Traveling Around The World - ASMR

[@TheSuperJammyK]

I am 16, and I enjoy your videos so so much, watched them all, and like to re-watch them to relax, they're brilliant. I can see you put so much effort in to making the best you can, and you even seem to have the best equipment for the job, by far the best ASMR video's I've set eyes on, and I've seen quite a few. Thank-you so much....who need's to have a massage when you have wonderful people like you on You Tube, thanks again.

[@MeTRoD]

Wow. Seriously one of my favorite KZbin videos. Fascinating to think of the stories behind these objects. Thank you!

[@starilie]

This is really cool. It's like telling a story about someone else's life. I adore old things like this. Favourite video yet :)

[@EBenz315]

Wow! What an amazing find, like a time capsule!! Sounds like the owners of all those documents certainly were world travelers! The quality and condition of the documents is really impressive!

[@hli9492]

This is so interesting that i was more concentrated in bed than in the classroom

[@chaconne221]

I love this, so interesting and still relaxing

[@lisaro]

You should really get the "white star line" stuff valued, certainly menu's from any of the line, Olympic or majestic included, sell very well in auction (at least here in the UK) I have no idea what a genuine ships entertainment booklet would make. Awesome video as always

[@Baini229]

Wow, what an envelope of treasures!

[@Yawn888]

Beef tea would be something like 'Bovril'. It's a British thing - it was popular in those days in particular because they thought it protected against colds and flu. You can still buy Bovril in any supermarket in the UK although I don't know anyone who drinks it :)

[@NightSound94]

Very, very creative!!!!!!! I bow to you :D

[@JGratsch]

Did you notice that the menu inside the Majestic programme is from the Olympic? The Olympic was Titanic's sister ship, nearly identical to her in every way. They were build side by side. That is a rare find my friend.

[@marcosarg1]

At 20:56, the montecarlo casino, the number is the date 08/08/1928, is not a negative, is just because zero is the first number they just chose to put a negative sign. I'm pretty sure has something to do with that yellow letter from france you show before, it has the same date on the stamp.

[@AppreciateASMR]

Wow two of my 'NPR wishlist' whisperers have uploaded nearly hour long videos within a day of each other, lucky me :)

[@lmac275]

Thank you so much for this video.

[@huddlpj]

Great video! Love the theme!

[@KawaiiPinkPunkStar]

:) nice video! :D Your videos are always great!

[@EBenz315]

Those would make an awesome scrapbook, btw ;-)

[@merdab8]

this is a fascinating video thanks for uploading it :-). I'm paused around 21m 16s and (though you've probably figured it out by now) I think the number on the casino ticket is the date, August 8th, 1928. The yellow receipt from Paris(Lucinde?) had a similar date stamped on the lower left side, also for August 1928, Aout is August in French. I should probably finish the video though I'm sure you've found out or something lol. Really excellent vids though, working my way backwards through em :-)

[@lisaro]

Oh, and Oxford Pudding, as any good British pudding lover should know, is a baked apricot tart... Lovely with cream :) mmmm

[@spencertimothy]

This is great!

[@broadnoway]

Intresting video. SS Olympic - Titanic's sister. She was the only merchant ship to sink an enemy warship during the World War I.

[@Jess-bee]

So awesome

[@theillusionist6677]

Dubrovnik, Croatia. :) One of the first ( if I remember) cities in croatia.

[@p00ned131]

This may be a bit late, but that city is Varanasi, also known as Banaras. It's a city in India.

[@louiselouiselouise31]

p.s the booklet at 33:00 is in norwegian

[@eli7460]

I could say Benaras which is also called Varanasi, located in India

[@Will24Edin]

Odd... that looks like a Concorde design on the front cover of the ticket.

[@Abbe235]

The scandinavian language was norwegian, very similar to swedish and danish.

[@dustinkirkwood7700]

the one in the twenties is from 1928 and from august 28

[@psieg40]

You should sell these to the pawn star guys haha

[@TLWiltman]

Bahrain, perhaps?

[@rowmonkey1]

Nice guess, but the glasswork pamphlet is in Norwegian =)

[@Majoofi]

nicosia cyprus?

[@YourMotivationPage]

There are people who have money and people who are rich. ~~Coco Chanel~~

[@Marvelousmelissa14]

33:50 norway

[@JerjerB]

私の家族

[@louiselouiselouise31]

bananas... bahamas??

[@Majoofi]

I"m guessing it's a coat check ticket from aug 8th 1928

[@eli7460]

*Banaras