💈 History & Haircut with National Treasure Guardian Angel of Route 66 | Seligman AZ
Вставка
- Опубліковано 4 гру 2017
- Three years after our first Route 66 Wet Shave experience, HairCut Harry returns to Seligman, AZ to finally get a haircut and American history lesson from the Guardian of U.S. Route 66, Angel Delgadillo, who explains to us all the problems in this country and how we the people can continue to keep America a great place to be!
90-year old barber and founder of Historic Route 66 of Arizona, Angel Delgadillo, gives us all a lesson in life!!
Filmed at Angel and Vilma’s Route 66 Gift Shop and Barbershop located on historic Route 66 in Seligman, Arizona. Angel is a founder of the Historic Route 66 Association of Arizona, established in 1987 to campaign for "Historic Route 66" signage on the former US highway; similar initiatives have since been established in every U.S. Route 66 state.
Open 7-days a week, so stop by and say hello to Angel!!
Delgadillo's Route 66 Gift Shop, 22265 Historic Rte 66, Seligman, AZ 86337.
Check out our first visit to Angel when I get a “Classic Old Time Wet Shave by the Guardian Angel of Route 66 - Seligman AZ ” - • 💈 Classic Old Time Wet...
*********
Thank you so much for stopping by and watching!
** To find out the stories behind our most popular videos, read our blog post 👉🏼 haircutharry.com/our-most-pop... **
If you are wondering how I came to travel and what got me into visiting barber shops around the world, please check out our blog post: www.haircutharry.com/about/ho...
We get asked a lot, so here it is! My current basic camera gear: www.haircutharry.com/our-came...
Did we spark your interest in traveling here? Here is a travel guide we referred to on this trip and recommend through our Amazon affiliate link! amzn.to/2C0RtsF
A very special thank you to all of our Patrons for helping us to create our content!
If you enjoy our videos, consider becoming a Patreon supporter!
/ haircutharry
************
To see more of our ongoing travels, follow our blog: www.haircutharry.com. We would love to see you there as well as on social media @HairCutHarry where we share many photos of the places we visit!
I N S T A G R A M: / haircutharry
F A C E B O O K: / haircutharry
T W I T T E R: / haircutharry
P I N T E R E S T: / haircutharry
**********
#HairCutHarry #UnintentionalAsmr #ASMRBarbershop
Thanks for watching our videos! You can help support this channel bring more quality content if you:
1) Subscribe if you have not already! ua-cam.com/users/haircutharry
2) Like our videos and share them on social media using the buttons above!
3) We post a lot of photos and stuff on FaceBook - facebook.com/haircutharry/ and Instagram - instagram.com/haircutharry/ It would be great to see you follow us there too!
4) Consider helping us make more videos by becoming a Patreon of this channel ... www.patreon.com/HairCutHarry ... we are aiming for 1,000 Patreon supporters to help kick our video production into over-drive!
HairCut Harry went for a haircut an got a small town history lesson, pretty cool
HairCut Harry you should star chopping the top A LOT shorter
HairCut Harry wow! That was very special. What a great American and beautiful human being. He’s a treasure!
HairCut Harry bah
Great video
"I do everything by the book, but I hope I don't forget anything because I lost the book aboit ten years ago" that's just gold
About
Aboot
Kahoot
Abook
SVM02 babadook
Mr. Delgadillo cut my hair when I was a kid in the 70’s. This really takes me back.
Damn, that was a long time back. Was he the same back then?
that's cool sir I'm definitely getting a haircut from him if I ever stop in Arizona
Hell, most locals wouldn't go to him because he screwed up our hair so bad. Hair cuts usually waited until a trip into town.
1770’s?
Outlander fan
No he didn't, don't lie.
Bob Ross of haircutting
I know right lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Man I could hear him talking all day long.
Angel is definitely a Legend. I wanna hear him talk all night
Update 2023: still alive at 96. Doesn't barber anymore but is still kicking well and bike riding
Love to see that he is still around at that age 🤩
i love how he praises his wife even after so many years of marriage. his morals and principles are something to behold.
Special women 😀.
Hard to find these days! 🙄
The people of old were faithful
Yes I thought that was nice of him to do that . It's not something you hear about much these days
The days before onlyfans existed.
@@Srfs777
The days before Reddit existed.
He is the sort of men and women that made this nation great...once upon a time.
David Hall that’s absurd. He’s an immigrant!!!! How can an immigrant be good at something in a different country?!?! Absurdity...
Edit: y’all are so easily offended. It was clearly satire and sarcasm and I got people writing novels and crying here now
absolutely agree
Devin Whitlock
Legal Immigrants and law abiding immigrants are good for a country
Devin Whitlock it’s a legal immigrant from Mexico that move to the United States about 70 years ago, he formed the country with other people, you deformed the country with other people.....
Basement Dweller Oh God I hope you're joking.. Wrong side there buddy.
Love this dude. Proper gent.
"The world is forgetting about conversation" He is spot on, it's unbelievably sad.
I'm sorry but I'm not gonna talk to some stranger I don't know unless it's forced
@@MarcusCollins69 what kind of forced
@@MarcusCollins69 I take it as not have an actual conversation with some random person but at least still acknowledge them. The amount of people that don't even say hello or good morning anymore is insane. Even with driving, more people pay attention to their phones than the actual road. Just mind blowing to me and I'm only 28.
@@andrewschafer2544 and I'm sorry to say
But if some random person came up to me and said Hi
I would be weirded out
@@MarcusCollins69 I mean that's on you haha. I'm just talking about when passing on a sidewalk or when walking through a neighborhood.
May 8, 2021 Update: Angel Delgadillo celebrated his 94th Birthday on April 19,2021 and is Happy and healthy.
Thank you
Thank you I was about to ask if he was doing fine
That is great to hear
Good to hear..
Is he still cutting hair?
My man was born in 1927. Wow. God bless him.
My mom too
133 80 my dad was born in 1919. I think this guys still alive and kickin though
Bruce Johnson how old are you?
Gluteus Maximus Slayer 17
Bruce Johnson so your dad was like 84 when he had you?
despite how old he is he can remember all those years, months n exact time! of his life events. wow!
I was surprised too! What a beautiful mind!
Maybe his memory is great due to still working and doing the job he loves. Keeps him active. ☺
Because he told it over and over again. This helps to remember..
Watanabe Shirai you do realise my memory is so bad I think a goldfish has a better memory than me
Maybe so but he can't remember how the client wanted his haircut which was to cut it close but not to close but instead left the whole top of the clients head long...
it's been 3 years Harry...........pleaaaaas another video with this master..
@Casie Jethro Aragon really
If he’s still alive lmaoooo
@@tyronevon374 it is
@@tyronevon374 he’s still alive as of Jan 9, 2021 3:08 AM
@@mbargerr still cutting hair too?
I’ve gotten a haircut from “Papa Angel”; my before and after photos are in the shop.
When a barber can simply look at your hair and head, and know exactly what to do, you know you’re dealing with the best!
I can’t wait for my next haircut from him! It’s worth the three hour drive, one-way!
That's so awesome! We love Angel :)
Normally I don't like the barbers to talk too much during your videos. But Angel here, I could listen to him all day!
bonesman gotta fine one that has something to say worth listening to, like this national treasure here
Yes I agree he's a great man.
Yes I agree. He should be a precher and a person who talks about how technology has been soo powerful on our atomsphete.
Me too
"- What did you do during those 10 years?
- What did I do?
- Yeah
- It's a good thing I have a wife that knows how to make new clothes out of old ones. It's a good thing that I have a wife that knows how to wash clothes: they lasted 10-15 years. It's a good thing that I have a wife that knows what to do with leftovers. Some of the best meals I ate at home, like this morning, were leftovers from yesterday."
I literally cried when Mr. Delgadillo explained how he and his wife managed to survive during those long 10 years of hardship while being forgotten by the people who once used to pass through his town. It's just great how people like him can explain these sort of things with such a huge wisdom and such a strength to have a smile on their face when recalling those memories.
I hope one day I can visit this man and have a nice talk like this.
VochoTalacha you realize there are still stories like that going on today, right? Of course you don’t.
Jesse Parsh
You had to ruin it, didn’t you?
@@IronBridge1781 didn't mean to ruin your distorted, fantasy view of the world.
@@messyfilms6325 bruh chill
Cool Beans sorry to bring reality into your world. Maybe if all you trump loving Hicks would accept facts over emotions once in a while our country wouldn’t be falling apart.
I love this old man. I want to protect him at all costs. Damn it he made me smile
It's always good to smile lol
ASMR SOOTHE amen to that!
We gotta form a protection circle.
reminds me of Coco
Same.
Love the history here. Well done documenting this barber.
Yes we all thanks for this wonderful person..
@@sukhvirsingh6850 ❤️👌
Those witty jokes though,
"I learned my trade at the central commercial butcher shop"
"the book says to wash my hands first"
"I lost the book 10 years ago"
"I just got here a few years ago myself, April the 19th 1927"
We need more humanbeings like this barber.
Good to see that he's healthy and happy. Thanks for the update, Harry.
😭😭
Today I drove to Seligman, AZ and was lucky enough to receive both a haircut & shave at the barber shop! When I arrived Angel was giving an inspirational lesson to a group of teens who had stopped by on a tour bus. The kids loved his stories & the gift store staff were extremely friendly too! I couldn't wipe the smile off my face the whole time I was there. Happy to say the Guardian Angel of Route 66 is still going strong in 2019!
That's so awesome to hear! We love Angel ❤️
I wouldn’t have known about this place if not for your videos. Thank you!
If I’m down and out i come and watch him talk about the past he’s just one of those talkers that calms you down
I’m so tired of people that are stuck on their smartphones and forget about conversations.
Sent with my iPhone
I see what you did there 😆
Nice
Tom Heusel old head
Tom Heusel we will use phones to destroy the phones. I’m 26 and really want to open an old time shop. I know the fishing stories would flood through there for years
Woulda been funny if you didn’t stuff up the second bit
Angel is a real barber. You can tell he has been doing this for years. The way he clippers over comb instead of just grabbing a guard. He saw the haircuts as soon as he said close but not too close. Black Belt Barber.
Hey . Dont trash the guards
Your a genius how did you figer this out nasa need you
My wife and I had the privilege of meeting Mr. Delgadillo back in the summer of '08 during our Route 66 tour. He is such a nice man. We really enjoyed visiting and talking with him about the history of route 66. He's also featured in the extra content of Disney"s /Pixar's "Cars" DVD.
mrrodman210 what was the feature about? If it’s not too hard to explain
Yeah, if you can.
He isnpired most of that movie
mrrodman210 really. I want to see it.
Michael Juliano ohhhh that makes sense, I was sitting here like “this really sounds like cars”😂
"you don't know what it feels like to be forgotten for ten years". This guy has been through some hardship and to see how positive and full of life he is it's awesome.
I get tears in my eyes watching this gentleman. My grandfather was a barber in Atlanta , Georgia before I was born. He gave me my first haircut when I was 6 months old. I spent a lot of time in his barbershop. I watched in awe when he preformed his art. He treated each customer as if they were the most important person in town. Watching him give hot shaves with his straight razor was always a special treat for me. I miss him and that barbershop so much. If I could go back in time, that is exactly where I’d go.
Is the shop still standing?
I fucking love this guy.
i was ready to write this comment
Kidlink77 God bless you all have a great day and Christmas!
+Lzaer Light thanks u 2!! :) :)
I would hang out at the shop just to hear him talk.
Most definitely!
I could sit in his shop and talk to this man all day.
Sir
Me too bro :)
Lmaooo the " I lost the book about 10 years ago got me 😂😂
That’s older than fortnite players
My life has been pretty shitty this past few weeks and watching this video has somehow turned that around. I feel a little bit more positive, a little more optimistic and generally have a better outlook on life and I owe it all to Harry and Angel for making it possible
Good for you mate. Don’t let others get you down. When I need a pep talk I listen to this and it reminds me to get off my own ass and sort things out for myself. Nobody else will do it for me.
OII! It's been 2 years bud hopefully you are doing better in life now and in a much happier place I wish you nothing but the best 👌🏼 p.s. dbz is life 🔥
Hearing someone use the word "Sir" not because they have to, but because they have respect for their fellow man. Class guy.
He says i served instead of i worked. Very representative of his attitude.
He is a type of man that every nation need. God Bless him. Love from Bangladesh❤❤❤
Love back at you from the United States
When I was in the military in CA, I went to the same barber for the 5 yrs I was there. He was an old Marine full of stories and wisdom. Mr Charlie, you are missed Sir
Were u stationed in 29?
@@Aus200 no way lol
@@fmfdocbotl4358 Pendleton, Miramar lol?
@@Aus200 Pendleton
@@fmfdocbotl4358 nice I was 29 lol
This is the person Disney's Cars got their inspiration from.
Very fitting seeing as the message of Cars was one of making the big city big shot care about a small community in Rout 66 because of their loving nature towards him, a total stranger.
Really?How?Can you tell me more?
@@kyle79011 No, they actually consulted him! John Lasseter who consulted on Cars actually met Angel who told him stories about how all the cars left Route 66 and inspired what exactly happened to Radiator Springs in the movie.
He’s doc Hudson
wasnt the one car that was in radiator springs named angel?
Angel is the true definition of a Barber and a Gentleman and a true scholar !
Yes, he is! We loved seeing him again!
"You don't know what you have, until you lose it"
Cinderella🤘🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸😚
I really love when he say "just cut me your fav haircut" and he say "no no no, i cut what you want"
I thought that cardboard cutout was a real person at first.
Leon Flames it's possible to Emily that long too.
Marl Kalone yes. I was like dang he smiles that long.
=
when i was little i thought the mannequins at the mall where real people
I didn’t know until I read this
His over 90 but his putting 30 year olds to shame with his humour and energy. Legend.
*EDIT 5/10/18*
(I'm saying 30 year olds in general btw).
because its genuine.
Zippy that guy is not 30 he looks about 40
ImBrixton I don't think he was referring to the guy.
Miguel Robles I was saying in general! =)
Mike Rotch you are what he is talking about because you can't spell shit
"It was hard to put beans on the table"
This man is legit AF.
Oldschool at its best.
He is a linving reminder about America should always be.
Mr Delgadillo reminds me of my grandfather. Most of us think the older generation only brags about how things were hard for them but all I've learnt from him is that things never really get easier. He used to talk about and compare the changes he saw as the world rolled before him. How life always found and will continue to find a way to challenge you. Only the tools change, only the perspective changes but the rules of life remain the same. When Mr. Delgadillo talks about his past, I remember how my grandfather would talk about the simple commodities he experienced in life and the beauty he felt in them. He was the most simple, faithful and caring man I have ever known. Though my father tells me about the stuff he told him, I just wish I myself had spent a bit more with him.
Thank you for gifting me my ideals, Baba.
We miss you and have, do and will always remember what you taught us.
And thanks for the brilliant vid, Harry. As always a pleasure to be able to watch gems like this. I'm only 19 but I hope I get to hit Seligman and meet it's Angel some day.
Imagine a world where this kind of man is common. Role model for us all. May God continue to bless you Angel!
Came for the ASMR, stayed for the history. Angel sir live forever.
I always love to hear old people's story, they're just magnificent.
Boy you can still hear the anger towards the government for forgetting them
He has every right to be upset still. The highways took away their livelihood on 66. However when you're this good of a barber, no super highway can keep people away.
Years later, it's gotten worse!
Yup. Rightfully so.
I love how he nonchalantly says that he was interviewed by a Japanese TV Show.
Also, I loved that he greeted the Japanese tourists with a "Welcome Home." That hits you right in the heart man
The way he's always unsatisfied with his work and how he wants it done better and better, even for a man with his experience and age. That's dedication right there, love for his job. Great video Harry
Hello - thanks so much for watching and commenting! Angel is a wonderful person and we had a lot of fun seeing him again!
@7:15
He's talking about Route 66 getting bypassed by I-40. I know exactly what he's talking about. I grew up in Tucumcari, NM. It too, was bypassed by I-40 in the early 80s. The town declined dramatically afterwards.
But there is a big interest in the Historic Route 66 tour business. We have a Historic Route 66 like most towns along the old Mother Road
This man has WISDOM. I didn't know how much I needed to hear his story. You also don't realise that harsh truth of thing that you grow up with.
Mr. Delgadillo's steady hands puts many 20-yos to shame.
Hey speak fo yo self my hand steady too when i have free time u know
This guy would butcher a fade. I’m scared to see if he tried to taper me up.
It's people like you that be doing too much🤦🏿♀️
@@socalrocks9082 fades are weird
absolutely not true.
He reminds me of my grandfather who lived to be 99 years old. When I see someone that is very old, I always try to have a conversation with them, what you will learn in wisdom is worth more than any education.
People like him are the only ones who can truly make America great again. To think once upon a time there were whole towns with friendly folks like him.
What a legend. This talk needs to happen much more often in the US.
Mad respect for this man, he's clearly been through so much
I. Agree. And now this world is a mess
Damn he remember all those timeline precisely. I can't even remember what I had for dinner yesterday😅
Just goes to show how wise people back then were. Im 20 years old and i hate to sound like "one of THOSE guys" but i honestly dont believe the young generation will be able to hold down society in the future
@@bigmarv5656 that what our leaders want us to be unstable for a reason i was raised by old school father and He is 53 years old i am fed up i heard my generation zoomers is most conservatives little more than boomers.
@VANESSA ADEE hahhaahha omg me too
😂😂😂
@@bigmarv5656 memory retention does not beat problem solving.
Just saw Angel on tv on Hairy Bikers show, looking and sounding good. As soon as I heard them say they were visiting Seligman I knew Angel would be on
tarff26 watched it on IPlayer. Good to see him very alive and well. I think he would have enjoyed giving them a trim.
That’s a real barber right there. You can just tell how good is he because as soon he is told by the customer what he wants, the barber doesn’t hesitate at all he knows exactly to do it. Crazy
You have people in their 50s-60s who are lethargic, immobilized and incapable of working. And yet there's champs like this guy at 91 years old giving haircuts. Really proves something.
What does it prove?
Ya it doesn't prove anything. Congrats on your 3 seconds of internet fame.
@Pauliemcdickerson Thedick if only any of that were true..lol
Amen
Pauliemcdickerson Thedick you mean the people that fought in Vietnam, My grandfather has 3 bullet holes in him, one functioning lung, cancer, and a failing lung due to agent orange, and he only weighs 90 pounds, but keep being ignorant and call his generation the worst even though they laid down their lives just to keep little shits like yourself have a decent life
This man reminds me of my great grandfather who passed away recently at 94. Literally had tears in my eyes because he would be saying the exact same thing about today’s society. Every time I seen him we would sit and he would give advice on life. I miss those talks , I’d love to visit this man someday and listen to him talk.
What an absolutely fascinating bloke, I could listen to him for hours. So much wisdom and life experience that the modern world is missing in abundance. I hope he is still living a happy and active life.
One of the nicest gentleman I have ever had the honour & pleasure of watching and listening to The world 🌎 needs more Angel’s 🙏❤️🙏
90 years old?
Damn, i need to book a flight from Denmark to AZ asap..
Before this legend of a man passes away
Glad he gets to be immortalized by videos like this. I hope he makes it to 100
Absolutely agree my friend. Soon there will be nobody left of this caliber of integrity and sheer guts.
I live in Arizona and I'd love to see him, but from my location its several hours away. I live more south east of the state. I've only been to one real barber once and the guy mostly worked on men, not females or young children. So my hair cut has not the best. XD I just love this guy's compassion and story telling. You can tell he enjoys what he does and takes his time unlike most places that tend to rush.
@friendly Jew oh no 😢
Uhh guys he’s still alive👍
"If you wait for an elected official, you'd starve to death!" - Angel Delgadillo
Brilliant!
santoslittlehelper06 very powerful
santoslittlehelper06 thats going up in my office
And yet so many people believe that their problems will be solved by the government and elected officials. Madness.
LedFingers 💯
110%
I hope this fine gem of person is still with us today. I love this guy.
Mr. Delgadillo is still alive hes 96 years old stil living and barbering in Seligman,AZ :)
He retired but yes is still alive and stays active on his bicycle
Glad to hear maybe haircut harry can return one last shave and an indepth interview allowing him to talk about what he wants as an legacy along with some of his story's .get them online and punished :)
He can crack better jokes than many youngsters
Well he's had about 91 years to practice!
I'm a British tour manager and we always stop in seligman, the clients love it. Old Americana which was stupidly by passed and that is now regretted. Well done Angel. Keeping this part of old route 66 alive. Wonderful.
Thanks for stopping by and watching!
What a marvelous old chap ! He reminds me SO much of my late maternal grandfather, the father of twelve children, whom I used to hear speaking in almost exactly the same manner, holding court at the head of the dinner table,..born in 1915, I used to love listening to his huge reservoir of stories.
Great video.This fine gentleman is a throwback to a lost time when Americans weren’t afraid to work hard for everything they had. Where determination and dedication were what made the world go round. This man has literally seen it all over the last 90+ years, and is a true gem that we can all learn a thing or two from. Much respect!
He’s 90?!? Wow.
Whenever I see this man I get good vibes
My grand parents and parents have taught me well I always leave my phone in my room at dinner or put it away when at a restaurant I value conversation more than anything,I've learned so much from people like angel they are mentors to the young and their more valuable than any teacher
This is the American dream with people like this you can make America great again
Angel is such a wonderful soul❤️ he is one of those people who need to be protected at all cost
Jocelyn Reyes yes absolutely. I'm kind of emotional when it comes to seeing people being hurt. The older I'm getting the more I Love people I don't even know.
Seligman may be a classic and wonderful American town, but Angel Delgadillo is a national treasure!!!
Such a beautiful thing to see. A man in love with his craft.
Did everyone see Angel in the Chevy Super Bowl commercial about Route 66?!?!!!?!!!! 🙏🏻
This is what I call a true American! Just love him! Wish him health and a very long time doing what he loves to do. God bless him!1 second ago•1
Neagoe Andreas 2 months ago
Most would say he’s not shit because he’s Mexican and an immigrant most don’t know America was built into what it is all form immigration
Adrian Morales many Americans have no problems and love the Mexican people and immigrants. Some of the best in the world. Others dislike illegal immigrants.
Adrian Morales the problem is illegal immigrants bud. Nothing wrong with immigrants who came here legally to live out their American dream
Kevin Wilt he was born in Mexico, he formed the country with his history and immigration to U.S :)
Lol when he vacuumed your head....Bless him.
Quaverflava
Flowbee?
QuaverFlava I wish they still did that today I always leave itchy then heck
Dude I would love for then to dat instead of those annoying hot towel
My barber still does that.
An old Asian immigrant lady who cuts my hair vacuums my head after lol
Bicause of old ppl like this guy you can go anywere in the world and not feel alone they are always ready to share their history and make you feel welcome to a new country. Love this vedio.
Love this guy. Everything he says is spot on.
I can listen to this old man forever
If I could be half the man this guy is I would have a wonderful life. Such a beautiful person, we need more people like this in our world. Words from a very wise man, words we should all listen too. I'm so glad I ran into this video. Thank you.
I’m with you brother. I hope even our children will learn from this wisdom
@@jimpaea5473 now I'm going to delete my comment
Could listen to this bloke talk all day and so much respect for him, legend!!
Everytime i watch the videos of Mr. Delgado i get the chill bumps
“Sir??”. I love this guy. Could hang out with him all day
When he talked about the younger people with their mobiles and they've lost the mood to talk normal to each other .. he was so right.
It was done on purposes...
As a “younger person” (24), I completely agree. People around my age and younger, myself included, spend way to much time staring at a phone instead of conversing. Someone mentioned about going to a restaurant only to see a couple staring at their phones the whole time. Made me self conscious because I did the same thing to. Started being more conscious about it and now do my best to just put it away
Man, for being as old as he is he’s still sharp as a tack. May we all be so lucky.
This man lives in real life Radiator Springs
When you tune in for the asmr but end up sat up right listening to the wisdom
I love that part. Nobody owes you anything. A lot of people need to get that through their thick skulls.
AMEN!!!!!
goddamn his memory is amazing... i cant even remember yesterday and this man remembers things so many years ago...
same here
I have watched this video several times. Most times I ignore it and use it just to nod off. Watched it now, actually paying attention to it, I absolutely love his dry, but good natured humor in the beginning. It just flows.
Priceless, thank you very much for preserving history. This is a priceless memory. What a beautiful old gentleman. And sounded vice as well. Thank you for sharing
One thing I can tell you is to listen to this man. Listen to the “old people” because they will teach you so much about life. Their value is so great and to often it is overlooked. He makes me want to be a better person.
Sadly ... "listening to old people" and to "tales from decades ago" will get you called REGRESSIVE and worse these days, when it is simply "learning from the past".
I think a better way to look at this is to listen to those who deserve to be listened to. Just because someone’s old doesn’t all of a sudden give them all the good values and intentions in the world. Same goes for treating those with respect who deserve respect.
In all seriousness. If this video survives then in 2-3 hundred years, American Historians are going to be so thankful for this kind of first hand account.
Came for the haircut stayed for the stories
This man is brilliant. Im a 28 year old barber and this gentleman is awesome. I would love to a have a barberchair right next to him.
His blend technique with the flatop is perfect
You want a free haircut? I get to choose the style...No Hair!! Bahahaha i bust out laughing so hard! 😂
His real knowledge isn't just in his stories but in his memories that have taught him how to handle life. We need to cherish and respect the way our elderly think and feel of what transpired while walking through life. Life is a gift of Time to Feel.