Cyber Dog in Venice Beach / Estate sale in Brentwood and Dockeiler State Beach

Even though you don’t have your store anymore, I love how they’ve left the storefront up. It’s just gonna have to stay there as a permanent tourist attraction.

Thank you German in Venice you make us feel like a Friend going to different place s, and your funny too! 👍❤️😊🇺🇸

circle of life - going through it now with my parents' estate 🙏

GIV is the equivalent to slow cooked food. Take the time, eat less, enjoy more. Slow down therapy :). Thanks for the content!

You always make me feel like a good friend your sharing your day with. Thank you.❤

These estate sales really give you a glimpse into our own mortality. Most importantly it’s not bad to collect things but not be too attached, it’s all borrowed. It’s about the good memories and experiences, being content in life.

Your videos are like a window into your world, love the view!

Another wonderful video. 😊 Never boring, even the topics I'm not into are wonderful to watch. Thanks for all you do. Pray your mother is well.

Thanks again for taking us with you in the wonderful adventure of life.

I lived in Venice Beach for thirty years. Now back in Ohio for 20 years, my home town. Those were great times in LA. It’s great to watch your videos as it brings back many memories. Especially this video, with Brentwood and Dockweiler Beach included, my old stomping grounds. Nice to see the roads by the airport where a housing project use to be, with the roads still there. Looks the same. I miss it all, but I have those memories and glad I did that, just like you GIP. Thank you for the videos! 🙏❣️♌️🇺🇸 Happy 4th!

I love your video's you show love in California we don't get to see. I think it's fun and I love how there is always someone that recognizes GIV the Man Yea! TY for letting us tag along ❤

Oh there's some cool old stuff in there. I love the era of Grandma's house. Turn of the century to the 50's. Great fun. The grand era of Hollywood

Those abandoned streets and palm trees were from the Surfridge development started in the 1920's and 3O's. Lots of old Hollywood celebrities and directors lived there. Cecil B DeMille had a home there.

Aww im enjoying this vid cant beat looking around other people's collectable s thank you Mike.

The madness of America needs you, my friend.

Such a cool license plate! Glad I was able to take a picture of it

I like all of your random videos. I don’t find this one or any of them boring at all. I really liked the yard sales too. I’m not too crazy about the horror convention ones but I still watch them.

I like estate sale they have them also at local auction. Thanks for taking us along to this estate sale. 📸😎✌️

The bike riding makes me want to get a bike and ride along the beach!

Thank you giv.. i lived there for 6 years and nice to see em again...