The Wayback #86 | Aaron Weber

Aaron Weber jumps into The Wayback and we head to 1900's/early 00s Montgomery, Alabama. (Check out his special "Signature Dish" on YouTube). Aaron reminisces about his family's Toyota Previa minivan, summer vacations, and what it's like going to a school where your mom is your teacher and your dad is your principal. We then get nostalgic about school field trips, a wild experience for Aaron as a kid growing up in the former capitol of the Confederacy. We also visit Aaron's childhood home in Montgomery, Space Camp in Huntsville, and check out some throwback photos of his bad haircuts through the years.

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1:10 Aaron’s experience in the Wayback seat
2:30 Aaron’s family car breaking in a hilarious way
6:10 Principal Dad and Teacher Mom
7:40 Going to school when your dad is the principal
11:15 Getting in trouble outside of school
12:45 Field trips growing up in the south
15:25 Wild High School names
17:30 Civil War reenactment
19:16 Space camp
22:47 Family vacations
24:48 Delta summer camp in Mississippi
26:20 Growing up with 3 siblings
27:55 3769 Marie Cook Drive
31:58 Freedom of getting a bicycle
33:09 Old Photos