We all knew it was going to happen, even after he spent most of the day before looking at filming locations for Field of Dreams. Yes, he's dragging his ass back to the actual cornfield.
But he's claiming his mom requested that he take her there. If you believe that, I have a bridge to sell you in New York City.
Adam stops for gas, and really what is more thrilling to watch than someone getting gas, amirite? He shows the price as 3.94, then pans up to a sign showing a price of $3.39, so that makes zero sense. Also, he's making his mom clean the windshield off like she works there.
Adam gets coffee inside, because he'll drink any coffee anywhere (caffeine addiction). They are selling big insulated coffee cups 2-for-1 and Adam says "
why would you ever need more than one, they are gigantic". Well,
maybe you are in a relationship and you both want one, Adam. I know that would never cross your mind,
being all alone in the world.
They arrive in downtown Dyersville and Adam announces that he's "not doing a full filming location video for Field of Dreams" - you just spent most of yesterday's video talking about Field of Dreams filming locations and you're spending most of today talking about Field of Dreams filming locations, ok, sure.
Gosh, Adam catches his reflection in the window and it doesn't look anything like his bathroom picture
There could not be anything more cringe than him walking around the town, constantly whispering, "
If you build it, he/they will come." (He first says He, then switches to They for some reason). He whispers it like 3 or 4 times.
Of course, it's the middle of April in Iowa and everything is still closed from the winter, which annoys Adam to no end. The field and farmhouse are open, and Adam is delighted to get a pin in return for his donation (he also buys a shirt, of course)
When they pulled in, he asked about the new, second field built for MLB and asked if he could walk over to it.
The answer was no. If you know Adam, you know
he hates to be told no, and then he's obsessed with it. Of course he then has to do
his usual routine where he finds the signs with the posted rules and makes fun of them in his condescending way. One sign says it's a $200 fine and you'll be thrown out if you walk into the corn toward the MLB field. Another sign on the dirt road leading to the field (below) says $500. Then he starts saying that he'd happily pay $200 to go stand on home plate of the MLB field and "who do I pay the $200 to?" and "is it $200 or $500? Which one? I wouldn't pay $500, but I would pay $200. I'm very confused."
Then he's annoyed that the snack stand isn't open. While they're waiting for the next tour to start, he asks his mom what she thinks of the place, and she says, 'Oh, it's <long pause>
beautiful (in a very low voice)".
He and mom sit on the bench swing on the front porch. Does Adam really think that porch bench hasn't been rebuilt with new wood and new chains? He thinks it's the exact same bench used in the movie?
As Adam is filming to use on his FOR-PROFIT YOUTUBE CHANNEL, the guide is explaining that they "
allow video only in small snippets FOR PERSONAL USE". Adam clearly left it in the vlog on purpose so viewers would know he was going against the rules. I bet in Adam's mind, he only considers it fair since they won't let him see the MLB field.
What a scumbag. I'm sure the other people on the tour who are talking away to the tour guide are completely unaware their comments and voices will be broadcast to thousands on YouTube either. And of course
this is the second time he's done this, he's already got all this stuff recorded with his dad, using the same exact camera so it's not even better quality.
Then enjoy some more amazing backroads footage on the way home to Dubuque, like blurry logs on the side of the road
But wait, there's more. Blurry landscapes
a blurry walking trail thru the trees
Almost kinda in focus cows