What Goes Into The Greatest Moccasins Ever Made?

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Harrison Ford a.k.a. Indiana Jones already has a boot named after him. However, Harrison Ford don't just wear no Alden Indy boots all the time! Today we are looking at the Russell Moccasin Oneida. This is a moccasin that is over 100 years old and used during WWI to build blimps. Harrison Ford, Tom Selleck, and the like have all been seen rocking Russell Moccasin at one point or another...so what's the big deal?! Also, we're taking a gander at L.L. Bean's slipper selection. Has their quality gone down? Have things just changed a wee bit too much in the wrong direction? Find out, today!
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[@TheIronSnail]

*EDIT: I haven't tested these personally but someone just recommended Minnetonka for a lower priced moccasin and...they seem pretty cool* Hello all! I just want to clarify, I was a bit harsh on L.L. Bean and I apologize for that. They are made quite different than how they used to be made in the 80's and are very different than Russell's. That being said, they are still handsewn, very well cushioned, and for $120, not a bad deal for around-the-house slippers (I think a no-foam version would be cool though). I got a little too hyped up on their history and what they were originally intended for and didn't make the above notes clear. I'm a big fan of L.L. Bean and just purchased two books on the brand so I can do a deep dive for a big vid. *THANKS SEE YOU SOON!*

[@mikewinston8709]

You have nothing to apologise for! Your reviews are all a model of erudition. 🇬🇧

[@mattwilderx85]

I have a pair of minnetonkas I've been wearing for ten years. They're my work slippers now, lol. Upgraded with the LL Beans for home use.

[@Galzura]

Michael, what about Rancourt & Company mocs?

[@pm.meowth4850]

try made in mexico 501s they hit different than the other countries- wranglers usually made in mexico

[@turdferguson7686]

criticizing companies that have downgraded quality (some very significantly) while relying on their past name power is very fair to do. companies shouldnt be allowed to just get lazy and rest on their laurels and expect everyone to keep being fans of the brand. fair criticism is welcomed and informative. not that i hate ll bean or think its crap, i have several bean products that i love, the winter slippers included. i got a good 2 years out of mine already and can prob get a bit more use too. theyre getting a bit rough due to sweaty feet though... and stinky. but ive loved them and recommend them.

[@ringsystemmusic]

I have become addicted to this channel, despite it being essentially “man yells fashion history at you from a log in a bog”

[@TheIronSnail]

LOL ill do one whispering

[@dsdf_fdp1858]

Tricker's, Tricker's, I need videos on Tricker's. It's my new addiction.

[@TheIronSnail]

OH! great idea i'm writing this down

[@jaredmatthews9403]

Harrison Ford and Tom Selleck?! Some of the coolest dudes.

[@TheIronSnail]

fully agreed!

[@seanmiller7187]

Tom Selleck turned down playing Indiana Jones because it wasn't cool enough for him.

[@ooyginyardel4835]

Cool indeed, but I should care what they put on their feet?

[@jaredmatthews9403]

@@ooyginyardel4835 if you aspire to be one of the coolest dudes

[@janibeg3247]

I have a pair of Russell Upland birdshooter boots that i purchased 50 years ago. They are still functional.

[@dylanp30]

As a Mainer, you've become one of my favorite content creators because of how much you reference New England/ Maine culture and history when talking about these products. Hope you had a good time up at Tumbledown!

[@TheIronSnail]

New England for life!! Tumbledown/Weld is such a fantastic place

[@matthewsbernier]

If you ever go up nearby Mt. Blue to the lookout tower, you'll be walking up two sets of my team's stairs! I served there back in my Maine Conservation Corps days. There's TONS of our steps and waterbars on Tumbledown. Good on you by the way, Tumbledown is a butt kicker.

[@zfehnel]

This is unreal. I just started shopping for a pair of mocs this week. Perfect timing. Thank you snail man!

[@TheIronSnail]

you're quite welcome!

[@matthewsbernier]

If you're near Maine, Rancourt actually has a sales room with try-on stock. Dave will probably be the one to pop out and help you. You can also schedule a factory tour, which I very much advise.

[@2DXYSU]

Wore and loved mocasins for years. Then I discovered crocs! Game over.

[@dougcherneski5638]

Course you for introducing me to the Russel Moc Co. I must have them. Your channel is great, keep it up!

[@dp4auburn]

Carl is punching a wall right now watching this 😂

[@TheIronSnail]

He's probably thinking "I can't believe I lost him"

[@jdlackey88]

​@@TheIronSnail But are moccasins loafers? Is a taco a sandwich?

[@codymMIZ]

Dude - I just found your channel and I love your reviews and content. Thanks for sharing your wisdom.

[@TheIronSnail]

thanks for watching!

[@seanlukecorroon]

I still wonder how you only have 137k subs! You deserve far more for this production quality.

[@TheIronSnail]

thank you so much!

[@kevincharlesmcmahon]

The likely reason is found in a question : How many cool people are out there ?

[@johndoe7171]

Regarding outdoor wear @12:30, the trick to wearing real leather mocs or any kind of 'historic' shoe outside is oil, oil, oil and then oil again. Every day, without fail. Tallow, neatsfoot, mink, whatever - but you HAVE to keep the leather impregnated or the shoes fall apart like the dead tissue and skin they really are. One step in a muddy puddle will dry them out, the next day (or the one after) you'll have cracks if you don't keep up on it.

[@toleranceapparel]

I can't say I'm a fan of moccasins but that was a great video. I appreciate learning the history of these shoes. Thanks!

[@TheIronSnail]

thank YOU! for watching!

[@wynnekolbie24]

Thanks for this video! I learned and laughed lots!

[@TheIronSnail]

thanks for the kind words!

[@craighembree3101]

Great video as always. Quoddy is another Maine company that makes great moccasins. I had a pair in high school (long, long time ago) and loved them so much, I kept resoling and resoling until there wasn't enough upper left to stitch anything onto.

[@TheIronSnail]

Quoddy + Rancourt + Yuketen mega video is in the works!

[@Sturnburn772]

@@TheIronSnail dont forget oak street

[@fishrider62]

Your sleep commercial cracked me up! As a Firefighter for many years, I've slept in big rooms with many different people, your description of how you sleep fits your personality perfect! Not a bad thing, it just fits, lol You’re awesome Micheal!

[@TheIronSnail]

LOL! thanks!! I'm a miserable sleep partner

[@thrihyrne_oaken]

I've been waiting for this video since your comment on Rose Anvil!

[@TheIronSnail]

that was a great vid!

[@TonyMajo]

"...as I scream into the night and beg for help." 🤣

[@hawkeye50]

I have almost the same shoe made by Rancourt in Maine. They use an 8 oz. chromepak leather for the outsole. I agree that it is an astonishing shoe. Rancourt uses a traditional saddle stitch on the vamp plug -- not the overlap stitch -- which is a very reliable stitch and still great -- just not as puddle resistant.

[@gqfiend]

Fascinating product in this episode's ad.

[@user-deleted]

Great video. I just got a pair of LL Bean moccasins (I don't know which ones specifically). Thanks for telling the history of the shoes, it's pretty cool. BTW I have zero issues with the LL beans so far. It's a good buy for me. They feel like they'll last

[@TheIronSnail]

I just bought some camp mocs too! Testing them out as we speak I may have been a little too harsh on the Beans since I was holding a $450 moc in the other hand, my bad!

[@guynamedjohn69]

You got me wanting 450 house slippers. Lol

[@kurts4867]

great vid..had no idea about the zeppelin backstory ...COOL !!!!

[@MarkTaylorrr]

shout out to tumbledown mountain being an awesome hike!

[@mervy210]

I live in Milwaukee and jog past the sidel leather factory every day. They make beautiful leathers but it reeks when they are tanning the hides. Either way I love WI company’s supporting each other!

[@TheIronSnail]

I've actually never smelt a leather tannery but I heard it's something to behold

[@kevincharlesmcmahon]

Because of you, my friend, I now must own a pair. Because of you, my enemy, I must own a new loan. "Son of a beach".

[@bootedcameraman6393]

This was a fun video to watch! I have a pair of tall knee-high Minnetonka moccasin boots, and they're quite comfy! Great content so far! Consider me subscribed!

[@TheIronSnail]

Thank you so much!!

[@davidwronski7076]

On day I drove up and parked in front of Abercrombie & Fitch on Madison Ave. in NYC in my go anywhere Land Rover and left wearing a pair of Oneida lace ups. Those were the days. THE most comfortable shoe I've ever owned. Wore them walking the streets of Manhattan. Alas, a hole eventually wore throught, and I didn't know they could be redone.Otherwise, I'd probably still have them. I do have a pair their tracker boots, custom made with a thin rubber sole. Bullet proof. Russell no longer makes the Oneidas to measure ... and, the price. Wow!

[@Ozylanius]

Can you do a video about clark wallabees/padmore and barnes p204. I think the history is interesting, and it would be nice to compare quality today

[@awolryan]

I also found Russell’s a couple of years ago and want to buy a pair some day but on a couple of occasions I contacted them about sizing, the service was really bad (rude/short)…and slow. I couldn’t bring myself to the $450 for the Oneida’s in that instance so I went with one of the Maine OG’s…Rancourt & Co and I love their mic slippers. Had them for about 8 months. I know they may not be Russell’s but I saved $250 and got great service! Don’t let go of your Maine roots!

[@TheIronSnail]

Rancourt is great! I think Russell was bought (by Luke and a few others guys) since then and the service is a bit different now. They used to do mainly custom boots and I think had a backlog of like 1,200 orders and couldn't catch up and were under pressure (based off what I heard) Anyways back to Rancourt -- I just got my first pair of boots from them and am breaking them in! I'm planning an entire video on Maine makers actually

[@awolryan]

@@TheIronSnail I’ll look forward to the Rancourt review then. I have several of their loafers and love their Harrison Boot in Chromexcel. Will keep a pair Russell’s on the bucket list!

[@marvindaugherty5989]

Did you go up the brook trail or the chimney loop? I know tons of great spots here btw.

[@johnnyxmusic]

For a number of years the Timberland mocassins were my go-to casual shoe. I mean I might only have had two or three pairs in my whole life. And one of them I had so long I probably had it resoled… And I got a tear in the leather; I got it repaired you know… It’s a relationship.

[@ronnyhoke8855]

I bought a pair of Wassookeag moccasins. Hand sewn triple sole. Heavy duty and very comfortable.

[@TheIronSnail]

Oh! How are they? I was actually thinking of snagging them

[@ronnyhoke8855]

@@TheIronSnail They are my first pair of moccasins so I don’t really have a comparison. They seem to be well made. I got the bison leather and it’s nice and thick, 8-9 oz I believe. They do have a butt stitch around the vamp and one at the heel. Should last a long time.

[@jackblah5842]

I click on a random moccasin video, and I immediately stop, zoom in and go frame by frame to see what watch this guy is wearing, then I think I recognize the voice. WTF, it's YOU. I troll Christian on almost every video about wanting you back. You were the perfect counter balance calling Christian out on his douchiness.

[@nestobahos2016]

What? New viewer here, who is Christian haha?

[@jackblah5842]

@@nestobahos2016 search KZbin for "RE-Ranking Our Favorite Watch Brands for 2023" and you'll see one of many videos Michael did with his good friend and ex-boss Christian. They had great on camera chemistry and I'm one of the a-holes who keeps trolling Christian to bring back Michael, all in good fun.

[@user-dq7iv9bg1y]

Your boot videos are my favorite. Did you get you channels name out of the blue? or from the volcano snail that has an iron shell? I was wondering lol

[@TheIronSnail]

Thanks! And I got it from the volcano snail -- probably the creepiest looking creature I've seen in my life

[@kevinomalley1145]

Gokey makes a near identical moccasin with the same 5-6 oz bullhide upper and 8-9 oz bullhide sole for $240 made in usa too.

[@abchappell01]

That was very interesting 😊

[@adamr63]

Very cool, I love these in depth videos. After a couple of years on the fence I finally just ordered a pair of boots from them, can't wait to try them out for the first time. I wonder how many other great early designs in shoes, clothing, and especially leatherware fell by the wayside over the years, that may have not gained the initial popularity of the Russells?

[@TheIronSnail]

Congrats!! Honestly I bet it's a lot of makers. Rusell used to be a PNW brand that also used moccasin construction on other products and they pivoted, got bought and sold, etc. A LOT. I bet there were so many brands making amazing products that just didn't hit every stride they needed to and couldn't sustain themselves

[@lukekolbie2738]

There are a lot that survived, they just had to get really specialized. Hope you enjoy your Russells!

[@kevincharlesmcmahon]

I have two very different Minnetonka, Minnesota USA circa 1995. One is Deer skin. Very soft, very thin, very comfortable indoor only. The other is same design but much thicker and different animal skin, maybe cowhide. Both, I think are made of 2 pieces of leather, excluding the interior footbed.

[@Lenikinski]

I did not know until now but the Oneida mocassins are the shoes I want for the rest of my life.

[@nickgeraci1447]

Ok this is a silly question but I can't find the answer really anywhere. Would these be good for more of an urban setting?

[@krhshurdler10]

First off, found you from your days as Harris of 'Theo & Harris" semi-fame. Enjoyed you then and enjoy you now. Second, I hate the fact that you have made me like these moccasins so much. I shouldn't... But I must...

[@zoot_allures]

You are spot on for calling out LL Bean. That Moc is not the same as the ones from the 80s and 90s at all. I finally wore my old ones into the ground, re-upped, and got a new pair, and as much as I want to love them, I literally hate them. They're so far away from what they were that I kind of resent them. They don't break in; they break down. They make noise as your foot moves inside them, Meh... I appreciate your review and am now saving up. I am hoping the Oneidas will bring me back to a once very happy place. Now, if you can figure out what the hell happened to Brooks Brothers Shirts, that would be great, too.

[@fresherturtle1154]

You should take a look at Johnson Woolen Mills this fall they have some great stuff and are made in Vermont

[@earlfoss99]

Hey! For all the boot videos you do, you should do one on socks!

[@Sam------]

Good video, hate the boat shoe design ha, don't know why

[@NikonFM2n]

Miami High Class of 89. I wore Sperry Top Sider all through school. I wish we had Crocs.😂

[@TheIronSnail]

LOL! The modern comp

[@DGlide120]

Gokey boots in Tipton MO make boots and moccasins that are top quality. You should check them out.

[@Pablosan7]

It’s interesting that there are hints of a danish accent in your accent… only very subtle 🤔😊✌️

[@Mall_Watch]

The two tone Russell is my house shoe.

[@TheIronSnail]

Gorgeous choice!

[@fredcoles6013]

Do you wear your mocs sockless?

[@brianmgrim]

Rubber dust and barge cement blended and applied as a sole topcoat will greatly extend the life over wet leather worn over rocks. And not interfere with wildlife stalking stealthiness.

[@plaidchameleon25]

I'm glad to see that Russell is getting more and more attention. Wisconsin was the center of the US timber industry until about 1915 when there was just too much clear cutting. So Wisconsin has a heritage of great boot and shoe makers, largely for the same reasons that the Pacific Northwest boot makers do today. Chippawa, Thorogood, Russell and Allen Edmonds (and also Red Wing - across the river in Minnesota) were the best you could buy at one time or another. Chippawa is ghost of it's former self, Thorogood has found a niche in workboots that are affordable but 2 or 3 levels of quality above what big box store brands. Allen Edmonds is the luxury brand that seems to have recovered a slump, and Russell's just about disappeared entirely. I'm never going to able to afford a pair of these, but at least now it seems that Russell is going to last for a few more years instead of being bought up by a big corporation and sticking the Russell name on the cheapest footwear they can make overseas.

[@forzaauctionhousetips8640]

Nice SEH Kelly shirt.

[@kurts4867]

what's your opinion on Quoddy ???

[@jamieward3574]

Off topic but love that t shirt. Is it the SEH Kelly one?

[@TheIronSnail]

Sure is!

[@mattopolis1]

Do you find the Oneidas comfortable? I don’t think you said

[@kevincharlesmcmahon]

" . . while I scream through the night and beg for help . . " --> along with listening to the whole story for context, this zinger is top 100 funniest ever, certainly for those who have experienced this themselves. • Sometimes I have experienced my legs or arms or even torso twitch while teetoring on the verge of sleep. But, a few times I have awakened from a brief, seemingly two seconds of not being able to breath, and I must say they have been - for reasons I'm not entirely sure of - the most terrifying seconds in my life, Ever. I bolt awake with a quick gasp, and TERROR. Terror from what I don't know, I suppose it's from that second of not breathing. Thank God it lasts less than a half minute, with each second better than the last. So terrifying that nothing could eleviate it. So terrifying that you want to jump out of your skin. " . . while I scream through the night, and beg for help . . . . . . ."

[@OsOQRT]

I love this channel but my wallet hates it lol. I cant believe how much history there is behind a pair of moccasins. Now heres a topic i would like for you to deep dive on 5.11 tactical pants vs royal robbins 5.11 vs woolrich cargo pants.

[@monkey7707]

I live in Canada and ordered a pair of Oneidas last year .. unfortunately the left one was too tight so I had to return them.... very sad.. they are more expensive now and duty is approx 200 bucks ( still waiting on my duty refund a year later btw )

[@detlef3000]

I miss you at "theo and harris". I only watched the channel because of you. can you please start your own watch format? 🥺

[@EDHBlvd]

You need to do a video on the Russell B-52 Penny Loafer.

[@TheIronSnail]

@Carl Murawski would kill me! But okay I will

[@EDHBlvd]

@@TheIronSnail YES!!

[@marioh5172]

These are no ordinary moccasins. They are worth paying off in 96 comfortable monthly installments. 🙂

[@TheIronSnail]

lol!

[@mattwilderx85]

LoL, I love my LL Bean moccasins. But I guess I need Russels now....

[@TheIronSnail]

Nothing wrong with LL Bean mocs! I feel bad I was so harsh lol...that being said...Russells are fantastic

[@coltgunner2835]

Where can I buy the best ones???

[@brunonjezic6208]

Yeah when i saw that photo of Harrison Ford i was like what is that!!!!

[@TheIronSnail]

Sir Harrison knows whats up!

[@brunonjezic6208]

@@TheIronSnail he really does! He got us to see Aldens as cool boots. I wonder what else he has

[@lorimcquinn3966]

I think the L.L. Bean's items are no longer made in the USA. That said, I've owned the Russell items and while they are very comfortable, they will wear out reasonably quickly when walking on pavement only. Mine were purchased in the late 1970's BTW. While I could afford them then, It's a huge stretch today.

[@jbittl]

Dude, Town View Moccasins. Made in Maine. Town View.

[@hmoobmikah]

Can you do a Tin Duck Denim and Ciano Farmer Denim jacket review? They make really nice jackets that rivals Ship John. There's hardly any reviews on these brands on youtube.

[@TheIronSnail]

200%! Been a fan of Ciano for a long long time

[@df540148]

@@TheIronSnail It took like 8 months to get my Ciano Farmer pants made. Has his timelines gotten any shorter?

[@HeritageCast]

Love the historical part. Def steal my idea and go on a roadtrip to PNW and do documentaries of the bootmakers, and include some PNW historians. Theres all these brands Buffalo Boots, Hathorn, tons of others who stories are buried...

[@TheIronSnail]

Yup! I'm planning it out!

[@Tehrawrzorz]

I challenge you to do a budget-friendly list of your favorite clothing items

[@TheIronSnail]

COMING SO SOON!

[@kurts4867]

cool canvas tote...Brand ???

[@clobberonline6812]

Don't mock it son till you've tried the Oneida classic build Russell Moccasin !! LOL

[@TheIronSnail]

lol!

[@ruling528]

You're the coolest simp who ever lived, Mike!

[@TheIronSnail]

now THATs what I'm talking about!

[@TEstevao]

Just going to gloss over how Tumbledown Mountain has a pond on the top, with an island in it, that when it rains has its own pond on it, Michael?

[@nukezat]

Love a pair but beyond my budget

[@EaGilgamesh]

Great video! Idk though, 700$ seems very steep, I've never tried the Oneidas but they seem very similar to what my local leather shoemaker makes for over half the price

[@adamr63]

The Oneidas cost $413, it's the boots that cost around the $700 mark depending on the model.

[@TheIronSnail]

They are certainly very pricey, no doubt about that -- it's the small specifcs, the true moccasin construction + the overlap seam. I didn't mention double or triple vamp construction in this video but in general it's just an incredibly slow process to build a shoe like this That being said, I'd love to meet your shoemaker!

[@EaGilgamesh]

@@TheIronSnail I don't doubt the construction is solid, in my experience a frayed stitch is a frayed stitch. I'm never getting into a situation where my shoes, with their overlapping seams or multi vamp construction are getting punctured through so many layers. With all my leather boots for casual or work wear; I just take them to get restitched as that is the most likely point of failure. From a business POV, the level of material used is a bit excessive for what is essentially a light-on-the-foot moccasin. I don't doubt this gentleman takes great pride in his work and it takes a long time to make. I bought tea and coffees for my local shoe shop and spoke with the owner today and showed him your video actually! His business is family owned and operated and they've been making shoes for a few generations, they have the process down to the tee, with the help of his family they make the process very quick (it definitely helps having a good team!). If anyone is looking for a good quality moccasin, don't be discouraged by that 700$ price tag, you can get a great pair for much cheaper if you look around your local shoemakers (etsy is great too!)

[@daianspahava8279]

You can’t blame Harrison ford as being a carpenter he has to have quality food wear cause of his former profession and having quality footwear is better then sub par cheap shoes

[@TheIronSnail]

couldn't agree more!

[@gqfiend]

Mikey 14:43 what video is this?

[@df540148]

What is this shirt? It's exactly what I'm looking for!

[@TheIronSnail]

it's from SEH Kelly!

[@df540148]

@@TheIronSnail Thanks! Interesting looking brand, never heard of it.

[@robs2341]

What happened to you on Theo and Harris ?

[@f.kieranfinney457]

Thoreau is the guy that started the movement 15 yrs earlier with “Walden”.

[@chestercheetah21]

The best moccasins are hand made by a company called Yuketen. Look them up!

[@TheIronSnail]

I love Yuketen!!! Hoping to do a video on them soon

[@adamr63]

They are beautiful, and look very well made, but they all have the camp sole designs, if I'm not mistaken.

[@Rossy167]

Have you been working out Micheal? Them forearms are looking good!

[@TheIronSnail]

WELL SOMEBODY FINALLY NOTICED!

[@johnod1955]

$630 for moccasins sure, I'll get right on that.

[@eltonnoway7864]

Ah yes... the Russell Classic Build from the Russell Moccasin Co has been continuously produced since the early 1900's and was once purchased in volumes by the US Government during WWI for the U.S. Army workers building airships. Get yours now only $450 a pair... 😮 YIKES!!!

[@tomaszsenenko7577]

What is this bag?

[@burningmanmike]

Bean Moc for indoor use only. Russell for both indoor & out. Different use, different consumers. Both are great for their price points.

[@sorrywrongnumber5280]

Wait a second, if you look closely at the shoes Harrison Ford is wearing in these pictures.. thats a slightly different shoe. It laces up. I was looking at the Russell website and it looks like all their lace up options have rubber soles, the only option with this sole is the Oneida. Did he order a custom pair? I kinda want the shoes he's wearing. They look great

[@adamr63]

Until recently all the Russell footwear was custom ordered, of course they had a few favorites that were more commonly ordered over the years. You could pick the height, the leather, the soles, single or double vamp, etc.

[@sorrywrongnumber5280]

@@adamr63 thank you

[@TheIronSnail]

@adamr63 nailed it! Their also used to be laced Oneidas and rubber soled Oneidas (I thiink they were called camp mocs or boat mocs then)

[@andalalvar7183]

My brother you need to tie those laces properly. They’re supposed to lay horizontally.

[@jo_magpie]

Get a leather thickness gauge?

[@TheIronSnail]

fantastic idea!

[@KEEPYOURFAZERSONSTUN]

ID on the bag?

[@TheIronSnail]

L.L. Bean Boat and Tote!

[@billkallas1762]

$450???? and I thought that my Minnetonka's were pretty expensive.

[@kevincharlesmcmahon]

I could hug you too.

[@ThatCanadianBrother]

Indiana Jones and the Symbols of Islam - kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3-TZ4CJfK6GqJY

[@matthias8122]

I would argue Minnetonka is the best known brand of mocs in the US, not LL Bean.

[@TheIronSnail]

Fascinating! I love their stuff but didn't think that were that big

[@OldScratch81]

631$ 😵‍💫

[@kevincharlesmcmahon]

How can we findout how many times Slater replaced his soles on his 1,800 journey ? Not his souls, there is little chance of finding that.

[@w.c.russellmoccasinco]

They were not resoled during that journey.

[@TheEmpiredown]

"Hey City People..."

[@TheIronSnail]

the city people are here!