Outside The Kingdom - The World Beyond Disney

I've always been interested in the surroundings of Walt Disney World in Central Florida. Families on welfare, abandoned theme parks, sketchy businesses and homeless, all just within miles of the happiest place on earth. Join us as we take a look at the infamous Highway 192 and explore how It got its reputation.
Twitter - / brightsunfilms
Instagram - / brightsunfilms
Snapchat - / brightsunfilms
Patreon - www.patreon.com/BrightSunFilm...
Personal Twitter - / datjakewilliams
Personal Instagram - goo.gl/5BRDBp
O-Light - www.olightstore.com/led-flash...
------------
BrightSunFilms 2018
Presented in 4K

[@pulledofftheroad]

I can feel the humidity in this video

[@BrightSunFilms]

Ugh you should have felt the heat inside that hotel

[@pulledofftheroad]

Bright Sun Films I can only imagine!

[@averycuenin3539]

Bright Sun Films no humidity doesn’t exist here. It’s not Orlando if you’re not slowly dying by not being in a/c

[@kingofthings7929]

Avery Cuenin That describes most of this state, really.

[@jazzsolo84]

I so used to the humidity there and im not even from Florida.

[@christiandavenport8807]

you get this strange feeling when your driving on the strip at night and you see all the sketchy stores and everything feels so empty but you can see the fire works in the background

[@haleeyyyyyy]

Christian Davenport If me and my mom are driving home from Disney we have to wait until I-4

[@John-PaulHunt-pv6ol]

Welcome to Florida! Where your either rich and have it all or you have nothing and live in a doomer mindset of darkness and struggle.

[@sidspit9983]

“it’s just liquor stores and sketchy businesses” yup,, that’s orlando

[@MaxxVelo]

the 200 gift shops that try to sell you 1 week long park hoppers for $100.

[@fizz576]

Well at least it's not Pakohee.

[@artic9514]

@The Angry Disney Nerd except for the homeless

[@John-PaulHunt-pv6ol]

Welcome to your worst nightmare.

[@pawprints1986]

Its so bizarre to think one day everyone went home from work and just never went back.

[@jason1602]

And look at us now...

[@MarioKirby8]

Jason lmao true. Funny enough, I was actually on vacation at Disney World the week before the park closed.

[@ellacoleman4204]

This aged well

[@lucyrojas291]

Jason i live in california so i go to disneyland(i’ve been to disneyworld, it’s awesome) and i swear when this whole thing is over i’m gonna celebrate at the park

[@tconlon251]

March 15th, 2020...

[@johnlee7164]

Hey, the only cellphone camera recording of fireworks that people actually watched.

[@johncenas5143]

Why do people insist on recording the whole show with their phones? The bright blue light of the phone is so distracting... But with Jake it’s okay 👌

[@Emiltonin]

For me I record it for the memory but then never watch it again and it just sits in my camera roll

[@LaKillingFrenzyy]

@@Emiltonin I think it's good knowing you can look at it at any time. One day you might want to experience the past.

[@cigcove]

@@johncenas5143 my mom recorded it because she doesn't get down there all the time (I go every summer with my dad) and it was the first time we had all of my family together in a super long time. She recorded it to remember when we were all together.

[@annies6566]

Dayz of Confusion no need to interrupt the show for others. Just enjoy it in the moment it’s more beautiful also Disney shares the videos crows free online.

[@axiom6031]

Seeing one of those small warn down gazebos with the words ＣＨＥＡＰ ＤＩＳＮＥＹ ＴＩＣＫＥＴＳ around the Florida area is practically part of the Disney world experience

[@mashan1978]

イKAONイ that's how we went to Disney world the 1st time! My parents listened to a presentation on timeshares and toured the property. Took about 3-4 hrs but we had Disney and Universal tickets!

[@mashan1978]

For free!

[@Cooki3Monster371]

There's a movie called the Florida Project that kind of shines a light on this problem too. It's fictional but based on real life. It's an interesting watch.

[@cloroxpasta7526]

Cookie Monster however the ending sucked :/

[@_serreina]

Loved this movie- netflix just put it up guys.

[@allison2671]

Clorox Pasta it’s based on the girls imagination, she when she runs away to Disney World with her friend, she is actually being taken away by child protective services :/

[@BunnyBab]

Ending still sucked

[@cathysingleton6929]

Scarlet Sketches the ending was amazing

[@MelaineT]

This is why the Florida project is so freaking dark.

[@javierlandaverde4108]

It's normal, just people who tape this video are middle class / upper class inidviduals who have never grown up in a 3rd world country, urban, or very low class "Hood" "Ghetto" neighborhood. Once they see it, it seems a whole new world to them....

[@topiasnaps]

Melanie Tarantino it’s really fucking not lol. Stfu. It’s really bright and beautiful.

[@nickyblue4866]

@@topiasnaps it just works!

[@-divinetragedy]

@@javierlandaverde4108 yeah like, i live this everyday and it just feels normal to ne and theyre completely shocked it just shows that we all live in different worlds

[@javierlandaverde4108]

@@-divinetragedy Exactly and we all live in different bubbles. If you don't hear gunshots, buildings on fire, loud neighbors you know you are not living in a nice neighborhood but if you live in a quiet neighborhood, neighbors are quiet, hear birds chirping and empty streets outside you know you are in a good neighborhood.

[@TheDailyWoo]

My old stomping grounds . 192 started my KZbin career

[@christinacope562]

TheDailyWoo very good one, have been watching for years

[@TheDylandProductions]

Thought this video was reminiscent of one of my favorite youtubers. :P

[@tienouttatien8942]

TheDailyWoo I kept racking my brain thinking about who I had seen do this area in a video before!

[@echoedinnocence]

TheDailyWoo oooohhhhhhSHITTTTsonnnnnn

[@TheArcadeguy]

Adam how can I get ahold of you the next time your in Fl I want to do a video with you and Tim and or maybe Justin let me know would love to do something together

[@NeonGreenFairyJedi]

When you said you were about to tour an abandoned hotel, I joked that it would be the one I stayed at on my honeymoon 5 years ago. Sure enough, it was the same! We went there because it had free transportation and looked unique. However, it wasn't well kept. Our room faced the indoor pool. I thought that was cool at the time, but when you are so used to using the sun as a way of telling time when you're asleep, it was quite weird. Also, the light in the bathroom completely shut off and when we went to complain, they thought it was weird we wanted it fixed so we could actually see in the bathroom. Plus the food was awful. We bought a breakfast buffet, saw the options was just bread and lunchmeat, then asked for our money back. Ahhhhh memories

[@twilightsky1580]

@@theguywhorarelylies5454 That's not very nice Asshat

[@bigmak11969]

well your in luck. they are running specials on rooms for your 5 years anniversary.

[@bowdimiller933]

Holy crap!!! I stayed at this one too!

[@bowdimiller933]

When i was there someone found bloodied glass in the pool so they had it closed off with police crime scene tape.

[@SirBlackjack010]

Honeymoon? Five years ago? I reckon that's not your real face on that profile picture.

[@Remavi]

Loved the hard cut from the magical fireworks show to the dingey billboard. Very nice

[@valentinamarino3920]

It’s extremely haunting. This is the hotel I used to stay at when visiting Disney with my family and it’s now only an empty shell . Looking at pictures now, you would think it wasn’t the best choice around, but for a 5-8 year old, this was the best place around. With the giant indoor pool, I still remember the mosaics of turtles and other sea creatures that filled the pool floor. I remember the cool art oceanic work that lined the walls. The best memories I had were here. I remember doing karaoke with my older sister, playing in the arcade with my brother and my parents gifting my a hot pink dolphin necklace from the gift shop. Everything was so special. Many of you may have never gone here and may think it’s just another low grade hotel, but to those who went as kids, this place will always be a jewel of a memory.

[@hobgoblin4614]

Have you ever been to Circus Circus and Excalibur in Las Vegas? I feel the exact same way about those places as you do about this hotel. Wish MGM would maintain Excalibur better and keep theming but they don't. I totally relate to your feelings of nostalgia!

[@LaurenWarrenSporren]

Oh, 100%. It broke my heart when I found this video. I've looked for some sort of record of how this hotel is doing over recent years as I loved it so much as a kid. I stayed there age 7 and 9 and it is a big part of my fond memories of my Disney world trips. I loved the indoor pool and sitting on the ledge in front of the elevator behind the waterfall. Also Karaoke and the breakfast buffet where you could get powdered donuts. I'm so sad it's gone this way :(

[@TackyFlamingo]

@@hobgoblin4614 same with the Riviera. Many saw it as just an old, run down hotel, but people like me see it in a much different perspective..

[@master2uall88]

Same for me and my family 3 generations have been to that hotel my dad and mom took us when we were kids then I took my kids so my kids so is my mom my dad myself and my kids and we absolutely love that hotel so many fun times there and walking across the street to the grocery store and restaurants the little sizzler or whatever it was and then and then black Angus steakhouse is right across the street from that hotel back behind the shopping center thing fantastic steakhouse Really breaks my heart that that hotel isn't still open when I move down there in 2016 I was hoping to stay there and they were actually closed kind of piss me off across the street kinda was another hotel and you could stay there by the week for like a 150 bucks and it had an indoor grocery store

[@Invictus-Solaris]

@@master2uall88 you can’t expect a business to succeed off of nothing.

[@jonathanpinera8452]

Have you seen The Florida Project? Its a fantastic film that focuses on people that live within the shadow of Disney.

[@BrightSunFilms]

A huge inspiration for this short doc. I love that film.

[@randomfools808]

Bright Sun Films That's what I figured. Such a great movie.

[@christinacope562]

I was glad to see it's limited run in theaters. Made me cry. So many families are living in hotels since the great recession. If they're lucky

[@pizzabandit1518]

Such a great movie. Should’ve been nominated for Best Picture. It’s on Amazon Prime right now if anyone’s interested.

[@kikaishinobi]

@@christinacope562 Since the 2004 hurricane season even.

[@DrWub]

It's abandoned but not to a point of complete ruin, everything is on and relatively neat.It's fascinatingly erie.

[@chroniclea9058]

you're joking about the neat right?

[@DrWub]

chronicle a when you compare It to other places that are left unrecognizable.

[@vicki1818]

The cost to renovate that hotel would be astronomical.

[@andyben87]

Dr. Wub- When I was there in 2008 that whole strip looked run down, but not this bad. Only hotels and restaurants are doing good. Lol, does Disney even care about what the surrounding area looks like, they should!

[@vicki1818]

Why would Disney care what the area outside of Disney looks like? They don't own it. If Orlando and Kissimmee want a better looking city then it's up to their municipal government to work on that. When the property was purchased, Disney World was in the middle of a swamp, so clearly Walt wasn't really concerned with what surrounded his park. Disney can't help it if people tried to bank on Disney's success, and then their businesses fell flat. Most people don't really leave the Disney complex anyway, so they don't get to see the outside.

[@alastryona]

I live in FL, and drive down 192 often enough. Almost everything you showed in this video, I've seen plenty of times and tbh it's pretty weird for it to be in this light. In the 5 years I've lived here now, I don't think I've ever questioned some of this weird/abandoned stuff. For a lot of us they're really just ways to give directions. Ya know, the place across from the wizard with the lazy eye, or the street behind the weirdly flat mermaid. I went back to my hometown a few months ago, and even though i didn't think much of it then, seeing the weird tourist trap stuff from the perspective of someone who isn't completely desensitized to it kinda makes me realize how plain my old town is. Or probably more accurately, how mf extra the areas around Orlando are.

[@vanessapoulson895]

Totally agree! I was raised in Celebration (Disney town) and this was the drive to anywhere we needed to go every day. Its surreal.

[@jordanf4064]

Is it really this bad? (Canadian sad to say some days) I understand our tourist traps here but we dont really have abandoned buildings this bad.

[@darringillins2701]

Jordan F no it not that bad just stores that sell a lot of Disney Merch and a abandoned hotel of 2 plus some old theme parks that have been turned to resort hotels

[@Bea-Nuh-Luh]

I went to a big hair show in 2016 and we stayed in hotel on Industrial Blvd. there were water slides on outskirts of where we stayed bc they were building new attractions. But what killed me was while the whole area was essentially hotels housing guests, a bar we went to was tainted due to the fact that there were HOOKERS complete with look outs, dummy couples and a pimp circling the bar. One girl went around asking every guy if they wanted to have sex including the guys we were drinking with. Bartender says its a regular thing and they have to tell them to go fuck off somewhere. I have video of her doing it and mind was 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@vireo2543]

It was weird when I moved from NJ to FL as a kid (The bright pastel buildings and weird giant wizard and mermaid shops, places being open so late at night, ect) but as I grew older and it became normal I also used it as way to tell directions when I have to take 192. When relatives come over they are amazed though.

[@Royimtheguy]

Thank you for respecting the history and the land, and even the homeless guy living there, its why i keep coming back

[@tf2scoutpunch175]

Are you still homeless?

[@Timlba63Jonesy]

@@tf2scoutpunch175 huh?

[@tf2scoutpunch175]

@@Timlba63Jonesy i have no idea what i meant

[@KeepingItKevin]

I always liked how, whenever you encounter homeless citizens you treat them with respect and give money.

[@BrightSunFilms]

Which I hope sets a good example for everyone else :)

[@jasont.9559]

Um, NO! You are not helping anybody by doing that. I have to live here and deal with the consequences of your "kind actions". We have HUGE issues with the homeless in this area, it's a real problem. Giving them hand outs may seem like a good thing to do, it only exacerbates the problem. Just so you know, he spent that money on drugs. Your money ultimately went to some scumbag that deals drugs to homeless people. This only serves to make our crime and drug problem even worse. Does that make you feel good? Think about that the next time you visit MY home, have some respect for the people that are desperately trying to have a decent life around here. The people who actually WANT to work for a living.

[@WELOVEGROHL]

@@jasont.9559 Yep because homelessness is a choice? My days 😂

[@Amberrogers]

@@jasont.9559 homelessness isn't a choice my dude

[@rickoftherick4610]

​@@jasont.9559 Maybe you all should have some self respect and help those in your community and clean up some of those eyesores.

[@AlternateHistoryHub]

Oh look Florida

[@TheLifeisgood72]

Oh look AHH

[@baliebox4916]

HOLY SHIT ITS YOU love your videos just as much as brightsunfilms im a big fan!

[@CT--lj9ck]

AlternateHistoryHub yo what up man. I’ve been watching quite a few of your videos recently

[@taiterobinson793]

AlternateHistoryHub I’m subbed to u

[@MistarZtv]

They're no Mongols. But they're close enough.

[@CrimsionVision]

Seeing Florida Project makes this video even more cool. It’s almost like a bonus doc that you can watch after watching the movie which I highly recommend seeing.

[@Gaousensei]

"2 free seaworld with meal deal (tour)" What does this even mean

[@AsellusPrimus]

Literally no idea.

[@Kromgar1337]

Timeshare scammers

[@djdeadbeat4380]

Either they give you two free Seaworld parks with the meal deal, or they give you two free tickets to Seaworld with the meal deal. I don’t really want to know what food is in that deal.

[@ZacharyRodriguezVlogs]

Maybe they give 2 SeaWorld passes so that you and a friend could be a meal deal for the orcas.

[@ryancarter2959]

Yes

[@ravenshadow4154]

Central Florida sure is a strange place. I love the way you were able to so easily capture the overall dilapidated and somewhat-eerie-ness of the land outside of major theme parks. As usual, this film is beyond well-made and interesting.

[@dtvfan24]

it was so strange, i moved from england to C Florida and it was so weried. i always kept driving str8 on Semreron to the airport.

[@GuyInBlackClothes]

Yeah only west side of Central Florida will find a good environment. From that side, you can go on Hwy 50 into Orlando and down I-4

[@joshp834]

“the florida project” illustrates this very well

[@cydoniemiles1535]

That was a great film!

[@amiestafford]

A top favorite film Incredible

[@imwatching7441]

Bruh living in Florida and watching that movie hits different

[@tazestudios]

Willem Dafoe absolutely stole the show for me

[@madzilla666]

has been one of my top movies for years! the ending was so unexpected and made me cry!

[@monke4070]

The scary thing about Disney is how they managed to create the feeling of being in actual other planet. The amount of things that they do from the lighting, animatronics, characters, the parks architecture and layout is insane.

[@chanellequinones273]

As someone born, raised, and still in Kissimmee, finding videos like this is so interesting. Seeing how people who think of our city/state as just Disney and then seeing how we really live on the outskirts lol Only the wealthy tourists and retirees live in the nice parts of Kissimmee surrounding Disney i.e. Celebration which is like Disney's housing development

[@stilltoyin]

Key word missing, "was" "Disney's housing development", they did not own it for long or recently.

[@haleeyyyyyy]

It’s true I’m near Daytona on the out skirts of holly hill and it’s not a good place to be at night

[@chanellequinones273]

@@stilltoyin I know they don't own it anymore but I wasn't gonna go into all that for this comment. There are still Disney building and decor there today though

[@annahsubuwu]

I was thinking this same thing! I live like 5 minutes away from 192 and these are just the weird shops I've seen growing up. It's weird to see someone exploring into them.

[@RustOnWheels]

We went on holiday in Kissimmee 2018, didn’t go to The Mouse Trap so we were out & about the area much. I remember all these shops, especially the Wizard. And the big orange, I missed that in this vid. We were in “Old Town” for the car meets. One of the most American things ever: standing in line listening to the anthem right before loads of V8’s parade through a shopping street with old time facades.

[@JYMAHJAMES]

This dudes the only youtuber that I watch regardless of the subject, every video is interesting and so well made

[@RobbWilliams11]

JΛMΛ Dan Bell Is pretty good too 👍🏻

[@jmumps]

It doesn't make sense to me why the electricity is still on, who would still be paying for it? What's stopping someone from living there..

[@joeypts]

Josh Locker I was thinking the exact same thing. Either someone is living there or someone’s doing something sketchy in that server room

[@TiberianFiend]

What makes you think someone still needs to pay for it? Electricity flows everywhere the wires are and the electric company doesn't know who's using it and who isn't without checking building meters. If the electricity never shut it off, it'll get electricity indefinitely.

[@dorritarildskov6270]

it's just the backrooms

[@jmumps]

@@TiberianFiend just seems weird that it would go unnoticed for so long but things happen

[@TiberianFiend]

@@jmumps If there's no one there to pay for it, there's really no reason for them to care one way or another. The electricity being used by that closed hotel is like a drop of water in a swimming pool to them. The electric company don't shut off the electricity when you don't pay to conserve electricity; they do it to force you to pay them. They already produce enough electricity for everyone on the grid.

[@dampowl]

A shot of a "Mickey's Stuff for kids" sign, followed by a naked woman on a beach towel.

[@misstyler9206]

While my mom was a Cast Member @ the Magic Kingdom In 2014, I lived in Kissamee on that same road with the Wizard and the animal gift shop. There was even a giant mermaid that I passed everyday going to school. I thought it was wonderful then when in reality I was living in one of those delapitated motels in the smallest room they offered with 3 other family members living off of only my moms measly Disney wage. My school in the Disney owned Celebration neighborhood would send me home with packs of food every Friday for the weekend. The contrast from living everyday in the surrounding area that I did to the wonder of visiting the parks every week made Disney extra magical for me and is the reason I retain such an emotional connection with the experience of the parks to this day. It makes my memory of those times 100% positive

[@randallwatson8760]

Jake, my brother, you have done it again. You have entertained and educated at the same time. I have not been to the LBV-Kissimee/St. Cloud area of Florida since before I joined the army in 1988. It is so depressing to see the way US-192 has deteriorated. I remember the Wilson World Resort, the hotel you highlighted in this video. I went to Disney as a high school graduation present/pre shipping off to the army present. It was a beautiful resort, it had a good breakfast and free shuttle service to Disney and Epcot complex. It almost hurts to see such a happy memory reduced to this. As usual your voice leads us in and hooks us and keeps us as you take us along on a ride down memory lane. Keep it up Jake, love your work.

[@seveamin1]

Randall Watson ur so lucky to have seen this place in the 80s. I wish i was you :(

[@b.4571]

Jake mentioned at one point how weird it was that there was mold in the hotel rooms but not water damage - this is actually super common in hotels in humid areas. The water in the air just kind of seeps into everything, and it takes a lot of upkeep for hotels to prevent mold problems. When the hotel is no longer being regulated by an ac/humidity controller, the battle has been lost and drywall is very quickly overtaken by mold.

[@MrMojoman1976]

What’s really ironic is that this video is a pretty accurate depiction of what a lot of the hotel areas in Orlando are like right now with the quarantine in effect. That said, I think these filmmakers only wanted to focus on the little small sliver of area directly around Disney as opposed to the major city of Orlando that Disney helped foster and create. It would be interesting to see a documentary about the city of Orlando that kind of lives in the shadow of Disney but is actually thriving for the most part. Or, was thriving before the COVID crisis forced everything to close. Also, if you go anywhere at 2 AM it’s going to look creepy.

[@justinkehoe4776]

There is one already made it's called the Florida project

[@blackwidow8412]

Andrew...perhaps he should go to the south part of the state. Florida is quickly getting known for more than just Disney. They have more rehabs per capita than California now. Sadly, many are shady. I won't throw Covid in to the conversation, way too easy.

[@YokusaHHart]

Me: I want to go to Disney World Mom: We have Disney World at home The Disney World at home:

[@marck5771]

lol

[@ThexDynastxQueen]

Lol that awkward moment when your home is Orlando so the joke can go either way....

[@telesniper2]

Nah our Disney World at home is Cedar Point. Pretty based tbqh

[@bibbleshanks]

Your editing is SO great. That cut from the fireworks to the billboard? Outatanding, man. Love the vids!

[@golsie3771]

What about the helicopter fade in. movie stuff right there

[@2kdegenerate708]

I never ever thought I would be infatuated by the economy and business that thrive off of Disney World. Only Jake and BSF could make me interested in this

[@LosloTypical]

2kdegenerate Foster, I mean that's how capitalism works. Get over it...

[@2kdegenerate708]

Fetto Wasnt saying otherwise, just interesting what happened. Get over it...

[@2kdegenerate708]

Snow Buddy18 Patreon perks

[@robertlefeaux]

These businesses are anything but thriving.

[@2kdegenerate708]

Robert Lefeaux Sorry, I meant to put it in the past tense.

[@annelieselove]

I stayed in the abandoned hotel in 2013 and I remember the service there being bad and the indoor pool giving us rashes

[@Rinku588]

This deserves way more views than it has. The sketchiness of 192 really is something when you see it for yourself.

[@igotyou02]

I actually stayed at that abandoned hotel. I can tell you from experience that it was not good at all. From dude staff members that couldn’t find my reservation to sleeping on top of the sheets because it didn’t feel safe to sleep between them. That 1.5 rating is really accurate. The Ramada right across the street is way cleaner and great hotel to stay at.

[@nessamillikan6247]

You shouldn't be sleeping at abandoned hotels. It's not safe, you know!

[@TDW2364]

Most people sleep on top of the sheets. It’d be kinda weird to sleep between the sheets and the mattress

[@lucyhtml]

i really appreciate this video wasn't titled *_"disney (EXPOSEEDDD!!! GONE WRONG!!!)"_* like other youtubers would title it to get more clicks...

[@mr.meloetta1939]

JedDraws, if you thought Disney was poorly by KZbin, just WAIT until you see the Disney creepypastas.

[@AroundIndiana]

Don't forget "at 3am!!!" lol

[@JaredGrillo]

others would also have follow up video saying "Disney DEMONETIZED my video (not clickbait)"

[@FantasmicEars]

ReviewsTechNow PRANK CALLING MICKEY MOUSE AT 3AM! *OMG HE CAME TO MY HOUSE* 😂😂😂

[@Furby_Productions]

*(GONE WRONG) WALKING IN CENTRAL FLORIDA AT 3AM*

[@JoJos_Mojo]

it's weird seeing places i've seen my whole life depicted this way

[@andierodriguez9530]

This video is the main idea of the florida project without characters in less than 20 minutes

[@mfchimichanga]

I got irrationally excited seeing the wizard shop in Florida Project :To add, there is a shit ton of construction all over Orlando it just baffles me that no one has bought up (that I'm aware of anyways) those older crappier bits and made something new. And I don't mean another olive garden. something without parking lots in the way that keeps people out and about walking.

[@belagracie]

I was a Florida Destination Specialist for Eastern Air Lines in the early To mid 90s and am familiar with most of the 192 hotels/motels. The one you explored was originally built as the Wilson World Resort circa 1988-89. It was a small chain started by Kemmons Wilson (the founder of Holiday Inns) after his retirement. There were other locations in Jackson TN and Memphis TN, as well as a couple of others, I believe. I sold it when it was still the Wilson World, though it was sold in probably 1995 or so. The times I led travel agent tours through the properties we sold (think package deals sold by air lines to travel agents), the place always reeked of chlorine due to the indoor pool. One unusual thing was that they had Mickey Mouse phones in all the rooms. It was not too common back then for a property to provide breakfast of any kind. This was one of two hotels we had on our lists that did. So it at one time was a top level value property (a kind way of saying it was a luxury property at a not-too-bad rate). I never stayed there myself, but booked a lot of groups into it and never had any complaints. The travel agents I took to tour the property all seemed to like it, too, in spite of the chlorine smell. It was bad enough to make your eyes watery, too. They also offered free transportation to all the parks. All you had to do was give them a call and they would send their van to pick you up.

[@lol_absolutelynot]

Jaynie Nowell-Snoke the Claremont right on the 192 was the worst in my opinion lol right next to the rodeway inn and a dingy looking IHOP

[@Agtsmirnoff]

Jaynie Nowell-Snoke you didn’t happen to know any of the top Lawyers that worked for eastern did you?

[@Agtsmirnoff]

And yah it was top level...then Indians bought it

[@randallwatson8760]

I think it opened in 1984 if I am not mistaken. I stayed there in the summer of 1988 as a high school/shipping off to the army present, I think it had been open a couple of years at that point, but you are right, the strong of Chlorine in that pace was strong, I had a room on the 3rd floor facing the outside, not the atrium and I still smelled it. The breakfast was okay, nothing to write home about, but it was free for a 17 year old about to ship off to Fort Sill.

[@belagracie]

Agtsmirnoff Wish I did. They still owe me a rather large paycheck. I was mostly reservations, group travel, package travel, and in the mid 80s when I started, a ticketing and gate agent. Lord, lord, could I ever tell some stories!

[@mondobizarromovingpicturec6323]

Loved seeing the Ramada. My family used to go there all the time in the early 2000’s when it was still a reasonably nice hotel. Spent a lot of good time in that indoor pool. Thank you for this.

[@cryptopian507]

When my father retired feom the Army he was the assistant manager at the shoney's shown in the video.

[@ladyblakeney]

Used to work in hotels and yes, they all have bedbug identification posters. Even the cleanest, newest hotels can be infested if someone comes in with them, or if a frequent traveler picks up a single bug while in transit.

[@christinacope562]

ladyblakeney unfortunately most don't know this. I truly think the bedbugs were imported in the cargo containers full of our cheap imports after WTO in 2000 as USA had eradicated bedbugs decades before I was born Or came in luggage from Asian, Indian immigrants.

[@actonw1746]

bsf has been my favorite since the first few abandoned episodes , keep up the good work jake

[@kyaing9047]

i can agree, i've been around for basically the same time

[@SaltyInMotion]

6:55 - Pretty much sums up every family vacation ever. Kids: "Mooooom!" Mom: "I'm gunna kill you!"

[@KurtisHooey]

That hotel you explored, I used to go there as a kid, went at least 15 times. A big childhood memory for me. It actually used to be pretty decent until Ramada took over, then it just started falling apart and we quit going. Seeing you visit took me by surprise, I heard rumors it had closed but I never knew for sure. Thanks for showing! Have a lot of fond memories of that place, sort of sad to see its current state.

[@TimTalksGames]

As someone who has grown up and lived his life in that area, specifically 5 minutes from 192, and worked on 192 for five years, glad to see lazy eye wizard getting love.

[@channoli97]

This is your most interesting, most well-produced, and overall best video yet, I’ve loved watching you grow as an artist

[@XenuLordofTheSky]

Hannah Skaggs Thank you

[@PureVikingPowers]

Hannah does ghost of walt disney hunt this place?

[@camocat2962]

When I saw the elevator come up I was just like ohh my lord it works that is sooo freaky and scetchy

[@jazzsolo84]

Camocat Aka-Bailey i would ride it

[@camocat2962]

ERROR 404 lol I would be afraid it was like rotted bottom or it would just fall straight down or somethin

[@fristnamelastname5549]

@@jazzsolo84 Ya, no thanks. That looks like a death trap too me.

[@nicksss1843]

I would ride it

[@Mad24680]

Coach 8076 the chords can snap while ur in it

[@scottzalduondo1471]

Seeing that hotel in that state breaks my heart. I had so many good memories at that hotel before it went downhill. The larger room that you explored was the room I stayed in after my father passed and I took a motorcycle ride around Florida to clear my head.

[@nikkifx]

The Elevator Moment at 16:02 was amazing

[@yupitsjessbbyx3]

For me living in central Florida my whole life Disney was the fantasy land I wanted to spend all my time in to get away from the reality that is 192. Kissimmee as a whole is just out of control, 192 is so sketchy, rent is astronomical and infrastructure within the city limits is falling apart. Roads littered with potholes, traffic is insane. Tourism is everything for us and while is helps our economy it’s not something your regular local is seeing any real benefits from

[@jamesboyle8989]

Unfortunately, Orlando area is the state's piggy bank. They shake the hell out of us for the coin to come out but don't let us spend it ourselves. The tourist tax from the hotels is, by law, not to be used on the road or infrastructure. That's why we have dozens of gorgeous parks, sports facilities, arenas, and the like....but bad roads accessing them! And I don't think these guys have ever heard of an overpass. Only ones I see are by Disney or the Interstate. Instead, you've got 4 lanes of traffic on each side with a dozen different directional decision points. And there's the driving culture as well. Since most people on the road aren't from here or learned to drive in the same place, they've all got different driving customs....go slow, go fast, turn signals, no turn signals, pull out on you, don't change lanes at all, stop in the middle of traffic to cross over 4 lanes of traffic....it's crazy.

[@kieraj6784]

okay but most towns near tourist attractions have these same style giftshops with almost the same merch. its like a culture

[@aidena900]

This is actually one of the coolest videos I've seen in recent memory. It's fascinating and eerie. I was disappointed when it was over. Keep up the good work!

[@LPM12]

Fantastic video Jake!! Love all things Disney-centric, and yes, I definitely consider this to be so. As a former WDW Cast Member, on their college program, it's surreal seeing these shops and stretches of road. Ive been to these places, or driven by them with friends. Love the walk down memory lane, no matter how macabre. PS: Love the recent cameo on Defunctland.

[@robwest5457]

Dude when I moved down here, and I do live near this road, about 20 minutes from it all, I was so taken back by what this area had become. You see some startling things. Many big chain companies (Target, Panda Express, Joes Crab Shack, Publix, etc.) and some beautiful condos have emerged here, but there is still a major, desolate corridor you pass through to get to Disney. I use to think, in decades to come, as Disney keeps expanding, they would consider growing their resort out this way, and will likely get the property extremely cheap, but realistically, nope. It's just become a disaster area. The cheap motels were the feature of the critically acclaimed film, The Florida Project. But it's alarming how gross and unnerving the businesses along the road have become, if still in existence. Hoping a development firm realizes the value of this area and decides to build proper establishments and housing at some point. Sad to think that it has become what it is.

[@midnightsmoothie]

The part at 17:08!! I currently live there!!!!!! (but I'm moving in a few weeks!) That apartment complex (Cane Island Loop) was originally a Condo Resort (called Cane Island Resort) And they never bothered to change the name on the sign! And that shopping area that you explored has been abandoned for YEARS! Because of my apartment and the abandoned shopping center, I just knew something about 192 is insanely creepy/sketchy and you really see abandoned stuff all over the place! I got so invested in it all, that I looked up other abandoned places and that's how I found your channel a year ago!!!! Thank you SO MUCH for making this video!!!! If you have a chance, you need to make a Part 2 to this because there's so much more to discover! There's the old housing that Interns from Disney used to work at and you can see that on the map, it's still called "Seven Dwarfs Lane." Creepy. Also, if you ever have a chance, you HAVE to HAVEEE to check out Celebration Fl which is that little town on 192 that Disney created. It's still gorgeous, but the history of it is incredibly sketchy and there's abandoned things from Disney in Celebration that are still around!

[@potatogames42]

I'm surprised more people aren't speculating about what could be running on the sketchy ass server.

[@dalama1161]

A Minecraft realm. Definitely a Minecraft realm.

[@re_i_gn]

I'm thinking those could probably be some bitcoin miners. So bizarre to think that anyone could just go in there and take everything.

[@Ace_Disaster]

The biggest space station 13 server

[@Lonsoleil]

Good question! 😆

[@jameswhite153]

truly bizarre porn, not illegal, just weird.

[@joshuaayres121]

Great work. Went down in October 2015 and was overcome by sadness of how despicable everything looked. Computer area in the hotel was a little creepy. The elevator bit was hilarious.

[@shellyray6692]

As per usual, great work Jake! I recently decided to check out the film, "The Florida Project", and I'm so happy I decided to give it a watch. I love that this video took a deeper look into the area. What a fascinating history this area has.

[@Joe-kk6gf]

I stayed at that abandoned Ramada back in 2011 for my senior class trip to Disney! The indoor pool atrium was a lot of fun back then.

[@Zizumia]

This just reminds me of Florida in general haha! I lived in the outskirts of Pensacola for a short time and this video brings back memories. Sketchy discount stores, abandoned hotels and overall eerie vibe.

[@FTLNewsFeed]

The writing was on the wall. Part of Walt's reasoning for buying up so much land in Florida was because he didn't like how all of the cheap, tacky businesses that sprang up around Disneyland leeched off of the tourists coming to the area. Now if all of the businesses in Florida had worked together and presented a unified vision for a tourist destination then maybe Disney would not have been so quick to exercise their land options and provide that vision for themselves. Maybe they would even have been happy to partner with them and produce a flourishing economy for the businesses there. But we'll never know. The businesses that sprang up around Walt Disney World followed the same model of those that sprang up around Disneyland and they suffered in the long-term for short-term profit.

[@fristnamelastname5549]

Basically, it's greed vs Greed. The Businesses that pop-up around Disney, wanted to profit off of Disney. But Disney realized this, then so built Hotels to keep the people on park grounds. Because, of this the Business that where around Disney begin to decline. Then 9/11 sort of killed off the rest, And killing the economy in the process.

[@kevinkarcher7508]

The Convention Center built on International Drive and all the hotels built in that area and a concerted effort to keeping clean and green didn’t help 192. Also the 192 hotels/motels that had previously been branded lodging failed to meet the brands standards and rarely updated their appearance. As a visitor that stayed at many 192 hotels/motels along this stretch the room interiors remained their 1980’s features and in many cases their in room TV’s. 192 is still viable for reasonably priced dining rather than the exorbitant prices for Disney’s less than stellar quality for their prices.

[@daytonasixty-eight1354]

Don't forget too that a bunch of blacks moved and occupied Orlando.

[@mattsmith7155]

@@daytonasixty-eight1354 why would it matter if a certain race moved there? That's kinda racist of you to say that

[@eatntell]

I came here to make fun of an idiot who has faith in MF Disney being a good sport to other businesses (LMAO) and found a racist yes this is definitely a video about Florida.

[@joeldaviswarren]

I've always been interested in looking into the ideological/philosophical meanings and effects of Walt Disney World on regular culture. Both Sean Baker's The Florida Project and this perfectly capture this subtopic within our continuing discussion of those idealisims. Thank you. This is very well made!

[@samsabeeble3431]

Honestly, working at Disney World for several months put a lot of this stuff into perspective for me (I'm a Florida local, but not from Orlando). Even Universal and Sea World aren't as ultra-sterile as the face we present to guests is. Obv. I can't really say too much about the behind the scenes magic, but a significant amount of the infrastructure at EPCOT and MK is unable to ever be updated due to the construction around and above it... When I was a PAC (parade assistance communicator/parade audience control) friend on Main Street, we were told not to lean on the walls, touch the ceilings, etc. due to materials used in the 70's. The laminate floor and concrete are all original, too. My roommate worked full-time in MK so I'm sure she'd have more information about all of it, but I ended up transferring over to working in one of the newer hotels.

[@jalapeno1119]

Wow, I never knew so much of it was that fragile. I remember the no leaning rule, but that was more for show (intense four keys flashbacks). What other things were you told about the infastructures?

[@jfridy]

You totally should have taken the elevator. Down would have gotten you to the main atrium, and up could have gotten you to some part of Silent Hill.

[@CarsSimplified]

There needs to be a Fallout game that takes place here.

[@JoshValdez1996]

Cars Simplified the Nuka World DLC is as close as we're gonna get

[@loganslife2803]

Well this would be a great place for a movie

[@flednanders7556]

I can see it now... "Fallout: Mousetrap. Pre-order now and get 2 Free Sea World w/ Meal Deal tour!!"

[@darktrooperdalek7991]

Fled Nanders underrated comment

[@sce2aux464]

(High pressure timeshare tour!)

[@oncebluemoon]

All of your editing, design, narration, and directorial choices have grown exponentially from your early videos, I look forward to your uploads and I hope you're proud of how far you've come, it's really impressive.

[@BrightSunFilms]

That really does mean a lot to me, thank you.

[@lovinsasha]

"it's really eriee out here. It's 2 in the morning and no one's here." Lol thats literally how every city is in the US at 2AM!

[@crazy_tulip1552]

Used to go to Orlando every year to go to Disney. The place became so familiar to me, but the vibe it gave off was always unique. The “innocents” of Disney paired with the feel of the town and the many motels and bars creates such a weird sensation that literally cant be explained. It’s like walking into another dimension. Orlando is its own world.

[@65oh7]

The "server room" I believe was just telecommunications switches. If they were real servers, they wouldn't have been green circuit boards sitting in the open vertically like that. The car batteries are the back up so that phone services don't go down with the power is out. It's also why it was a crt monitor and a 90s keyboard because there's no reason to upgrade the phone service, especially when you're a broke hotel.

[@ericvreeland1362]

TheMr6507 I think your on the right track but maybe a bit off - I'm pretty sure those are indeed servers but for an old school video on demand system, and the PC is the method for uploading and controlling new media. The battery are for an uninterrupted power supply - usuaily used for keeping servers and what not online. Hard phone lines carry their own power and thus would not need an external power source.

[@kbates666]

I agree with you, that was a PBX and the old "computer" was actually a terminal to configure the phone system. The rack on the other wall was most likely a server rack as I saw a Dell desktop on it's side there. Not uncommon for a hotel to run it POS or Front desk software on plain old desktops.

[@Brad772006]

Yes, you are correct. I am in telecommunications. Everything I saw in there was related to the PBX for the communication system. The big box with the printed circuit boards are for the extensions for the rooms. The PBX itself was a old model. Looked to be from the very late 90s or very early 00s. The software it ran worked fine on an old pc like that.

[@rayb4615]

Thank you all for the good info. Just wondering though, why it would still be on? I'm really surprised no one tried to steal that equipment for recycle cash.

[@xboys_archive]

TheMr6507 is it worth anything why hasn't it been looted?? Lol

[@ChrisLira86]

I grew up in the area and spent most of my life here. Got away a few years, looking to get away again. It's really depressing to see how bad it's gotten. 3:52 - I can't remember what it was originally built for, but the castle facade was put up when it was converted to a haunted house for a while, eventually became the nightclub you mentioned, and now this. 4:38 - Worth noting they had a damn lion escape from Jungleland at some point and there used to be a giant gator sculpture in the parking lot. I noticed year or two back they had a circus tent in the parking lot and had an elephant and pony there accepting 'donations' and said they were raising funds to reopen it, but I guess it was a scam? 7:00 - Not sure what happened with this Shoney's location, but one day it just closed up for 'renovations' promising to reopen soon, and a green construction fence was erected around it for a while and taken down. 17:06 - There was another plaza in this location that they demolished to build what you see there. MOST of that plaza has NEVER been occupied and it's probably been up like.... 12 years? 18:20 - That wizard's scepter used to hold like a giant metal/glass ball on top of it until a hurricane (can't remember which) blew it off. Good video though, I was able to pick up on just about every shooting location in about 2 seconds and felt you really pieced together a good narrative of how it's really run down, especially in the wake of 9/11. In all actuality, it really wouldn't surprise me to find that most of those knockoff gift shops are money laundering fronts or tax havens for illicit activities either.

[@somericanguy]

That castle facade building used to be a haunted attraction :) also i used to work at that super sketchy hotel back in the day. Good times lol

[@koolmnbv]

I’m from Orlando / Kissimmee and recognize so many of these places you showed. At the very end 17:20 you show a place with empty shops/store fronts but in the 90s it use to be a dinner theatre show it was called fort liberty and it had wild bills Wild West dinner show (and it was really fun at the time) . Please look it up , it would have been great to show this as it was when it was in its glory.

[@startekkenguy2471]

Remember going to Disney back in early 90s and 192 was packed. Took you forever to drive down it. Went to Disney with my son's family and went down 192 and was shocked on how run down it was. Y'all guys do great work!

[@Hammerhead547]

Daytona Beach isn't that much different. The area around the raceway is immaculate as are the central area beach hotels but all you have to do is drive ten minutes up or down the coast and you'll see houses that look ready to fall down dilapidated house trailers run down flop house hotels empty storefronts and lots of abandoned cars in empty lots.

[@DjMikeWatt]

It still takes forever to drive on the West end of 192. Traffic is terrible there.

[@Salebolen]

Harley Pop 15 "You all guys do great work"

[@christinacope562]

Hammerhead547 That's the sad story across the USA. Travel by car and the stark reality of people barely surviving is heartbreaking. Our glory days for the majority of the population is over and it's not coming back.

[@omgirlol]

I moved form Chicago to Kissimmee back and forth twice now and I always found myself confused at 192. I never understood how lost in time it is considering the money that Disney brings in and what a better alternative cheaper stay can bring as well as different attractions. It’s sad because you can tell a lot of places are on their last leg and over the past 8 years I have seen many businesses close. Disney does overshadow everything.

[@marcellocalbesi]

Welcome to my home state of Florida. I wish all the state could be Disney World.

[@houston-coley]

Ending with "out there" was brilliant.

[@aydenschaffler5051]

This is probably one of your best videos! Really informative, and also kinda chilling wow. Really strange to see what Disney can create and the damage it can do. At 12:35 the lighting makes it look like something’s watching you.

[@BenTheMiner]

Aren't all of his videos good though?

[@SciFiFan2012]

Ayden Hascerflef when Disney fails, most of Central Florida will too, many businesses are tied in some way to the Mouse.

[@rabidchapstick]

this is AWESOME and such a great representation of the stark contrast of Disney World and Lake Buena Vista where it resides. I used to live in LBV when I interned at Disney and it was not a place you wanted to be unless it was for WDW lol. can't wait to see more like this if that's the plan?? ;)

[@rabidchapstick]

TimeExtension lol yeah but obviously i didn’t just go to disney to work and then home. i did a lot of sightseeing just in LBV and surrounding areas, and i even had friends who lived in other apartments not sponsored by disney. and i meant “not a place to be unless it was for disney world” as in it’s not an area you’d want to live in unless you’re working or vacationing at disney. i don’t even think there are schools in LBV haha.

[@jeffc1347]

Lake Buena Vista is Disney World...nobody lives there. You must be talking about Kissimmee, because most areas that surround Disney property are actually really nice. The unincorporated area from the north to Winter Garden are all nice apartments and $300,000+ homes, the area, the north east of Disney is Dr Phillips/Windermere which area really expensive (and nice), to the east is Williamsburg which is a little more blue collar but still pretty nice, south east is Hunters Creek which is nice, south is Celebration which was designed and built by Disney (and really expensive). The only area immediately surrounding Disney that isn't nice is Disney/Four Corners which is mostly hispanic/working poor. Now if you're talking about Orlando, yes most of the city (other than downtown) is stereotypical blue collar/low income to poor, but that is not Lake Buena Vista.

[@invaderpez12]

rabidchapstick How often did you have time to go sightseeing, in between working for Disney?

[@jimbart76]

Competing for the leftover scraps of Disney: great analysis.

[@TheFIoridaMan]

This is literally what Florida looks like on the outskirts of any tourist city.

[@robinkomin]

Reminds me a bit of The Florida Project and that is not a bad thing ❤️

[@irenebrown6047]

That's were it was filmed

[@robinkomin]

Irene Brown Don’t worry, I know.

[@toothless_2v594]

That's a good movie

[@Jazzyjon30]

I just saw that film...bizzare weird ending but was going to let Jake know this!

[@Snoogans1080]

So weird this video was uploaded today. Wife and I just drove down 192 today and we are from Wisconsin. Not only did we see the buildings featured in the video, I commented that this area exists in "the shadow of Disney." Another excellent video Jake.

[@Westfrank98]

I recently spent 2 weeks in Orlando (im from the UK), and i've seen these places myself, i've been at the gift shops and i've seen the abandoned Shoneys (tbf i stayed in a villa which is very close to 192 so i passed by a lot of times on car), and i always thought to myself that there was something slightly depressing about the area, but it wasn't a complete wasteland in my opinion.

[@hopekoos]

I stay at a hotel at 192 when i went to Disney world in July, and let me tell you, in the night i was SO scared about this place.

[@mattk.3645]

Walt Disney World opened with several on-site hotels. Walt Disney expressly wanted to avoid letting his second Magic Kingdom attract any seedy business establishments, so the company bought 48 square miles of land in the middle of nowhere, controlled everything, and designed the resort destination to be fully self-contained and oriented to visitors flying into Walt Disney World. Disneyland, in California, did not enjoy that same opportunity, so, for a very long time, Walt Disney's original Magic Kingdom was surrounded by several seedy business establishments.

[@Dsdcain]

Hope you're fully recovered from your ADR adventures with Dan. Like your content. Keep up the fantastic work.

[@BrightSunFilms]

I was actually pretty sick still while we filmed this, you can hear it in my voice. But I'm all good now!

[@Dsdcain]

Bright Sun Films That's really good to hear. Thanks for the reply, and this great video. *:)*

[@Gmoyer11Tech]

The car batteries in the server room are a battery backup for the servers when the power goes down. Its called an uninterruptible power supply. It's mostly there just to shut down gracefully when the power goes out.

[@Nedflandersokilydokily]

I like to watch these videos and imagine the property in its heyday with guests splashing in the pool hotel employees at the front desk. there is so much history in abandoned buildings.

[@ngalegor]

2:24 I feel like I am in radiator springs with that beautiful blinking stop light

[@openingband]

Bro the intro was great on this video! Keep it up! Love your growth!

[@Muffdiverboy]

Holy crap jake you killed it again! Awesome freaking video!! I always am so entranced anytime you do the disney related videos because i have visited these areas multiple times and love learning about all the abandoned areas whether its parks or outside the parks like this. Keep up the great work and YES MORE DISNEY/ FLORIDA VIDEOS!

[@BigLockDaddy]

Muffdiverboy & Jake too... those servers you found. And the Kids Only area... Interesting. I live here in FL. Ever watch the news here? OCSO may be interested in that. Also, there are homeless camps further back the further west you go down 192. Great job btw, Jake. Check out Celebration, the town Disney built. Ripe for a BSF video, I think. Again, nice work bringing the reality, true reality, to everyone!

[@josifaydan6649]

I love when stuff like this from my childhood pops up... I remember going to Miller's in Orlando just to get out of Disney World and see what it looked like out of Disney Property, and seeing all of the knockoff Disney shops always made me scratch my head. You'd think with the power Disney has that they would not allow this to exist outside of their property, but knowing the story is truly upsetting.

[@cosplaydreams4136]

Whenever me and my friends would go to Florida, we would always sneak out at night and take photos of the gift shops, tourist traps, etc. Its great to see some of this stuff again! I distinctly remember going into that jungle themed shop that you showed for something or other, and consistently passing that Shoneys at least once every time I went down 192!

[@Hammerhead547]

Orlando isn't that different from say New Orleans Las Vegas or Atlantic City. All you have to do in New Orleans Las Vegas or Atlantic City is go about five miles in any direction from the immaculate well kept tourist areas and you'll find poverty crime and violence. One of biggest reasons why Atlantic City failed was that the city government didn't do enough to protect and nurture their tourist image, all one had to do was walk 1/4 mile away from the immediate boardwalk area and the city was filled with decapitated tenements abandoned buildings and so very much crime that it actually became dangerous to go there in the late 90's. In vegas they actually don't recommend that tourists go more than three miles from the strip because there is a lot of street crime around those areas, the pawn shop from pawn stars is actually located in a dangerous neighborhood just off the strip that is infamous for its criminal activity to the point that when the show got popular and people started going there to see it the LVPD had to build a temporary detachment near the shop to keep the idiots who went to see the run down dump of a store that it was safe. New Orleans was once the most dangerous city in the united states and was infamous for its spectacularly corrupt police force, it actually got to a point in the early 90's that the louisiana state tourist board recommended that tourists in new orleans not pull over for police traffic stops unless they were in a well lit well traveled public area because some officers would actually rob tourists at gunpoint.

[@Seff2]

Hammerhead547 wtf.... Murrica

[@y0urs03pic]

Psst, YOU Obviously Never Went To Mexico City or Travel In You Life...I Been to LV more than 30 Times In My Life, I Walk Outside The Strip Plenty of Numeral Times And I'm Still Here.. Same For NO... Just Don't BE Stupid, Carry Less and Respect The People.. Your OWN Fear Will Lead You To Your Own Demise.... Also YOU Have Old Ass Stats, We're NOT in The 90's Anymore.. Things Have Changed..

[@virginiabollinger6890]

I LOVE your videos! Seriously all of them are awesome. I have learned so much from your abandoned videos. Keep them coming!

[@ninaschofield]

I see the Magic Castle Gift Shop. I click.

[@yodagaming2559]

when he booted up that pc that was some fallout 3 shit