WE FOUND 2013 PHONES STILL ON DISPLAY While Exploring an Abandoned Mall in Ohio

[@joekrause6382]

Who in their right mind would leave a Chevy Corvair behind

[@justinrydar4253]

Maybe the land owners didn’t have room to keep it, and being old I’m sure they might’ve just left it and mildly forgot about it

[@cheekztd8384]

Ralph Nader

[@SilverXTikal]

Don’t complain. Just stay quiet, and come up with a plan 😈

[@tristanwoodmansee477]

Right?! Hope they save it before demolision. They do not make cars like that anymore

[@benjaminmendenhall4497]

That car should be in a car museum

[@PauIieWalnuts]

Im having a hard time imagining 2013 as a long time ago

[@nathangurevitch4506]

Yet a very very long time ago it truly was like how few stars there are now can't read by star light anymore

[@jessiejamesferruolo]

11 years is half a lifetime ago for a 22 year old. It's a little different when you're almost 40+.

[@Cecibug1]

Yeah, I graduated highschool in 2013. Now I have 3 kids but It doesn't feel that long ago as far as technology goes. I had friends with iPhones. I had an iPad touch lol

[@micmac99]

I'm Gen X. I have a hard time imagining 1993 as a long time ago.

[@koolkid1702]

that was a loonngg loonngg time ago

[@ethanSderrick]

Seeing that Sears sign light up while everything else is dark is just INSANE to look at.

[@lorettadansereau8651]

Creepy too that some power is still in the building?

[@MMOPhotos]

I have a jacket that I got from Sears around christmas '17 on a trip to Orlando, and although it's stained and worn out I refuse to throw it away :/

[@AlexFroot]

@@MMOPhotos keep and preserve it!

[@djkdawg]

@@lorettadansereau8651 they hope for old wiring to cause an electrical fire and then file a claim on insurance

[@kylelopez629]

Only in ohio

[@PatrickMcDade-p3m]

Just a heads up. I travel the nation installing low voltage electronic systems of all types. The past year we have seen a big upsurge in intrusion alarm systems in closed, "abandoned" businesses including several old shopping malls. The trend is to install silent systems. One that alerts the authorities off premise but makes no annunciation, noise, on premise. The reason is to let the police or foot security know there are trespassers inside that do not know they have been detected. They want to catch you. Just FYI

[@scoticvsgossage9378]

… They literally said they were let in by security and a city worker. Pretty sure local authorities knew what was going on

[@kimberlyhemminger3822]

Oh well. I guess he will get a trespassing fine in that case. BUT IN THIS CASE, he was let in by security and a city worker.

[@BeigeEyesCroissantDragon]

We don't care and more often than not. We don't get caught. Don't want people exploring the places, tear them down instead of waiting for a miracle investor. I work security for a couple of vacant sites on an on call basis. Only people i'v throwing out are scrappers.

[@seanh6036]

By a "security guard". The same people that say "lights off here", "they have cameras but they must not work", "I came in through this wall"

[@hyperxwolf5532]

@@seanh6036I noticed that too

[@ThursdayASMR]

I can't believe 2013 was almost 11 years ago. 🤯

[@jpartieda]

I miss Sears. Who else misses it ?

[@BRIANOCONNOR2003]

I don't

[@BRIANOCONNOR2003]

Because in Plaza Las Americas they still have Sears

[@rackroll4405]

I miss Blockbuster video

[@BRIANOCONNOR2003]

@@rackroll4405 me too

[@breakdancevr5210]

@@BRIANOCONNOR2003There is one last working Blockbuster on Earth.

[@tyharris9994]

Acting like a mall from14 years ago is like entering King Tut's tomb.

[@Lance-ro5ti]

fr

[@melvinglick9446]

Great presentation..good diction,nice slow moving camera..need high voltage flashlights? I see at one point someone had one. What a shame..I remember when sears,JCPenney and Montgomery ward were the only places to shop…and we waited for that sears catalog to circle all our wishes.

[@DanaTheInsane]

I'm so glad we still have our Mall. Mall of America forever.

[@Spartan536]

That's a classic Chevy Corvair, worth putting some money into, that's a "barn project" right there. Also inside that vault that looked like a TL-30 Safe, that means its tool proof for up to 30 minutes which includes plasma cutters.

[@HonorXPrinciple]

Its so nostalgic to see a mall im 35 i watched the wave of grand malls pop up and then fade out many great malls that were the showstopper of different cities, RIP: Westfield Horton plaza, san diego...southgate mall, yuma arizona. Metro center, Phoenix ariz....Clackamas town center, Portland oregon. Amazing memories shared with friends and family. My childhood! We miss you 90's 😢❤

[@Sharp13222]

21:40 the note that employee left was nice, this entire walk-through was cool a lot of interesting things!

[@tanyastiver9428]

Extremely awesome video!!! I don't think that I have seen another one of a mall that was so cool. It was also nice that you had both permission to be there as well as guides that could show you and tell you what most of the places were. I was very impressed. Good job!!!

[@12secta81]

The features on those phones will make it to iPhones by 2027 and be labeled as "innovation."

[@billierenfro705]

Why would so many businesses/people leave so many things behind? Doesn’t make sense but still crazy to see, really weird some lights were still on after all of those years

[@sniperninja9741]

Literally you guys went into a time machine that’s what I love about this video

[@joshuasjericho3915]

Honestly take what you want because it's all going to be demolished so it's not stealing! It's saving the environment from dumps being filled up! Get a proper mindset & prospective folks!

[@TheKiltyONeal]

You guys are talking about the 2000s like they're the 1800s and it's making me feel old! 👴

[@circleinforthecube5170]

i think one day we are going to look back at the mass demolitions of 1960s-90s era malls,offices,neighborhoods and public places as a architectural tragedy, we once thought 1800s era architecture was dated and outmoded too and we lost lots of beauty from those demolitions, lets not do it again, hell most malls and office parks have pretty good interior designs and beautiful atriums, don't wanna see it all go away for 2010s/2020/2030s era structures that aren't built nearly aswell

[@hufficag]

Yeah people prefer those benches with plastic trees over real walkable neighbourhoods with local shops

[@TheEastSider76]

Looks like Planet fitness was still open so not totally abandoned

[@jonathanhegge6207]

I was wondering if anyone would say anything about that

[@W0LFB3AT5]

Beginning of the video: “Tonight we’ve explored an abandoned mall in Ohio…” Say less dude… 🤣

[@djm5k]

The random lights on throughout the building are on a nightlight circuit, and normally stay on 24/7. Also, many times these night light circuits are tied into a backup generator, or each fixture has a backup battery built into ballast so if the power goes out while the mall is occupied, people can navigate through building to exit building. These night light fixtures were strategically located to provide safe egress from stores and building.

[@chrislemaster2695]

Chevy Corvair Ralf Nadair book Unsafe at any speed. These cars supposedly had a bad propensity to roll overs in hard driving situations

[@AlexDaDermahurr]

Its not entirely true There's this one video that basically debunked the whole thing

[@howrued1500]

Time flies- and the older I get, the quicker it flies😩

[@constructbuilder1368]

Stringer media Thank you for taking the time to video this location ! I just wish it was during the day.

[@mylesmartin6377]

How does a mall that’s been abandoned for 11 years still have power and water going to it? Whoever own the land has just been keeping the accounts open?

[@kalikiter1]

Homies acting like 2010 is ancient times. I was in college man

[@markwilliambarton1284]

Cool video love your content... Im viewing from Ireland but didn't sears go completely like all stores anyway loved watching.

[@RammerSTi]

Those phones that were mentioned are Samsung Gravity 3s... which were sold in 2010.

[@Judy.LoveandLightAlways]

We still have these shopping centres/ malls here in my state of Victoria in Australia. Does America or your Country no longer have these? Sad that Social Interaction, Job's Gone. Everything online, Scammers were never heard of back in the day of Malls, paying cash in person. That Beautiful old Car, i hope someone saves it. Attention "Greta thunberg" there are lights on come and tell more lies. 🤗

[@cw824]

You are correct Judy, he is our only hope for peace. Keep the faith.

[@TheAngryKilljoy]

There are still some malls left but most of them aren't very busy and usually have a lot of empty stores. I think nowadays most people shop online or at Walmart and Target where you can buy just about anything. It is sad because I think the mall experience was much better and the social interaction was valuable because everybody would shop at the mall.

[@sharksport01]

Gas cap is in front because it's a rear engine car, maybe the only rear engine car ever made in USA.

[@inherentmirth5180]

Yeah man forget those rear-engined Tuckers and Stouts. :/

[@craigharper3877]

Marley Station Mall is located at 7900 Ritchie Hwy, Glen Burnie, MD, 21061

[@ejyoder2545]

This isn’t there.

[@Oddballtech]

God loves us all so much that he gave his perfect son to die for our sins and raised him from the grave to defeat death. Through faith in JESUS we can be saved and reconciled to GOD. please give your lives to him, he loves you, is coming back soon, and really wants to take us all with him🙏♥️

[@dylansluyter2281]

Amen

[@Y1pperk1p]

Jesus AINT done nothing for me 😜 Norse paganism has done more for me than

[@KyleK25]

The Name of this mall starts with an M and its not in ohio 😅

[@a.kinsman]

I honestly couldn't finish this video without finding the location.... I've found it, 15:10 gives a good clue as to which county... teeeeheeee 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭

[@mattcarter7806]

@@a.kinsman the guy wearing a beer church t shirt helped too

[@a.kinsman]

@@mattcarter7806 oh nice lol, didn't notice that. I'm not even from there, but I felt like playing detective 😆

[@therealmoetmonroe]

👀Rolling Acres

[@DJMetzler337]

It’s not. Rolling Acres is long destroyed. Stop trolling.

[@chrislemaster2695]

@@DJMetzler337 Rollin Acres was torn down almost 10 years ago.

[@AndalusianPrince]

Basketball people haven't looted the place yet?! A rare sight to be honest!

[@blessedhighlyfavored701]

I hope someone gets to take home that old car, hopefully one of the security guards can take it.

[@Saymeow_Kay]

This mall is in indiana, not ohio. I wont blame the creator of this video though, I think he changed the address for legal reasons. I am not covering the name of the state though because there are a lot of dead or abandoned malls in Indiana. The mall still has some life. Currently, a planet fitness, a gnc, and an asian restaurant occupy some of the mall, with exterior access. An office building is also on the property, with mall access, but that access is blocked off.

[@malcolmmurphy2924]

Just sad I grew up in the 80s the mall was the highlight of the weekend going to the arcade just hanging out .

[@bellathebest69]

i’ve been going to the same mall for years with family . recently it got shot up for a 3rd time in less then a year . i wouldn’t doubt it’s gonna go abandon in the next 3-4 years .

[@pepitogaming8295]

pow; when "press shift to run" appends in this mall

[@SuperJWeeZee]

Is this the Marquette Mall in Michigan City, IN?

[@mikealvarez7505]

Yes.

[@leoancherani2223]

Hello👋 I just subscribed to your channel today, I also just gave you a like.👍👌

[@Atomicgaming25]

I’m surprised with security guards didn’t take the car

[@FatherMcKenzie66]

16:28 that US Army poster is cool!

[@leevievergreen]

Since they obviously don’t want the car, let me take it off there hands😂

[@timjackson6311]

Breakers were all turned off except for the always on light fixtures

[@ScienceJesus]

I want that drill press.

[@1NIGHTMAREGAMER]

i rlly hope some these relics and that car got saved that car is in excellent condition

[@christiancruiz9044]

Buildings like this should be turned into apartments what waist then add small shopping stores by the exits not many but some

[@SeanDoe86]

4067 FRANKLIN ST, MICHIGAN CITY, IN 46360

[@mpatrickthomas]

P.S. Alot of abandoned malls still in great shape have electric still on and the air conditioning running...it helps keep the mold out.

[@jdraven0890]

Absolutely correct. The building will start deteriorating significantly without the HVAC on at minimal levels

[@sebastienbolduc5654]

Back in 2013 that video game store would have had advertisements for new releases such as The Last Of Us and GTA 5. When you think about it, it wasn't that long ago. How time flies! Imagine in another ten years from now. Everything we have now will look old AF. "OMG look, an old iPhone 15." 😂

[@terra2805]

As the old saying goes, time waits for no man!

[@yaboijuanito1460]

​@@terra2805ikr

[@Chris-ws5pd]

Bro I’m LIVING that comment somehow I’ve gotten to nearly 50! Yeah 50 in April bro! 💀 And time just goes quicker and quicker as time goes on it’s freaky.

[@maxbataglia]

​@@Chris-ws5pd 2024 recently begin and January was gone.

[@ireallydontknowifiamhonest]

@@Chris-ws5pd i like how sometimes you can tell some people have never left behind their teen personality from just looking at their comments, have a good one man

[@AvalonDreamz]

It's so sad to see malls like this. Back when I was a teen in the 90's that was the place for us all to go and hang out. It was a way to get out of the house and socialize with our friends. I wish they would bring malls back, bring the stores back like they used to be instead of EVERYTHING either being online or at freaking Walmart/Target. Seems another way people have secluded themselves off from each other.

[@joaop4585]

Yeah, its not like amuricuh has a social development problem... who would tought that?...

[@whuffer5103]

It was all intentional

[@Issameazuma]

I feel this sentiment to my core! I miss have that reason to get out f the house. In a dead end town with nothing to do, that was the thing to do. Now kids are turning to drugs because they are bored

[@MrJasonshores364]

Isn't unchecked capitalism great?

[@reneastle8447]

Good thing we can reverse the damage and restore those malls to their original retro conditions.

[@NewLife-qj9mx]

Years ago I worked for manpower and they sent me to the singer store at the local mall - they were clearing out the store. Everything, and I mean everything went in the dumpster - including brand new sowing machings, still in the box - absolutely insane the amount of commercial waste

[@homevalueglass3809]

Yeah, when I worked at Menards (Midwest hardware store) all the damaged return items, like $300 miter saws, that the store got manufacturer's credit for, had to get tossed in the compactor.

[@RetroCaptain]

A relative used to be a department manager at a Walmart. He worked in seasonal equipment. Each fall all the unsold lawn mowers weed whackers etc were thrown in a giant bin and the head manager had to follow the truck to the garbage dump and observe until the excavator had finished burying them before returning to the store. Nooo taking any home.

[@DashCrashCam]

Capitalism is super wasteful after all

[@DashCrashCam]

​@RetroCaptain so they underpay their employees, but can afford to throw away $10,000s of perfectly good equipment. Disgusting.

[@RetroCaptain]

@@DashCrashCam They could STILL made a lower profit selling them for 30/40/50% off... No way Jose...they rather paid for a big truck and disposal and for the management to sit for an hour or whatever while they're buried in tonnes of sand. It cost disposal/transportation and management wages vs sell off cheap for lower profit and save the disposal fees. Edit They could have DONATED to a charity like Habitat for humanity and gotten a tax credit... Habitat provides free pickup cost Walmart $0. Home Depot does definitely donate their unsellable items to Habitat I can confirm this. Used to anyways.

[@kb94596]

That's the way to do it--guided tour by people who knew the property

[@JFKilluminati662]

And have already looted it 😂😂

[@haveTRUEtranSparencyEMiLy]

I don’t think there’s any shame in explorers taking items. It’s just rotting anyways. I know the items would prefer to be loved again rather than discarded, which is all that will happen anyways

[@625jeffrey]

I agree

[@iamgeorgesears]

100% agreed. It pains me that those phones might just get burried under piles of rubble.

[@paolotorres8537]

@@iamgeorgesearsmight as well use them as burner phones

[@oof_tvyt]

Agreed. Whenever someone documents an older abandoned school/office, I get real sad because of all the old computers that most likely still work, or would work with a bit of love.

[@Mason-fv1zl]

It’s crazy to think like 2012, you think to yourself it’s not that long ago but if you stopped to think about all the things you’ve done in the last 12 years then you really start to say, Wow that was a long time ago.

[@naomivought9317]

I think about this all the time. Like I cannot believe time has gone so fast and not even that but how much things have changed. I want to go back.

[@RemoWilliams1227]

​@@naomivought9317you don't know the half of it yet.

[@Novusod]

@@naomivought9317 Time is speeding up. Entire years feel like they only last 3 months and then it is Christmas again.

[@Exodia_Misogynist]

2012 wasn't too long ago lmao

[@now_chemical]

right? my girlfriend and i started dating around then and it’s crazy to imagine we used phones like that.

[@Wistful77]

It seems the whole world will look like this someday...human junk everywhere.👋🏼

[@DevonZastre-ij8ut]

The worlds capable of being a beautiful place, It's just some parts of it aren't.

[@Wistful77]

@@DevonZastre-ij8ut True.

[@timothyharris1125]

@@DevonZastre-ij8ut Planet Earth has its own share of scars and blemishes

[@terra2805]

Indeed. It's inevitable. One day thw entire planet will look derelict like this mall.

[@Wistful77]

@@terra2805 Yes, there are piles of old buildings all over the planet. Some last longer than others. Most of the "stuff" is eaten by earth, but every once in a while we find ancients shards and things from a past civilization. I don't think our modern history will be completely gone for quite some time. We made our mark. heheh

[@orchetect7415]

It occurred to me how funny it could be for April Fools to do a legit docu video exactly like this but in a place that’s only been closed for four hours. Like work out a deal with a local mall to do filming in the evening after hours. “Dude… check out these phones. These must have been popular so long ago, like last Tuesday.”

[@JoBot__]

Yes, they should do that. XD

[@homevalueglass3809]

Or tell the guy it's abandoned and let the cops show up

[@Meezimoo]

This really made me chuckle that’d be hilarious

[@j.a.r.family2576]

The lighting, is emergency power. It has to stay on no matter what because of fire alarms and that stuff

[@ejyoder2545]

Plus there are outward facing businesses still there, like the Planet Fitness.

[@RobsNeighbor]

Wow, Thank you for sharing. Growing up in the 1980s 90s Malls were everything.

[@carlosvasquez2196]

I miss those days...Sad how everything changed fast...

[@Eldtrich]

Here in SouthEast Asia, in my small observation, Malls didn't go away and it just kept growing until to this day. We have a family from the US that moved in our neighborhood and they were surprised to see for such a small city, malls are everywhere and there's a lot of families during weekends. They said that in the states where they came from, most of the people doesn't visit the malls anymore.

[@homevalueglass3809]

Keep the mall as a museum time capsule for the next generation of kids to see

[@agentp6621]

You always find Christmas decorations in abandoned malls. Always in random places too. I always have the feeling that they were hoping maybe just this one last Christmas will turn things around. The mall can prosper again. Then it all goes to crap when it fails to deliver. Lots of promotions and stuff. Maybe a remodel or something. When you finally see “behind the scenes” of a mall. You see the poor quality construction. Everything is cheaply made. Fake brick and stuff. Spending as little money as possible to show off overpriced products. All to pay the rent and the corporate fees.

[@Talendale]

A lot of stores will stay open to get as much as they can during Christmas, then close down for good. Malls often do much the same. It means dead malls and decorations tend to go hand in hand.

[@cw2256]

Malls disappear due to Amazon. People do not want or need to shop in person anymore. Sad but true.

[@TheCrosx731]

Not sure I buy the “got permission” part when the guy says he originally came in through a hole in the wall. Also when to turn the light off.

[@mondo9.2.5]

pipe down and watch or dont comment a thing snitch ! always that one weirdo

[@TheCrosx731]

@@mondo9.2.5 take your own advice there ya “weirdo”

[@i2308Matt]

That car would be on my trailer heading home for sure !!

[@arricammarques1955]

Cubans would make that run in no time!

[@ShadyLizack]

That large white table at 16:47 was made at my job and designed by me in 2009 we used to made a lof of stuff for sears even the sears logo, man I miss this times this was so nostalgic, good video

[@biggusrichard1721]

Thats so cool

[@goofballbiscuits3647]

It's brilliant. I wish I had one at work.

[@baldannebooncuy2398]

It’s pretty, I’m sorry your white table has now gone to waste

[@Xyz_Litty]

The early to mid 2000’s were definitely a great time to be alive .

[@madabyss9243]

16:56 first rule of urbex, don't take anything with you, that dude in blue whit the bag full of stuff, ashame....

[@scottnixon9367]

As a kid in the late 70's and a teen in the early 80's, it was a "rite of passage" to hang out at the mall. Too bad mega box stores and Amazon have killed many of them.

[@ranelgallardo7031]

There’s still malls though, just those that haven’t adapted are screwed

[@aafrequency5403]

I used to have a Nokia 5110 exactly like the one in the middle of that pile in the donation bin, circa 2001-2002. Those old phones were fun because they were so customizable - face plates, different color buttons, light-up antennas.

[@goofballbiscuits3647]

If you didn't have a transparent case and a flashing antenna, don't even bother making a ringtone by numerical pad for me 💅🏼

[@GilmerJohn]

The telephone companies could have simply set the telephones to charge, say, $0.25/minute or $0.25/2 minutes anywhere is the US and still made good money. Some folks would still be seeking out pay phones.

[@thystaff742]

Still too much. All your doing is transmitting, doesn't cost the phone company anything on the actual transmission. They played the long distance scam for far too long as well.

[@TiltedTripodMedia]

Was cool seeing this mall. As a former explorer and content creator who grew up in the region i had always wanted to visit this mall but never made it. I do know where this mall is and it’s not Ohio🤣. I won’t give it away for your safety since I’m sure a security guard didn’t let you in. I’ve tried and was denied. Thanks for preserving retail history.

[@pepperpalace9987]

I know this mall to😂

[@TiltedTripodMedia]

@@pepperpalace9987 yup not Ohio cuz I live there and I would know 🤣🤣🤣

[@jasonfrazier3383]

Exactly! I know where this is at as well. Lips sealed. I enjoy that they made this video.

[@michellefox2384]

I am not from there but i spotted a clue in the video and it did not take me even 30 seconds to do a google search to figure out where it is

[@TiltedTripodMedia]

@@michellefox2384 🤣🤣🤣🤣 people that aren’t smart get caught :-)

[@AnnaMorris411]

As long as the roof is intact and the HVAC system is running, the building and its contents will be fine, except for the dust!

[@Wardaddy51-50]

"A time that I barely remember" I feel so old.

[@jlaakso1706]

Well for some people "A time that I barely remember" could just be last week.

[@OmniMonitor]

I jumped to the comments just from this line. The reverence they have for 2013... You would need to go back to at least the 1990s for me to feel something like that.

[@GreatestGenIsTheBestGen]

i was 10 in 2013

[@GreatestGenIsTheBestGen]

​@@OmniMonitoroldhead😂 i was 10 in 2013

[@thresaroach3344]

Thanks for showing the good ol days ,malls need to make a comeback. Everything that everyone can enjoy keep malls alive!!

[@davidsuarez2950]

Glad i left america years ago and now live in asia...Malls are still a important and huge thing here...love it!

[@DarkSideMaceWindu]

How do you keep something alive that nobody visits?

[@Wiseguy248]

I would agree with you but at the same time the US needs more public security for psychos causing harm to the public.

[@Talendale]

It's been a long decade for Parker (the guy on the McDonald's cup)- going from the Bucks all the way down to NBA summer league play and now European league games. This cup's been sitting there the whole time.

[@goofballbiscuits3647]

How have you been holding up after all of that?

[@Talendale]

@@goofballbiscuits3647 Frankly, I'd kinda prefer to wake up in *2003* at this point. Or 1993.

[@-gearsgarage-]

Such a wasteful creature we are. The things a structure that large could be used for. Homeless shelters. Disaster supply storage. Some type of hobby shop, trade school, So many things but nope. “ rip it down”

[@ThursdayASMR]

May I just say that your voice is absolutely perfect. It's never too exaggerated and is always so calming. It's exceptionally appropriate and very much appreciated.

[@StringerMedia]

Thank you! 😊

[@PhantomEagle..]

​@@StringerMediaI have a question, how are you able to hide your cars while exploring these places?

[@StringerMedia]

park away@@PhantomEagle..

[@fadevin4832]

This is Marquette Mall in Michigan City, IN. It is not even in Ohio.

[@tomn8tr]

Yep, Laporte County

[@SwiKeyMTC]

Almost like doing this is illegal so they lied about the location huh?

[@robertbibb7276]

Ohio…….. I know where this mall is I used to work there lol that “game changers” was an arcade not a game store miss this place I work at sears in 2009 mall was still open idr what year they finally shut it down but what confirmed my suspicions was the Laporte county convention center on the mall map you posted in the video lol

[@TheGrumpyKeen]

This mall almost had an Indiana feel to it for some reason

[@thegreatwolf14]

I wanna know if that model trian will be spared during the demolition or not. I wouldnt mind taking the train and cars as I do Model Railroading with O Gauge.

[@Sarahlynn1304]

Wow, you’re a youngen…. Back in the 80’s and 90’s every mall had a pet store and toy store (hence the box of matchbox cars). Also, that Pepsi can was definitely from the late 90’s, maybe early 2000’s.

[@Sarahlynn1304]

Those cell phones were definitely 2004-2008, I only saw one smart phone that looked 2010.

[@brenttravis4665]

Yes, the Pepsi "Wave" logo was introduced in 2008, so that can design dates from about 2003 to 2007/08.

[@naomivought9317]

@@brenttravis4665I have a feeling stores started closing one by one over the years until they decided to close the whole thing.

[@DevonZastre-ij8ut]

What's really odd is the effort someone would have put into putting the Chevy Corvair in their. Wheel on the ground type of action.

[@empressvogt]

As a new watcher I'm obsessed with your videos! Any other states you'll be visiting soon?

[@StringerMedia]

Everywhere! New York soon

[@nanrah8973]

I’m fairly new to your channel and I’m loving it, especially homes. I just can’t believe how much stuff is left behind, what a waste!

[@BigSparky1316]

Damn this is so wild! I graduated in 2010. I had a very similar phone from verizon from when your showing the display stand.

[@robinsmith8252]

My sci-fi brain is playing a whole story/movie of the inhabitants in the train model display. Wondering where the "giants" went to.

[@s.g.445]

oh this is a fun prompt to rabbit hole down.

[@tristanwoodmansee477]

This was a great find guys! And those phones? Just wow😮😮😮!!! Its crazy to think I owned one of those at that time? Nuts!!! Those salon chairs are worth at least 4,000$. I would know. Im licensed here in CA. Great find!

[@SharonJones-ql8oy]

My best friend had a Corvair when she was 16. Back when they were new cars 😊

[@Sarahlynn1304]

That first “storage” place yet have been a department store at some point, it really looks it. Incredibly 70’s vintage though!

[@Northanteus]

2013 is not a long time ago at all. 😋 Well, I was a teen in the 90s and we'd go to the mall (Staten Island, NYC) frequently, before the Internet was big. No Amazon shopping back then. 😁 Even then, I don't feel like the 90s was long ago. ☺️

[@StockTurboN20]

“Dumb phones” are better than smartphones prove me wrong

[@neelamjhaveri8098]

Wow.. Good work... At length you have shot everything possible, like I'm walking with you.. it is a decade old time capsule👌🏻 thank you for all your efforts...i enjoyed looking at all the stuff.. Old world better

[@Odd-Bike]

This was a good video. This one time in Texas, I went to a pseudo abandoned mall. Like almost all of it was completely gone, with some stuff up. Floor 2 was empty, with only 1 food shop still open in the food court. The most populated area was the play place for tiny kids, and there was a fancy elevator. And we went here because we were going to an aquarium, but there were too many people by the time the mall closed 97 people were waiting. There was one of those car things where a quarter would make it move back and fourth. And past that was an abandoned store that was like 22:40, and I didn’t know it was a JCPenny until then. The only place not populated but open was a civil war museum. I felt like if I took a wrong step I’d end up in lv. 0 of the backrooms; due to how much carpet and yellow lights there were. It felt weird, it was apparently a successful mall until 2020 when the mall was in a crisis and had to close 95% of everything. Sad to see a mall go, since I think no new malls are made in America (correct me if I’m wrong) but wow that was fascinating. Downloaded to my phone for when I need something to watch when there’s no internet.

[@adamantiumrage]

Abandoned malls are so depressing.

[@johnjasperstrongman1464]

Did anyone see the creature 50 seconds in when he’s viewing the car at the very beginning the eyes are flashing in the background and moving and then we pointed the camera back over there there’s nothing there to reflect the same eyes that moved

[@Mordant.Melodys]

Damn if they’d just let me search around in some shoe stores for a pair of 2008 Ice Creams new in box ❤️

[@birtneyspearschristmas.sum8825]

The most closest since 2010 and 2008 the mall it’s been sitting there since it’s closed

[@P25AES]

10 years isnt quite a "long time ago" 😂

[@BBB69.]

11 now

[@courtneyyarrington6064]

its kinda long for a building to be vacant tho

[@TeraChad23]

You'd be surprised. Time travels so quickly.