Lunch at Perkins | Thrifting | Mail Time | Let’s Talk



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00:00 Intro
00:23 Announcements
12:09 Ronald Post office
12:51 Ronald Mcdonald House
14:15 Perkins
12:29 Thrift store
22:44 Target
24:28 Mail time with Craig
28:05 Taste test
30:45 Story time with Craig
33:51 outro

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47 thoughts on “Lunch at Perkins | Thrifting | Mail Time | Let’s Talk”

  1. Love the video love you guys . My parents passed away in 2016 and my.mom.was 2019 wish you were my parents be safe and God bless you all 👍🤗🙏❤️❣️🥰❣️🥰

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  2. Great video! Nancy,your Halloween garden flag is so cute 😊 we have Perkins in Minnesota. Love their breakfast! Portion size is small compared to 30 years ago 😂 have a great day, sweet family ❤❤😊

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  3. Why do thrift shops charge what they do? The items were all donated so it's 100% profit, and with inflation, lower income people are struggling.Give them a break! I can buy a brand new coffeepot for what Goodwill prices theirs for and there's no guarantee the Goodwill ones will actually work.

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  4. Its pretty clear craig is really dependant on his devices. How does he do reading a novel or something of that nature?

    Also, that r rated movied is being directed by Genndy Tartakovsky. That doesnt sound sad to me at all.

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  5. Hi Nancy and Joe…I live in Central Florida about 20 minutes from Disney. There was heavy rains and wind during the night but its quiet here now and as far as I've heard Disney and Universal are open today. I've heard the hotels are also really good and well prepared for handling the hurricanes! I'm excited for you all to be coming to Florida and look foward to hearing about your adventures! Say hello to Mickey and Minnie for me!

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  6. I live in FL. Hurricanes are no joke. In 1992, I went through Hurricane Andrew and there was total devastation in my area. Thoughts to those affected by the hurricane.

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  7. Good morning everyone ❤How does Craig choose which stories to read? The restaurant you chose today looked really good. Craig's sandwich, especially! I was surprised to see a yt story pop up that their restaurants are struggling.

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  8. Hello guys… Hi Craig. Lunch looks great and delicious. Im in Central Florida we got just rain and some winds everyone is ok do. Thanks for always posting have a beautiful wonderful day. Like always stay safe and God bless you guys🙏🏼🌞☕️

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  9. From experience with hurricanes power can be out for days. In September 2003 hurricane Isabel hit Maryland. I was only 17, but anyway we lost power for 3 full days and the thermostat read well into the 90's in the house. Even without Autisum everyone in the house was getting very grouchy.

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  10. I saw a trailer of that dog movie and it is definitely a rated R movie. I didn't care for it. I guess what turned me off was the raunchy things those cute pups were saying. I'll pass on it! Have a great day! Love from Texas ❤

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  11. Hi Craig and family!! I remember when Hurricane Hugo came through NC in 1989. It came so far inland that it really shocked everyone. It was horrible. I pray that you have safe travels to Florida. Love and hugs from NC.

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  12. Hey there I love your show born and raised in South Carolina hurricanes to us or like bad storms are so use of them. But by far the worst we ever had was Hugo it ripped South Carolina all the way up to our mountains. And actually over the the mountains. It's very interesting hurricane if you're into that stuff I suggest watch a documentary it's very telling. Thanks so much for what you do y'all have a blessed day❤

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  13. That dish you picked up at the thrift store that had aluminum in it….an old glade scented candle holder. The candles had a indentation on the bottom for the candle to fit over and they burned completely up. Smelled wonderful. Don't make them anymore! From Montgomery al 🙏 ❤️ 💕 😊

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  14. Hi y'all…I saw a preview for that dog movie. It wasn't cute at all. There were nothing but a bunch of dirty references in the trailer. You sure wouldn't like it! Really enjoy watching your family's adventures!

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  15. 👋🏼Hello Craig and The Troops.Hoping for Terrific weather and Great Vacation and Awesome Videos and Great Vibes! That’s a Great?About What to due when Bad Weathers Occurring,With Special Need’s Thanks I would like to know We just have Bad Snow and Ice and Severe Rains and Wind once’s in awhile Be safe and kinder to to one another in your journeys..🤗

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  16. I was born and raised on Guam, we had typhoons. The worst typhoon I experienced was supertyphoon Paka. My ex husband worked at a hotel and volunteered to work during the typhoon. All those that volunteered were allowed to bring their families to stay at the hotel. The winds were so strong that the sliding glass doors on either side of our room (the rooms were unoccupied) were blown out, causing banging all through the night as the typhoon hit. I remember looking out from the balcony and saw cars and trucks flying and a hotel slanting as the wind blew. When we got home, our place was flooded. The storm shutters weren't secured well, and a tree flew through our bedroom window. Surprisingly, our son, who was a year old at the time, wasn't scared at all. Most homes and all hotels on Guam are concrete because the area is prone to earthquakes and typhoons. Ironically, when I moved to Hawaii and stayed there just as long as I lived on Guam, I never experienced a hurricane or earthquake above 4.5.

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