Oh how I adore to see your journey of our country. You manage to show it’s beauty in a splendid way. Life was boring until you and the Mrs. began blogging your travels. Thank you and stay safe.

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words, C Cahill. :)

Great video. You and Nicole do a wonderful job. I like all the artwork that you incorporate into your videos. Take care and safe travels. Thank you for sharing.

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for that, Jonathon.

Good video again In England we don't have potatoes for breakfast !

Thanks 👍☺️

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words, Tasos!

Just getting to watch this now and since I've moved to the Phoenix area, I've really enjoyed it other than when it gets over 110. Also, I've driven by the state capitol, but never went inside either, so it was great to see the capitol building a little bit. In regards to the hotel food, I'd certainly try out some of the really solid restaurants in the valley instead. I would love to do a similar tour of the country when I get older so that I can see all 50 states as well.

I heard or read that japanese really wanted the arizona because of it's large american indian population that they thought had been subjugated, but i have apache blood and pima blood and a member o our pima tribe helped raise the american flag at mt. Sarabachi.

Mrs. Lord Spoda was def the highlight in this one... 😆

I agree with you on the Vax. I have had 2 and a booster. That is enough. I am not doing it every year

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Loving this video thanks

MY FAVORITE PLACE 2 VISIT 💯💯💯BEEN THERE 4 TIMES...

The type of female you have can make you as happy as a 7th grader and if she pushes you around enough you will feel like a real man.

Wow I love those statues

Im surprised you guys havent done or didnt do a oregon state capitol bldg which is in salem oregon.

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

2 жыл бұрын

We will be in time.

I live in phoenix and i was thinking about going to the capital building but now that I've seen the inside, eh...looks kinda not worth it, but I did like the sculptures outside...thanks for sharing. (I'm with the protesters...my body my choice eh? lol).

You took the experimental jab? I'm sorry I'm glad you are ok

Don't you just love how all women have to get on this womens rights train meanwhile men would be like ,uh yeah mens rights ok..😂

We should have a right to choose if we want to get vaccinated or not. We shouldn't have to be mandated. Maybe make a constitutional right saying we shouldn't have to be mandated to get vaccinated.

I like the fact that you are for medical freedom and the right to choose. ❤

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There is no counter protest because people have learned to just ignore them like you would a toddler having a fit in Wal Mart.

They have pictures of Dr. King, but they don’t celebrate his holiday.

I agree with you on the jab. I didn't get one and so far I'm fine, but if people want it then it's their business. Just don't force me to get one or fire people if they'd rather not get one. I actually got really sick with something December of 2019 that now I'm thinking was the C bug.

LOL @ the protesters.

@tpipandpop4242

2 жыл бұрын

I know right, Freedom of choice is a stupid thing. Much better just to submit to what the govt says. They have never done anything shady.

Sorry to hear you have been vaccinated.. I hope you don't get a bad reaction, like so many have been succumbing to.

@wingolamo

9 ай бұрын

"Sorry to hear you have been vaccinated"? I'm pretty sure that the families and loved-ones of the following casualties would beg to differ: My elderly aunt had a "bad reaction" to COVID and succumbed to the disease because the vaccination wasn't available yet. It was made available the week after she died. The 50 yr. old son of my next door neighbor...her caregiver and her only surviving son...had a "bad reaction" to COVID and died within a week because, despite his mother's pleading and begging, he refused the vaccination. And I kid you not, his last words to his mother before going on a respirator and slipping into a coma were "mom, I 'm sorry. I should have listened to you." She was elderly and immunocompromised, so her Dr. talked her into getting vaccinated only a few short weeks before, against her son's wishes. Had she not received the vaccination, she'd probably be dead too. Sadly, she's confessed to me that she still grieves over the loss of her son so much that she sometimes wishes she HAD died when he did. Another acquaintance - a healthy husband and beloved 49 yr old father of three - is still learning how to walk and talk again after barely surviving a year-long, touch and go battle with COVID. Once strong, proud, and able to provide for his family, he's now permanently disabled, and his family has been through hell and back because of his refusal to get vaccinated. He now says he deeply regrets his decision to forego the vaccination. Oh! And let's not forget my good friend's 38 yr. old brother and his 6 year old son. Yeah. That happened. He literally killed himself AND his own son, leaving his surviving kids without a father, and forcing his wife into a life of single parenthood while grieving the loss of her youngest child (with no life insurance) all because Trump convinced him that COVID was no big deal and that mandated vaccinations were a violation of his civil rights. Had his (much smarter) wife not gone behind his back and gotten the vaccination for herself and the other kids, they most likely would have contracted COVID from him as well. Sadly, the CDC hadn't yet come out with a vaccination for younger kids at that time, so the 6 year old was left vulnerable and at the mercy of his selfish and ignorant father. I could go on and on with similar accounts from within my small circle, alone. Call me crazy, but something tells me their odds would have been better had they gotten the vaccination. Conversely, my mother contracted both mumps and polio before those vaccinations were mandated. However, my generation (and my daughter's generation as well) grew up with mandated vaccinations for measles, mumps, rubella, and polio and guess what? We never contracted measles, mumps, rubella, or polio! Funny how that works! Oh!! And about that lady in the wheelchair with the sign that read, "my religion, my body, my choice..." I wish someone would have asked her if she felt the same way about women's reproductive rights and a woman's right to choose. Somehow I doubt it.

@leewright7623

8 ай бұрын

@@wingolamowhat a disgusting rant that was. Really not the place for it.

@Arkbuck

Ай бұрын

@@wingolamothis is not the place for vax arguments and propaganda. What you said is just brainwashed propaganda by billionaire corporations…..

@Arkbuck

Ай бұрын

I’m anti-Covid vax, almost an activist. Saying what you said isn’t helpful or appropriate. This has to be handled is delicate manner or you will just drive people to a tribal fight…..