Your humor is intact. So good to see a video from you; many of us wish you all the best

@arringtonmckinney2606

6 ай бұрын

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You know it's a good day when he uploads

@monicag84

6 ай бұрын

💯 % 🎉

@JJOfficer525

6 ай бұрын

Yes indeed

@theresaavery4670

6 ай бұрын

You are so right!

@V3XTRE

6 ай бұрын

I’m confused on how you commented a day ago when the video is on 6 hours long

@Abinadi42

6 ай бұрын

​@@V3XTREbecause he is a patron on Patreon, he got early access!

Been a longtime viewer. From freshman year of high school to now, just starting out my life with my first little apartment, I’ve struggled mightily with insomnia. This has been one of the channels I’ve watched a good bit to help ease the mind. Lost my mother suddenly last year. It’s been a tough one for me as well. Genuinely rooting for you these days through these tough times and am thrilled any time you find the time to upload. Much love.

@MPHshoots

Ай бұрын

I feel this on a whole new level. I’m sorry for your loss dude - that’s something I can’t relate to. Wishing you love from Nc brother

Grandfather was also a toolmaker. For De Havilland the British aircraft manufacturer. Worked on fighters and bombers during WW2, including the Mosquito. He drove a Wolsey for a time in the 70's.

@elkyt358

6 ай бұрын

Okay cool

@kyrtsi2930

6 ай бұрын

Now London is less than 50 procent white because he fought the Germans

A top-tier ASMRtist. Your videos have a truly organic feel, like nothing is forced. It's always natural and the rainstorm background is such a nice touch.

@Absynthe23

6 ай бұрын

True. One of the truly old school creators left in ASMR before it got muddied with attractive young women who just wanted to make quick KZread bucks.

@JimmyKardd

5 ай бұрын

@@somewheredeepdownI don’t think he was saying he watched them, I think he was just making a observation lol

After all these years, we finally get to see what you look like 🙃

I’m so sorry for what you’re going through. I couldn’t wish this on my worst enemy. You won’t be alone at all we’re all here for you my friend. Please don’t feel like ur alone

Yk I usually only watch ASMR to close and eyes and drift asleep but I’ve just started watching your videos during the day, they’re so calming yet entertaining 😅

@janetteedwards4866

6 ай бұрын

My Dad drove a Vauxhall Chevette, I believe that Opal, made these as well. Your Grandfathers car reminds me of a Ford Cortina, General Motors again. I hope you’re doing okay, from London UK.

As always, thank you for sharing your stories and your knowledge. Unfortunately I lost my last remaining grandparent this year and while there's no proper replacement for them, listening to the Godfather really is such a comfort and I'm so grateful to have been a devoted viewer these past 11 years.

I just finished a really stressful day of schoolwork and i opened KZread to relax and behold the greatest one of them all. Right at the perfect moment. Glad to see you back on this channel. Hope you're doing good 🙏

I remember when you stained, and lacquered box years ago to store your grandfathers pens. I’m so glad you’re still making videos. ❤️

Perfect. Work is super stressful. I needed something like this to help me sleep tonight.

Love the broom on the table! Hope you are doing well, glad to see another upload ❤

When I went off to college in 1979, my dad bought me a new, 1979 Buick Opel. At that time the Opel was being made by Isuzu and sold through Buick dealerships. It was a 4-speed manual, 1.9 liter engine, no options on mine. I remember the price was $4,300 on the sticker. Drove it for a little over 20 years. A "plain Jane", for sure, but got me everywhere I needed to go. Thanks, dad!

A master class in ASMR

Thank you so much for the video, I hope that you’re doing well. 👍

My grandfather drove a red Mercury pickup with flared black fenders. It had wooden boards in the rear bed. It was magnificent. As was his garage full of glass gallon bottles filled with purple gas. Never forget that truck or the aroma of that garage.

Thank you for sharing the memories of your grandfather. Mine never drove, except horses!

This is one of my favorite videos you made, I relisten to it often, I love all the sounds including your amazing voice and I like it when your at your desk and slowly slide things in and out of view. I hope your doing well, Oh and I LOVE rain background sound

I love the rainstorms you put in the background of your videos. Great video and wish you nothing but the best.

My grandparents drove a pair of small (but probably midsize at the time) Oldsmobile sedans. Nothing fancy, just typical early 90s FWD GM automobiles. Fun fact: Opel's last automobiles to be sold in the US were rebaged as Buick Regals. I have an Opel wagon, or estate as it's called in Europe, as my daily driver.

I learned to type on a TRS-80, can still recall the action of that keyboard. Sending you and your the family our best. Thanks for the video, as always, love the rain on this one.

This is my first time commenting on your videos. They're just to relaxing so i end up falling asleep. Good on you, mate!

@RelaxingASMR

6 ай бұрын

Glad you like them!

@schneidertruckkaluhiokalan1382

6 ай бұрын

@@RelaxingASMR I've enjoyed them since 2019.

You are pure class. Thank you kind sir. You’ve helped me more than you’ll ever know.

I never knew what car my grandfather drove but interestingly, in the 1960s, my grandmother rented her garage in Salisbury, England out to members of the band Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich who stored a 1966 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow and my grandmother was really proud of this!

@RelaxingASMR

6 ай бұрын

That band name:)

Our home town still has a handcraft broom maker

My grandfather drove a cream coloured BMW 2002 for many years (the car I remember best; I have a nice model of it sitting on my desk among my 1/43 scale car collection). He was a judge, had been in WWII and would often take me for long walks to a war memorial near where my grandparents lived back in the day. On these walks he always explained all kinds of interesting stuff to me (from tanks to interesting cases he'd had up to the moon landings - a bit like in your videos) while smoking his cigar. I loved these endless summer afternoons with him. I also remember his study full of file folders from court and the cigar boxes stacked in the shelves. The place smelled of leather chairs and smoke (but in a good way). Now, decades later, I own a classic BMW myself and at least once a year drive it out to the town where my grandparents lived to visit their grave and pay my respects. Then I go for the same walk we always went for and enjoy a cigar at the same war memorial, remembering these great days of my childhood. I'm sure my grandfather would have liked this tradition of mine and I hope that he somehow "knows"... 😌

@RelaxingASMR

6 ай бұрын

What a wonderful story. You are very fortunate to have had that relationship. Can only hope I am talked about that way by my grandchildren someday. Thanks for sharing.

Love the showcasings on this channel about the cars! I always learn something new because of relaxingasmr about some old goldies. I hope you had a blessed holiday season, thank you for what you do.

@RelaxingASMR

5 ай бұрын

Thank you. More to come!

That photo is hilarious. As for it not showing the steepness of the slope, well it looks pretty much _vertical_ to me, so I wouldn't worry on that score...! Hope you're doing well anyway R, it's great to hear from you.

No, that photo does a pretty good job of showing how incredibly steep that is! My first thought was “Is he riding a motorcycle down the hill or did he just drive off a cliff?“ It gave me vertigo just thinking about it!

Opel motors operated the GMC sunbird. It was a 1900 cc four cylinder engine released in 1975 in New Zealand.

OGs remember this photo and the one you showed years ago which had your face on it! With that big smile 😁

@joshkuehn9648

6 ай бұрын

I remember in the early days when we got to see him in his sweet black leather jacket. 🔥😎 can’tkeep a video like that up. He’d have all the girls flocking to him 🤣

Crazy thing that this video came out to day as my grandfather passed away this morning. Thank you for this makes me think my own grandfather and when he and i made some toys from wood in his carage when i was a kid.

My grandma & grandpa drove the stereotypical old person cars, nothing super cool. The first car of theirs I remember was a 1988 Ford Crown Vic, which was followed by a 1994 Buick Regal, and the last car they owned before passing was a 2001 Mercury Grand Marquis. Neat Opel! That's one I've never seen before - my 8th grade social studies teacher had a 1960s Opel GT, which always looked like a mini-Corvette to me.

I love getting to listen to your stories, seeing some cool things and learning something new. I’m so grateful you take your time to share with us. Your videos always make my day.

Always enjoy the rain sounds in these videos. My grandpa (RIP) drove an old pickup for a while, then a large conversion van. Have no idea of the models, which makes me sad.🙁

My grandfather drove a 1983 Delta 88 Royal brougham, it was a beautiful two-door car with a 350 in it, I got that car when I turned 16, and it was my first car to learn the drive with. I still wish I had that car today

I'm from the North of England, cars are much smaller in general here but my Grandad used to drive Ford Fiestas. He'd buy one after the other, and replace a ford fiesta with another ford fiesta. He would always have a flat cap and a tartan picnic blanket on the parcel shelf.

My grandparents drove Lincoln Town Cars. Always. Grandpa drove a Ford F-150 too.

That's a bunch of neat stuff that you have from your grandfather. My grandfather was a machinist with several companies from the 50's through to the 80's, most notably he worked for US Motors in Connecticut. He was given an award by the plant manager for coming up with a 5 dollar solution to a million dollar problem along with a $3,000 bonus for his idea. Back then that was a lot of money! I've still got newspaper clippings of him shaking hands with the plant manager, and I still have a lot of his old tools. After US Motors left Connecticut he became a mechanic, working on both gasoline powered cars and diesel powered tow motors for several different companies. I still use his tools 50 years later to work on my own cars!

didn't expect a hill climb! haha awesome

I looked for your photo because I’d like to know the face that I feel I already know. But alas, I listen to these videos to fall asleep and because you are so astute, I cannot survive a mere ten minutes. You are a hypnotist in the very best way.

The cracking paint might be fixable... though it's probably best to leave it be. In order to fix it, you'd have to compound it, and then polish it. It's relatively easy to do, but on something so delicate, a lot can go wrong.

Great to see you uploading!! That computer definitely brings back memories...we had a few TRS80 computers in my high school back in the day. Also a Heathkit monstrosity, complete with a dot matrix printer :)

Great to see your vids and listen. I work with this in the background and your voice & manner help my brain work.

Is that the picture you wanted to show us ? That's it, you're grounded ! I thought I was going to see what you look like ! ✨

Fellow Wisconsinite haha! Go pack go! 🧀 my grandfather swears by big body Ford sedans. His current obsession for the past decade or two has been the Panther Platform. He has a beautiful 2011 Ford Crown Victoria with about 50k miles on it and a 90s Mercury Grand Marquis. Going to visit him next weekend in my new Lincoln Town Car and I bet he’ll appreciate it ❤️ thanks for the video!

My grannie drove a Chevy Nova! She took it out twice a week, on Tuesdays to get her "hair did" and to church and "K-Marts" on Sunday 😆

@RelaxingASMR

5 ай бұрын

My Dad had a Nova!

9:55 Wow! I like The triangular design. Because of you I actually did some research on Parker, *And bought a Pen* I find it amazing to see what all they did back in the day. Great video as always. I hope you are doing great merry early Christmas!

Thank you, I love your videos, have been watching from the very beginning - the rain, your voice your wonderful attitude. I remember my Grandpa’s Austin 1100 GT which he sold & bought a Renault 5 which I never thought was as nice. I think his last car was a VW Polo. Thanks again

I always get so excited to see new videos uploaded! I listen to your videos almost every single night.

You look exactly how I expected! Another fantastic video R, thanks again and hope you're staying warm and well.

That is such a beautiful model, the detailing is incredible, especially the dials array and the exhaust. The functioning steering is also really cool! Opel are still very much active in Europe,the most popular models remain as the Corsa and Astra. Here in the UK they are branded and badged under the name Vauxhall.

would you do a video assembling a model car? i used to try building them when i was little but was to young and frankly impatient to ever finish them right i want to buy a chevy nova model to build

My grandad bought a convertible MG sports car in his 70s, it was his lifelong dream. Unfortunately he only got to enjoy it for a couple of years before his health declined. And my grandma was livid because he didn't tell her about it, just showed up in a spanking new sports car one Saturday morning! At least he got his dream. Legend

❤ Love 😍 the whisk broom sounds! 😊

not sure if you changed your setup but the sound on this is crazy good

Here in the U.K. the counterpart of Opel was Vauxhall.

I'm not 100% sure but my grandfather drove Opel's all his life because he was a toolmaker and worked for General Motors all his life. And I think he drove an Opel Kadett back in the day. In 1991 he got an Opel Astra, then in 2001 he bought a newer version of the Astra. Then roughly in 2014 he tried a Fiat 500X, but he was super unhappy with it, so he got the newest version of the Astra last year. And the only car my grandmother (his wife) ever drove was an Opel Corsa.

You should do a water color self portrait video of yourself.

Dang super cool! You’re brave!

Last car maternal grampysnail owned was a mid/late-1980s Chevy Cavalier. Paternal grandparents rocked an early/mid-1970s Ford LTD coupe till grannysnail totaled it shortly after the turn of the century...

I’m happy to see you uploading still, god bless.

Very relaxing video. Thank you for sharing.

6:25 The TRS-80 was affectionately known as "the trash-80." It was my first computer as well. I remember playing text adventures - like Zork - on ot when i was in 2nd grade.

I’d be lying if I said these videos don’t put me right to sleep when all else fails or I’m being stubborn

I actually laughed so hard at that intro. well done! lolol

That was very relaxing. Thank you.

Love you! So excited to see your new stuff! Your the Best!

So happy to see this upload ❤

Exactly what I've pictured you looking like. 😂 So good to have a new video from you. I hope you're doing well. We miss you.

I could almost smell those brush bristles. Takes me back. I still have some 3.5 disks, as well as a drive to read them. I could open a tech museum. 😂

@sharondesfor4112

5 ай бұрын

I was cleaning out some boxes in the garage and found a couple of 8.5 inch floppies. Now those are OLD.

I like your Suzuki arm 125 dirtbike I’ve had one of those, and nowadays I work at an all-Terrain Suzuki vehicle factory in Georgia. Great video, sir.

Ha class, another relaxing asmr vid to fall to sleep to, thanks Lee

Glad to see another video!

Looks like Aztec possibly shaman, medicine man if you will, very well done.👍👍

Great to see you back

I've always wanted to see what you looked like! I did a double take when I saw this video. Cheers to you my friend

nice to see you again

My grandparents drove a mix of cars that I can remember. I think my grandfather just wanted to try them all. A 56 Chevy Bel Air and a 71 Plymouth Fury stand out in my mind. Although there was always farm trucks around

Opel (or Vauxhall in the UK) is still a manufacturer in Europe :) quite a big one at that :)

All the best to you Mr. RelaxingASMR xx

Not his daily I don't think, but my grandfather drove a 1952 MG TD.

Man i been watching this guy since 2013

@RelaxingASMR

5 ай бұрын

And I appreciate it:)

My grandpa drove an Austin Maestro.

Excelent video as always... Cheers...!

The greatest ASMRtist of them all, IMHO. Thank you for this!

@ManMan10136

6 ай бұрын

Your @ caught me so off guard 💀

@CockNozzleJones

6 ай бұрын

@@ManMan10136 I get that a lot!

Oh no! Did you glass dip pen break at some point? It looks shorter than previously.

I never met my grandfather but he was a mechanic and a bus driver and was a Chevy man through and through my dad would tell me about all the different vehicles he had and now would be worth a fortune my grandmother had a 79 Malibu my whole life she passed it onto me before passing away I loved that car

God bless Mr.R Thank you for your continued videos and kindness.

0:27 :Your old(older? Sorry.), your awesome. Im glad we got a face reveal! I don't watch this dude for the tingles, he doesn't carry those, he carries good humor. When im sick or sad, i can just turn to relaxing ASMR and feel a bit better. Keep up the good work dude. 170,somthing + people love you. Your topnotch! Edit: no face. Dissipoimted

My grandparents had a few cars over the years. Chevrolet Caprice, Lumina, Malibu. Buick LeSabre. The "boring" cars as you say 😄

I knew you were a trickster, so it was what I expected haha

Just finished watching your Packers beat Kansas City. Merry Christmas! Edit: my grandpa worked construction and drove a 68’ El Camino SS all over jobs sites out west and in the south.

In the 80's and into the 90's, my grandfather drove a Pontiac Grand Prix.

Excellent work.

My biological grandfather on my mom’s side passed when she was 7 or 8, but I still have some things from when he served. Mostly random sketches of the atom bomb mushroom cloud, but nothing on his car.

Iam from Germany , the letters on the licence plate PB is Paderborn , a smal City near Hannover

Very relaxing. Thank you for sharing.

Im gonna sleep good tonight!