The French painter Edouard Manet's last work was "A Bar at the Folies-Bergère" from 1882. Behind the bar are visible bottles of Veuve Clicquot champagne and Bass Ale. Both brands are alive and well today.
I am old enough to remember that drug stores used to have soda fountains. Fountain sodas tasted way better than bottled, or, heaven forbid, canned soft drinks!
Prolly because they used real sugar back then. Mexican and Australian coke is still made with cane sugar and it's better than the stuff in the rest of the world.
I prefer this narrarator. I'm watching less since Simon is gone, so I can imagine the opposing comments take preference, but if this guy is on permanently, I'll watch every episode again. And since it feels like I'm ranting now, tell that other guy to stop making such a big deal about his surname, I get that he was bullied in school, but we are here to learn, I could not give two shits about his surname
I'm Eric. I work behind the scenes...basically making the machine go with copious amounts of coffee (which is apparently not good for my voice when recording, who knew?). Karl's become a good friend to me since he joined up, and I'm happy to work alongside him in any capacity really.
2:15 Best cereals are Peanut Butter Crunch (Cap’n Crunch), Rice Krispy Treats cereal, and Reese’s (PB cup?), with an honorable mention for Crunch Berries. Why don’t they have a Pop Tarts cereal?
Host becomes American, aaaaaaaand everyone outside of America has no idea what you're talking about. we dont have these brands. If Karl is now gone, so am I i'm afraid.
6:07 This list is about the oldest BRANDS still available. Since Verners is still the same company, it doesn't matter if the recipe is the original. Buick is the oldest U.S. car maker still around. I'm sure the vehicle they make today are VASTLY different from the original vehicle they started with. Same with Peugeot. They aren't building the same model or style of vehicle today from when they began.
They'd probably sell a lot better there if they used Finnish Black licorice. From what I hear American licorice isn't really fit for human consumption. They do kind of remind me of the chocolate bullets available here in Australia, bite size pieces of licorice covered in chocolate.
@@ToptenzNettop10 so I am in MN, so yes you can. However, this all comes down to the portfolio of the distributors in your area of the country. I did a quick Google search before this reply and found it at Total Wine and Spirits. So best of luck on the search, and hope you find it!
My favourite cereals have been Frosted Flakes and Cheerios since the 1950s, they still are at age 74. As Tony the Tiger said, "they're Grrrrreat". I do love Cadbury Chocolate. I have a Coke, but not often. Ginger Ale by Verner is very nice, especially if I do not feel well. I love Good and Plenty. My father loved black Licorice and I do as well. In the early 1970s, I worked for the Telephone Company. There was a White Castle near by which was very popular, good food. I do not like fast food or processed food now. I love swiss cheese and any other cheese, would love to try any kind of cheese. I would like to taste the oldest German Beer. Enjoyed this. Than you Eric. You are a great host.
I just thought of a Top Tenz topic. Foods that weren't invented where you think they were. You mentioning German beer made me think of it. Possible foods to mention? Beer (Egypt), pasta (China), and depending on how you think of it, pizza (Ancient Rome)
Weihenstephaner and Paulaner are definitely two of the best beers you can ever have and archetypal of the German style. Those monks and friars surely did know their craft and the German state has done well to preserve the tradition. It is well worth seeking them out.
Well let me correct some of your data: As inventor of the automobile Carl Benz (already heard a brand named Mercedes Benz?) would wonder to hear Peugeot should be the oldest car manufacturer still in business... regarding cheese you should know that in France alone they claim to have 3000 types of cheese - not mentioning the rest of the world. And YES a Weihenstephan IS worth trying !
Not the oldest car, but the oldest manufacturer. The Benz patent is the first, but not the first to actually put a vehicle to market. Benz patent - 1886 Mercedes-Benz first car to market - 1894 (according to the MB website) Puegot Patent - 1889 (steam powered) Peugot first car to market (non-steam) - 1892
@@mattyt1961 Then you have to define what exactly you want to match. because the oldest car manufacturer could also mean horse carriages... And wasn't Carl Benz a car manufacturer after he made his car? Not THAT easy...
@@eagle1de227 agree on what you want to match, butwe are all talking about a motorised vehicle with a combustion engine. I would argue Carl Benz he was an inventor, he was not a manufacturer (no sales, no small or large scale production), it is irrelevant as Carl Benz is a person and not a company. So the oldest company is still Peugeot
@@mattyt1961 Of course he was a manufacturer ! in 1883 he founded his company "Benz & Cie., Rheinische Automobil- und Motorenfabrik AG" wich still lives on in the actual "Mercedes-Benz Group AG" company. He sold 80 cars in 1886 the year of his patent for the first real automobile and presented them at the world fair in Paris in 1889.
@@eagle1de227just so we're being clear, you are saying that a company that no longer trades (but was completely absorbed) is still in business... try again
I've been to ONE White Castle in my life. I was visiting a friend on Long Island and he was so excited about it. This was 1987. I had never heard of White Castle before. We don't have them in the south. I was NOT impressed. I don't like being crowded and this place was CROWDED! I didn't know the menu so i just ordered what my friend had ordered. I was NOT impressed again. In the south, we have Krystal burgers. That's all White Castle is. I got all hyped up, fought through the crowd, and all i got was 2 Krystal burgers.
You forgot to mention, the only reason buick is still in business is because theyre the #3 seller in china, so gm keeps that foothold, otherwise they too would be closed.
Weihenstephan? Yes! I was in Freising in the summer of '68; had it---but Mein Bier Moy Bier (seit/since 1160). Both W--- and Moy are from Freising and they dispute-Moy claims W-- WASN'T continuous. W---- counters that Moy didn't become Moy until Napoleonic times and Moy is a French name anyways. Graefin von Moyeschen Brauerei Freising. You would think having the outfit OWNED & RUN by TWO generations of Women (Countess von Moy and then her daughter) might get them fame but during that period in 1923 they did rent out some trucks to Hitler's Beer Hall putsch and unfortunately someone took a picture... So in 1995 they change the name to Hofbrauhaus Freising which was the old name from 1160. However, Moy Bier has been revived as of 2020... Corbinian, a dark bier like a Doppelbock. Great Stuff, from a local hero, St. Corbinian. Now, did you mention Underwood, from America, as in Deviled Ham and other such treats? Old Registered Trademark, the Underwood Devil, close to 200 years old!
Depends on how you look at it. I just checked it and Buick Motor Company was founded in 1903. The owner had a previous company called the Buick Auto-Vim and Power Company and while the chief engineer at the time did create 2 car models, Buick didn't want to manufacture automobiles at that time and was focusing on R&D and just engines, not full cars. In 1902 he started another company called Buick Manufacturing Company to manufacture engines for other automobiles companies and his own automobiles but only had 1 model and ran out of money, again. With a loan from a friend, he started his 3rd company, Buick Motor Company, in 1903, which incorporated Buick Auto-Vim and Power Company. You could say it Buick started in 1899 or 1903 and be correct but it's only a 4 year difference anyway
For those who don't like black licorice (I'm not one of them. I love the stuff.) You know that aniset is a flavoring in Dr. Pepper. Aniset is what gives black licorice it's yummy flavor. For those of you who are like me, you'd love this liquor from Greece called Oozo. It's wonderful mixed with a little lemon lime soda.
Rice Crispy Treats cereal. Read it again slow.It's exactly what it is.Try to find it. I dare you, it sucks that they don't make it where I'm at. If at all.
I love black licorice, but cant find any licorice candy in stores over here and I'm like 😫 , aaaand yes I'm weirdo, I'm well aware. I really like it though.
Here it was the other way around. I first got in to Flintstones by Flamestone‘s ice cream which every character had a different sort. My favorite was BamBam then later on I watched things to my car cannot work. I’m from Sweden right away.
It seems like your top town so no longer can’t carry it self sadly. Anyway, if it happens that you have to close down, I hope that you will give all the videos app and you get some rest if you got a pay out from them as they lie here, and just taking more views :-)
I very rarely buy box but pretty pebbles is the only kid cereal I'll eat. In addition My maternal grandparents were from the asors and my Granny cooked with a lot of fennel so I'm one of those people that loves black licorice.🙈
Oh boy here in Sweden. We have mostly salted licorice and it’s better in my opinion at least so if you like licorice he should try salted. Maybe you will like it maybe it won’t but at least you have tried :-)
Sorry guys, but the first A & W restaurants opened their doors on June 20, 1919, beating out White Castle by a couple of years. They are still in business, and you can still get a Pappa Burger. Just head over here to Lodi, California, about 45 min south from Sacramento and about 15 min north of Stockton. While you're waiting for your food, look around at all the memorabilia. They have stuff in there from when they first opened their doors. It's really kind of cool.
@ToptenzNettop10 I actually live in the town of Lodi, Ca, and according to the people who own the original A &W the road side stand opened in 1919 and a few months later they started selling food from their kitchen window. Up until a few years ago, when they remodeled, you could pull up to an outdoor speaker to order your food, and someone would bring it out to on rollerskates. They would clip the tray to your window so you could eat in your car. It was kind of cool. I wouldn't actually say they were totally wrong, I guess. What one posts online and what the owners say could probably be taken with a grain of salt. If you're ever in California, do come by our nice little town and check it out. A good majority of the food grown in the US is grown here in San Joaquin Valley. Plus, we have some excellent wine tasting venues here as well. This is wine country, after all.
What?? Where’s Karl? I actually prefer him to Simon. Simon is all smug and decided he’s cleverer than the writers, so spends half the video on his own tangents that only he finds funny. Karl is easy going and engaging.
@@unculturedweeb4240 I used to really like Simon. I watched his TopTenz and then followed his other channels for a while, but the popular he’s become, the more of his own personality comes out. And he’s even admitted a narcissist and a dickhead. And the worst is him constantly referring to himself as “big brain”,even when there’s something he’s never heard of or had completely wrong later in the video. Not to mention him just blatantly belching on camera and stopping mid-sentence for a completely unrelated story. And don’t even get me started on how he has his mind made up and refuses to consider anyone else’s opinion. Of course every one thinks they’re right. I had to stop watching Decoding the Unknown because he just spends the entire video saying it’s BS - even though we know it’s going to turn out to be nothing he just stops every two minutes to say how stupid whatever is suggested in the script.
My favorite Cereals were always the odd ones out, like King Vitamin and Honey Bunches of Oats, though I am also fond of Peanut Butter Crunch 🤤 Edit: OMG I FRICKING LOVE GOOD N PLENTY
We went from bald english dude, to english dude with hair, to Steve Wozniak. I'm so confused. I think you guys missed a few. There's a construction company that in Japan that has been in continuous business since 500 BC. Quite a few pubs from the 1200's. Footware, Peal and Co were in business from the 1500's but went under after WWII, but sold the name to brooks brothers right after. As a continuously operating brand run by the same family Tricker's out of England has been in operation since I think 1829..., I love their shoes. Thanks all I've got...
This was mostly about brands that sell products rather than services, besides the cheese which was kinda random considering it's a recipe and not even owned by any specific company
I love Good n Plenty. Licorice and anise flavored candies are some of my favorite. In fact I love the flavor so much that absinthe is my favorite alcoholic beverage.
@Patrick-nodak look where they are made. Also nowhere near as durable as they used to be. They are still based in San Francisco, but very little of their product is produced domestically.
I'm Eric. I work behind the scenes. I've also written for all three channels. Karl's awesome. He's been doing this for a while, though, years without a break. So he's feeling pretty run down lately. I love working with him, so I'd like him to be part of the channel in any form he's comfortable with whenever he's rested up.
Yeah I would not watch this guy if it wasn’t for this channel. He is too “fake” moneys are way over exaggerated. Reminds me of a used car salesman. The creepy bad kind. I’m sure he is a nice guy.
I mean, we are looking for writers with good research ability. If you think you'd be able to make more accurate articles/well written articles, then by all means, shoot me an email at ericmalikyte @ gmail dot com
heyyy Eric, I'm the one who complained that suit + leaning back doesn't go together in the last video and just wanted to acknowledge that I like your new setup and presenting composition better. 😊
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The French painter Edouard Manet's last work was "A Bar at the Folies-Bergère" from 1882. Behind the bar are visible bottles of Veuve Clicquot champagne and Bass Ale. Both brands are alive and well today.
I am old enough to remember that drug stores used to have soda fountains. Fountain sodas tasted way better than bottled, or, heaven forbid, canned soft drinks!
Prolly because they used real sugar back then. Mexican and Australian coke is still made with cane sugar and it's better than the stuff in the rest of the world.
Cherry phosphate rules. Used to go to the Rexall just for a cherry phosphate. Cheers from Tennessee
Karl Karl Karl
Vernors is great for an upset stomach still
I prefer this narrarator. I'm watching less since Simon is gone, so I can imagine the opposing comments take preference, but if this guy is on permanently, I'll watch every episode again. And since it feels like I'm ranting now, tell that other guy to stop making such a big deal about his surname, I get that he was bullied in school, but we are here to learn, I could not give two shits about his surname
The beer is delicious and we always have at least a 6-pack in our fridge.
Who are you friend? Youre amazing but I miss Karl
I'm Eric. I work behind the scenes...basically making the machine go with copious amounts of coffee (which is apparently not good for my voice when recording, who knew?). Karl's become a good friend to me since he joined up, and I'm happy to work alongside him in any capacity really.
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2:15 Best cereals are Peanut Butter Crunch (Cap’n Crunch), Rice Krispy Treats cereal, and Reese’s (PB cup?), with an honorable mention for Crunch Berries.
Why don’t they have a Pop Tarts cereal?
Host becomes American, aaaaaaaand everyone outside of America has no idea what you're talking about. we dont have these brands. If Karl is now gone, so am I i'm afraid.
You know I didn't write the script right?
Also, French car companies aren't generally available for purchase in the US. You will see the occasional Citroen, but that is rare and the only one.
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You're illogical. The hosts don't write their own scripts ffs!
LOL, "Space Cowboy" takes me back to Cowboy Beebop. Still the best anime series I've ever watched.
I did a rewatch recently, and it holds up and still tugs at the heart strings at the end.
It immediately makes me think of that song, “The Joker” from Steve Miller Band.
The real folk blues 😭
@@j.p.6932that's because you're a man of high class and dignity. Everyone else: uncultured swine
I live in Michigan. You get weird looks if you’re drinking ginger ale and it’s not Vernors.
I love Vernors! Hard to find though
I'm from the Motor City. Vernors is a cooking aid, a medicine, a pop, and you can't have a Boston Cooler without it.
@@clairewyndham1971 I'm in Washington state. It's rare here
So the new DeLorean couldn't send anyone through the spacetime contunuum? From the looks of it, ah...yes, it could!
27 seconds in and I'm hoping Beretta is mentioned.
EDIT: Hell yeah, chaps! Number 5!
Weihanstephaner is great--light, crisp, low ABV. Sitting on a porch drinking a few of those is a great way to spend a beautiful day.
Literally sitting here tipping back a glass when this came across my feed. Breakfast/lunch/dinner they are a top beer choice
My favorite is their wheat beer. I also used to drink Optimator from those young upstarts, Spaten.
6:07 This list is about the oldest BRANDS still available. Since Verners is still the same company, it doesn't matter if the recipe is the original. Buick is the oldest U.S. car maker still around. I'm sure the vehicle they make today are VASTLY different from the original vehicle they started with. Same with Peugeot. They aren't building the same model or style of vehicle today from when they began.
Funny Story. White Castle has not presence that i am aware of in Kansas. They were founded in Kansas.
6:58 they should bring that candy here in Finland and it would probably boom. we Finns love black liquorish :D
heck we made Ice cream out of it xD
They'd probably sell a lot better there if they used Finnish Black licorice. From what I hear American licorice isn't really fit for human consumption. They do kind of remind me of the chocolate bullets available here in Australia, bite size pieces of licorice covered in chocolate.
TopTenz
Auto manufacturers still producing manual transmission
For the diehards ...
Weihenstefan is totally worth the try! I worked at a restaurant that had it on tap, and it is a nice easy drinking wheat beer.
Can you get it in the US?
@@ToptenzNettop10 so I am in MN, so yes you can. However, this all comes down to the portfolio of the distributors in your area of the country. I did a quick Google search before this reply and found it at Total Wine and Spirits. So best of luck on the search, and hope you find it!
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Yes.
The first car i ever owned was a 1966 Buick Special. That car saved my life when a Cadillac ran a red light and crashed into me.
Zildgian just had a 500th anniversary concert in Boston last year.
I have had Weheinstephan beer, it’s definitely a stronger beer than American ones that for sure
Yes, that wheat beer is worth trying if wheat beer is your thing. Also, though some people call me the space cowboy, most people call me Maurice.
My favourite cereals have been Frosted Flakes and Cheerios since the 1950s, they still are at age 74. As Tony the Tiger said, "they're Grrrrreat". I do love Cadbury Chocolate. I have a Coke, but not often. Ginger Ale by Verner is very nice, especially if I do not feel well. I love Good and Plenty. My father loved black Licorice and I do as well. In the early 1970s, I worked for the Telephone Company. There was a White Castle near by which was very popular, good food. I do not like fast food or processed food now. I love swiss cheese and any other cheese, would love to try any kind of cheese. I would like to taste the oldest German Beer. Enjoyed this. Than you Eric. You are a great host.
I just thought of a Top Tenz topic. Foods that weren't invented where you think they were. You mentioning German beer made me think of it. Possible foods to mention? Beer (Egypt), pasta (China), and depending on how you think of it, pizza (Ancient Rome)
There is evidence of beer in the Indus valley and Mesopotamia from long before Egypt was a functioning country.
@@mysteryshrimp ok. I was just going by a segment of an educational show I don't remember the name of that my kids used to watch
Vernors is the absolute BEST ginger ale to mix with bourbon.
For your first Top Tenz relieving Karl the flub saying 100 years instead of 1000 years for the brewery isnt a great start.
How is a 100 year old brewery ancient?
Surprised at the lack of Nintendo. Founded 1889.
As a huge Nintendo nerd...I thought the same thing.
Weihenstephaner and Paulaner are definitely two of the best beers you can ever have and archetypal of the German style. Those monks and friars surely did know their craft and the German state has done well to preserve the tradition. It is well worth seeking them out.
White Castle overrated? That is blasphemy!
I've been spoiled by the food in Richmond. We've got some incredible burgers.
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Well let me correct some of your data:
As inventor of the automobile Carl Benz (already heard a brand named Mercedes Benz?) would wonder to hear Peugeot should be the oldest car manufacturer still in business...
regarding cheese you should know that in France alone they claim to have 3000 types of cheese - not mentioning the rest of the world.
And YES a Weihenstephan IS worth trying !
Not the oldest car, but the oldest manufacturer. The Benz patent is the first, but not the first to actually put a vehicle to market.
Benz patent - 1886
Mercedes-Benz first car to market - 1894 (according to the MB website)
Puegot Patent - 1889 (steam powered)
Peugot first car to market (non-steam) - 1892
@@mattyt1961 Then you have to define what exactly you want to match. because the oldest car manufacturer could also mean horse carriages...
And wasn't Carl Benz a car manufacturer after he made his car?
Not THAT easy...
@@eagle1de227 agree on what you want to match, butwe are all talking about a motorised vehicle with a combustion engine.
I would argue Carl Benz he was an inventor, he was not a manufacturer (no sales, no small or large scale production), it is irrelevant as Carl Benz is a person and not a company.
So the oldest company is still Peugeot
@@mattyt1961 Of course he was a manufacturer ! in 1883 he founded his company "Benz & Cie., Rheinische Automobil- und Motorenfabrik AG" wich still lives on in the actual "Mercedes-Benz Group AG" company. He sold 80 cars in 1886 the year of his patent for the first real automobile and presented them at the world fair in Paris in 1889.
@@eagle1de227just so we're being clear, you are saying that a company that no longer trades (but was completely absorbed) is still in business... try again
I've had Weihenstefan. I liked it. I rate it 8 out of 10.
Is it easy to get in the US?
@@ToptenzNettop10 I see it fairly often, so it's not hard.
I've been to ONE White Castle in my life. I was visiting a friend on Long Island and he was so excited about it. This was 1987. I had never heard of White Castle before. We don't have them in the south.
I was NOT impressed. I don't like being crowded and this place was CROWDED! I didn't know the menu so i just ordered what my friend had ordered. I was NOT impressed again.
In the south, we have Krystal burgers. That's all White Castle is. I got all hyped up, fought through the crowd, and all i got was 2 Krystal burgers.
You forgot to mention, the only reason buick is still in business is because theyre the #3 seller in china, so gm keeps that foothold, otherwise they too would be closed.
Weihenstephan? Yes! I was in Freising in the summer of '68; had it---but Mein Bier Moy Bier (seit/since 1160). Both W--- and Moy are from Freising and they dispute-Moy claims W-- WASN'T continuous. W---- counters that Moy didn't become Moy until Napoleonic times and Moy is a French name anyways. Graefin von Moyeschen Brauerei Freising. You would think having the outfit OWNED & RUN by TWO generations of Women (Countess von Moy and then her daughter) might get them fame but during that period in 1923 they did rent out some trucks to Hitler's Beer Hall putsch and unfortunately someone took a picture... So in 1995 they change the name to Hofbrauhaus Freising which was the old name from 1160. However, Moy Bier has been revived as of 2020...
Corbinian, a dark bier like a Doppelbock. Great Stuff, from a local hero, St. Corbinian.
Now, did you mention Underwood, from America, as in Deviled Ham and other such treats? Old Registered Trademark, the Underwood Devil, close to 200 years old!
You bite your tongue. White Castle is top tier.
Lousy show host for sure
I've not watched this channel in ages. What happened to the bald guy?
He grew hair and a different face?
He left.
A simple fact check will tell you that Buick was founded in the 1899.
Depends on how you look at it. I just checked it and Buick Motor Company was founded in 1903. The owner had a previous company called the Buick Auto-Vim and Power Company and while the chief engineer at the time did create 2 car models, Buick didn't want to manufacture automobiles at that time and was focusing on R&D and just engines, not full cars. In 1902 he started another company called Buick Manufacturing Company to manufacture engines for other automobiles companies and his own automobiles but only had 1 model and ran out of money, again. With a loan from a friend, he started his 3rd company, Buick Motor Company, in 1903, which incorporated Buick Auto-Vim and Power Company. You could say it Buick started in 1899 or 1903 and be correct but it's only a 4 year difference anyway
For those who don't like black licorice (I'm not one of them. I love the stuff.) You know that aniset is a flavoring in Dr. Pepper. Aniset is what gives black licorice it's yummy flavor.
For those of you who are like me, you'd love this liquor from Greece called Oozo. It's wonderful mixed with a little lemon lime soda.
Autocar is older than Buick. They haven't made cars since 1911, but they still make jockey and trash trucks.
I just had White Castle for lunch.
OMG they make little White Castle "Pizza rolls" that are fricking amazing! Yay for freezer aisles!!!
White castle is a personal fave of mine
good reporting, thanks.
It seems bizarre that just about _everything_ to you seems bizarre.
Fry's Chocolate is a big brand in the UK. You can get it in every supermarket, pound shops and lots of convenience stores.
Rice Crispy Treats cereal. Read it again slow.It's exactly what it is.Try to find it. I dare you, it sucks that they don't make it where I'm at. If at all.
I love black licorice, but cant find any licorice candy in stores over here and I'm like 😫 , aaaand yes I'm weirdo, I'm well aware. I really like it though.
Here it was the other way around. I first got in to Flintstones by Flamestone‘s ice cream which every character had a different sort. My favorite was BamBam then later on I watched things to my car cannot work. I’m from Sweden right away.
It seems like your top town so no longer can’t carry it self sadly. Anyway, if it happens that you have to close down, I hope that you will give all the videos app and you get some rest if you got a pay out from them as they lie here, and just taking more views :-)
I very rarely buy box but pretty pebbles is the only kid cereal I'll eat. In addition My maternal grandparents were from the asors and my Granny cooked with a lot of fennel so I'm one of those people that loves black licorice.🙈
While Fruity Pebbles is based on a TV show, Captain Crunch was built around Jay Ward's animated commercials!
Oh boy here in Sweden. We have mostly salted licorice and it’s better in my opinion at least so if you like licorice he should try salted. Maybe you will like it maybe it won’t but at least you have tried :-)
Fruity Pebbles are still a great seller because they are flippin' delicious! Cocoa Pebbles make the best chocolate milk
White Castle has good breakfast and chicken. The burgers not so much.
Fry's Chocolate Creme is disgusting though, it tastes of sadness and disappointment
Fun fact, white castle was founded in wichita, kansas, but there are no locations anywhere nearby
If Verners changing their formula makes it not the oldest soda brand in the world, then nothing on this list qualifies.
Eric, I like you, but that shirt is just for radio 😢 ❤
Lol
He has bad taste in shirts AND burgers.
That was great. You make a good host! Stay out from behind the scenes! 😊
He did really well I think. I like how his personality is present. He is entertaining to me
I sped him up to 1.25x speed.. decent 🤗
11:30 You meant a thousand, not a hundred. 🙂
Please get someone with a less nasal voice.
11:33 is it 100 or 1,000 🤔
I hate Good and Plenty.too
Where’s Simon?
Sorry guys, but the first A & W restaurants opened their doors on June 20, 1919, beating out White Castle by a couple of years.
They are still in business, and you can still get a Pappa Burger. Just head over here to Lodi, California, about 45 min south from Sacramento and about 15 min north of Stockton.
While you're waiting for your food, look around at all the memorabilia. They have stuff in there from when they first opened their doors. It's really kind of cool.
Do you have a reliable source? Did our author pick a source that wasn't accurate?
@ToptenzNettop10 I actually live in the town of Lodi, Ca, and according to the people who own the original A &W the road side stand opened in 1919 and a few months later they started selling food from their kitchen window.
Up until a few years ago, when they remodeled, you could pull up to an outdoor speaker to order your food, and someone would bring it out to on rollerskates. They would clip the tray to your window so you could eat in your car. It was kind of cool.
I wouldn't actually say they were totally wrong, I guess. What one posts online and what the owners say could probably be taken with a grain of salt. If you're ever in California, do come by our nice little town and check it out. A good majority of the food grown in the US is grown here in San Joaquin Valley. Plus, we have some excellent wine tasting venues here as well. This is wine country, after all.
What?? Where’s Karl? I actually prefer him to Simon. Simon is all smug and decided he’s cleverer than the writers, so spends half the video on his own tangents that only he finds funny. Karl is easy going and engaging.
Blasphemy...
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I used to really like Simon. I watched his TopTenz and then followed his other channels for a while, but the popular he’s become, the more of his own personality comes out. And he’s even admitted a narcissist and a dickhead. And the worst is him constantly referring to himself as “big brain”,even when there’s something he’s never heard of or had completely wrong later in the video. Not to mention him just blatantly belching on camera and stopping mid-sentence for a completely unrelated story.
And don’t even get me started on how he has his mind made up and refuses to consider anyone else’s opinion. Of course every one thinks they’re right. I had to stop watching Decoding the Unknown because he just spends the entire video saying it’s BS - even though we know it’s going to turn out to be nothing he just stops every two minutes to say how stupid whatever is suggested in the script.
@@j.p.6932 that's what I watch him for.
Why guns?
Yawn.
My favorite Cereals were always the odd ones out, like King Vitamin and Honey Bunches of Oats, though I am also fond of Peanut Butter Crunch 🤤
Edit: OMG I FRICKING LOVE GOOD N PLENTY
We went from bald english dude, to english dude with hair, to Steve Wozniak. I'm so confused.
I think you guys missed a few. There's a construction company that in Japan that has been in continuous business since 500 BC. Quite a few pubs from the 1200's.
Footware, Peal and Co were in business from the 1500's but went under after WWII, but sold the name to brooks brothers right after. As a continuously operating brand run by the same family Tricker's out of England has been in operation since I think 1829..., I love their shoes.
Thanks all I've got...
This was mostly about brands that sell products rather than services, besides the cheese which was kinda random considering it's a recipe and not even owned by any specific company
@@The_BlazementTricker's and Peal and Co are brands, but gotcha.
I love Good n Plenty. Licorice and anise flavored candies are some of my favorite. In fact I love the flavor so much that absinthe is my favorite alcoholic beverage.
Didn't James Bond carry a Beretta pistol?
Yes.
In the books, a Walther PPK .32 caliber.
I went to school with one of the Fry family.
Otto Benz had a patented automobile in 1886. Pugeot started several years later.
Favorite cereal when I ate cereal in the morning was Life.
Now I eat a container of yogurt and a container of cottage cheese with hot sauce on top
Levi is no longer a trusted brand.
@Patrick-nodak look where they are made. Also nowhere near as durable as they used to be. They are still based in San Francisco, but very little of their product is produced domestically.
@@roberthoy9922
Very little of ANY product is produced domestically.
Idk who you are but you did a great job that being said I still miss Karl
I'm Eric. I work behind the scenes. I've also written for all three channels. Karl's awesome. He's been doing this for a while, though, years without a break. So he's feeling pretty run down lately. I love working with him, so I'd like him to be part of the channel in any form he's comfortable with whenever he's rested up.
Yay for Vernor’s. Detroit reppin!
U r a really great host Eric!
Also wish Karl the best 4 his R and R!
Thank you.
Yeah I would not watch this guy if it wasn’t for this channel. He is too “fake” moneys are way over exaggerated. Reminds me of a used car salesman. The creepy bad kind.
I’m sure he is a nice guy.
Peugeot may be the oldest car company, but they started in the field, after seeing Daimler's vehicle in action
How old is Mercedes Benz?
Otto Benz made I think one of the first automobiles. 1894, if I remember correctly.
Brilliant job Eric 👏 really enjoyed that
Eric is articulate and handsome. What's not to like?
Since you've asked....his snarky attitude.
Your videos are amazing Eric! Thanks 😊😊😊
Simone!!!! Where are you? My interest in this channel is waning. Haven’t been as excited since the last one you hosted. Help, this channel Simone!
Who the crap is Simone?
@derekhowell6817
It's Simon, "Simone" is a female name, and it's been explained many times why Simon left the channel and that he is NOT coming back.
Ok... Keep Eric and dump the other guy if Simon isn't coming back. He's great!
The content is great... But for the love of all things holy, get Karel or Simon back ASAP. This guy is... Well just no.
Lol really dude? It's been explained time and time again why Simon parted ways and that he'll NEVER be back on the channels.
What's wrong with this guy? I think he does the job just fine, what's the issue? No british accent?
Simon left the channel about a year ago and he ain't ever coming back. Time to get over it.
What's the Problem with this Guy - adleast you can understand what he's saying 🤔
Simon isn’t coming back. Karl has been great though, but the guy does deserve a vacation.
that's not the same thing as the oldest brand. not watching this
Mercedes-Benz is the oldest car company still in service today...... Producing their first vehicle in 1886.
I mean, we are looking for writers with good research ability. If you think you'd be able to make more accurate articles/well written articles, then by all means, shoot me an email at ericmalikyte @ gmail dot com
heyyy Eric, I'm the one who complained that suit + leaning back doesn't go together in the last video and just wanted to acknowledge that I like your new setup and presenting composition better. 😊
Thanks. It's taken some work to narrow it down, but I think it's working now.
3:30 Wait what? You mean Per-Joe, right?
This new host blows! Furthermore. A&W, Pontiac, and Weihenstephaner FTW!
Huge fan of cheeses... That can't pronounce the names of the cheeses mentioned.