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This was so fun to watch. As a Cleveland lifer, I'm familiar with all of these venues and it was so fun watching you accurately recreate these scenarios. Thank you.
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Michael Jackson's original 1979 grave it's on Neverland property under a bridge
My world ❤
Great video of our fair! Also love that Tallica shirt! 🤘
He just got knocked out by the Terminator...still cool encounter.
When I was growing up my Dad would take the family to Indian Mound Mall over 30 years ago. Back then all I cared about was the arcade when we went....lol. Love the mall. We lived close to where Easton is now but now live in SE Columbus now. Watching this video just made me want go visit it soon. Thank you.
Hey thanks for watching!
1/3 of the video spent in that lame ass pawn store area with old junk you can find anywhere.
Could of been worse, could of went into the vendor building and vlogged everything In there too 😂
@@TheNashFiles Fair enough, the other 2/3 of the video was good content in better areas. Would have loved to see some more of the food options!
Will always be a banger!. Fun fact, BIG actually never lived there he was down the road from the house. He said and rob as well in old videos
For real? I didn’t know that 😳😳
@@TheNashFiles Yeah bro look up big black interview " i didnt live there " or something like that. They didnt always have the best relationship as you know business and friendships dont always go hand in hand
@@TheNashFiles Look up " big black from rob and big finally speaks out 👌🏽
@@Darnan_B man I jus listened to it. That’s crazy! I didn’t know their falling out was that bad
@@TheNashFiles Its wild hey bro, when i found out it tore my world apart cause i grew up just like you worshipping both and to find it out was mostly fake!. Yeah nah bro not cool but ther defs had real moments for sure 👌🏽🔥
Bill Paxton will always be a fantastic actor to me
Shit from center columbus heath and many other surrounding malls have died raised Groveport madison class 1988 veteran Army
to be fair this video looks to be taken when the first opened in the morning. yes it has a lot of empty stores but does stay fairly busy compared to others in ohio
It was mid afternoon during the week, could be why, but I’ve also been there late evening on weekends…it’s dead then too.
28:50 The coin wishing well sounded empty when the coin fell in. Sad indeed. This vid was very well composed. Cool to see a tour with someone who had first hand experience with the history of this mall.
Thanks for watching!
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All the malls are pretty much done. Most retail stores are struggling to stay open. People are to lazy to go shopping. They want to buy everything online for the most part. We are losing the ability to walk in to these stores and fisicaly see in person what you are actually buying. Soon you will have no choice. Just order on line and get what you get.
It’s sad it’s come to that, it’s not like it used to be.
A Boscov’s would come in handy in the former Sears anchor. It is the only non-struggling department store in America.
11月30日希望永远记佳这个日子 永远想念，永远纪念，希望永远记佳这个日子。R.I.P. PAUL WALKER 1973 - 2013 I will tell you all about it when l see you again Long time no see. 😭😭😭😭纪念。PAUL WALKER
Thank you for this video and share with us. 🙏👍❤️ I never been there. And I can see these places here. I can’ t still believe it. I remember the day and today I have the same feelings. So sad. 😢 He is an angel. He opened hearts lots of people in the world. Miss him so much. Sometimes I watched his movies or videos with him. He always be in my heart❤.
Thank you for watching ❤️
What I can’t figure out is the jail cell layout on the show has cells facing each other on opposite walls where on Google Earth the jail cells face the outer walls of the building rather than one another.
The cell blocks in the show were built in the gym I think? For a set. They aren’t actually there. Either in the gym or a warehouse.
blame it on two-walmart and amazon
theres no one, the remainder of food court will fail very soon
I was just in there two days ago and more stores have closed.
Kinda disappointed in the entryway at your local shop. Only 1 animatronic in a set up clearly made for 2. C’mon people!!
Oh I know!! This store is always disappointing. I’m gonna find another store sometime this week and do another video.
@@TheNashFiles Me too. It would be cool to meet up and make a video together sometime. Something cool & Halloweeny… Since we’re both Ohio Guys.
@@nearandfarexplorers5125 are you on Instagram?? I’m down to hang out! Jus let me know
@@TheNashFiles Yeah it’s under nearandfarexplorers (Don’t use it too often though)
@@nearandfarexplorers5125 I sent you a friend request on Instagram if you’re ever on there.
Nice place for a pedo. Seems a shame he gets to rest in peace.
I live in Columbus but I haven't been to the fair in a few years I watched the whole video thinking I would see you guys eat some of the fair food
I appreciate you watching, however, for me it was too hot to eat anything and I also don’t like filming myself eat lol sorry about that
Rip we miss you
We just moved to Heath in 9/23. The mall needs to be redeveloped. And with the new $200 million city center coming, maybe it will breathe new life into it. If they remove the concourse and leave the anchor buildings it could be a nice outdoor shopping district.
That’s a really good idea!
@@TheNashFiles Thank you. I really think the area is going to explode in growth. Not everyone likes that, but it's impossible to stop. So, let's make it something nice. As a local architect, I'm really trying to be involved somehow. But, I don't have the right connections yet.
25:23 Too hot? ''when he woke up this morning he was white.''
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Morning getting.... Jesus hart
Thanks so much... Jesus hart.
What... no Big Butter Jesus? 08:20
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Been thousands of times
I from Zanesville. I have been to that mall many times. So sad. Our mall is the same or worse. Kitchen Collection was in the mall
Probably do a video on zanesville mall soon
Very Wonderful Ohio State Fair Video!!!!! F+L, Corey
Thanks for watching!
R.I.P Paul Walker 🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️😭😭😭😭😭
get rid of that hat
Thank you ! !
No thank you for watching! 😎
There also used to be a drive in movie theater where home depot is....the first movie i remember seeing was ET when it came out at that drive in....i remember when speed way wasnt even there and the valley lanes bowling alley was where the car wash is
There used to be a ponderosa next to pizza hut where burger king is i believe, and burger king was in a a different spot
Before fye it used to be record town, it didn't really change much they both sold the same stuff
Thanks for the tour of the fair much appreciated 👍
Wow used to hang out in the early 90's that food court was always busy and yes there was a Sbarro's pizza
Lots of fond memories at this place
I just discovered the autos books not too long ago. Unfortunately I didn’t have money. Think I found Drew McIntyre & John Stamos, but I’m broke as a joke.
@@kobrastrikeforce oh damn! I didn’t realize it was a big thing.
Could be wrong but you probably won’t find a signed Arnold book at a store. They are selling for around $350. The Jada book signed you can get for $20 right now and the Rousey book you can get for $30 online
They must have went up, last I checked on the Arnold book it was around $75 online. Oh well, maybe one day. I was jus hoping to find it in a store rather then buying it online. Thrill of the hunt lol
@@TheNashFiles I saw the signed Rick Rubin book is $450 from where I buy mine at.
@@ktoddkinser2268 where are you seeing these at?
@@TheNashFiles Premiere Collectibles website. They carry all signed books.
Hey nash, another good video, what do you do for work?
Thanks for watching! 😎 shoot me a DM on Fb
@@TheNashFiles I dont know your facebook
@@SuperBeerad23 whatchu mean lol you know my name
@@TheNashFiles tried searching you not to long ago and your brother popped up, but not you. Figured you deleted your facebook
@@SuperBeerad23 hold up I’ll try and find you
I went to the Fontainebleau and the Sunray motel in 1989. They were exactly the same at that time. Wish I had a camera with me back then. Also, If you rewatch the chainsaw scene, the building had a Sunray Apts sign and Sunray Motel sign on the building. I looked up on Zillow, Frank's home on Biscayne Bay. Today's worth is approximately, $34.5 mil. As Tony told Mel, "Big number".
That would of been cool to see in the 80’s! Dang!! 34.5 mil!! I mean atleast he found the money in a taxi cab 😂
I know one thing for sure. If Nash Files comes out with a book and it’s signed, I’m definitely buying it! Being an 80’s kid I might have bought the McCarthy signed book.
Hey now that’s a cool idea! The McCarthy book is sweet, I kinda geeked out on the Rick Rubin book honestly lol
@@TheNashFiles oh heck yeah nice score on all the books! Rubin is a legend!
@@ScareBear75 no Schwarzenegger book but I still got a few cool ones I didn’t have. Glad you liked the video!
When I first got published, my wife & I used to hide signed copies of my book at Barnes & Noble stores, including that one, in hopes that someone would find it & try to buy it. Hahahaha
How many books have you done now? I remember the night & gale one. (If that’s spelled right) lol
@@TheNashFiles - I didn't write another, after that. Nobody really supported me outside of the initial meet-&-greet launch party, so it sold maybe a couple thousand. Then I found out I was working for a vanity press, so I had them give me back my contract before they could essentially sell it to a company known for illegal activity -- including contracting minors as young as 10 to write for them -- without my knowledge. Thus far, I've only dabbled in writing in what little spare time he has, anymore.
@@dantheman683 oh wow, I didn’t know that
@@TheNashFiles - hardly anyone does. But, what's done is done. I tried, failed hard, and ultimately... learned. Still, it's good to see YOU kicking your feet out there. You've come a long way.
@@dantheman683 thanks man! I really appreciate that! I’m trying!
Pizza hut on 79 was on the ropes for years, barely taking in enough to keep the doors open. I know it was there in 1980, but I'm not sure when it opened. Pizza Hut still has dine in locations. I believe they have a couple in Columbus, Mt. Vernon and Lancaster Family Video isn't really abandoned. All Family Video stores are owned by the same company that owns Marco's Pizza. Marco's has closed all Family Video locations and little by little they've been renting them all out. If you'd stopped and thought about it, you'd have realized that every Family Video was located next to a Marco's. The Kroger's on Deo Drive was opened in 1980. That shopping center was built to replace the Plaza shopping center on Mt. Vernon Road. Even though it had Kroger's on one end and Kmart on the other, that shopping center never really took off. Kmart closed in 2005 and the shops in between were always in a state of flux. The Indian Mound Mall opening in 1986 really hurt them. Palace Bowling had two bowling lanes inside it. Alcoholic Anonymous used it for years as sort of a clubhouse for their members. Eventually it was sold to an excercise facility that tore the bowling lanes out. Eventually the workout facility failed and I believe the people who own Minute Man Press now own the whole building and use it for storage. Ah the Longaberger basket. A $32 million dollar folly. I always wished one of the Columbus hospitals would buy the basket and turn it into a hospital. God knows the people of the area could use more choice for their health care. Stacey's was originally opened as Duff's Smorgasbord in the spring of 1979. Eventually the business was sold and it became Indian Mound Smorgasbord before Stacey's took over. The owner's husband did all the maintenance and when his health failed, the facility went into decline. Unable to pass a health inspection, it was closed. Big Lots was originally a Heck's department store. Heck's was probably comparable to Kmart. Heck's closed in the late 1980's, the original building was converted into a Stambaugh's hardware store. Stambaugh's went under after Lowe's moved in and the building was torn down and Toy "R" Us was built. As you know, Toys "R" Us went out of business and Big Lots (formerly Odd Lots) moved into the building. A side story worth telling is that Schottenstein's department store out of Columbus owned the old Arro department stores, along with Value City and Big Lots. When old man Schottenstein (who was Jewish) passed away. He had it in his will that all Schottenstein stores had to close on Friday at sundown to observe the Jewish sabbath and stay closed until Sunday. To get around this, the family began opening their stores as Arro and Value City to get around the wording of the will. The will only stated he wanted Shottenstein's to close, it said nothing about Value City, Arro or Odd Lots. Big Bear stores opened in 1933. The original store was opened on Lane Avenue in Columbus. I shopped there a few times. It was quite an experience with its wooden floors. Big Bear sold out to a company in the late 1980's called Penn Traffic. Penn Traffic cared little about Big Bear and seemed only to have an agenda to put Big Bear out of Business. They sold the original store and the land was used to build the Schottenstein Center. In a bizarre move, they hired temporary employees to picket their stores as striking Big Bear workers. Employee wages were cut, the stores went into decline and around 2003 or 2004, Big Bear finally closed for good.
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Hey, that's my Mall.
I’m currently here now