Thank you for these past 7 reaction videos. It was a lot of fun and you chose great vlogs to review. I remember that you did the rt 66 trip with the carpetbagger and I thought for sure that large marge was going to be part of it. Now I understand what happened. Can’t wait for the next video, keep on trucking!
Adam, I really enjoyed your cross country journey in Large Marge right after you got it. I remember the episode in texas when you met Billy Corgan and thought that was pretty cool. Have you ever thought of doing a podcast where you just sit down with a friend or someone you are a fan of and just talk life. Just thought when you met Billy how fun that episode was. Keep up the vogs. You're helping me in this COVID times.
Adam, somehow, these are more entertaining and funny than the original vlogs were. Laughing along with you, and getting your insight, makes these all the better. Thanks!
While I loved the Large Marge Era, and thought they were some of the best videos... I fully respect your decision. I will NEVER stop watching you.... no matter where you go, or what you do. You take me out of my world.... which for me.... is permanent "isolation." THANK YOU, Adam for all that you have done, and continue to do.... and that is bring happiness to my heart and soul.
I like these nostalgia videos. As a RV owner, I can relate. I bought it with lofty dreams of driving cross country and sleeping wherever I want. Reality was very different! In fact, it was stressful af. Fuel was EXPENSIVE! It’s hard to navigate, people tailgating and cutting you off all the time. When parked, it was always very hot or very cold inside. People always trying to look into your windows. Once, I stopped to eat, opened the windows to let the breeze in and after finishing my meal, I sat back, looked out the window and some dude was passing by complaining to his wife, “that guy is just kicking back in there!” Like that was against the law or something. I could go on and on but yeah, RV life isn’t all it’s hyped up to be.
From 1981 to 83 my husband and I lived in a 25ft Indian motor home with 2 dobermans, towing my little Ford Comet. We traveled through 36 states, following government work, hanging siding on base housing. It wasn't always easy but we loved it. Got to see Grand Canyon, Mt Rushmore, spent a winter in Minot, ND in 40 below temps, Ruidoso, NM, just everywhere! Miss those days but have a million memories. When we sold it to settle down we went to the extreme of getting a farm in Ohio. Good luck in your future travels!
I can't believe it has been that long ago. I remember this video very well, but it doesn't seem like it was 4 years ago. It also is hard to believe I have been watching you for around 5 years. Just goes to show, if you put out quality content, people will just follow you indefinitely.
I've enjoyed these lookback vids. You can't help but reminisce given the current times we're living in. Everyone take care as we begin to creep back out of doors!
I think I may speak for most "Woovians",: we really enjoyed your nostalgic trip in showing past videos. The way you presented your thoughts of what was going through your mind in the past versus the way you felt today was a good contrast. I hope you make this a semi-regular feature, maybe once a month. We see how Adam the Woo has changed but, yet has remained the same too. It makes for a good contrast. Thank you for all of your hard work. I would also like to give a shout out to your mom for a belated Happy Mother's Day and your dad for an early Happy Fathers Day. As we say in the south "they done raised you right". Thanks for being Adam the Woo!
You were stuck indoors in the OC talking about your RV adventures from a few years before....and now a year after this recap you're living out in Florida. Keep living the life Adam!
I’ve always felt viewer backlash was them living vicariously through you. I know the nomadic life looks great on a screen. But I’m sure it’s difficult.
Loved Large Marge! i remember at the end of almost all of the RV videos, you would open a cabinet, take out a bag of chips, undo the rubberband, eat a few chips, put the rubberband back on and slam the cabinet closed. LOL.. I dont know why i remember that , but, i do
Very interesting; I watched the video recently on how you got kicked out of Disneyworld, too. I didn't know the videos existed. Very information-filled for those thinking of my purchasing a RV
I did enjoy the RV adventures, but I can't imagine that being my daily driver either. They are cumbersome. You were the first van dweller I watched on UA-cam. Now that I think about it, you were the first UA-camr I watched on a "Daily" basis. Thanks for taking us along on your adventures.
I bought a used 42 foot 5th wheel 5 years ago. I've had to learn a lot about how badly these things are built. Next time, I will buy a cargo trailer and rig it out how I want. The propane is stressful even for this 65 year young man. But then there is the giant learning curve on solar and batteries.
Enjoyed this series of looking back. I’ve been wondering what happened to Large Marge. Now I know. We all live and learn with the decisions we make. I’ve made impulse decisions too. Looking forward to seeing what’s next.
Shunk akunk akunk unk unk unk, lol I love when you do that 😂. Also harmonizing with yourself years later, amazing. Thanks for these Adam, I love hearing the behind the scenes info.
As someone who owned a dream car once (an Ecto-1) I totally get the initial excitement and the eventual decision to part ways. Glad to hear you're getting outside again, things are definitely opening up here in socal
Never seen your videos before but this video came across my feed so I clicked it because I was curious as to why an RV wouldn't work out for someone. And yeah, you're absolutely right for your case. Back in 2014 I actually rented an RV from Cruise America, their 30' model to go from Chicago to Connecticut then NYC and back. Best road trip my family and I have ever taken, we still laugh about it today! Definitely would do it again and would totally love to own a RV of my own some day. But yeah, even just renting it I did months and months of research and pre-planning beforehand to make sure this completely out of the box adventure didn't go sideways anywhere during the trip. So I could only imagine the level of research I would need to do to commit to purchasing one to suit my lifestyle. I can't imagine the discomfort you must've endured by making an impulse purchase like that! The van is far easier to drive, store, maintain, conceal, and daily than a RV. A RV is only an upgrade from a van to live in if you have a reliable place to camp out every night... EVERY NIGHT. And the income to maintain it.
I’m very glad you took the opportunity to spend a year in an RV and took us with you on the adventure, but I’m glad that you learned it wasn’t for you and moved on. Looking forward to what’s next and really enjoyed the last week of looking back. This was a fun series. Thank you for sharing so much with us!
I love these - I hope you will do them every so often.....I find them enjoyable...you know the way i sense you miss the van life - I think you should buy one again and think of that again......traveling would be cool because you would not only show case where your going but how you live in the van - ooooooooh would that be cool.
@@conniecrawford5231 I'm older than 45 and thought I might buy a camper van just for occasional trips till I started thinking like you suggested, I'm just too old for that now. haha
@@OldTimerGarden most of The people I know who have full size RVs are already retired. As a former rv person I started out with a conversion van and eventually went to a big class a motor home.
We finally get the inside scoop on the Large Marge story... that was years in the making! lol... That's why I love these commentary videos of yours so much. And, I'll be honest with you, I never loved Large Marge. She just never felt comfy to me, like the van did. Perhaps she would've grown on me, but I see now why the time for that never happened. She wasn't right for you. You did what was best. Good for you, Adam. Live, learn and grow. Can't wait to see what you've got planned next. I'll be here for it all, that's for sure :)
Hey Adam! Thanks for producing this fine little series for all of us! It is interesting, with the benefit of hindsight, how you really felt about Large Marge compared to my reaction having seen almost every video she was in. I thought you had it made traveling in such a majestic piece of machinery. But I guess I didn't realize all the hassle involved when traveling in such a large gas guzzling vehicle! Thanks for the look back!
Thanks Adam. I've been a life long RVer and much of what you said comes naturally now. I know how to make it work. My last two RVs have been huge 5th wheels and I even lived in the last one for a couple years. I have that one up for sale now. I purchased a toy hauler trailer now and I can pull it behind my Yukon. It has room to sleep four and the back door opens down to make a patio. I can bring my dogs with me and they have access to the fenced patio so I don't worry so much if I go somewhere and leave them behind. There is a lot to be said for traveling light though. Motels aren't a bad thing and it can be just about as cheap and convenient as an RV. As I get older, I'm realizing that bringing all my "stuff" is not really necessary.
I just want to say, Adam, that I've loved this 7 episode series looking back over past videos - including several I hadn't seen yet - and I've enjoyed all your videos past and present. Whether you do this again in the future or not, it was a great idea and I would not mind seeing more. I know these are uncertain and strange times, but do whatever you need/want to do - be it inside or outside. I know I'll enjoy it. My best to your and your amazing channel.
Ah yes, I enjoyed the Large Marge days. I always enjoyed the vlogs where you went to all of these little places all over the country and showed us a side of America that we had never seen before. Your commentaries were always so good, you made a great tour guide. The amount of research you did before you started filming really showed. It will be interesting to see where life takes you now, you always do something new and that's what I love about you. My life has been the polar opposite, so I've lived vicariously through you.
Thanks again for the look back! We all make mistakes, and I have done plenty, but keep moving forward, learning from the past. When I was in my mid twenties right after college I bought a heavy duty pickup and was going to buy a camper which was fitted into the back. Very popular at the time. New job and other things, never bought the camper. Sold the truck and it had a long life after me, even converted to run on propane. (knew the owners after me).
I remember when you sold the RV, it’s when I stopped watching. I’m just now starting to watch your vids again, it wasn’t you so much, just I didn’t care about Hollywoo. I really appreciate you talking about it, gives a very reasonable response to it.
I’ve owned a 1971 VW camper bus since the early 1990s. It’s been a great weekend getaway vehicle... 28 mpg & not too big. Tend to stay at state parks with nice shower/bathroom facilities...could not image living out of it though ... keep up the good work Adam!
Hey, Adam! I really liked watching those episodes in Large Marge, like when you ran into Billy Corgan and had lunch with him. What? Out of the blue like that? Or that time the nice family tracked you down & you spent the day with them going on rides & what-not. I got the impression you felt obligated to do that & you may have started regretting letting people know your daily route, and also what your vehicle looked like. I see it today when you are on the road & just give an "idea" what part of the state you'll be traversing that day.
This was when I started watching the daily woo. And I still love watching all your videos. I can’t remember the title of the video but I will never forget when you were just walking by a guy and he started to yell at you for no reason. I was like wow, you were walking on a path with trees but that’s all I remember.
Enjoying the latest series, watching the old videos. The young kids won’t remember this but it reminds me of the days when dad would put a sheet on the wall and break out the slide projector. Great stuff!
Thanks for the video..I’ve always wanted to get a RV..And wondered back then why you didn’t keep it longer.. Thanks for your honest opinion of owning and maintaining a RV lifestyle
This is got to be one of the best video I ever seen man keep going with the classic if you have time can you tell all of us the first day that you picked up the camera
A very easy a enjoyable hike is to Monrovia Falls. The hike starts just inside the park gate at the three graves. (a back story in itself) This is one of three or four trails in the park that will take you to the falls. I lived in Monrovia for many years and loved it. I backpacked all over the San Gabriel's back in the day. These mountains are a Magical Place, do yourself a favor and find a partner to go along with you. This experience is a more enjoyable when shared with one or more people!
These have been great. I recall you always being concerned when you went under bridges. Will miss large Marge but totally get the stress of owning her.
This series was so much fun. I had already seen the older vlogs previously, and your thoughts and other comments really added background info. I thought they were very interesting. Thank you!
Hey you gave it a go and it didn’t work out with the rv. Live and learn. I can’t wait till we get back normal. Your videos including this series help me get through these tough times. Stay safe Mr Woo.
No problems mate! thanks for 'splaining' where she went! (personally, I think you need something smaller) I know it is a hassle and it isn't for everybody. Heck, I used to have a Toyota truck w/small dolphin camper on the back & when I say small, it was very small, made for tiny people. You have to fill up the propane, empty the septic tank, fill it up w/water & make sure it is leveled. If anything breaks, it's on you to fix it. Plus, some of them use a lot of gas or diesel. Then there's upkeep on the vehicle, ect. (maybe you could eventually get a camper-van, don't know???)ty for the video!
Wow! I just realized I've been watching your channel for almost 5 years! Not everyday, but, still...Keep up the good work, Adam. Here's hoping you get to get out and about like the old days. :)
Thank you Mr.Woo for a very educational video . I understand the cons of having an RV now . The best vehicle might be a work mini van with the words janitorial on the sides . Then you could park and sleep in shopping centers at night and people will think you are in the businesses cleaning the floors after hours .
It's fun to watch you watch yourself, what you thought was still funny and what you cringed at seeing again. How much you've grown and increased your capacity in your work. Fascinating!
Thanks for this, and well done on doing a whole week's worth!! I was thinking about large marge yesterday after watching that video so this was great to see.
11:51 If you have a heat gun or hair dryer you can (carefully just enough) melt the sticker's glue for a flawless release. If you don't have a heat source, taking an insane amount of time to slowly peel will also work. Slow for either approach is key.
I’ve loved all of your adventures. It is a smart individual, that knows when something is not working for them and changes their course. You are incredibly creative and adaptive and know when to change things around for yourself. Loved this series on reminiscing. Can’t wait for next adventures.
You speak about stress and upkeep of Large Marge and yet listening to you, and I remember watching this, you seem to be, or at least sound, so much happier than you do now ! You seemed a little ‘resigned’ to things as they are for all of us right now. I know you are not one to feel down, however, even the best of us may be having trouble right now. Good luck Adam, love your vlogs, keep up the good work. Alison, Queensland, Australia 🇦🇺 xoxox
I haven't watched your channel in a little bit, no reason just life but you seem alot more calm and shall I say mature now a days. I don't know you seem more chill then a year ago or whenever it was
Might be good for you to look at what in the UK are called Transit Vans. Swift Vans in the US maybe? Vans not much bigger than your old van but people convert them to have beds, kitchen and shower areas. So smaller and cheaper to run but with the comforts of an RV. You probably already know this but look up van dwellers and you’ll see them.
I live rural maine. Today's trucks has the 700 footers sailing by with a jake brake on a pickup truck. I learned years ago, just get something that unhooks from the vehicle. those campers never last.. be it the engine side or the camper itself. Keep it in pieces. Get rid of stuff and keep going. At least you got to experience an RV.. a life experience. I grew up with family trucking. I never wanted to camp urban style ever again.
A few years back, we RV'd from California to Louisiana, then into Missouri. Then all the way back. It was a great trip, but the gas by itself was a huge cost. Plus everything you mention. I was bowling in a tournament, so I couldn't drive the RV to the location. It was good that my friend and teammate drove so that I could ride with him over.
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Thanks for watching this fun series of looking back . Now time to look forward . Stay tuned ...
Thank you for these past 7 reaction videos. It was a lot of fun and you chose great vlogs to review. I remember that you did the rt 66 trip with the carpetbagger and I thought for sure that large marge was going to be part of it. Now I understand what happened. Can’t wait for the next video, keep on trucking!
Adam, I really enjoyed your cross country journey in Large Marge right after you got it. I remember the episode in texas when you met Billy Corgan and thought that was pretty cool. Have you ever thought of doing a podcast where you just sit down with a friend or someone you are a fan of and just talk life. Just thought when you met Billy how fun that episode was. Keep up the vogs. You're helping me in this COVID times.
Adam, somehow, these are more entertaining and funny than the original vlogs were. Laughing along with you, and getting your insight, makes these all the better. Thanks!
Dollywood looks like it will be open next Friday
Maaaan I remember those days. During that time you went from eating junk food, to fruit and veg. 😁😉
While I loved the Large Marge Era, and thought they were some of the best videos... I fully respect your decision. I will NEVER stop watching you.... no matter where you go, or what you do. You take me out of my world.... which for me.... is permanent "isolation." THANK YOU, Adam for all that you have done, and continue to do.... and that is bring happiness to my heart and soul.
I remember when you bought Large Marge. So much nostalgia, thanks for these looks back.
Seven days of nostalgia.... Hope we see more of these sometime in the future. So now forwards it is ATW..... the ride resumes......
Ah, I remember waking up every morning to watch your RV adventures. Those were always my favorites. These commentaries are very fun Adam, keep it up.
I like these nostalgia videos. As a RV owner, I can relate. I bought it with lofty dreams of driving cross country and sleeping wherever I want. Reality was very different! In fact, it was stressful af. Fuel was EXPENSIVE! It’s hard to navigate, people tailgating and cutting you off all the time. When parked, it was always very hot or very cold inside. People always trying to look into your windows. Once, I stopped to eat, opened the windows to let the breeze in and after finishing my meal, I sat back, looked out the window and some dude was passing by complaining to his wife, “that guy is just kicking back in there!” Like that was against the law or something. I could go on and on but yeah, RV life isn’t all it’s hyped up to be.
Apt life is paradise .having crazy neighbors,loud noises,,rats,bedbugs,dangerous wifi,smart meters, things u are stuck with and cannot move away from.
From 1981 to 83 my husband and I lived in a 25ft Indian motor home with 2 dobermans, towing my little Ford Comet. We traveled through 36 states, following government work, hanging siding on base housing. It wasn't always easy but we loved it. Got to see Grand Canyon, Mt Rushmore, spent a winter in Minot, ND in 40 below temps, Ruidoso, NM, just everywhere! Miss those days but have a million memories. When we sold it to settle down we went to the extreme of getting a farm in Ohio. Good luck in your future travels!
I can't believe it has been that long ago. I remember this video very well, but it doesn't seem like it was 4 years ago. It also is hard to believe I have been watching you for around 5 years. Just goes to show, if you put out quality content, people will just follow you indefinitely.
I've enjoyed these lookback vids. You can't help but reminisce given the current times we're living in. Everyone take care as we begin to creep back out of doors!
Us farmers/ranchers never went inside..Your welcome..
I think I may speak for most "Woovians",: we really enjoyed your nostalgic trip in showing past videos. The way you presented your thoughts of what was going through your mind in the past versus the way you felt today was a good contrast. I hope you make this a semi-regular feature, maybe once a month. We see how Adam the Woo has changed but, yet has remained the same too. It makes for a good contrast. Thank you for all of your hard work. I would also like to give a shout out to your mom for a belated Happy Mother's Day and your dad for an early Happy Fathers Day. As we say in the south "they done raised you right". Thanks for being Adam the Woo!
Where is the Large Marge name plate now? Inquiring minds want to know. Love this format, thank you
You were stuck indoors in the OC talking about your RV adventures from a few years before....and now a year after this recap you're living out in Florida. Keep living the life Adam!
I wish more people were like Adam. The world would be a much better place!
I’ve always felt viewer backlash was them living vicariously through you. I know the nomadic life looks great on a screen. But I’m sure it’s difficult.
Man your really taking me down memory lane this week keep it coming!!
Loved Large Marge! i remember at the end of almost all of the RV videos, you would open a cabinet, take out a bag of chips, undo the rubberband, eat a few chips, put the rubberband back on and slam the cabinet closed. LOL.. I dont know why i remember that , but, i do
Very interesting; I watched the video recently on how you got kicked out of Disneyworld, too. I didn't know the videos existed. Very information-filled for those thinking of my purchasing a RV
I did enjoy the RV adventures, but I can't imagine that being my daily driver either. They are cumbersome. You were the first van dweller I watched on UA-cam. Now that I think about it, you were the first UA-camr I watched on a "Daily" basis. Thanks for taking us along on your adventures.
“Sometimes you have to take a monetary loss to move forward”... ain’t that the truth!
Story of my life.
Dave Ramsey calls it “stupid tax”, not that you are stupid, but sometimes we have to admit when we were a bit too impulsive and made a dumb decision.
Fun times reminiscing with ya Adam. I remember the cross country road trip you took with The carpetbagger with Large Marge .
I was waiting for him to crush the coffee cup like a water bottle.
You make everything so fun, Adam. Thank you for this nostalgic, trip down memory lane.🌈 🚐🤠
All of a sudden adam takes the camera out side during this video “shonka konk konk konk! I bought another RV! “. 😂😂
I bought a used 42 foot 5th wheel 5 years ago. I've had to learn a lot about how badly these things are built. Next time, I will buy a cargo trailer and rig it out how I want. The propane is stressful even for this 65 year young man. But then there is the giant learning curve on solar and batteries.
What I like about you is that your videos are personal, meaning I feel like you’re a talking to me directly instead of at me. Thanks for your video 😎
Enjoyed this series of looking back. I’ve been wondering what happened to Large Marge. Now I know. We all live and learn with the decisions we make. I’ve made impulse decisions too. Looking forward to seeing what’s next.
Shunk akunk akunk unk unk unk, lol I love when you do that 😂. Also harmonizing with yourself years later, amazing. Thanks for these Adam, I love hearing the behind the scenes info.
I miss him saying Shunk Akunk unk unk unk.
As someone who owned a dream car once (an Ecto-1) I totally get the initial excitement and the eventual decision to part ways. Glad to hear you're getting outside again, things are definitely opening up here in socal
Never seen your videos before but this video came across my feed so I clicked it because I was curious as to why an RV wouldn't work out for someone. And yeah, you're absolutely right for your case. Back in 2014 I actually rented an RV from Cruise America, their 30' model to go from Chicago to Connecticut then NYC and back. Best road trip my family and I have ever taken, we still laugh about it today! Definitely would do it again and would totally love to own a RV of my own some day. But yeah, even just renting it I did months and months of research and pre-planning beforehand to make sure this completely out of the box adventure didn't go sideways anywhere during the trip. So I could only imagine the level of research I would need to do to commit to purchasing one to suit my lifestyle. I can't imagine the discomfort you must've endured by making an impulse purchase like that! The van is far easier to drive, store, maintain, conceal, and daily than a RV. A RV is only an upgrade from a van to live in if you have a reliable place to camp out every night... EVERY NIGHT. And the income to maintain it.
I’m very glad you took the opportunity to spend a year in an RV and took us with you on the adventure, but I’m glad that you learned it wasn’t for you and moved on. Looking forward to what’s next and really enjoyed the last week of looking back. This was a fun series. Thank you for sharing so much with us!
I love these - I hope you will do them every so often.....I find them enjoyable...you know the way i sense you miss the van life - I think you should buy one again and think of that again......traveling would be cool because you would not only show case where your going but how you live in the van - ooooooooh would that be cool.
I think being a twenty year old living in a van is not as appealing to a 45 year old man!
@@conniecrawford5231 I'm older than 45 and thought I might buy a camper van just for occasional trips till I started thinking like you suggested, I'm just too old for that now. haha
@@OldTimerGarden most of The people I know who have full size RVs are already retired.
As a former rv person I started out with a conversion van and eventually went to a big class a motor home.
Large Marge was the beginning of a new era , she served you and us well.
Loving the look back videos! Keep em coming! Would love to see the original Van Dwelling videos. Part 1 and Part 2 with Ginger. Thanks!
We finally get the inside scoop on the Large Marge story... that was years in the making! lol... That's why I love these commentary videos of yours so much. And, I'll be honest with you, I never loved Large Marge. She just never felt comfy to me, like the van did. Perhaps she would've grown on me, but I see now why the time for that never happened. She wasn't right for you. You did what was best. Good for you, Adam. Live, learn and grow. Can't wait to see what you've got planned next. I'll be here for it all, that's for sure :)
Hey Adam! Thanks for producing this fine little series for all of us! It is interesting, with the benefit of hindsight, how you really felt about Large Marge compared to my reaction having seen almost every video she was in. I thought you had it made traveling in such a majestic piece of machinery. But I guess I didn't realize all the hassle involved when traveling in such a large gas guzzling vehicle! Thanks for the look back!
I remember when you sold the van. I was shocked. It didn't surprise me in the least when you sold Large Marg.
Good video.
I first started watching you during your RV days, crazy how quick time flies
Thanks Adam. I've been a life long RVer and much of what you said comes naturally now. I know how to make it work. My last two RVs have been huge 5th wheels and I even lived in the last one for a couple years. I have that one up for sale now. I purchased a toy hauler trailer now and I can pull it behind my Yukon. It has room to sleep four and the back door opens down to make a patio. I can bring my dogs with me and they have access to the fenced patio so I don't worry so much if I go somewhere and leave them behind.
There is a lot to be said for traveling light though. Motels aren't a bad thing and it can be just about as cheap and convenient as an RV. As I get older, I'm realizing that bringing all my "stuff" is not really necessary.
Watching this series really drives home how long I've been watching ADW... time well spent.
I just want to say, Adam, that I've loved this 7 episode series looking back over past videos - including several I hadn't seen yet - and I've enjoyed all your videos past and present. Whether you do this again in the future or not, it was a great idea and I would not mind seeing more. I know these are uncertain and strange times, but do whatever you need/want to do - be it inside or outside. I know I'll enjoy it. My best to your and your amazing channel.
Thanks Adam, I really enjoyed the Large Marge days but I 100% understand your reasons. This was insightful cant wait to see what comes tomorrow!
Ah yes, I enjoyed the Large Marge days. I always enjoyed the vlogs where you went to all of these little places all over the country and showed us a side of America that we had never seen before. Your commentaries were always so good, you made a great tour guide. The amount of research you did before you started filming really showed. It will be interesting to see where life takes you now, you always do something new and that's what I love about you. My life has been the polar opposite, so I've lived vicariously through you.
Thanks again for the look back! We all make mistakes, and I have done plenty, but keep moving forward, learning from the past. When I was in my mid twenties right after college I bought a heavy duty pickup and was going to buy a camper which was fitted into the back. Very popular at the time. New job and other things, never bought the camper. Sold the truck and it had a long life after me, even converted to run on propane. (knew the owners after me).
I loved the seven day series and getting your thoughts on how you film. I enjoy your exploring videos also. Glad to see you back into that.
I still plan on getting an RV someday. Your videos back then were definitely part of that inspiration.
Hey if its your dream go for it it may fit your lifestyle perfectly good luck
I remember when you sold the RV, it’s when I stopped watching. I’m just now starting to watch your vids again, it wasn’t you so much, just I didn’t care about Hollywoo. I really appreciate you talking about it, gives a very reasonable response to it.
I’ve owned a 1971 VW camper bus since the early 1990s. It’s been a great weekend getaway vehicle... 28 mpg & not too big. Tend to stay at state parks with nice shower/bathroom facilities...could not image living out of it though ... keep up the good work Adam!
I remember the drone video when you lost it over the fence that was a funny one but was happy you got it back by the end of the video
I really enjoyed this little mini series that you have been doing lately !
One of my favorite episodes!!! I love watching you reflect on things, very interesting.
Hey, Adam! I really liked watching those episodes in Large Marge, like when you ran into Billy Corgan and had lunch with him. What? Out of the blue like that? Or that time the nice family tracked you down & you spent the day with them going on rides & what-not. I got the impression you felt obligated to do that & you may have started regretting letting people know your daily route, and also what your vehicle looked like. I see it today when you are on the road & just give an "idea" what part of the state you'll be traversing that day.
This was when I started watching the daily woo. And I still love watching all your videos. I can’t remember the title of the video but I will never forget when you were just walking by a guy and he started to yell at you for no reason. I was like wow, you were walking on a path with trees but that’s all I remember.
Thanks for sharing this info about your RV. I enjoyed your Route 66 series as I live in Missouri travel old 66 and I 44 quite frequently.
Looking forward to seeing a few bike tours around the OC. The wife, son, and I are going to rock Knott's for the chicken this weekend. Cheers Adam
Enjoying the latest series, watching the old videos. The young kids won’t remember this but it reminds me of the days when dad would put a sheet on the wall and break out the slide projector. Great stuff!
The idea seemed good at the time. But Large Marge was more like the semi-truck mobile base in Knight Rider. You needed a KITT instead!
Yes!! Lmao!!👏🤣
Greg's Game Room hahaha...true
That's a good analogy tho
Wow these videos made me realize how long I’ve been watching your channel.
Thanks for the video..I’ve always wanted to get a RV..And wondered back then why you didn’t keep it longer.. Thanks for your honest opinion of owning and maintaining a RV lifestyle
This is got to be one of the best video I ever seen man keep going with the classic if you have time can you tell all of us the first day that you picked up the camera
Have been watching you off and on for 2 years. Finally subscribed.
Thank you Adam! I’ve really been needing some lightheaded and positive entertainment lately. Love from Georgia
Your time with Large Marge were some of my favorite episodes. Great adventures!
A very easy a enjoyable hike is to Monrovia Falls.
The hike starts just inside the park gate at the three graves. (a back story in itself)
This is one of three or four trails in the park that will take you to the falls.
I lived in Monrovia for many years and loved it. I backpacked all over the San Gabriel's back in the day.
These mountains are a Magical Place, do yourself a favor and find a partner to go along with you.
This experience is a more enjoyable when shared with one or more people!
Excellent series! I hope to see some of this again!
These have been great. I recall you always being concerned when you went under bridges. Will miss large Marge but totally get the stress of owning her.
This series was so much fun. I had already seen the older vlogs previously, and your thoughts and other comments really added background info. I thought they were very interesting. Thank you!
This was one of the bigger things I wanted to know about.
Hey you gave it a go and it didn’t work out with the rv. Live and learn. I can’t wait till we get back normal. Your videos including this series help me get through these tough times. Stay safe Mr Woo.
Thanks for the *Update*on Large Marge!! Hope all is well with you “ Woomaster”...... 👀😎👌👍👏👋✌️🇨🇦🌟
I mistakenly heard yogi bear 🐻 at first 😂
No problems mate! thanks for 'splaining' where she went! (personally, I think you need something smaller) I know it is a hassle and it isn't for everybody. Heck, I used to have a Toyota truck w/small dolphin camper on the back & when I say small, it was very small, made for tiny people. You have to fill up the propane, empty the septic tank, fill it up w/water & make sure it is leveled. If anything breaks, it's on you to fix it. Plus, some of them use a lot of gas or diesel. Then there's upkeep on the vehicle, ect. (maybe you could eventually get a camper-van, don't know???)ty for the video!
Wow! I just realized I've been watching your channel for almost 5 years! Not everyday, but, still...Keep up the good work, Adam. Here's hoping you get to get out and about like the old days. :)
It’s odd, I cannot remember you ever cooking I Large Marge ~~ also can’t believe this was in 2016 !!!!
Thanks, we enjoyed the looking back episodes.
Thank you Mr.Woo for a very educational video . I understand the cons of having an RV now . The best vehicle might be a work mini van with the words janitorial on the sides . Then you could park and sleep in shopping centers at night and people will think you are in the businesses cleaning the floors after hours .
It's fun to watch you watch yourself, what you thought was still funny and what you cringed at seeing again. How much you've grown and increased your capacity in your work. Fascinating!
Awe so much nostalgia. Love these videos, good times. I will always laugh and smile at the shankakankakanakankakaaaaaa!
I remember that never ending bag of chips with the rubber band around it in the cabinet of large marge
Thanks for this, and well done on doing a whole week's worth!! I was thinking about large marge yesterday after watching that video so this was great to see.
11:51 If you have a heat gun or hair dryer you can (carefully just enough) melt the sticker's glue for a flawless release. If you don't have a heat source, taking an insane amount of time to slowly peel will also work. Slow for either approach is key.
I’ve loved all of your adventures. It is a smart individual, that knows when something is not working for them and changes their course. You are incredibly creative and adaptive and know when to change things around for yourself. Loved this series on reminiscing. Can’t wait for next adventures.
Thank you for telling the story....always wondered what happend to her...
You are all ways evolving changing things up and that to me is a good thing it allows you the freedom that you need see you in your next video
This is one video I wanted to see. My wife and I still want to get an RV like Large Marge and hit the road.
You speak about stress and upkeep of Large Marge and yet listening to you, and I remember watching this, you seem to be, or at least sound, so much happier than you do now ! You seemed a little ‘resigned’ to things as they are for all of us right now. I know you are not one to feel down, however, even the best of us may be having trouble right now. Good luck Adam, love your vlogs, keep up the good work. Alison, Queensland, Australia 🇦🇺 xoxox
Big City traffic had to be tough getting through. But one off the bucket list is a positive!......
Please continue to do these occasionally. Really loved the series and appreciate the backstories and commentary
Large Marge. Love the vlogs. Great memories I'm sure. Thanks Adam for taking us all on your Adventures.
Large Marge served Woooooo well!
I haven't watched your channel in a little bit, no reason just life but you seem alot more calm and shall I say mature now a days. I don't know you seem more chill then a year ago or whenever it was
The video I would have liked to see again was when you met Billy Corgan and he took you to a diner for lunch.
Anyone who watched rember Billy Corgan knocking the mirror off his own RV agaisnt the side of that bridge LOL
I just watched that video for the first time the other day. It's amazing!!
That’s a great one!
I really like that One, That's a TDW Classic...I'm still listening the Smashing Pumpkins almost every morning
adam, you dont have to explain your choices to anyone. your life. do what makes you happy!
Can you bring back you making the coffee to the start of your videos whiles you’re at home still?
I just wish you would come back to Gatlinburg and pigeon forge
Might be good for you to look at what in the UK are called Transit Vans. Swift Vans in the US maybe?
Vans not much bigger than your old van but people convert them to have beds, kitchen and shower areas.
So smaller and cheaper to run but with the comforts of an RV.
You probably already know this but look up van dwellers and you’ll see them.
I loved your videos when you were in Large Marge. You always kept it positive, so I had no idea that it was stressful and expensive.
Have you though of doing an Amtrack rail pass? Hopping on and off whenever and wherever? Always seemed like fun to me.
You’ve led a fascinating life Adam and I appreciate you sharing every moment
I live rural maine. Today's trucks has the 700 footers sailing by with a jake brake on a pickup truck. I learned years ago, just get something that unhooks from the vehicle. those campers never last.. be it the engine side or the camper itself. Keep it in pieces. Get rid of stuff and keep going. At least you got to experience an RV.. a life experience. I grew up with family trucking. I never wanted to camp urban style ever again.
A few years back, we RV'd from California to Louisiana, then into Missouri. Then all the way back. It was a great trip, but the gas by itself was a huge cost. Plus everything you mention. I was bowling in a tournament, so I couldn't drive the RV to the location. It was good that my friend and teammate drove so that I could ride with him over.