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Welcome everyone. Adam Woo here coming
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to you from Westchester, California,
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just outside Los Angeles International
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Airport. LAX to you and I and other
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people who like to refer to it as the
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shorter version, the threeletter version
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of Los Angeles International Airport.
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Why is it called LAX when it's Los
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Angeles International Airport? I've
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asked this question before. You guys
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have answered it. I am drawing a blank
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on what the answer is, so you'll have to
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remind me again. It's my second channel,
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daily vlog channel. It's the Daily Woo,
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coming to you from the corner of
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Westchester Parkway and of course Sepul
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Vita Boulevard, which you can see that
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sign in the background right underneath
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the forefront of this. And we are very
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close to Los Angeles and very close to
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Hollywood. It's all kind of in the same
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little area. As far as the crow flies or
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the heavy humongous crows over at Los
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Angeles International Airport, it's all
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kind of in the same vicinity. So, when
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we're talking about Hollywood in Los
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Angeles, we're talking about the movie
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mecca. And one of the movie meccas is
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right here. At least a former movie
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mecca. I'm talking about the Paradise
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Building, which at one time was actually
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the former Paradise Theater, a classic
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awesome place. This building is actually
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a structure from the 1950s. It actually
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opened in 1950. It was open for about
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two decades, a decade and a half, 15 to
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20 years. A lot of history came through
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here. A lot of movie stars came through
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and a lot a lot I can't talk. A lot of
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artifacts still remain on the property
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even though to the untrained eye. You
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would not actually think there would be
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any sort of historical significance left
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here other than memories. But do not be
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fooled by this awesome 1950s facade.
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Don't let it deceive you because there
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are
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mmentotos of Hollywood goodness right
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there on the
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ground. We should take a closer look,
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shouldn't we? Yes, we should. I almost
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did the intro for the second time. Maybe
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I should cuz sometimes I forget it in
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the other vlog. So, doing it twice would
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not hurt. It's my second channel. Daily
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vlog channel. It's the second intro in
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the second daily vlog channel. Second
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channel daily vlog channel. It's the
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daily woo. I am incoherent at the moment
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and overly excited because there
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fragments of Hollywood history
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underneath this 1950 to
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1960 floor facade, if you will.
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Look at all these. What are you looking
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at exactly? These are time capsules.
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Time capsules of former Academy
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Awardwinning movies, Oscar
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awardwinning movies. In fact, look at
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this one.
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Sealed herein are momentos of Academy
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Award motion picture art and scientist
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awards science awards for 1957. What
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movie? The bridge on the river koi
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starring Alec Guinness. Do you know what
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other movie Alec Guinness was in? You
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probably will be able to figure it out.
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One of the biggest pop culture movies of
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all time. Alec Guinness who was in the
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bridge on the river Koi was actually in
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as well. And there are mmentotos,
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fragments of goodness right underneath
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there. And they've been there since
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1957. And right over here, another
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momento for the moving movie Gei. GI GI.
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Am I pronouncing that right? Momentos
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from that.
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1958. Right over here. Momentos from
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around the world in 80 days. 1956.
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So all of these time capsules were
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placed here so many decades ago in the
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50s
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1954 on the waterfront starring that
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classic actor Marlon Brando. Sealed
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herein are momentos from the Academy of
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Motion Picture Art and Science Awards
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1954 on the waterfront. Think about
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that. Marlon Brando artifacts are buried
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right there in the ground, forgotten
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about by almost everyone. Lawrence of
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Arabia, the 1952 Greatest Show on Earth
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by Cecil
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Bil. That's a classic old school
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director that a lot of people hail as
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one of the the forerunners in director
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history. People think Cecil be Deill.
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That's a massive director name right
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here at the Paradise building. The old
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Paradise Theater. My Fair
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Lady. An American in Paris. This one's
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been here since
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1951. Oliver
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1968. Ben Her 1959.
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All About Eve,
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1950. In the heat of the night,
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1967. So many incredible movies,
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artifacts. And here's the question I'm
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going to pose to you. What is under the
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ground? What sort of artifacts from all
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these movies over an entire decade were
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placed here and then paved over and then
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this decorative rock at a later date was
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added over the top of it. And when are
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they going to dig this stuff up? Or is
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it just going to be completely forgotten
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about? History as it goes on and on and
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on. People will lose interest. Will
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people forget that these artifacts are
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right here in the ground in Westchester,
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California? Pretty interesting. Hope you
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guys like this vlog. Have a great day.
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You can hear the airplanes flying
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overhead. I want to try to do more vlogs
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around Los Angeles and Hollywood. Give
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me time. I will be out here for a while.
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I know I've done a lot of stuff down in
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Orange County near Anaheim in that area,
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Buena Park, but I'm working my way up
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upward bound, if you will, into
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Hollywood. A lot of movie history that I
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want to cover through vlogs and main
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channel stuff. Thanks for joining me on
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these unedited vlogs every day and a
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vlog that I like to call the Daily Woo.
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That's me, Adam the Woo. I do a vlog
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every day that's unedited. I put it on
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my Daily Woo channel, but I also have a
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main channel. Hopefully, you subscribe
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to both. If you haven't, please do. Tell
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your friends, tell your enemies, tell
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your family, or if those things are
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combined, then tell everyone. And I'll
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leave you with one last momento, which
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I've already showed you already. Giji,
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how do you pronounce that? GI GI. Is
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that pronounced giggy or is it
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pronounced GI? I am not completely sure.
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Ernest Borgny 1955.
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Also, see if you guys can dig up some
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sort of research online. You can figure
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out what is buried underneath here. Help
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me out by leaving some comments down
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below. What is buried beneath my
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flipflops? That's right, flip
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flops. Nothing better than trouncing
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around Southern California in flipflops.
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All right, I'm going to let you guys go.
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Hope you guys are having a great day,
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great weekend. Hopefully everything is
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working out wonderfully in your favor
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every day. Not only today on this
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wonderful weekend day, but also every
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day. I love you guys. Seriously.
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Goodbye.