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Are you really able to eat all of the food you're getting? Love your Crispin Gloveresque voice and Thomas Guide skillz!

Very well done and well presented. Great job!

Too bad C. C. Brown's shop was more valuable as a Hollywood Boulevard retail location. The warm chocolate sauce had a very distinct flavor and texture.

Where's the cabbage on the Oki's Dog.

From LA i didn't know oki dog was a thing 😂😅

Let me make background music for your videos!

stumbled upon your videos and have been loving them! really well done

No modern technology -- except for that Apple EarPod in his ear.

love it it's giving Huell Howser

ugh can i come next time!

You missed the burrito. Invted at El Cholo (original location on Western) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burrito

I enjoyed watching you use the Thomas Guide. It's been years since I've used one. We always called it as, part of the destination/journey. In and Out. I have one almost within walking distance of my home. I havent had one in more than a year. They are good, but super sloppy. I have to bring mine home rather that to tackle it in the resaurant. Plus, I dont like their fries at all. Even when i ask for them extra crisp, yahhhh ill pass. PINKS, besn their once, now i can say lve been there, and dont feel like I need to go again. But hey, I'm from Chicago and we know a thing or two about good vienna beef hot dogs. I just found your channel quite by accident, and I'm enjoying it. You look a whole lot like my grandson who's in the Air Force. He's in Delaware and misses In and Out. 😊

LA. Underrated...

$6.79 for a corndog is outrageous

Its too bad that the Mochi ice-cream shop is no longer in little Tokyo, as that's another LA invention.

Going to the OG Tommy’s is some real LA sh** ❤

Maybe you could venture down to San Diego and try camel milk from a farm there.

I love your LA attitude. Like’s good here, and so is the food. You inspired me to try the LA public transportation at least once. Except for the bus, which I did a lot, a long time ago. Now come to my side of town, which is the SFV.

2:14 That is an inclined cableway, not a funicular. A funicular is a special case of an inclined cableway which has two cars connected as a counterbalance.

Man I miss downtown LA. Used to work down there and eat way too much food down there. But everything is amazing.

Tommys is da bomb😋

Found your videos yesterday, I hit the like button and subscribed right away. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to many more Los Angeles adventures with you.

Brian I think your videos are really good and also at least to me very very funny. Having been born and raised and grown up in LA with a Thomas guide in my trunk since I was 16 years old I find it funny that you have to explain to people how it works. And yes, Langers has the best pastrami in the world. Keep up the great videos! Now I'm going to see how a dog gets cremated. 😂

Phillipe's actually has proof in print of its French dip's invention. Old newspapers and family records .Its name came a French fashion trend at the time. Whereas Coles has more of a hearsay, 3rd 4th, 5th person, oral history from former workers, owners, allegedly passed down stories of its invention.

Fun!

I appreciate the public transit, it dosent get a enough love and always a bad reputation

Love the video! It brought back fond memories of my years living in LA. Oh for an original Tommy’s burger…

I was once assaulted at the WeHo Oki-Dog by a (possibly homeless) guy who was stopping traffic to wash the cars' windshields, because I was in line in front of him. Good times. My opinion of the food is that the first bite is great, but it gets less good with each successive bite. I was over it about halfway through. Now I'm craving a double dipped lamb with spicy mustard.

LA is a very underrated food city...and museum city as well. Be careful for the whole hollywood trap

MOAR!

I cannot place your age, you are the oldest looking young man or youngest looking old man, must be that sweet mustache.

I enjoyed the video and that you the bus too, so cool. If you do another one like this look into Panda Inn Restaurant (as in the OG) the first location for Panda Express (1st one in Glendale Galleria). Panda is the creator of Orange Chicken

Thank you for showing off all the public transit. Its awesome

hell yes…i was raised on OG tommy’s. since before i could even reach the kid sized counters. now im stopping by weekly, addicting 😋

Get out of my area hipster bozo

That’s a deal 🤑 these days for that much food in the Oki dog 😮

COLES every day every time. A much better flavor and make, plus the location is such an awesome old bar feel. So much better food and ingredients. Philippe's is popular as it can handle a larger crowd, it is just a large deli and great for after a Dodger game to come and hang with the crowd. Too Salty, and the flavor is because of the jou. Don't take my word for it go do a taste test day and let me know how you like it one after the other. I recommend Coles first so you can taste it clean without the sloppy salty flavour.

Dude! No "tail o the pup"?

10:58 I love it when a menu says "french dip with au jus" lol

Dang your mustache has a life of it's own! Feed that thing!!

I hate this video. I hate your personality

cobb salad is girl dinner salad

"My father was a horse radish!" Hahahaha

Great to see a fellow Fairfax Lion having fun out there. Keep it up!

Enjoyed the video especially since he visited two of my favorite LA eateries, Philippe and the original Tommy’s. Just one question: who unwraps a Tommy’s chili burger to eat it?! The paper wrapper helps keep it all together while eating.

I got very drunk on buffalo milk once because when my best friend and I discovered it on our catalina trip, we Could. Not. Stop. it was just too damn good!

I wish you had gone to a traditional old Japanese restaurant instead of where you went

so glad you got recommended, Would love to see your take on Orange County! Are you a hasanabi head?

i love seeing this love for LA, especially with public transport. I'm a frequent rider on it and honestly I just love the journey of going on bus/train to wherever I'm headed to. You meet different people and see different sites. I still feel like I haven't seen everything in the city, but again its part of the journey being from here.

Just found this channel, while I live in OC and haven't spent much time in LA, the amount of love you have for LA makes watching your videos an absolute joy!