have been perfect. I'm grabbing my 91-year-old father and taking him there ASAP. Good job on this Adam. These places should be paying you for the free advertising.
The old Busch Gardens was in Van Nuys. It was mainly the brewery tour aboard a monorail. The “park” area was less of a theme park and more lush gardens, boat tour, aviary and that sort of stuff. I did go there once in the 1970’s.
That place is superb! I think opening a museum is a great idea for you. You could incorporate memorabilia from places you've visited and all the pop culture you love. I would totally visit The Wooseum!
Raised in Van Nuys/Sherman Oaks. This is pure nostalgia for me. I remember down the street from my house, there was a KFC and pioneer chicken on the same corner (Van Nuys blvd and burbank blvd).The rivalry was big. Arguements all the time on who was better. Thanks Adam. I've been away for a while now, but I am indeed a Valley Boy!!!
Iconic neon history is so awesome to look at! You are correct in saying the museum is for you…I think it would be for many people who love this kind of history. I really enjoy fast food history. It may be because food ties us with so many memories. I’m not sure if it was that particular Bob’s Big Boy, but I know I’ve been to what looks like that same place every time I had gone to California to visit my birthplace. I love it when the fast food places from days gone by, still look and feel like they did many years ago….I recently commented to a friend that McDonalds is now a brown or black box, instead of the iconic slant roof with the two arches…some that was fun to go to eat, is now a dull box. I miss those days. Wonderful look into the past! Next time try the burger! 😎
Thanks so very much for taking us along on this museum tour. Very nice admission price for so many cool things to see. Both of your food choices looked really good😋 Enjoyed watching from beginning to end and a big thumbs up from us👍🏻
Yep Adam that's the E.T. Kuwahara that Elliott rode! Super collectible BMX bike! "In 2002 Kuwahara decided to reissue the ET model as part of the ET anniversary and the first year anniversary of the opening of Universal Studios in Japan. Kuwahara made a limited run of 300 bikes which used NOS (New Old Stock) frame and fork kits from the early 80's and later model parts that were similar (but not authentic) for a special anniversary edition of the ET Kuwahara that was known as the KZ-2.5"🚴👽
living in burbank during the 60s and 70s spent many a friday night at bobs, burbank was a great place to live and still a special area of the san fernando valley
This really has me busting with nostalgia, especially for those signs. l literally drove past the Mustang liquor store on Sherman Way yesterday and wondered for the umpteenth time whatever happened to that neon horse that was taken down about a decade ago. Now l know, at least it was salvaged and restored. There's a painted horse there now. l worked at that very Del Taco 44 years ago and grew up just a few blocks away and now live 3 miles away. ln 55 years, l hadn't travelled farther east than the Grand Canyon, but on the second day visiting my sister in Florida a couple years ago, who do l bump into on Market St.? Adam! Then l find out a few months ago he was in my own backyard just for the heck of it, that's nuts! Now l'm def going to check out that museum. Really enjoyed this video. Thanks!
Wow , this video warmed my heart and gave me all kinds of nostalgic feels and happiness . I was born in Van Nuys and I recognize so much of this stuff. I have an uncle and cousin in The Stuntman's Hall of Fame , Junior Bear Hudkins and Bobbie Herron . My great uncle Ace Hudkins along with his brother Art owned Hudkins' Brother's Movieland Ranch and they were the original owners of Trigger and Silver . Silver's real name was High Yo Silver and actually 6 horses played Silver . Tonto owned his own horse . My uncle Ace used to rent wagons and ranch stuff plus horses of course to all the studios and he would then have the studio making the Western hire his nephews to do stunts in the movies and it was so much fun hearing about the ranch and hearing the stories of movie stars . Dale Evens had to make payments on Trigger . My cousin Bobby Herron was stunt double for Robert Conrad in Wild Wild West . Bobby also was head of the Stuntman's association at one time . Now the Ranch was eventually sold and is now part of Forest Lawn Glendale . My Aunt Liz used to work at Sportsman Lodge . Great memories . Thank you so much Adam .
Wow...I grew up about a couple miles from the Palomino. Licorice pizza. I am an authentic VALLEY GIRL lol..818 4-ever! You've literally shown my stomping grounds- my entire childhood is there! I have to go take a lil daytrip there now. Thanks for showing this place Adam!
Adam was born in LA many years ago Now in TN. I Remer my Dad taking me to Roy Rodgers Ranch when I was 5 or so and standing next to Roy Rodgers as my picture on his horse Trigger (wish I still wish I had the picture. Also we use to eat all the time at Bob's Big boy in Burbank, also at the Pioneers Chicken in Wilmington (it was inside a grocery store.....Miss thar yummy chicken. Also in Long Beach Shakeys pizza ... My daddy also took me to Bush Gardens..... 34:46 We lived all over.... Burbank...LA Long Beach....and so many others. Thanks Adam for the memories. Now about Georgia where I lived about half of my life, maybe even more.
Always love see the Big Boy! 🍔 and the Monster Movie stuff soooo good, dang this place is incredible with all the old signs and neon especially the mickey ds one that was cool
That museum was amazing I haven’t see some of that stuff in who knows how long but thanks to you Adam it was like taking a trip down memory lane and one place you showed was Sambo’s and boy did I eat there a lot as a kid growing up and there was one a few blocks from my house but in the words of you Adam its been erased from existence I mean its been gone for many years so has the Pioneer Chicken that was down the street from Sambo’s and it just hurts to see thing that were once loved now gone that’s why it’s nice to have places like that museum so people like you and me can enjoy what once was and if you think about it a lot of the things in that museum are collectible and worth a lot of money man I truly do miss the old days where life was more easy going and the architecture was thatch better looking like in my favorite time period the 70s so Adam you really made my day with that museum also I’ve been to that Bobs Big Boy many times I love the look of it and I love the car show they have in their parking lot on Fridays thanks again for a fantastic day now with that peace ☮️ love ❤️ and happiness to you Adam and Daphne and I’ll see you on the next awesome Adam the daily woo adventure peace ☮️ out ✌️
So many things I remember from back in the dayin that museum that aren't here anymore😢 like Van de Kamps bakery with neon blue windmill. And Sambo's restaurant, my dad used to take me and my brother to the location that was on Santa Monica blvd. near 20th. While my mom was at the doctor across the street, he would take us there to get hot chocolate with whipped cream. That museum is so cool, but overwhelming with memories of things that sadly aren't here anymore. Great video, I would really like to visit that museum.
Yet another great vlog with Adam the woo & Daphne. I remember growing up in Memphis, Tennessee & going to Bob's Big Boy when I was in preschool. Then we moved 2 Colorado & went 2 one in Boulder. There is no BBB in the Midwest, unfortunately. I'm glad we joined the two of you. That museum was so cool. Seeing the Karate Kid apartments was pretty cool, too. Thank you for everything you guys do.
Valley Relics Museum is my type of place too! Soooo much retro goodness. They were just given a bunch of Chris n Pitts signs from the Whittier, Ca. Location that closed recently. Chilli Cheese spaghetti is my go to at the Norco Bob's Big Boy 👍
My favorites were always the chili spaghetti and chocolate shakes! Tuna sandwich with fries and a coke was always my second fav! I am happy to know there is still a Bob's around.
Perfect!! with Daphne she is a Valley Girl, 🎀and those Donuts!! 🍩You have great will power to pass them up, glad Daphne bought one!! Love todays Vlog, with all the memorabilia, so interesting!! Good to see Ya, Both....Have a Great Time!!!🌴🌴
Ahhhhh Malibu Grand Prix. I miss the castle that used to be in Redwood City CA. The oversized exterminator guy was seen on the north bound side of 101 along with the It's It factory when we'd go south bound Great America. Then there was Orange Julius in Tanforan Mall in San Bruno. Thank you for this video. It brought back a lot of good childhood memories. San Francisco had 2 Pioneer Chicken locations. Both are long gone.
I bought an Orange Julius in a mall in San Diego in the early ninties and won a Trekk mountain bike off the bottom of the cup giveaway sticker. The first and only time I ever had an Orange Julius as I moved back to Michigan not long after.
Well you learn something everyday, always thought Ronald was the first and only mascot for mc Donald's but no it was Speedee created by Wilard Scott and the Golden Arches arrived from 1962, i looked that bit up Adam lol, brilliant museum
We loved Sambo's- great breakfast for two bucks, coffee with refills for 10 cents. We would meet once a week before high school classes, and in the evenings-thanks Adam!
Oh man that neon signs room alone is worth all of it! 😍 especially that perfect Pioneer Chicken sign, it's been a few years since I've been. I need to find me one of those little adorable Pioneer Chicken chefs. Also never realized that Exterminator rat was holding a knife and fork behind its back, thats friggin hilarious. And then Bob's Big Boy Burbank? perfect way to end the day. 👍
I love the Valley Relics Museum. Anyone in the L.A. area that hasn't been there should really check it out. So much to see and, when I was there the first time, I got to meet pop culture historian Charles Phoenix. And, as for Bob's Big Boy, you and I seem to have the same taste, Adam. I always order the Chili Spaghetti too. I've been eating that since I was a kid. Thanks for another awesome video!
HEY ATW...TODAY'S EPISODE WAS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! I will be watching at least 10 times today to try and soak in all what you filmed. Of all the museums you have been to, THIS one took the cake! Jeannie's bottle!?!! Spencer Tracy's hat from "It's a Mad, Mad Mad Mad Mad World". The guy with the burger was from A&W Drive In. You and TheDaphneShow did a great job today.
I've heard Dave Ghorl himself bought that karate kid apt. Complex. To save it...that's why there's only one old school apt. Complex still left on the block
I've been wondering if you'd notice this on your own, but there's a black speck on your lens that's been on left side of your videos for the past couple of weeks. Just thought you should know :) Okay, I see that later in the video it disappeared. Never mind! **Edit** And the speck returned for the outdoor scenes at the end.
Back in the day I heard that the ‘HI’ in the name ‘CHIPS’ stood for ‘highway’. Just thought I would share that bit of memory with you! Thanks for your awesome videos! I love watching them.
Pioneer Chicken, I loved that place growing up in Los Angeles, the chicken there was so unique to all the other places that offered up the yardbird, great memories. Love me some Bob's Big Boy as well, sadly haven't been there in ages, but maybe on my next road trip?
Bobs Big statue brings me so many child memories! Back then who knows if the food was good, but eating at this place because of Bob holding the burger, I always wanted to go! The closest one was 2 hrs away! Thanks!!!
Awesome museum. I went to the Bob's Big Boy in Culver City in the 1970's-early 1980. The Busch Gardens was in Van Nuys and had a great show and it was at the Budweiser facility. Went there in the mid 1970's.
Awesome video Adam! Thanks for adding another place for me to visit. I love these types of museums that cover vintage neon, vintage fast food restaurants, and vintage mascots. Speaking of vintage restaurants, have you visited Johnie's Coffee Shop on Wilshire?
@@Brian_Buckley my first song on hearing pirate was a classic I mean classic B-side of a Kansas song the next song was Iron Maiden wrathchild I'll never forget it love that station
Wow you name it's here.What a great awesome musium.Really enjoyed this video today.Adam you are full of surprises I can't wait for tomorrow's vlog.From Universal Jamie.
We had a Malibu Grand Prix in Cincinnati Ohio. It was the ultimate in go cart racing. The track was tougher than most where your lap times were clocked. To race an actual current drivers license was required, and a Malibu racer drivers license was issued for an additional charge. The race cars were expensive and it insured they were misused. It was really fun, but got expensive at the same time.
Cool Bob's Big Boy has Burbank Airport original Angle. My Friend Portland Oregon had One shorter more Straight up 1980s other States thought Angle Risque.
Adam, there's a Veggie Grill (Vegan Restaurant) across the street from Bob's Big Boy. They too are an LA landmark with many locations all over California. I absolutely love Veggie Grill and highly recommend you and Daphne to try them. You will not be disappointed by their food, but more than likely quite surprised.
This really is a hidden gem of entertainment and general Valley artifacts. Thanks for shining a light on this place.
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The recipe for orange Julius is easy. The reason it’s different now is because they can’t use raw egg white to make it frothy. They use egg white protein powder now. The original was oj, egg white, vanilla, ice & then blend.
Okay buying another blender. Than you😊
My friend and I would bike to the one in Marina Del Rey, boy was that good!!!
Well I'm here in Texas they just got rid of the last of the orange julius by me I am so sad to hear that because I was really love them things I remember when they first opened here in Texas by me
I recall adding vodka to Orange Julius back in the 1970s, yum!
I love those historic explorations ! The ROY Rogers Museum closed years ago and was moved to Branson MO where the new museum also closed due to financial problems. RFD-TV bought Trigger, Buttermilk and Bullet-. Now they are at the John Wayne Experience in Fort Worth TX.
Hey Woo! I’m Lori Tucker, this is my brother Tommy’s place. I am laughing because my friends and I were there yesterday too! Haha glad you love the place, there’s really something for everybody. And if you are a valleyite like me , it is jampacked with nostalgia and all the things that surrounded our lives through the years⭐️ loved the video, great detailed coverage 🤘⭐️
Thank you from Canada so much Adam for all you do entertaining us who can’t do what you do.
I can't believe there are still Big Bob's in existence! Thank youuuuuu !!
That museum is amazing! All those neon signs are epic!
Ooh it would be awesome if you did a video on the Brady Bunch house. I’d like to get an update on what’s happened to it after it was recently renovated 👍😃.
The "i" is indeed added with no word... CHP is the acronym for California Highway Patrol, and is pronounced "chip", but for the tv show they actually spelled it out, which is why it is spelled "CHiPs" .... I want to go to this museum. this is fabulous. TFS
My family lived on the West Coast during the 1960's. So loved this video.. lots of memories. Thank you both.
Great to have You,Adam visiting Our beloved Valley😍
The theme song to Fall Guy is one of the best ever done. The 80’s was definitely the glory days for TV theme songs.
Hearts coffee shop was closed because part of the rood fell in, the owners are senior citizens so they just wanted to close it terminally (just open it for movie shoots). So many people who grew of with the place were outspoken that the son is going to take it over with the same menu.
I can picture Spicolli spilling out of the side of that van! 😀
Ha same
@TheDailyWoo those Trapper John thingys are apparently on the chopping block
Checked out another video about those done a few months ago, and seems by October they will likely be gone
Ok Adam, I was doing well all week but those donuts 🍩 are throwing me head first off the wagon today. I’m embracing it. Today is going to be one epic cheat day for myself…a ‘cornucopia’ (if you will) of junk food. I’ll see you back on the wagon tomorrow everyone
Oh, you don't like girls , huh?
Adam, I was born and raised in the Valley. We considered Burbank etc not so much the Valley. Van Nuys over to Chatsworth was more the Valley. We once had ranches, farms, orange and olive groves. Bob's Big Boy, Van Nuys Airport, Wednesday night cruising with classic and sports cars. General Motors, classic signs, Shakeys Pizza, A &W, Pioneer Chicken, Phil Ahns Moongate Restaurant, Drive ins, drive in Restaurants, Orange Julius, filming and so much more. Thanks for the memories.
Those were the days❤❤❤❤
Burbank and Glendale are 818 so it's the Valley, just the nicer side.
@@spel10001 oh I know, we in the heart ♥ of the Valley just think of it less so as I stated. Woodland Hills, Porter Ranch, Granada Hills, Northridge, Encino and even parts of Van Nuys have beautiful homes and estates.
@@melinda7949 Nice spots all over the 818, I just meant this side of town has all the Studios and activity. What I like about the heart of the valley as you say, is that it feels like you're away from LA.
OMG!!! Amazing museum! Having major flashbacks of growing up in the Valley! I have so a memories & stories from many items you showed us! Good times!!! 😂 I forgot about Licorice Pizza! I was a frequent flyer there! OMG. I'm homesick... Thanks for taking us with you!!! ❤
Bobs big boy and the A&W root beer family were made by Bill Swan at international fiberglass.
Right next to the Hansen Dam, I saw "Basilone Homes". I went to church with Lena Basilone. That was a housing division for veterans, in Los Angeles, in the 1940's. So cool!!!
Thanks for taking me along to the Valley Relics Museum today. SO many things from my childhood! All the feels and memories...
15:36 - Very Nice to see that Vintage BMX is represented there! The E.T. bike was a model from Kuwahara because it's the same brand, model, that "Elliot" rode in the movie. Kuwahara was a Japanese brand of course, but BMX is definitely rooted in the Valley and many of the bikes were produced in SoCal. I just recently saw that they released a 40th anniversary edition of the bike! Also, there is a movie called "joe kid on a stingray" that talks about the birth of BMX until the present.
This museum will be on my Visit list next time I'm in The area! So many neat items that brings back the Nostalgia!
Yassss...Can't go wrong with the spaghetti chili, with triple onions! Another great episode. The Valley Relics Museum is definitely up my alley.
Have to add I loved this vlog, we just went a month ago to Burbank and wanted to stop at Bob’s but needed to get on the road as early as possibly cuz it was Memorial weekend and we didn’t want to get stopped on the Grapevine. We went to Universal and the Smokehouse.
I worked at a Bob's Big Boy way back in 1983 to 1986 in Enola, Pa. Seeing some of the same items I cooked on the line brought back memories and the Hot Fudge Cake was delicious and to die for !
Awesome museum!! Love all of the ashtrays, signs etc. I would spend sooo much time in there! Awesome video😊
My high school was two blocks away from a Big Boy (Metro Detroit area) and they had some food items for sale during lunch each day. I'm not sure if it's the same as Bob's, but the spaghetti was a favorite... Everyone walking around with Big Boy branded quart sized cups full of spaghetti... Good times.
19:24 got a tear in my eye when I saw that Family Fun Arcade sign. Huge piece of my childhood there. Used to be at the corner of Balboa and Devonshire.
I love this. I grew up in Sunland and spent a lot of time in Burbank as a young teenager. I live in Chicago now and miss the LA weather a lot!
I was in Beverly Hills yesterday looking at an antique car and when we were done, we were looking for something to do. This would have been perfect.
I'm grabbing my 91-year-old father and taking him there ASAP.
Good job on this Adam. These places should be paying you for the free advertising.
What a great video, so full of nostalgic memories. I'm looking forward to your next vlog.
The old Busch Gardens was in Van Nuys. It was mainly the brewery tour aboard a monorail. The “park” area was less of a theme park and more lush gardens, boat tour, aviary and that sort of stuff. I did go there once in the 1970’s.
That place is superb! I think opening a museum is a great idea for you. You could incorporate memorabilia from places you've visited and all the pop culture you love. I would totally visit The Wooseum!
Raised in Van Nuys/Sherman Oaks. This is pure nostalgia for me. I remember down the street from my house, there was a KFC and pioneer chicken on the same corner (Van Nuys blvd and burbank blvd).The rivalry was big. Arguements all the time on who was better. Thanks Adam. I've been away for a while now, but I am indeed a Valley Boy!!!
Iconic neon history is so awesome to look at! You are correct in saying the museum is for you…I think it would be for many people who love this kind of history. I really enjoy fast food history. It may be because food ties us with so many memories.
I’m not sure if it was that particular Bob’s Big Boy, but I know I’ve been to what looks like that same place every time I had gone to California to visit my birthplace. I love it when the fast food places from days gone by, still look and feel like they did many years ago….I recently commented to a friend that McDonalds is now a brown or black box, instead of the iconic slant roof with the two arches…some that was fun to go to eat, is now a dull box. I miss those days.
Wonderful look into the past! Next time try the burger! 😎
Thanks so very much for taking us along on this museum tour. Very nice admission price for so many cool things to see. Both of your food choices looked really good😋 Enjoyed watching from beginning to end and a big thumbs up from us👍🏻
Yep Adam that's the E.T. Kuwahara that Elliott rode! Super collectible BMX bike! "In 2002 Kuwahara decided to reissue the ET model as part of the ET anniversary and the first year anniversary of the opening of Universal Studios in Japan. Kuwahara made a limited run of 300 bikes which used NOS (New Old Stock) frame and fork kits from the early 80's and later model parts that were similar (but not authentic) for a special anniversary edition of the ET Kuwahara that was known as the KZ-2.5"🚴👽
Always wanted one of those...I mean it could fly sooo...😂
living in burbank during the 60s and 70s spent many a friday night at bobs, burbank was a great place to live and still a special area of the san fernando valley
Oh this place is right up my alley! Definitely putting it on the list for my next CA trip!
This really has me busting with nostalgia, especially for those signs. l literally drove past the Mustang liquor store on Sherman Way yesterday and wondered for the umpteenth time whatever happened to that neon horse that was taken down about a decade ago. Now l know, at least it was salvaged and restored. There's a painted horse there now. l worked at that very Del Taco 44 years ago and grew up just a few blocks away and now live 3 miles away. ln 55 years, l hadn't travelled farther east than the Grand Canyon, but on the second day visiting my sister in Florida a couple years ago, who do l bump into on Market St.? Adam! Then l find out a few months ago he was in my own backyard just for the heck of it, that's nuts! Now l'm def going to check out that museum. Really enjoyed this video. Thanks!
Wow , this video warmed my heart and gave me all kinds of nostalgic feels and happiness . I was born in Van Nuys and I recognize so much of this stuff. I have an uncle and cousin in The Stuntman's Hall of Fame , Junior Bear Hudkins and Bobbie Herron . My great uncle Ace Hudkins along with his brother Art owned Hudkins' Brother's Movieland Ranch and they were the original owners of Trigger and Silver . Silver's real name was High Yo Silver and actually 6 horses played Silver . Tonto owned his own horse . My uncle Ace used to rent wagons and ranch stuff plus horses of course to all the studios and he would then have the studio making the Western hire his nephews to do stunts in the movies and it was so much fun hearing about the ranch and hearing the stories of movie stars . Dale Evens had to make payments on Trigger . My cousin Bobby Herron was stunt double for Robert Conrad in Wild Wild West . Bobby also was head of the Stuntman's association at one time . Now the Ranch was eventually sold and is now part of Forest Lawn Glendale . My Aunt Liz used to work at Sportsman Lodge . Great memories . Thank you so much Adam .
@blurpledragon wow! That's so interesting, thank you for sharing!!! What a legacy!!
Wow...I grew up about a couple miles from the Palomino. Licorice pizza. I am an authentic VALLEY GIRL lol..818 4-ever! You've literally shown my stomping grounds- my entire childhood is there! I have to go take a lil daytrip there now. Thanks for showing this place Adam!
I still have my 818 area code.
I agree Adam. This place is right up my alley as well. Love it. This was a great video to watch.
Omygosh flashback, I had a Munsters lunchbox! So cool to see that again.
Adam was born in LA many years ago Now in TN.
I Remer my Dad taking me to Roy Rodgers Ranch when I was 5 or so and standing next to Roy Rodgers as my picture on his horse Trigger (wish I still wish I had the picture.
Also we use to eat all the time at
Bob's Big boy in Burbank, also at the Pioneers Chicken in Wilmington (it was inside a grocery store.....Miss thar yummy chicken.
Also in Long Beach Shakeys pizza ...
My daddy also took me to Bush Gardens..... 34:46
We lived all over....
Burbank...LA Long Beach....and so many others.
Thanks Adam for the memories.
Now about Georgia where I lived about half of my life, maybe even more.
WOW! Great museum!
Always love see the Big Boy! 🍔 and the Monster Movie stuff soooo good, dang this place is incredible with all the old signs and neon especially the mickey ds one that was cool
That museum was amazing I haven’t see some of that stuff in who knows how long but thanks to you Adam it was like taking a trip down memory lane and one place you showed was Sambo’s and boy did I eat there a lot as a kid growing up and there was one a few blocks from my house but in the words of you Adam its been erased from existence I mean its been gone for many years so has the Pioneer Chicken that was down the street from Sambo’s and it just hurts to see thing that were once loved now gone that’s why it’s nice to have places like that museum so people like you and me can enjoy what once was and if you think about it a lot of the things in that museum are collectible and worth a lot of money man I truly do miss the old days where life was more easy going and the architecture was thatch better looking like in my favorite time period the 70s so Adam you really made my day with that museum also I’ve been to that Bobs Big Boy many times I love the look of it and I love the car show they have in their parking lot on Fridays thanks again for a fantastic day now with that peace ☮️ love ❤️ and happiness to you Adam and Daphne and I’ll see you on the next awesome Adam the daily woo adventure peace ☮️ out ✌️
that museum had some really cool things
So many things I remember from back in the dayin that museum that aren't here anymore😢 like Van de Kamps bakery with neon blue windmill. And Sambo's restaurant, my dad used to take me and my brother to the location that was on Santa Monica blvd. near 20th. While my mom was at the doctor across the street, he would take us there to get hot chocolate with whipped cream. That museum is so cool, but overwhelming with memories of things that sadly aren't here anymore. Great video, I would really like to visit that museum.
Yet another great vlog with Adam the woo & Daphne. I remember growing up in Memphis, Tennessee & going to Bob's Big Boy when I was in preschool. Then we moved 2 Colorado & went 2 one in Boulder. There is no BBB in the Midwest, unfortunately. I'm glad we joined the two of you. That museum was so cool. Seeing the Karate Kid apartments was pretty cool, too. Thank you for everything you guys do.
Valley Relics Museum is my type of place too! Soooo much retro goodness. They were just given a bunch of Chris n Pitts signs from the Whittier, Ca. Location that closed recently. Chilli Cheese spaghetti is my go to at the Norco Bob's Big Boy 👍
Wow what great video and amazing museum !
Great video. Grew up in southern Ca. This brought back lots of memories. Thanks😊
Cool to see the filming location for The Karate Kid!
My favorites were always the chili spaghetti and chocolate shakes! Tuna sandwich with fries and a coke was always my second fav! I am happy to know there is still a Bob's around.
Perfect!! with Daphne she is a Valley Girl, 🎀and those Donuts!! 🍩You have great will power to pass them up, glad Daphne bought one!! Love todays Vlog, with all the memorabilia, so interesting!! Good to see Ya, Both....Have a Great Time!!!🌴🌴
My vibe too!! Love the old relics in this place
Its like a Pop culture adventure every time i visit your channel. Love it dude ❤
The figure holding the hamburger is from an A&W drive up restaurant. They also had a momma and a baby figure too.
I've considered going here in the past but after seeing this I am going to make sure I do. Thanks!
I was at the Palomino when Clint Eastwood filmed Every Which Way But Loose. Also watched them film in Georgetown, Colorado.
my friends and i liked to hang at the palomino, say alot of great groups there.
Ahhhhh Malibu Grand Prix. I miss the castle that used to be in Redwood City CA. The oversized exterminator guy was seen on the north bound side of 101 along with the It's It factory when we'd go south bound Great America. Then there was Orange Julius in Tanforan Mall in San Bruno. Thank you for this video. It brought back a lot of good childhood memories. San Francisco had 2 Pioneer Chicken locations. Both are long gone.
Loved the show, Adam. Mucho thanks as always!
Regards, Lloyd C.
I bought an Orange Julius in a mall in San Diego in the early ninties and won a Trekk mountain bike off the bottom of the cup giveaway sticker. The first and only time I ever had an Orange Julius as I moved back to Michigan not long after.
Adam, the statue of the guy holding the hamburger is from A&W drive in. The Burger family…Papa, Mama, and baby burger family. Great root beer floats!
Love watching Adam the woo he covers so much of my childhood as I remember Growing Up in Southern California in the 80s.
Awesome video Adam! The food at Bob's Big Boy looks delicious. I would definitely try that Chili Spaghetti.
Well you learn something everyday, always thought Ronald was the first and only mascot for mc Donald's but no it was Speedee created by Wilard Scott and the Golden Arches arrived from 1962, i looked that bit up Adam lol, brilliant museum
We loved Sambo's- great breakfast for two bucks, coffee with refills for 10 cents. We would meet once a week before high school classes, and in the evenings-thanks Adam!
Oh man that neon signs room alone is worth all of it! 😍 especially that perfect Pioneer Chicken sign, it's been a few years since I've been. I need to find me one of those little adorable Pioneer Chicken chefs. Also never realized that Exterminator rat was holding a knife and fork behind its back, thats friggin hilarious. And then Bob's Big Boy Burbank? perfect way to end the day. 👍
I love the Valley Relics Museum. Anyone in the L.A. area that hasn't been there should really check it out. So much to see and, when I was there the first time, I got to meet pop culture historian Charles Phoenix. And, as for Bob's Big Boy, you and I seem to have the same taste, Adam. I always order the Chili Spaghetti too. I've been eating that since I was a kid. Thanks for another awesome video!
Awesome seeing the neighborhood I grew up in. Left in 86.
HEY ATW...TODAY'S EPISODE WAS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! I will be watching at least 10 times today to try and soak in all what you filmed. Of all the museums you have been to, THIS one took the cake! Jeannie's bottle!?!! Spencer Tracy's hat from "It's a Mad, Mad Mad Mad Mad World". The guy with the burger was from A&W Drive In. You and TheDaphneShow did a great job today.
for sure !
Incredible. Daphne is straight out of Hollywood central casting. 'The Daphne Show'...sounds like fun 😊👍🏻 Another grand slam by Adam!
And I could've sworn her name was Natalie before then all of the sudden it's Daphne.
@@robertholtz thought so too.
Fast Times at Ridgemont High..... what a FANTASTIC movie!!!!
Got any cheap trick tickets, love this movie
@@user-bl6ne3hc6n “I shall serve no fries before their time.”
@@LadyDragonsblood my favorite.
YOUR A DICK!!!!!
I've heard Dave Ghorl himself bought that karate kid apt. Complex. To save it...that's why there's only one old school apt. Complex still left on the block
Boxing headgear is what they're called lol.😂 Super cool video man keep up the good work Adam and Daphne.😂
LOVE all the neon!!🥰
I love Adam's New aviators they look so cool! Thanks for today's video.
I've been wondering if you'd notice this on your own, but there's a black speck on your lens that's been on left side of your videos for the past couple of weeks. Just thought you should know :)
Okay, I see that later in the video it disappeared. Never mind!
**Edit** And the speck returned for the outdoor scenes at the end.
Back in the day I heard that the ‘HI’ in the name ‘CHIPS’ stood for ‘highway’. Just thought I would share that bit of memory with you! Thanks for your awesome videos! I love watching them.
Yes! That's what I heard too - that's why it was a little I as opposed to a capital I on the title card!
Pioneer Chicken, I loved that place growing up in Los Angeles, the chicken there was so unique to all the other places that offered up the yardbird, great memories. Love me some Bob's Big Boy as well, sadly haven't been there in ages, but maybe on my next road trip?
Started going on treadmill while watching your vids!! 29 pounds to lose!
so cool! I forgot all about Sambos!
Bobs Big statue brings me so many child memories! Back then who knows if the food was good, but eating at this place because of Bob holding the burger, I always wanted to go! The closest one was 2 hrs away! Thanks!!!
This place has a epic vibe ! 😆
Awesome museum. I went to the Bob's Big Boy in Culver City in the 1970's-early 1980. The Busch Gardens was in Van Nuys and had a great show and it was at the Budweiser facility. Went there in the mid 1970's.
and speaking of James Arness, did you know his brother is Mission Impossible and Airplane! star Peter Graves
i always appreciate these tasty food moments in vlogs
Awesome video Adam! Thanks for adding another place for me to visit. I love these types of museums that cover vintage neon, vintage fast food restaurants, and vintage mascots. Speaking of vintage restaurants, have you visited Johnie's Coffee Shop on Wilshire?
Pretty sure he has. I believe that's where Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers filmed the video for "Swingin'".
Hitting old TDW places Adam,strolling down memory lane!!
I've saved this vlog on my Playlist. This is a gen-x dream vlog
Holy hell! A Pirate Radio 100.3 t-shirt!!!! Man i miss that station!
Ya it kicked KLOS but,
@@user-bl6ne3hc6n KLOS.was classic Rock with some rock, Pirate was all modern rock and it for sure kicked ass!!
@@Brian_Buckley my first song on hearing pirate was a classic I mean classic B-side of a Kansas song the next song was Iron Maiden wrathchild I'll never forget it love that station
Hi Adam, I'm enjoying all your roadtrips and attractions and traveling videos, be safe out there, love you, your my number 1 CZcamsr
Adam doesn't have a tele-gram
Wow you name it's here.What a great awesome musium.Really enjoyed this video today.Adam you are full of surprises I can't wait for tomorrow's vlog.From Universal Jamie.
We had a Malibu Grand Prix in Cincinnati Ohio. It was the ultimate in go cart racing. The track was tougher than most where your lap times were clocked. To race an actual current drivers license was required, and a Malibu racer drivers license was issued for an additional charge. The race cars were expensive and it insured they were misused. It was really fun, but got expensive at the same time.
Nice to travel with you and Daphne!
Awesome video!
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Cool Bob's Big Boy has Burbank Airport original Angle. My Friend Portland Oregon had One shorter more Straight up 1980s other States thought Angle Risque.
Adam, there's a Veggie Grill (Vegan Restaurant) across the street from Bob's Big Boy. They too are an LA landmark with many locations all over California. I absolutely love Veggie Grill and highly recommend you and Daphne to try them. You will not be disappointed by their food, but more than likely quite surprised.
The old hod dog spot across from Bobs was an LA landmark, not that Vegetarian chain restaurant.