Those commie bloc estates were never built for socializing or community. It was just to give a cage for the rat slaves of the regime.
@JamesEmirzianWaldementer23 сағат бұрын
Pizza Man (Fixed Lyrics Version) Original Song Written: James Emirzian Waldementer Lyrics Checker, Songwriter: christopherb.5797 ====================================================== [Intro] [Lyrics 1] Livin on my own, waitin by the phone. Pizza’s goin home, I'm the Pizza man! Who is gonna ride? Choose a cheese and fly. Make it there on time, I'm the Pizza man! Rain or shine, fast and free. Select your bike. And Ride! More Cheese! More Beer! (More Rico!) More Cheese! Welcome Mozzarella (Well, does it running.) Get out of my way, I’m a radical biker! Get out of my way, I’m a radical man! Get out of my way, I’m a radical biker! Get out of my way, I’m a radical man! (woo!) [Lyrics 2] Livin on my own, waitin by the phone. Pizza’s goin home, I'm the Pizza man! Who is gonna ride? Choose a cheese and fly. Make it there on time, I'm the Pizza man! Rain or shine, fast and free. Select your bike. And Ride! Pepperoni! More Cheese! Mozzarella! More Beer! (More Rico!) Musaletti! More Cheese! Capricciosa! More Beer! (More Rico!) Vegetarian! More Cheese! (Max Cheese!) Cosa Nostra! More Beer! (More Rico!) And a Panzoni! Welcome Mozzarella (Well, does it running.) Get out of my way, I’m a radical biker! Get out of my way, I’m a radical man! Get out of my way, I’m a radical biker! Get out of my way, I’m a radical man! [Lyrics 3] We deliver rain or shine! (Or cheese) Fast free delivery! (Or here) Delivery on time. every time! (It's looks very taste!) On time delivery! (Mmmm) The best italian pizza, (Sure is) The finest ingredients (That's looks good.) Try one specialty and Bon Appetit! (Mmm you got it) Pepperoni! More Cheese! Mozzarella! More Beer! (More Rico!) Musaletti! More Cheese! Capricciosa! More Beer! (More Rico!) Cosa Nostra! More Cheese! And Panzoni!!! More Beer! (More Rico!) Bon Appetit! (Or possibly misheard lyrics like Pineapple Cheese!) [End]
@Lucy0809Күн бұрын
Tenant association meeting looked fun 😂
@Lucy0809Күн бұрын
I’d complain about screaming kids too! 😮
@Nailsnailsnailsallday2 күн бұрын
As a londoner i love to see where all the people in this doc are bow or of theg have passed? My mum in the 70s married to her husband I love talking about the 70s and the 80s and the 90s I was born in 1992. I would love to go back in time with a little watch and I could go back to the present whenever I wanted I would like to change things. Talk to people tell them what’s happening who I am but then it will go back to normal so it wouldn’t change any of the future. I love these sort of fantasies imagine going back in the past but like my mum said the roads are so far there was not as many cars and as much traffic, your kids could play outside. You didn’t lock your door. My mum was brought up in Portland Street area in a big old Georgian house.
@bigsmerdo2 күн бұрын
45:53 anyone know what road this is?
@Creative_YT4 күн бұрын
i NEED a full version of that little riff at the beginning
@kazeriankavies1345 күн бұрын
well it's clearly very close to being a type of prison camp isn't it.
@patricksmith44246 күн бұрын
There is such a chronic shortage of social housing in London now, that families would think that they were moving in to a stately home if they got even the worst flat on a block. Brilliant documentary.
@21stcenturyscots7 күн бұрын
Send my greetings to Michael. Good work
@naturewitch868710 күн бұрын
Couldn’t the younger women get part time jobs while their children at school. They’d at least get out 😢
@themodgodboys11 күн бұрын
My mum and dad heard of this advert back in 2004 or 2005, my dad used to have the ringtone on his Nokia 3310
@GregBouchard-w3i12 күн бұрын
U do a great job on here keep up there good work on here
@outoftheforest765215 күн бұрын
I wish the United States would have shows like this.. but Trump is now going to be president ONCE AGAIN and PBS will be cut and sigh... help!
@luannefarmer15 күн бұрын
21century Tower blocks have become worse than the streets ever were.
@annewall936115 күн бұрын
I lived on a council estate in Portsmouth until I was about 8 years old. I loved it. We had a swing park & a big green to play on. There were loads of kids to play with & my school was nearby. Our maisonette had central heating & constant hot water. When we moved into a house, we had to walk about half a mile to the local park & school & our friends didn't live close to us. Our house was freezing because it had no heating & sash windows. We had an emersion heater for water which my parents used sparingly.
@jackjames319016 күн бұрын
So this is how covid started eh? Not at all how I remembered it, fascinating
@insertnamehere514616 күн бұрын
I remember seeing this in school in the school hall as a 10 year old. The GLC was ever so proud of this development. I lived right up in North London and was bored senseless
@salomaorenato239416 күн бұрын
Amazing! Thanks!!!
@donnarogers773217 күн бұрын
This was Not the Answer! Didn't one of these apartment buildings Collapse due to poor construction? Sad.im so sorry. A better solution should have been worked out. I'm so sorry. I hate Apartments. Rat Boxes.😥😡✌️
@simonh87017 күн бұрын
History is repeating to a degree. Everywhere is being covered with super high density housing, only this time with nice looking bricks and being done in the name of profit.
@AmyWinehouse9and14.18 күн бұрын
To hear the old lady speak about life in Victorian times was amazing.
@rinilapin466619 күн бұрын
holy fuck door was right
@tiger324920 күн бұрын
Or just stop running over kids!
@roncatton710122 күн бұрын
That community spirit vanished as the decades passed by. Basically does not exist anymore..RIP Britain.
@susandoig419223 күн бұрын
Does this estate still exist?
@plank7707 күн бұрын
Yes
@xmianotfoundx25 күн бұрын
6:16 that’s my grandad as a child 😭
@anabltc25 күн бұрын
The guy with the weird moustache certainly had that socialist faith and was not too lazy to act in some common interest The old lady with the broken hip was so real, mentioning the bathrooms and toilets of her youth. I'm just sorry I haven't understood all
@gromac767926 күн бұрын
Your move! Draw!
@kennethvenezia440027 күн бұрын
Now it's just over 50 years later, and I'm pretty sure millions of Brits would jump at that flat and be grateful. Well, maybe not grateful, but jump at it all the same 😮
@Battleneter21 күн бұрын
Bingo, they were actually lucky compared to many here in 2024
@Giax126427 күн бұрын
Grazie per aver pubblicato questa sound soundtrack
@Imanimal-lover29 күн бұрын
The same can be said about anywhere around the world. Attitudes and feelings are the same but there is hope. Begin by saying a heartfelt prayer in your own words. ❤ Bible education changes lives.
@GazBobOutdoorsАй бұрын
England is actually a beautiful land made ugly and depressing by developers.
@fachkraftemangel8463Ай бұрын
Gunslinger was the first t-1000
@MartinHannett_Ай бұрын
That's how my dad described Westward to me before I'd seen it!
@ryan.1990Ай бұрын
Bunch of utopian weirdos with heads full of socialism really thought they could build sprawling utopias out of concrete and soviet nonsense. What miserable eye sores they gave us instead
@nataliacastillo9808Ай бұрын
Always grateful with my dad for playing this game with me on ps1 when I was 5yo one of the best memories of my childhood
@mrsbee5056Ай бұрын
She needs to think positive and study accounts. If she moved to Scotland she could get her education free, then get a job in London as an an accountant. Get a council house in Herts 20 mins commute to London...your dream will come true. Not everything in life is handed on a plate
@esthermalone2318Ай бұрын
My Mama & Papa moved us from London flat Walworth Road 1962 to a lovely council house 🏠 in Kent we was very fortunate ❤️although my Papa had 3 jobs to pay the rent ! 🥹we never went without we had the best mama & Papa LOVED❤️ so grateful so blessed I miss them every day since they passed 💔
@felicitytoadАй бұрын
😱
@craigrichardson4087Ай бұрын
Still a great watch.
@0019808Ай бұрын
5:19 I'd forgotten all about those Tupperware bowls until watching this.
@harry.t9523Ай бұрын
Holy Crap! I Remember This! I saw this on TV when I was just a kid. I only felt inclined to find this when I saw a box of these Chupa Chups in a corner store. This takes me right back and makes me feel like having one of these now.
@janesmith6429Ай бұрын
I love that bloke with the tash ( not just because of the tash 😊) he’s well ahead of his time. Best quote ever, ‘the council don’t own a brick, the people do’! 😂 that goes for the government too! If we all would just stop voting for any of them, they wouldn’t be able to do whatever the hell they want with our money. The Tower of Babel needs to come crashing down!
@MS-fe2lpАй бұрын
Ed kemper 😂😂
@WS1898Ай бұрын
So ugly.
@maddydenny244Ай бұрын
This is happening in Flagstaff Arizona....we used to call it poverty with a view. But at least we had the skyline back then. They say there is not enough existing housing so they build new apartments with no yard or outside area. The truth is we do have houses that are unoccupied 2nd3rd4th and 5th homes for rich people. Poor ppl used to be able to live in a house. Now you have to be "rich". At the apartments we lived in you weren't even allowed to feed the birds. This makes me think of the trajedy at Grenfell tower😢
@Kill--alllll---IDFАй бұрын
10:40 😂😂
@MartinBernard-d5zАй бұрын
I was born in the St Paul's hospital hemel Hempstead and I lived in the town all my life etc only moving from the area in 2016 to Oxfordshire but my heart is always in hemel Hempstead as it is my birth town
@Div4DanteАй бұрын
Hala the Glasgow Subway👍🏼💙
@craigdavies5424Ай бұрын
Moving these people from their communities in the terraces to the isolation of the flats had huge negative impacts on their mental health. To think this was progress.