The McIntosh family seems so relaxed and proud to be doing their job they truly are Earnest and hardworking to keep their business going through the years
When an elder speaks to you the way he does? You listen. And you take every single word to heart. God bless this family and may they have nothing but health, happiness, and prosperity in the future. Thank you for sharing such an important story with us!
@@JimDean002There is still alot of them left! Especially down here in the South! They just need more exposure as this is real American culture and Southern Hospitality!
Native Georgian that grew up in coastal GA (Savannah and Jekyll)... Good to see them keeping the tradition alive and well. I could eat 2 dozen right now. God bless.
I love this piece, growing up in a farming community I thought I knew about hard work. Seeing what this family has to go through is beyond the hard work I’ve endured. May the good Lord above watch over this hard-working family, and bring them lots of riches in life.
These are the kind of hardworking folk that are the backbone of our entire country. Beautiful to see people passionate about what they do and working hard to achieve their goals. Wish them nothing but success and blessings in the future.
I met the Mcintosh Family 7 years ago at Landlocked in Atlanta. Every year I look forward to spending time with them. Their oysters are outstanding, and their personalities are even better. I salute this hardworking family. I'll see y'all sooner than later!
Love this. Just so cool how much of a back story one little family that provides oysters for a restaurant is. You can tell the dad and son are just so passionate about what they do too. Something that's probably mundane for most people is everything to them and I have so much respect for people who live a life like that.
Gosh how I wish there were more people like the McIntosh Family! Everything how they do what they do is truly inspiring! The epitome of what makes our country a beautiful place to live. Please y'all support local family run businesses, it truly is the financial backbone of so many of us. 🙏xoxo
Love that southern accent and preserved way of life! Cultivating it and making a name for art the family is creating. Much respect to my home town people!
I love this! Just shows you that money doesn’t buy happiness! Awesome Mr McIntosh could read lullaby stories on calm for a living. Such a soothing voice and soul!
This family is an absolute treasure. I really enjoyed learning about their journey, and Mr. Macintosh is an elder i could listen to all day. Continued wisdom and blessings, can't wait to visit them on my next trip to Savanah.
At 6:40 what the gentleman said "you have to be present onsite everyday" it the work ethic that most of us have forgotten. This is hard, backbreaking work and our generation doesn't realize that there are real people who labor daily to bring us our food, maintain our society and build the future. I enjoyed this episode and respect this great family working together. This is the family unit and unity that America and the world needs.
That Madness is beautiful. Well said!! That can be said about many trades someone can learn. But the devotion and grind shapes the master of their craft.
Amazing. Good episode. Love that they are still going strong and keeping the hard working tradition alive. Next time I'm in GA I'll be having some of their oysters.
Excellent video and production! Shout out to the McIntosh Family for keeping the family traditions alive! This was so beautiful seeing my Copper Colored People still doing it the traditional way!
This is my favorite video you all have ever done. Man Americans we have so much more in common than we have that is different. But all we do is fight. I wish we could focus more on this type of stuff.
I’m salivating over here, what an amazing family and enterprise to be able to do this. Hard work, but you can literally stop for lunch while you’re working. Awesome
This is what you call hand raised/picked organic produce. Three generations of McIntosh's working together and farming/producing a sustainable product.
This is awesome! I don’t think I’ll ever buy another sack without thinking of and appreciating the Macintosh family and all of the others folks that make it happen. Good stuff!
They should be so proud of what they've built. I think family enterprises like The McIntosh's are the epitome of the American dream and I wish there were many more.
Amazing to put a face to the name they’re a personal favorite! Up there with with PEI oysters just a different kinda of flavor melon is a great way to describe the sweetness
What a wonderful story of hard work, family and cultural harmony based on an age old but dying community industry. I saw in another video that oyster farming is a very lucrative and profitable industry.
I ADORE seeing fishing families still thriving! My uncle is a fisherman, and I have nothing but mad respect for them! But up here in the northeast (Particularly the TriState are) fishing is becoming difficult. Many of the old families either are dying out, or NOAA Fisheries is pushing them out. In my area theyre putting wind turbines off the coast (which don't get me started on, it is BAD for the ecosystem). I have fond memories of one of the boats he used to work on, and now he is his own captain. Glad to see this.
Our culture ....I pick oyster from by mom and dads Backyard in da marsh Hilton Head island....proud to be Geechie Gullah.......LOVE IT....absolutely Beautiful story.....Thank You
Hard working American family nothing but respect
Fox News would disagree.
@@zeitgeistx5239 lol. true
@@zeitgeistx5239no they wouldn’t
@@gonefishing2216oh yes they would.
@@Praelium-FoxholeBullshit...funny to see MSNBC brainwashed sheep in real time.
The McIntosh family seems so relaxed and proud to be doing their job they truly are Earnest and hardworking to keep their business going through the years
Facts! Shout out to my beautiful Copper Colored People! Still doing it the traditional way!
But safest
@@IN_GODS_iTRUST😮
Looks like they can charge a good price/premium with the techniques and such they have developed over the years
I could listen to Mr. McIntosh talk all day. You can tell that man has so much knowledge.
Yes, me too! What a smooth, relaxing voice!!!
Same here!! I could sit on the floor around his chair and just listen to him!!
Was just thinking that!!
@@Ropecharudhonestly!
wise man indeed
"Everybody has their own recipe to their own madness...and that madness is normally beautiful."
Dang. That hit. Beautifully.
Right? Wonderful
The dad is the chillest food industry person I've ever seen
Of course, he's got a free ride ripping off whites.
It's nice to see a family owned business surviving and thriving!
Esp one this old. The last couple of yrs have been an abs purge
When an elder speaks to you the way he does? You listen. And you take every single word to heart. God bless this family and may they have nothing but health, happiness, and prosperity in the future. Thank you for sharing such an important story with us!
I am so glad they did this segment. People like that gentleman need to be remembered.
@@JimDean002There is still alot of them left! Especially down here in the South! They just need more exposure as this is real American culture and Southern Hospitality!
Australian here I fell in love with this family it really touched me and to me this was more about family than oysters xxxxx so calm, so humble…
Native Georgian that grew up in coastal GA (Savannah and Jekyll)...
Good to see them keeping the tradition alive and well. I could eat 2 dozen right now. God bless.
I work with my dad. I wish more sons and fathers got the opportunity to work together. It's such a gift.
What a humble hard working family. His the father is soft spoken and he really knows his craft. God bless them.😊
There's something special about family business that has been past down to generation to generation.
the father and daughter dynamic is adorble
Nice........pray your family continues this for decades more.
I love this piece, growing up in a farming community I thought I knew about hard work. Seeing what this family has to go through is beyond the hard work I’ve endured. May the good Lord above watch over this hard-working family, and bring them lots of riches in life.
Wish all families and communities were like this. Working as a big family.
I’ve eaten my fair share of oysters on the half shell, I had zero idea how they were farmed… nice to see a family business passing it down still.
I've had the pleasure of meeting the family at an oysterfest, and I have to say, they have some of the most flavorful, delicious oysters around.
Oysters are one of my favorite seafood so it's awesome to see the McIntosh family grow and harvest them with passion
The dedication and the wisdom of the elder McIntosh brought a tear to my eye. GREAT video!
Beautiful family, great to see that dedication to their craft. Bless them.
These are the kind of hardworking folk that are the backbone of our entire country. Beautiful to see people passionate about what they do and working hard to achieve their goals. Wish them nothing but success and blessings in the future.
What an amazing family, and Mr. McIntosh just has this peaceful wisdom about him. Could listen to him talk for hours.
Proud to hear the story of my fellow Georgians who have put so much into their craft! Inspiring!
This is very inspiring for me , seeing two businesses keeping their strong bond , thriving together for years to come.
I met the Mcintosh Family 7 years ago at Landlocked in Atlanta. Every year I look forward to spending time with them. Their oysters are outstanding, and their personalities are even better. I salute this hardworking family. I'll see y'all sooner than later!
@darryljenkins7764 Amem Brother. Have a bushel on hand next month. 😂
The whole family must have backs of steel. Much respect.
Love this. Just so cool how much of a back story one little family that provides oysters for a restaurant is. You can tell the dad and son are just so passionate about what they do too. Something that's probably mundane for most people is everything to them and I have so much respect for people who live a life like that.
Gosh how I wish there were more people like the McIntosh Family! Everything how they do what they do is truly inspiring! The epitome of what makes our country a beautiful place to live. Please y'all support local family run businesses, it truly is the financial backbone of so many of us. 🙏xoxo
FACTS!!
Love that southern accent and preserved way of life! Cultivating it and making a name for art the family is creating. Much respect to my home town people!
I love this! Just shows you that money doesn’t buy happiness! Awesome
Mr McIntosh could read lullaby stories on calm for a living. Such a soothing voice and soul!
Great production !
The Macintosh family works very hard and are passionate about their produce.
I loved this story much respect to this family for their hard work and dedication
I love this. Blessings to the McIntosh Family for years to come.
This family is an absolute treasure. I really enjoyed learning about their journey, and Mr. Macintosh is an elder i could listen to all day. Continued wisdom and blessings, can't wait to visit them on my next trip to Savanah.
God bless this hardworking family
At 6:40 what the gentleman said "you have to be present onsite everyday" it the work ethic that most of us have forgotten. This is hard, backbreaking work and our generation doesn't realize that there are real people who labor daily to bring us our food, maintain our society and build the future. I enjoyed this episode and respect this great family working together. This is the family unit and unity that America and the world needs.
There’s just something amazing about earning an honest living. These guys are working and living in paradise.
Thank you for covering this family business! So much wisdom and love. I could listen to Mr. McIntosh for hours.
That Madness is beautiful. Well said!! That can be said about many trades someone can learn. But the devotion and grind shapes the master of their craft.
Glad to see folks like that
Listening to Mr. McIntosh talk beats any ASMR video!
i just need him to keep talking about life, so soothing
Amazing. Good episode. Love that they are still going strong and keeping the hard working tradition alive. Next time I'm in GA I'll be having some of their oysters.
Excellent video and production! Shout out to the McIntosh Family for keeping the family traditions alive! This was so beautiful seeing my Copper Colored People still doing it the traditional way!
This is my favorite video you all have ever done. Man Americans we have so much more in common than we have that is different. But all we do is fight. I wish we could focus more on this type of stuff.
What a great, genuine, honest man and family.
A beautiful story with a great family, and a great restaurant.
I’m salivating over here, what an amazing family and enterprise to be able to do this. Hard work, but you can literally stop for lunch while you’re working. Awesome
There's just something cool about Mr. McIntosh Sr.'s demeanor. Humble gentleman!
This is what you call hand raised/picked organic produce. Three generations of McIntosh's working together and farming/producing a sustainable product.
You can really see the beauty that their father has & that he gets it! Congrats
This was so beautiful!
I love these stories. I am happy to see local entrepreneurs supported.
One of the most humble video & family I've ever seen much love from Seattle, WA!!
This is awesome! I don’t think I’ll ever buy another sack without thinking of and appreciating the Macintosh family and all of the others folks that make it happen. Good stuff!
I love Oysters,Most if the time people are complaining how hard they work.This family love what they produce..Thank you!
You can feel the love they have for each other through the screen
_You see something beautiful every day, and then you die._ Interesting take on life. Need these oysters in my life!
I’ve been oystering with my grandfather when I was younger. We used tongs to pick them up and put them in the box. Very hard work.
Folks like this are the heart and soul of small businesses. The love of their business is infectious!
Great video. Truly amazing to see. Big up Mcintosh family.
Awesome video🤍 what an amazing family. All the best and love from NZ
He truly loves his family and what he does. God bless
I enjoy seeing the passion and pride they have for what it is they do!!!
It's great to learn how and see how oysters are farmed so that you can understand and see the technique that makes them so delicious
Way cool….unique.timeless and I hope that continues to last generations to come
Excellent video. Wonderful to see a family work so hard and have their name proud on the product.
This has inspired me to much!!! Love the education 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
They should be so proud of what they've built. I think family enterprises like The McIntosh's are the epitome of the American dream and I wish there were many more.
Amazing Story! Amazing Family! This is what America is all about!
Beautiful family and a beautiful life!!!
Beautiful!!!!! Beautiful story!
great vid. thanks for posting
This guy is the most relaxed and content human I’ve ever seen, I wanna have a long talk with him and a glass of bourbon.
I love this! Definitely not mad about coming across this !
Awesome channel. Thank you for this
Thanks for watching!
Mr. McIntosh is an oyster philosopher. He has an incredible appreciation to life.
I was just in Georgia, had i known this then, i would've gone to try them oysters. Great family, respect.
What a great family and heritage! I’m inspired to try oysters again and will the next time I’m in that area.
Amazing to put a face to the name they’re a personal favorite! Up there with with PEI oysters just a different kinda of flavor melon is a great way to describe the sweetness
Awesome family. Very sweet.
Amazing work. God bless
That's speaking passion from the heart!
great video/subject, great video journalism.
Im not a fan of oysters at all but I love oyster content is something about the grass roots and the ecosystem that I find captivating
Proud Muskogean . Love South Carolina and Georgia. . The soul of this nation .
Love that technique using natural settlement on the line, then knocking them off! Cool stuff!
“Everybody got their own recipe to their own madness. And that madness is normally beautiful” well said!
Great episode. I love his passion.
My respect to the family God bless them all
What a wonderful story of hard work, family and cultural harmony based on an age old but dying community industry. I saw in another video that oyster farming is a very lucrative and profitable industry.
What a wonderful story. God bless them.
I ADORE seeing fishing families still thriving! My uncle is a fisherman, and I have nothing but mad respect for them! But up here in the northeast (Particularly the TriState are) fishing is becoming difficult. Many of the old families either are dying out, or NOAA Fisheries is pushing them out. In my area theyre putting wind turbines off the coast (which don't get me started on, it is BAD for the ecosystem). I have fond memories of one of the boats he used to work on, and now he is his own captain. Glad to see this.
What a neat video and a great family too
Grew up eating oysters from Edisto! Loved them then and even more now!
That was educational and inspirational. Thank you
Awesome. Love oysters from the Georgia coast and Big Bend of Florida area .
The best!
I loved this story makes me proud to be from the south ..
Not that I needed the crossover to be impressed, but Mashama Bailey is a legend. If she's cooking your produce, it's Michelin quality.
Our culture ....I pick oyster from by mom and dads Backyard in da marsh Hilton Head island....proud to be Geechie Gullah.......LOVE IT....absolutely Beautiful story.....Thank You