Being KZbinrs is a job many don't know the ins and outs of. The fact that you both travel, book appointments, play, film, edit and upload to say the least on a consistent basis is amazing! Stay safe out there. ⛳ 🙂
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for understanding 😊
@donnilloyd135524 күн бұрын
You two are doing us a great thing. If you need to vent or just act differently than you normally do, DO IT! You have to "VENT" to keep yourselves sane. This is the first time I have seen this channel, and never realized that the events/things you guys go through to bring us the videos were so, so, WOW! Whenever either of you need to, VENT. Here is good, but ANYWHERE is just as good. Nothing but GOOD LUCK, Good nthoughts and Positive energy coming to BOTH of you.
@andrewwilson11724 күн бұрын
Chicago is a cesspool. I avoid it like the plague. I love the channel. There are courses in the suburb of Cincinnati you should try. Fairfield Fun Center & The WEB Extreme Entertainment come to mind.
@themightyfleaforonce465624 күн бұрын
Agree. Cincinnati was MUCH more friendly when I stayed there.
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
Had great experiences in the Cincinnati area when we were there last
@smalltownpoetry24 күн бұрын
This channel is essentially a public diary. So negative experiences are going to happen eventually. But respect for sharing it with us. I'm sure it gets a little embarrassing when editing, but I hope you find it at least a little cathartic. Also...I'm from a small town outside of Rochester ny...it is so weird to see plastic bags from a grocery store. It's been 3 years. With the exception of restaurants, if a business is caught giving out plastic bags, it's up to a 2,000 dollar fine 😂
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
That was the exact goal of this channel. To be able to separate the experiences in the mini golf videos, and actually show what it’s really like. So the good, and unfortunately the bad, will inevitably make it in. I questioned a lot whether I should’ve just cut all of this out of this vlog, but felt it needed to show the true reality of the day
@nicholasciviero728924 күн бұрын
@brooksHolt, venting and jetting the negative energy for us should make you both feel better. But in terms of the over exposure in the sun, have water on you please.
@BrooksHolt24 күн бұрын
@@nicholasciviero7289 We both always have big bottles full of water in the car whenever we're out filming :)
@DJMetzler33724 күн бұрын
I live in Michigan, and it was a miserable week that week. My a/c could not keep up, and I was cranky. People don’t respect Midwest humidity, but the lakes make us miserable above 90. We are not setup for it and tolerate it poorly. Everyone was angry that week. Sorry.
@christopherpotter596324 күн бұрын
Where y’all at ?!
@gregDowns-cq8zd24 күн бұрын
As I have stated on a few of my comments !!!!! There is nothing, I mean nothing, like southern hospitality. The trouble is you two have it and the rest of the world needs to catch up. Don’t give up spreading southern charm!!!!!! We need more of it. Love you guys 🥰
@BrooksHolt24 күн бұрын
Gotta spread it everywhere!
@gavinvella699724 күн бұрын
Thanks for your honesty about what you're experiencing whilst doing the golfing vlogs
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
Thank you for watching
@adamfrederick196724 күн бұрын
I'm sorry you had such an unpleasant experience. I know there's a lot of behind the scenes work to do to get these videos out. I appreciate all the work you and Elisha put in!
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
Thank you 😊
@chrisyoungblood142124 күн бұрын
I appreciate the honesty from you both, sorry your having to deal with a bunch of rude people. We appreciate all that you do to bring us the mini golf videos. You’re my favorite channel on KZbin so these behind the scenes videos are fascinating lol! I enjoy them profusely and look forward to seeing what kind of hi-jinx y’all are going to get in! But please, always keep the vlogs honest! No apologies are needed for it either! Thanks Brooks & Elisha!
@BrooksHolt24 күн бұрын
Thank you very much :)
@packerfan1023 күн бұрын
I believe it. My friend worked and lived in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles for 5 years. He went to Chicago for a week for a work retreat. Said it was more rude and foul then Downtown these days. He could not wait to get back home (It was during the hottest and most humid week they had so far this summer.
@adamjones583124 күн бұрын
Vent all you need to! We don’t mind listening. You guys bring us great content and this is the kind of stuff we like seeing. You guys are always great!!!
@jasonandrus68124 күн бұрын
I'm from Pennsylvania but when i walk by strangers i always give them a nod as i walk by.
@lisasturniolo415018 күн бұрын
People today are increasingly more rude and ignorant. I just dealt with mega rudeness too. I was about to step out of the elevator when a group of people just stood there with their luggage blocking my exit and they were just so rude pushing their way onto the elevator hitting me with their luggage. So sorry you two had to deal with that BS. I love the videos and all that you and Elisha do. Regardless of what people think, it’s actually hard work. The constant travel and arrangements with the golf courses and the editing. I just got back yesterday from spending the week in Atlantic City and Ocean City in NJ. I want to thank you for posting all the golf courses you played there which I wasn’t familiar with. I had a blast and like Elisha my favorite course was the Haunted Golf course in Ocean City. Screw that area. Love you guys . Hugs 💕💕💕
@ConstitutionalFreedomFighter24 күн бұрын
It's not a North South thing, it's a Chicago big city thing. Stay positive or you become like them LOL. Don't let them win. Go to Maine, New Hampshire, Western Mass, PA not in the cities, etc.
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
That I completely agree
@lisasturniolo415018 күн бұрын
I found that same exact experience in Cleveland Ohio including the employees a the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the parking garage.
@MiamisburgJay23 күн бұрын
Thanks for the vid Brooks... Different parts of the country can definitely be more challenging. Keep enduring and maybe this particular area can be put on a skip for next year. Here is to hoping for a better week :)
@darrinbulat691624 күн бұрын
I can give both perspectives on this one. I was born and raised (with a three-year window, which will come into play later) in Illinois. My dad's side of the family was from the southwestern Chicago suburbs. I've known some super-nice people from the Chicagoland area...and putting it mildly, I've known some real....you know what. Flip side - My wife is originally from Mississippi (the three year-window I lived elsewhere). She has said many times about the difference between people down South and people in the Midwest. Sorry you guys had such a hard time there. But keep up the good work...my dinner time consists of seeing what y'all are up to!!
@truckerjim42524 күн бұрын
I’m about an hour and a half away from Chicago and I try to avoid it so bad. If I have to go there, I go where I need to and get out as soon as possible.
@user-tl5qp5pj6d23 күн бұрын
I work I a retail store called Marshall's and I Deal with rude people almost every day and some just stay on their cellphone and not pay attention. I am sorry that people were rude in the north. Most in the south is very friendly including myself
@jeremylott403523 күн бұрын
There's a great moment in C.S. Lewis's A Grief Observed. He goes off and then goes to bed, gets up the next morning, writes words to the effect of, "That was a yell. Here is a thought." Just thought I'd share, in light of your difficulties.
@GP-yc2it24 күн бұрын
Ever drive a Volvo? You guys would probably be incredibly happy with an S60 (newer ones are S90's). Their seats are AMAZING, great gas mileage, excellent trunk space. We can drives 3-400 miles and feel great when we get out of the car.
@prowlncop874724 күн бұрын
I actually feel bad for people who are just rude angry people… can you imagine the kind of life they must be living to be that angry all the time… keep your head held high and just keep doing what you two are doing… maybe, hopefully these same people will see one of your videos and be as happy of all the rest of us who watch your videos are.
@BrooksHolt24 күн бұрын
I fully agree
@michaelstruif286117 күн бұрын
I’m from there. And I feel bad that that happened to you guys. But it’s not like that everywhere around Chicago, and I hope it doesn’t tarnish your opinion of Chicago and its suburbs. Love the content
@daviddean724824 күн бұрын
Twintour golf does entire tournaments with up to 8 people. And they play in the day with the public crowd.
@MisterG232320 күн бұрын
Never be afraid to vent. It's good for what ails ya! Stay frosty!
@danmundhenke799824 күн бұрын
As a mid southern Illinoian....i feel your pain. Went up there for 3 days last year after not being up there for 20 years, and the nicest people we found were because we drove 4 hours out of town.
@vanessatayler350723 күн бұрын
Firstly. Make sure you drink a little more water when it's hot that will help you. Completely understand why you feel this way. We went to Auckland NZ and the people were rude and don't get me started on there driving manners. But we have had to go up the past few years and it's a more happy people and good driving. You also need a down day of nothing but vegging out no camera to decompress. And Elisha hon that girl was super jealous because you look fab and were happy. Keep your chins up and just carry on being you, ignoring the grumpy people. Let you sunshine out😊for those who may need it.
@peterstein807023 күн бұрын
I love Meijers over Target and Walmart!
@user-tl5qp5pj6d23 күн бұрын
I enjoy all of your videos, even when people are not so nice to you both. I will support both of you and try to have a great day
@austinskirvin0123 күн бұрын
The Western Suburbs of Chicago, like Schaumburg you stayed, are definitely the nicer and more respectful part of the city. As soon as you get closer to the city, that’s when the culture changes. So as long as you went North/South/West of where you were you should be fine, not to say there aren’t great people closer to the city
@BrentParsons-g8s23 күн бұрын
Chicago is a cesspool in general. We don't claim them as Midwest. Keep on trucking Bruv it'll be better when ya'll are out of that area
@barbaraschmidt506224 күн бұрын
Chicago is a very rude city. Worse than New York. I find New York becoming more friendlier.
@BrooksHolt24 күн бұрын
Havent been to much of New York, but our little bit of experience in the state I agree
@josephbazarnik787824 күн бұрын
@@BrooksHolt u gotta come to ny, it's better than Chicago. You guys would enjoy it
@davidshaddick382224 күн бұрын
Sorry to hear about your experiences, I live in Northern Illinois west of Chicago and even I noticed that certain areas of Chicago and the suburbs rudeness get worse has the temperature gets hotter. Hope the rest of your trip gets better,
@kevinsobiski521223 күн бұрын
I thought a lot about this video. My first thought was something along the lines of "Suck it Up", but then I tried to put myself in your shoes. And, in all honesty, when we are in the south, I find the over-friendliness of people a little off-putting at times. I have lived in the north in big cities my entire life. I am a nod your head and say "Hey" person in certain situations, and I find that it does get ignored about half the time. Having said that, I do have a Chicago persona where I ignore a people a little more. And, the north suburbs of Chicago are really bad for the stuff you were talking about. Although, you can't let a door closed in your face bother you for more than 30 seconds unless you get hurt. Now, I will say, if someone pulled that shit those people did on the mini golf course of jumping holes and cutting me off, words would have been exchanged.
@thestrongcoreninjabyronbea295924 күн бұрын
8:03 As someone who is a runner/ninja warrior I definitely prefer cooler weather conditions because it definitely affects my body. If it’s too hot, after my run my head can just be spinning when I go inside so I understand how that feels. It for sure affects the quality of my workouts
@2themoon86324 күн бұрын
Between the heat plus humidity (and lack of wind, ironically!), your experiences driving around the Chicago area, and what you are dealing with when it comes to people, it’s no wonder you both are frustrated at this experience. The only time I’ve seen this level of frustration was a course near St.Louis you played-what, two or three years ago?-that looked run down and not maintained, and eventually closed up six months after your video posted. Hang in there, try to have some fun while there.
@charlestravis979824 күн бұрын
How you accomplish what you do, is amazing.
@don_n5skt24 күн бұрын
We love you in Texas 🤠So remember when those rude people get to you, know we are out here loving what you do.
@bryankerr6923 күн бұрын
I've lived in Northern Illinois all my life. The closer you get to Chicago, the ruder people are.
@briankeller713023 күн бұрын
Hi Brooks enjoy watching all of your videos, both either the mini golf videos or the behind the scenes vlogs. I'm a little bit behind on them have a lot to catch up on. In case your wondering about time and release i just watched this video on Monday August 19th, 2024 at about 6:20pm Ocala Florida time it was released on you tube at about 4pm Ocala Florida time but i was in the middle of watching something else i and watched this when that was done. Absolutely loving all of the courses keep up the great and awesome job guys. Your Fan, Brian Keller Ocala Florida
@metalplaygrounds24 күн бұрын
I may be the contrarian but the worst interactions I've had with fellow Americans have been in the South. Bad people and good people exist everywhere.
@bobblebardsley24 күн бұрын
You're 9 miles from where I stayed when I visited Chicago and yeah my experience was that people were generally rude. At one point I literally had money in my hand to tip a barman and he kinda tossed my drink down, turned and walked away before I could even give it to him. A guy in the hotel told me to take a seat and they would bring my food over, 10 minutes later I found it just sitting on the counter waiting for me to go collect it. I took a taxi ride and it was the worst of my life, I legit thought the guy was gonna crash into other cars because he was trying to pass everyone in a solid line of traffic. The trip overall was good because of the people I had gone there to meet but the place was just brutal.
@bobblebardsley24 күн бұрын
PS Based on the Japanese restaurant you passed, you were in Lincolnwood. I stayed over near O'Hare because I was attending a convention.
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
Yep that’s exactly where we were haha. It definitely makes you appreciate the smaller southern city vibes
@maccawingsfan683924 күн бұрын
Brooks, don’t let rude people bring you down, you guys are both a great escape for all your fans, we appreciate you 🎉🙏⛳️
@genewaddlerandomstuff212224 күн бұрын
I'm in no way a fashion expert but I just wanted to say the Elisha and yellow go very well together. I hope you had better days after this.
@BrooksHolt24 күн бұрын
:)
@bobskicolorado889424 күн бұрын
Being from the Chicago area I am not surprised at your commentary. Driving in that entire metropolitan area is insane and yes, the people can be EXTREMELY rude. AND - the summers can be brutal. I couldn't wait to move away from there! I am truly sorry that you had such a negative experience. Come back and visit Colorado - yes, the summers are hot but no humidity, the people are friendly, and the mini golf courses are awesome! (Especially in Estes Park).
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
Colorado was beautiful when we were there last
@robertbernard848924 күн бұрын
Hi Brooks , Everyone has a bad day it just happens that today was your guys day to vent about Chicago. Keep up the good work I've enjoyed your videos for the last 2 years or so. I hope you have a better day after this . See you all soon Robert .
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
Thank you 😊
@TheClogndude21 күн бұрын
Chicago driving is an entirely separate level of insanity. People are truly nuts.
@brooksholttravels20 күн бұрын
Facts 🙃
@AliceAdams-oh9wf23 күн бұрын
Maybe it is the Heat that is making people grumpy or maybe the people are the nose in the air type of people!!!
@belpack898924 күн бұрын
I always sneeze in pairs of two
@jayhoffman399324 күн бұрын
In the heat 3 courses is the enough to film. I been down south and ran in with rude people. Its been harder since I become disability meet rude people at times.
@TnCouponer24 күн бұрын
I knew this channel was behind the scenes or a diary.. So express yourself no matter if positive or negitive.. Good luck on getting through this..
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
Thank you 😊
@merlealthafer24 күн бұрын
Hey, Y'all. So sorry you have to experience Shitcago like that. And I'm glad you do get to see some nice peeps along the way as well. Please try to keep solace in the fact that you're doing the right thing by being nice, regardless of how others are. We all appreciate your willingness to provide a little aside from our day. Keep doing right by being nice. Also, try to allow a little more personal time on these trips. It will help you re-center yourself. The old saying, sometimes you have to get apart b4 you come apart fits here. And if you come up here to the Holland/Grand Rapids area, look me up, I'll see to it you have a great time.
@johnwilliams309724 күн бұрын
Yall shoyld come to Michigan. I think you will enjoy yourself here. West Michigan Is a very nice tourist destination. And there is a lot of minigolf courses here for you guys to try out. And a side note, meijer was started in Michigan, lol. But thanks for you guy's videos. I really, really enjoy them. Keep up the good work. God bless you.
@bryanfunk768224 күн бұрын
Sorry for everyone in this chat is from chicago and sorry @BrooksHolt that u had to deal with that. My wife and i where down there for vacation and stuff and had lots of rude people to
@2fish_tacos81424 күн бұрын
Good ole Demorat cities for ya!
@jasondougherty388824 күн бұрын
Love and tolerance right!, 😒😒
@Thin447Line24 күн бұрын
"He pulls a knife, you pull a gun. He puts one of yours in the hospital, you put one of his in the morgue. That's the Chicago way, and that's how you're gonna get Capone! What are you prepared to do?" Officer Malone to Elliot Ness, Untouchables.
@christopherpotter596324 күн бұрын
I hope when you guys come back to the South you come play courses close to me and I’ll buy the round !!
@driftin696324 күн бұрын
Kudos to you Both for being Nice people as Am I, and Im out everyday driving, and Its Not just You or even The Area, Sadly Its Like this Almost everywhere, especially Driving, Rude drivers, Getting on your Butt..etc., Seems like Nobody has COMMON SEnsE anymore either, ..The world is Just Going down the toilet and Nobody has compassion anymore..Makes me sick Like i dont wanna Go Out the House anymore...lol...But really Brooks and Elisha ..Stay Safe and BE Yourselves..WE All know what ya mean...Love ALL the videos and Golf..Take care:), Thanks for ALL You do w/The Vids for US.!
@deltacat303724 күн бұрын
Are you guys going to make it up to Michigan eventually?
@juanitaling607024 күн бұрын
I thoroughly enjoy watching you two travel and share your mini golf adventures. I'm sorry that you have not enjoyed your time in the northern part of the country. I made the joke to my hubby when I clicked on the video, "I wonder what he's complaining about today". LOL But as you explained what happened on the first mini golf course, I totally understood your frustration and I'm sure that your frustration level was still up when you encountered that guy going into the restaurant. I would've been the same way. But I will say that considering you two are in the age group of where my two children are, I want to offer you some motherly advice. The longer you live, the more you will realize that people are not going to love you like you love them. I'm not talking about romantic love. I'm talking about AGAPE love.....the love you show people around you when you smile and share a "hello" or hold a door for someone. BUT the one thing you don't let those people do is change who you genuinely are. I encourage you to just take a breath, remember who YOU are and that you don't need to lower your level of integrity and love for others because of how others act. Yes, sometimes we need to vent and continue to share.....the good, bad or otherwise. Hubs and I love watching you two. Keep the faith in humanity. We here in the south are waiting for your return! Praying for your continued safe travels and peace of mind! :)
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
Appreciate that, thank you 😊
@rob255724 күн бұрын
All of us get mad or frustrated when we get hot, take it from me who has lived in the southwest all my life and have had to live with it throughout
@TnCouponer24 күн бұрын
Make sure you keep hydrated by drinking lots of water.. Appreciate the videos on both channels..
@BrooksHolt24 күн бұрын
We do :)
@chuckschaefer947724 күн бұрын
Elisha, I found it funny when you were talking about the girl that gave you the dirty look and attitude. Why? Because you FAR out class her! So she was majorly jealous. Stay positive. It comes through on the videos!
@BrooksHolt24 күн бұрын
:)
@matthewcastleton226324 күн бұрын
You guys should come out to Utah! People are unbelievably nice here!
@CLloyd-n3j24 күн бұрын
The south does seem like a much better place for, I guess, people. People just seem so much better and nicer, but it also probably has to do with the area. It’s why I love Minnesota, there aren’t any huge cities like Chicago, and people in Minnesota in general just seem nicer. I guess the south to you is like Minnesota to me. I hope you didn’t have a bad experience while you were there; when I watched the blogs it didn’t seem terrible but.. On another note, this video is just even more proof that you and Elisha do so much to entertain us, and I and we sincerely thank you. ☺️ 🥰❤️
@rickramsey986824 күн бұрын
If I were you guy's I would cross that area off ever going back there. Life is too short to put up with people like that.
@Symmsym24 күн бұрын
These videos are really great! We get to see just how much goes in to the golf videos! Also......maybe venting will cause folks in these areas to make more of an effort to spread kindness, allowing it to spread from there....For you and Elisha...just know, you're leaving these towns better than you found them by being you and spreading Ya'll's charm and kindness
@ihpp809024 күн бұрын
Don't feel bad about venting. That dude sounds beyond rude. And here I thought Jersey residents were bad. Sheesh. Love seeing the bts stuff, good and bad. Thank you for opening up to us
@themightyfleaforonce465624 күн бұрын
As I said a couple of videos ago, I spent some time in Chicago for business and will NEVER go back. All i met was angry, rude people. Unfortunately you're going to find that in many major northern cities (not all, but many).
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
I agree. We have it, unfortunately, in some of the bigger southern cities too. But it’s not as frequent from my personal experience
@keithparker703123 күн бұрын
I have a friend from the south who lived for several years in the North (New England, actually) for a job he took. He mentioned the same kind of mannerisms you did. However, as my friend described it, they (northerners) don't consider it rudeness. It's just how they were raised. Being southerners, we don't understand the northern mindset, just as northerners don't understand the southern mindset. In fact, if a southerner going into a restaurant in the north held the door open for a northern person coming in behind them, they (northerner) would consider that offensive. So, I would say that if the northern personality is getting to you, then you may just want to make these videos in the southern states, as you said. I'm not being critical. I'm just stating things as they are.
@magicalmike362924 күн бұрын
I live in Tampa Fl. and every time I go up North, the level of rudeness is crazy. That's why I try to avoid North Tampa. 🤣
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
I’ve experienced similar up there 😂 South Tampa is the vibes 😎
@jasondougherty388824 күн бұрын
Covid time brought out the worse in people with lockdowns, sad to say.. I'm from PA and can't wait to get out of here. Not a city of brotherly love anymore. It's sad.
@micolsen982424 күн бұрын
Indoor mini golf is the future. Sun is white and it stings... not a warm cozy yellow.
@salty199124 күн бұрын
Love you guys ❤ love watching your videos. you two are awesome. Thank you for making great videos. ❤❤❤
@davephillips864224 күн бұрын
The 2 of you need to come back to Ohio before winter and film more here. There's some courses in Boardman and Girard in Mahoning and Trumbull Counties that are nice. People in Ohio are much nicer as well!!!
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
Next year I think we’re gonna try to
@davephillips864224 күн бұрын
@brooksholttravels it'll be great if you are able to. Lots of great courses all over.
@davewine993024 күн бұрын
Hey guys, you don’t need to apologize, I know exactly what you are talking about. I grew up in Northern Illinois 125 miles west of Chicago. I also lived in the Chicago suburbs for a few years. Illinois is a great place to be “from”! Will never live there again and haven’t been there for 20 years. I spent 18 years in Texas, great people there. Now I live in So Cal. I’m here only for the weather, golf, and retirement. Keep up the great videos. Try to ignore rude people.
@Traveler006924 күн бұрын
Naming everything you said what was on your shirt made me to think about Caddyshack
@LONpaulDON24 күн бұрын
Hi Brooks I can safely say when ye are finished in that area ye won't be going back there again
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
That’s very likely at this point haha
@williamarends713824 күн бұрын
You two are like the canaries in the coat mine. As the temperature rises, there will be more days that outside activity will be harder to do. If you are in an area where people are naturally pushy and aggressive, once the summer temperatures start to go over 110' Fahrenheit on a regular basis, the tempers of both individuals and groups will also rise. You folks play miniature golf in places that have a lot of concrete and plastic turf without any natural shade that makes the ambient temperatures higher then they would otherwise be. Even major league teams have had to adjust to adverse heat conditions, some of which those teams created for themselves. I remember how difficult it was for the St. Louis Cardinals to play on the high heat island of artificial turf 50 years ago during the hottest days of summer before climate change was even discussed. Considering the plight of both professional and amateur golfers, they seem to be able to perform well in 90-degree and even 100-degree Fahrenheit days, but I wonder how they will fare if the we start to see 110-degree and 120-degree Fahrenheit Temperatures on a regular basis, including areas that have never before experienced such heat. For that matter, will the average person be able to take a walk or go on a run under those conditions, could daytime track and field events be a thing of the past when even the athletes in the best condition could run the risk of heat exhaustion or a heat stroke. I am not a radical green environmentalist, but I am concerned that these constantly rising temperatures will adversly affect both the physical and the mental health of both active and sedentary individuals.
@joelbutler729424 күн бұрын
Have you two ever travelled to the Pacific Northwest? Not a ton of mini golf, but it’s pretty and the people are nice.
@milagrospaez900224 күн бұрын
We love you guys, sorry you both are running into such rude people. Thank you for your videos. Hopefully it will get better
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching 😊
@TJJohnson-jq6tm24 күн бұрын
Are yall going to be in pigeon forge in October?
@jasonwilliams10ify24 күн бұрын
Born and raised in the south and have a southern wife. I want to know how many times Elisha wanted to say "bless your heart" to people there 😂.
@originalwolfrider23 күн бұрын
gl with the rest of the wek , and i dont blame ya for wanting to go ... im not good with the heat and large groups of people myself .and yes the south is FAR better than the north
@Blue_Dingo24 күн бұрын
Sorry for the bad day and people, unfortunately iit happens, but tomorrow maybe just the opposite I agree though, as a Oregonian, Chicago can be off-putting.. You are both appreciated and i watch most days. All the best, better days ahead.
@BrooksHolt24 күн бұрын
Very true :)
@angelalevett485024 күн бұрын
The heat is why I'm glad Florida has started getting more indoor courses of course not anywhere near me 😂
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
😅
@rickramsey986824 күн бұрын
Don't ever worry about venting to us. It's good for you. The people were lucky you are not the type to use the golf club to teach them some manners. Other people might not be so kind.
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
Thank you 😊
@kellenconvery24 күн бұрын
Hey brooks quick question will those videos be out in 2024,2025 or, 2026. BTW: God freaking bless you get through those 2 videos. Also, I’ve been to that part of Indianapolis before and oh my freaking god they were so dang rude my mother was like I ain’t coming back to section EVER again We were so pissed off after that we did not talk for the entire 1.5 hour car ride home Rudeness scale: 25/10
@rickmiller420224 күн бұрын
This is much like looking behind the stage at a comedy show. There are real world problems, that are sometimes overwhelming, behind the curtain. When the lights go on, no-one would ever know. I know in the cities, or most anywhere, if it's known for rude behavior the increase in heat seems to bring the rude up to another level. Also, dealing with heat like that you need to double the water you may usually intake, and severely limit caffeine. Energy drinks and such are dehydrators. Getting that light headed feeling is your body warning you it can't take much more. Shade and room temp water should be found asap. Don't lose your positivity, or you'll sink to their level. Be well, and stay safe.
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
Thank you for understanding 😊
@Mzrc1024 күн бұрын
The awkward moment when half of the places in the last two vlogs are less than 5 miles from your house 😂
@slatz127623 күн бұрын
You are in the land of FIB or FISH as the neighbors to the north call it.
@stevengoltz762124 күн бұрын
Come to Texas, Brooks. We'll treat you right!
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
Amen to that! 🤠
@themightyfleaforonce465624 күн бұрын
Are there many courses in Texas? I live in the Vegas area and would encourage Brooks and Elisha to visit, but almost all the courses are indoors for obvious reasons. 🔥😅
@stevengoltz762124 күн бұрын
@@themightyfleaforonce4656 plenty
@gloomed888824 күн бұрын
You need another Mid-Atlantic road trip. You both were so relaxed in your Ocean City, MD videos.
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
I completely agree
@shenran916424 күн бұрын
Come to Utah. I don't know if we have many courses but you should encounter lots of nice people (i hope)
@tammydiesen903124 күн бұрын
Sadly that is normal for Illinois and the North. More Rude people and a few Nice people. I am in the nice group unless you get me mad. I am so sorry for your treatment you are receiving here in the North.
@laellewand942524 күн бұрын
I'm sorry you are finding all the worst people here. We are not all like this. The weather has a lot to do with it. We aren't used to those 100° days either. At least I hope that's what it is with those people.
@neilfleck41789 күн бұрын
Life becomes a nothingness at times.
@blinker36424 күн бұрын
I have always enjoy your channel. You guys are the best
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
Thanks so much 😊
@sherrimorstein869324 күн бұрын
Hi Brooks and Elisha, I’m very sorry that you guys are having a hard time at Chicago this week!
@BrooksHolt24 күн бұрын
Thank you :)
@thomante24 күн бұрын
Me from Chicago again. You are right. The culture is used to challange from each other, is openly judgemental. I live in an affluent area near the lake on north side, still 12 shooting victims involving grade/high school students & adults occured near me so far this year. We go to KW to feel safe.
@brooksholttravels24 күн бұрын
Stay safe 😕
@daniellayton775524 күн бұрын
I am not surprised that you guys so far have not left the area screaming. Not everyone is not like that, just enough to give the whole region a bad name.