Is Detroit As Bad As They Say? Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village!
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Every summer since I quit my job to become a full time UA-camr we have taken a big family summer trip. The last two years we went out to the Wild West but this year we decided to go to an area of the country we have never gone. This year we are heading north and in this episode we are headed thru Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan, and Pennsylvania to go to some awesome destinations like. Annie Oakley's grave site, Greenfield Village Museum and The Henry Ford Museum in Detroit, and we also see The Great Lakes.
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I have two roof bags let me know if interested in them..
Dude Annie Oakleys grave is in my neighborhood. Would of met you there and been glad to see and talk to you all.
Wish there there are 2 Saturdays in a week. We really enjoyed today’s video and can’t wait until next Saturday. Have a wonderful week ahead.
If you get to Boston, make sure and take the kids whale 🐳 watching and get the tickets for the New England Aquarium boot. Park at the New England Aquarium parking garage. Also take the duck boat tour and if you want to a historical moment walk the freedom trail walk
My wife (68) and I (71) have long wanted to visit Henry Ford Museum. Thanks to you we finally did. She is not able to walk all those miles, but it really made her happy to see it through your camera. Thank you, thank you, thank you! God bless you and your family! We love your videos!
You should absolutely do it - there is simply nothing like it anywhere - the Rouge tour is great as well!
People younger than yall wish we were born in yalls generation. You got to witness the 60's and 70's.
Kids i know many have said let these moments sink in. Well I'm 1 more! Enjoy your together family. Life happens, work, taxes, neighbors, lack of time or money. Pls just drink in y'alls youth. I'm such a fan of what y'all do on the daily. Praying Christ's LOVE all over all y'all. Amen.
Thank you
My dad made sure we had adventures! 6 of us! Lucky we are alive!
@@rayrichmond4746
Ray, i bet you have stories that could make the whole room laugh.
Good on you cousin
You'll turn 40 look back and say what happened where'd it go.
@@SleeperdudeAn intresting family fact in my family. My great Grandfather used to deliver mail with Charles Lindberg.
My great grandparents owned the land connected to the St Luis International airport. Which the airport bought their land and incorporated it into what's there now. My grandmother was born at the end of where their longest runway is now. Charles used to deliver mail and take my great Grandfather with him. My great grandparents would let Charlie stay the night when the weather was bad and when he was to tired to go on. Over the many years they became very close friends. I just like to tell the story because in away it keeps the story alive. I'm on my last leg and my adult kids don't understand the significance of Charles Lindbergh, his life and that relationship to him. My family took that same trip back in 1980. Before we went to Germany for 3 yrs my parents bought a cust van and drove thst similar route. I was only 7 so I just remember highlighting or the White House, where the declaration was signed. Running my finger on the Liberty Bell crack after the sign said Do not touch. Things like that. Great memories. Great video Cory Thank you
As an Aussie I love learning all this history through your eyes Josh, I have a passion for history and how things work, thanks for sharing!
I’m glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for including your vacation trips. I'm 57 years old and became disabled 5 years ago and there's no way I could do as much walking as you guys do, and you are seeing things that I've always wanted to see or didn't know I wanted to see. And you let me experience it with you and your family. I know it's nothing like experiencing it in person but at least I still get to see it. thank you very much. God bless you and your family.
Glad you enjoyed it thanks for watching
Josh’s enthusiasm is infectious, he gets as excited or more excited than the kids. The Ford village museum was fantastic. I worked on a shut down in the Ford plant in Oakville ,Ontario back in the 70’s. They were replacing the bakery ovens in the plant. Our work started on a Sunday morning, they had shut down the ovens on the last shift on the Friday. The work area above the ovens was still over a hundred degrees by Sunday morning. Looking forward to the rest of this family adventure. I’m pretty sure you are going to be getting one or two sheep in the coming months. Thanks for bringing us all along.👍👍🇨🇦
Thank you I love seeing new places
So impressed that you expose your kids to so much history. Many children never get to see anything beyond 100 miles of their homes. 👍
Thank you we try
Yes,, things they aren't teaching in school now days. Thanks Josh and Tosh,, this trip was wonderful 🙂
Little known fact, for those who are not from Southeastern Michigan, the outside border of the Henry Ford/Greenfield village is one of the many Ford proving grounds. They have a speed track there, a brake testing facility and multiple other things, and 15 miles from there is what's known as the River Rouge plant, which also has tours, but you will see a lot of Ford motor company insignias all over the place bordering Greenfield village..
My Granny was born in 1886. She road horses before she ever saw a car. She was my hero and a pioneer. 😎
@reneprovencher8395
Rain, i wish i could hear stories that come from your family tree.
I'm kinda jelly about you hearing the real past. Blessings awesome real women! I think you kick butt!!! I mean that in a good way!
For Heavens sake , will you PLEASE replace that coolant sensor ! 🧐 😄
Hi, I'm from Denmark🇩🇰, Jutland, in Europe. And I just want to say that I love watching the videos, especially the ones where you're in the US on vacation. These are some of the best I know We'll see you in the coming ones. Josh👍🏻😍😊
I’m glad you liked it
I have a smile so big!, I am born and raised Detroit but moved to Florida 15 years ago, my wife and daughter had never been so far north and I hadn't been back home till last Christmas we finally made the trip! They loved henry ford museum and it was such an adventure to show them my home town!
That is awesome!
SLEEPERDUDE SATURDAY
Highlight of a Saturday evening here in the UK
The ole lady gets mad every Saturday because I have to watch my UA-cam family 😂 y'all are absolutely amazing thank you for the good entertainment
cool fact about my family josh, my cousin works for the FDNY and was the very first responder to go to the world trade center after the plane crash before the collapse. he is still alive and well
What company if you don't mind me asking? I'm glad to hear that he's still alive and well. 343 of his brothers got lost that day and they certainly didn't get forgotten. I fly the fire department remembrance flag every year on 9/11 September 11, 2001 was a very dark and scary day I have never forgotten about what happened that day.
Thank God he is alive
@@mathewgrinnell7392 company 4 ex-captain.
I was the first one at work to hear the news. I listened to a radio station that broadcast from the Empire State building. The guy saw the plane hit and was confused and kind of not sure if what he saw was real. I started telling other employees and they said it was not possible. By the time the second plane hit so many people were trying to get in line the server couldn’t keep up.
I’m sure all of us Michiganders that watch your channels can agree we are very happy you and your family enjoyed The Henry ford museum and Greenfield Village, It’s one of those places you can go back each year and see something different.
The Detroit area has a lot to give unfortunately, it gets a bad wrap sometimes like any major city.
Thanks again for the great videos.
For future trips-check out Mackinaw Island and upper Michigan up north there’s a lot to see up there too with great history.
So moving that big equipment was done with steel rollers ans either mules or later tractors. An old friend of mine was a mining engineer and in one instant they had to move in a huge machine into a building with the piece needing to go into a square hole. It was winter so he flooded the floor and hole with water then opened the doors froze the water, then pushed the machine into place. When the ice melted the machine settled into place.Just a piece of forgotten history. Thanks for sharing your trip.
It is nice that the kids are all old enough to have these trips as memories.
Everybody knows that Marge is the REAL UA-cam star here. At least among those over 18... I still can't decide which of the kids is the biggest star. 😅
🤣🤣
@@SleeperdudeSurely Grannie is the biggest star but she’s not exactly a ‘kid’ anymore!
See what I did there? 😂😂😂😂
@@amnril ☝️😆
I plan my Saturdays around these lol! My wife and I love you guys!
Thanks so much
Hello Sleeperdude & family, we are late this week watching your video and you driving by Dayton,oh where we live. When you were at Annie Oakleys grave Jim saw a tombstone that said Whited on it. After calling my sister we realized that is where are Great Grandparents were buried! It was 2 rows behind Annie Oakleys plot. Small world, just had to share the excitement of seeing our family name on your video. Hope you had a great vacation this year. Thanks for sharing. Beth & Jim Hudson
That’s awesome
The Henry Ford Museum, has been a bucket list item for myself. But i been dealing with cancer, thanks to you and your family i finally got to visit it. THANKS TO YOU ALL FOR TAKING US ALONG.
Thank you for watching
@@Sleeperdude I don't miss any of y'alls videos.
Detroit was the Silicon Valley of the early 1900s. The smartest engineers in the world worked there. Huge deals were made in bars. All glory is fleeting.
Thank you
Everything is nice until you overregulate, put tax burdens and greedy government on a city. Easy way to make business leave and hollow out your economy.
Detroit died because of white flight, mismanaged city & Wayne County government, AND ABOVE ALL, EXCESSIVE UNION RULES & WAGES CONCEDED DURING ECONOMIC GOOD TIME, LABOR STRIKES. These concessions were UNSUSTAINABLE in economic downturns coupled with the Oil Embargo and continued higher energy prices. This required a drastic change in automobiles such as the small Mustang II & the Chrysler "K" car, etc. The demographic shift AND NEW CITY GOVERMENT POWER GRAB did NOT plan for Detroit's future. Crime & Drugs took over; and, the city was a ghost town at night for the white collar workers there during the day.
A Democratic town, Mayor Coleman Young called Republican Ronald Reagan "Prune Face" before Reagan was elected president. Adjacent Windsor Canada was totally different, a tale of two cities.
Demographics are destiny. No other variable really matters.
@@scottycollins131 // PART OF DEMOGRAPHICS IS CHARACTER, INSPIRATION, & INSIGHT. From a Dayton, Ohio Bicycle Shop to Kitty Hawk, North Carolina in 1903.
What you're doing with your kids is phenomenal.I wish I did it with mine.I totally regret.It's these moments in time when your children and your family that matters. Keep taking those Kids On those road trips. God bless you and your family
Thank you we really appreciate it
We had a neighbor who had one of those big black steam tractors. Very rare machine. He'd throw a big BBQ the last weekend in July and have his antique tractor club members driving some his old tractors around his ten acre homestead. They even had plowing contests to see who could drive straightest and deepest. The highlight was the steam tractor. Very cool.
Man, thanks for taking us on another Sleeperdude family vacation! This helped me get through half of my 5.5 hour drive home on the desolate back roads of Texas.
Was not expecting a summer trip, and yet here we are with a true full feature length vid of it. By the time TN circles back around, we're going to be into full on documentary mode!! What a great trip we all get to be a part of!! Thank you Sleeperdude crew for sharing your adventure!!
I worked at the factory for 11 years, which made that aluminum duct hose. I was the lead machine operator over all the hose machines. The machines that make that hose are called the AO machine. The place is called Deflect-o Corporation Castleton, Indiana. I was there from June 15th, 1997, to February 13th, 2008. They walked out 1 whole shift 1 day before Valentines day.
Normally I lose interest in videos longer than 15 or 20 minutes long, but your videos no matter the length or content I watch them all! I would love to have spent my childhood the way you are doing with kids. Things like this will live on forever in their minds.
"it's a massive lake... the size of an ocean" - best line. All the knowledge that is drop in this video is like being in a history class in school. Looking forward to the rest of the series!
It's a fresh water ocean
Thank you for enjoying Detroit. Everyone think it's so bad because of what they see on TV. I'm glad you and the family had fun.
Thank you for sharing your family adventure. My wife and I take our four kids on a road trip every year. We try to show them as much of our nation as we can while they are young. We visited Detroit and the Henry Ford in 2019. I also underestimated how long our visit would take. We loved Greenfield Village and the Henry Ford. Watching your video brought back many memories for us. We really enjoy your videos and all your family's adventures. Keep it up, and thank you for sharing them with us.
You should be very proud of yourself because I never went on vacations as a kid and yours are very fortunate. Y’all are great parents!!
Thank you
It's not so much as pride, Josh is just greatly blessed.
Love your family, you can’t replace the memories. God bless you and the family. Keep it up sleeperdude you are doing it right.
Thank you
Seeing the abandoned jellaco motel and restaurant brings back memories from when i used to haul carpet from ring gold George to Michigan back in the early 80s i used to stop in there and eat was a great place. You all enjoy your trip. Central Michigan here.
Time with the kids is so priceless it’s beautiful too see you all try too enjoy the trips time is forever ticking and you only get one chance so enjoy your togetherness
I worked 7 days a week and missed my boys growing up x royboy in England UK
Yes that’s true
Small factoid on the exploding firestone debacle, firestone themselves said those tires weren't suitable for that application, plus ford recommended a lower tire pressure than firestone told them was safe to run
Hello from Ellijay Georgia. My husband and I have been to all 50 states. There is nothing like going to differ states and just spending time.
We live in the greatest country in the world. ❤ We pray you"ll have a safe trip
Dang Son! I love a good Sleeperdude family road trip!
Thank you
When i was 8, my family went to Greenfield Village, the Henry Ford Museum and the River Rouge Ford Plant. I remember it to this day sixty year later. I hope your kids get as much out of that adventure as i did.
Yes for sure thanks
I'm with you, we're in a similar boat. I am lucky enough to have retired early so we are working on road trips to the National Parks. We hit your area first this summer. Next summer is already in the works! This is a great trip! We're in NJ, born and raised, hope you are pleasantly surprised, its a beautiful state!
Very cool!!!
I did the Henry Ford, Rouge Factory Tour and Greenfield Village last summer - a full day capped off with dinner (a great burger) at Ford's Garage restaurant in Dearborn. It was a great day - this is probably one of the best museum experiences in the country and perfect for kids in the age range of Ralphie, Wawa and Squezzie.
That is awesome!
Do they still give out free copies of mein kampf?
wooohooooo 👏another super sleeperdude-saturday-episode!
Can't wait to see this one !
As always thank you so much and God bless you all.
I love you guys.
greetings from Holland.
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Hope you enjoyed it!
I also plan on The Pole Barn Garage too. Dalton and his son JD are a good team
I love that I can live through you and your families videos, it really does this old mans heart some good. Thank You!!
Yeah buddy favorite day of the week. ❤
Thank you
Enjoying the trip! Thanks for taking me with you! I had visited the Henry Ford Museum before! Seems to be lots of different stuff! 🙏ing for ya’ll!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks again for sharing your travels around that great voluntary. To see the different geology, and historical attractions was just fantastic. We very much look forward to the next instalment.
Great film.❤😊
Glad you enjoyed it
OMG that sticker on the back of the car " Big Booty Judy "🤣😅
Yes!!!
Don't forget to register a patent on that hillbilly air condition accessory.Its rightous how the kids all at this moment in time have a united appetite to take in all theses historical sites.The family unity will provide a strong front to your foray into Yankeeland.WHAT a gift you are giving your family Marge and Josh,and to us also.Thank you.
I made one similar to their design. I had the tube hooked up to the vent and tge other end going into the bottom of one of those cheap 2 dollar cup holders you hang off your door. Sure kept my🥤 drinks 🧊cold🧊.
Yankee-Land, that's funny. I was born in NY then we moved to Conn. Now I'm living out west in New Mexico!!
I did not get enough sleep last night, but duty calls, new sleeperdude video
I hear ya
Thank you
Thank you all so much for this video. I really appreciate seeing these places and your commentary. I wasn't interested in history when I was in school, I thought it was all just "names and dates" back then. Now I find it fascinating, and it's likely I will never be able to see the Ford museum myself. I really look forward to your videos. I'm an "escaped Yankee."I retired last October, and we moved here to Tennessee, and it's been great. Hopefully I'll get to meet you all sometime. Have a fun trip, and again, thank you for the fun and informative videos. All the best to all of you, from Kingsport.
I was the same way in school
Hi from England 🏴, such a joy to watch your shows, such a loving family,enjoy your road trip fantastic,take care xxxxx
Thanks so much! 😊
Loved your stop at Annie Oakley's grave. Your like me I love to go through cemeteries and looking at the stones.
Ready for this amazing video thanks Josh and family
Thank you
The Henry Ford Museum is awesome! I've only ever been there once and I live in Michigan. I'd love to go again.
Yes it’s great
I grew up in Jackson and have never been.
Do they still give out free copies of mein kampf?
This has been a great experience. I have driven a lot of the routes you've taken in this video. I drive semi and several of these routes are very familiar to me. Along with that I've really enjoyed seeing some of the places you've gone to that I haven't had the opportunity to go to. Thank you so much for sharing. I truly appreciate it. I'm looking forward to seeing the videos coming up. Be safe and take care. I'll see you later.
As a fan of the channel and born and raised in Cincinnati, here are some fun facts and a small story about some things you saw passing through.
Fun Fact 1.
The hotel you saw just before leaving Kentucky is really cool, it's just a normal hotel but the top of it is actually a restaurant known as the Revolving Restaurant. It is open to anyone. As you are waiting/eating your meal the restaurant slowly revolves, I believe taking about an hour to make one revolution.
Fun Fact 2
The houses you saw are normally single family but sometimes multi-family houses. Depending on how the internal doorways are set up, you can sometimes see the back of the house normally the kitchen. As you are standing in the front of the house normally the living room. There's also a middle room which is normally the dining room. All the bedrooms are on the second and sometimes the third floor. Depending on when the house was built the bathroom was typically on the second floor and a steep narrow staircase to get there.
Fun Fact 3
Traders World is indeed a flea market with booths both in/outdoors open year-round, super fun to go to if you enjoy them.
Fun Fact 4/Story
The large Jesus statue you saw in front of the Solid Rock Church is the new one. The old one actually has a song written about it called Big Butter Jesus by Haywood Banks (I recommend listening to it for a good laugh if you have never heard it linked below). The reason a new reason the new one came about was June 2010 Big Butter Jesus aka Touchdown Jesus, was struck by lighting and burned to the steel frame. Why you ask? It was made completely out of foam. Google a picture of it and you will understand even more. Here's the link to the song with Haywood singing it. Enjoy!! ua-cam.com/video/XWF8_rZnwLA/v-deo.html
I outside of all of that I suggest you making a visit to Cincinati for a days we have lots to do and see here depending on the time of year you visit.
Road trip !!
Fantastic I love to have a look around your country. Thank you SD family 2x👍
Thank you
@@Sleeperdude Im a UK equivalent of a red neck but drove through the Lincoln Tunnel onto Manhattan and caused chaos finding The Waldorf Astoria years back. 🤣🤣 We then drove to Boston, then York PA in Amish country, it was a great trip.
I always love going on adventures with you guys. "Sleeper Dude its a family thing"
Thank you
Thank you for taking us along. These are places I will never see. I stayed a week in New York. I made a promise to myself, I would never go back and this was back in 1979. I can't imagine what a place it is with all the crazy things going on today. Stay in the good parts if there are any left. Liked and shared.
Thank you so much glad you enjoyed it
Thanks for taking us on your road trip. It was very interesting. The ford museum is something my husband and I would like. Can't wait to see more videos of your trip. We will be heading down to knoxville next week ❤
Thanks for watching!
Very cool to see Annie Oakley's grave on here. She was my Grandmother's 3rd cousin. I found out using find-a-grave researching my family tree.
Edit: On second look, 2nd cousin, not 3rd. My Grandmother shared great-grandparents with Annie Oakley.
Very interesting
Wow! Great to hear that you came to my home town, NYC. I drive in the city every day, and would have been happy to be your guide! I guess we'll see that in a future episode.
Yes thank you 😊 coming soon
The wife and I visited The Henry Ford museum and Greenfield Village in 2023. It happened to be Motor Muster weekend. One full day at THF and two full days at the village. We did the one year membership so all the extras were incuded. Listen to the audiobook version of The Vagabons during the drive there. Also went down to Dayton, OH, to visit the Air Force museum.
Do they still give out free copies of mein kampf?
@Paul1958R why do you want to know that? Is your copy getting dog eared?
Josh aka sleeperdude. I wanted to let you know how much you have helped me understand everything on cars. What each part is and how it's put in the engine. You made the video very entertaining. The only thing I will never understand is the PCI's and the impeccable knowledge that you are able to remember the specs and pressure etc for most engines. Also the years it was put out. I can never and will never remember any of that or understand it. When I had my car (93 Chevy Cavalier Z-24.) I wanted to know how to fix the thing myself. So I didn't have to take it to the garage. But know one would help me understand the in's and outs. Well it's too late for my car. But maybe I can help somebody else's.
That hotel that's round is by me. Just a few streets over from me. The restaurant is on top and it spins around.
I hope so too thanks
I am 22 years old and have never traveled outside the state of Tennessee due to financial constraints while growing up. The farthest I have been is Manchester and Nashville, but nowhere else. I am grateful to be able to join you on these virtual road trips. Even though it's only through a screen, I find it exciting to see and learn about new things that I have never experienced before. Thank You Josh and the family keep bringing the content it’s always enjoyable!!
These attractions will have a new influx of visitors in the next year or so due to your videos. These places should sponsor you and your family for showcasing These attractions. Well done!
Always making my weekend better.
Thank you
the crazy motel you saw just before you crossed the bridge into cincinnati has a revolving restaurant on top
Wow that’s cool
Oh wow! You guys were in my neck of the woods! I grew up on going to the Henry Ford museum and greenfield village! Love that place! Hope you had fun.
Very cool yes we loved it
Do they still give out free copies of mein kampf?
I grew up 20 mins from Sandusky, Ohio in Port Clinton, Ohio. I lived about 5 blocks away from Lake Erie a majority of my life. See the end of this video sure makes me miss home!
Congrats on another epic family vacation. I visited friends in Detroit in 2019 when I came over from OZtralia to do Dragweek 2019. I spent a great day from opening to closing @ the Henry Ford museum, then roadtripped to Watkins Glen in a 1983 Motorhome. Your travels bought back so many great memories.
Very cool!!!
Welcome to MI, there's so much to do here!
Yes!!
@@staciepercell8454 I'm from Owosso Michigan
I agree, WELCOME!
i hope y'all have a blast.
Wright Paterson Airforce base museum! Dayton Ohio, awesome place!
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I try and get there once a year.
If you like graveyards, you'd get along with my dad. He does graveyard tours and does seminars on researching your family tree. He also volunteers at three or four historical societies in his area.
Oh yeah we would get along great 🤣
@@Sleeperdude If you ever want help researching your family tree, let me know. He's traced ours back to George Washington and Daniel Boone.
Wow that's awesome you were in my home Michigan I live in Macomb Township which is about 25 miles north of Detroit. I'm 77 year's old been to Greenfield Village on and off since I was about 12 when we went on an overnight stay. Love all the stuff down there. Glad you Marge and the kids loved it. Thanks for sharing and supporting Detroit as it gets a bad rap it's really quite safe in most places they have really renovated most of the city and continue to upgrade and replace the blight. Thanks again for the great video and kind words about Detroit and please come back soon!!!!❤😊😮
Do they still give out free copies of mein kampf?
My grandmother was born in 1907. She passed in 87. I often think about all of the amazing technological changes she witnessed in her life.
Yes for sure
Ford Motor Company was a economic engine of innovation & growth for Sotheastern Michigan. It made sense that he worked for Thomas Edison as an Engineer before inventing his gasoline powered Quadricycle. While he did many great things, his greatest contribution was the mass production, assembly line. This company built the blue collar, affordable Model T. In 1908, the car cost $850. It came in any color you liked, AS LONG AS IT WAS BLACK. He gave mobility to the world, almost as glorious as Prometheus giving fire to humanity.
I grew up in East Dearborn. I went to Fordson High School, a beautiful building designed in Collegiate Gothic (class of 1976). The Ford Tractor was our mascot "Oil Job, Oil Job !" was our slogan to root on our football team.
A SINCERE THANK YOU FOR THIS TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE 😊 Texan for 42 years.
Thanks for watching
to be fair henry ford museum is so far out from the bad area and its the people in Downtown who will scream that Detroit is fine but if you go a few miles outside of it you see the real Detroit. I say this as someone who lives in Windsor and would go to Michigan every week
Makes sense
Actually the Eastern Market, the Blue Light district & Corktown are very nice. My Busia’s father & uncles built a house on Parkwood St. that still stands today. It’s over 100 yrs old.
@@JudiDolliverAstley Yes that area has kept up very well. I enjoy going to zeffs for a coney
@@Sealtest Awesome! I like going with my daughter on Saturdays to all the “sheds” they have great homegrown produce, handmade jewellery, clothes all at great prices. Vivio’s is a great place for brunch & mimosas.Tocororo & Laugerhaus #5 are fun for drinks with friends too.
Thank you from Australia, I’m a regular watcher of your channel, this roadtrip , thanks to the way you film makes a viewew feel like they are having the trip with you ( very special )
Awesome, thank you!
I want Marge to know I had a nice nap while Josh was talking about the stuff in the Ford Museum with the lovely hardwood floors. Thanks for my virtual vacation...enjoyed it.
Love your channel Super dude and Family
You are so kind
I love you family trips
Thanks so much
Ralphie sure takes his responsibilty as a big brother to Squeezy seriously.He becoming a strapping young man.
For sure
A fine yodeling strapping young man
@@johnathansmith9059 I say this with tounge in cheek,John,no hillbilly with self respect would be caught dead yodeling.
My wife is from Erie PA and was watching with me. She was so excited to see her home town area. Great trip so far! The Henry Ford Museum is on my bucket list.
Awesome
I just learned that Casings are actually the plys they used in making a tire . Now I know. I love your family. Thanks to the good Lord I got to travel 5 times from Asheville NC to Washington State. I grew up between the two . I went to Mount Saint Helens middle school. Thank you for helping me with my depression.
Yes!!!!! Glad we can help
Y'all living that American Family Dream.
Thank you
Time to enjoy this video..
I've been watching you for a couple years now.
REALLY ENJOY your family roadtrips.
I'm genuinely suprised at how few people were at the ford museum and greenfield village.
awesome place
It was awesome
Thanks y'all for taking us on your vacation with you it is so much fun watching y'all see all kinds of new things that we also love to see that we never get to see thank you
Central California watching
Thank you
No, it depends on the part youre in. I literally live 45 minutes away and both that side of Detroit and my city arent all that bad just expensive as shit. You'll enjoy it, just know there may be people asking for illicit things but just say no thanks and walk away.
Thank you
@@Sleeperdude no problem man. Now WINTER in Detroit is a different thing. Ask any Michigander besides me watching this
Gotter dunn Son!!🎉👍👍🤠
Thanks
I love that UA-cam added the translation button to this comment
You take your kids to the coolest places earning those core memories! Thanks for taking all of us too!
Thank you
Having grown up and lived about 15 minutes north of Detroit my whole life, it was really cool to see you guys experience all of this
how many miles have you put on the wagon since you got it?
15,000
also fyi its lime-uh
First
Yes you are
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It's just enjoyable to watch your family go on these road trips ! Have fun an be safe u all .😊
Thank you! Will do!
Two hours of Sleeperdude vacation! But Wait! There's more to come!
This is awesome. Thanks for taking us along. Blessings.
When i was a child, My favorite trips were ones like you just gave your kids. Mad respect to Josh & Tosh. My brother is the CEO of Detroit Bikes. Could have gotten you a tour. Ralphie really would have liked how to weld the bikes. Ty for taking us along
Oh yeah we would have loved that very cool..maybe next time