This video clip is a repeat from the previous video. Why waste our time?

Modern is not always better.

As kids, Christmas was there and the family went through the motions. But it was not until I finished school and started working that Christmas took on a different look. I remembered getting the Saks Fifth Ave catalogue with all those lovely items. A real tree was put in the alcove and it was fun decorating it. Presents were brought in and the alcove would be overflowing. Friends and relatives would stop in Christmas Day and we all would feast and laugh and talk. Those were the good days that we thought would never end. Christmas 2024 was quiet. No one stopped by since the party was held earlier. I was just diagnosed with arthritis on a knee likely as a result of a broken ankle years earlier. Walking with a cane is no fun and affects mobility.

Well I'm going say it. Being fiddled. It was all the rage back then. America has a proud history of it. That's why this day and age the majority of the people are transgender. Land of the pedos home of the transgenders.

Being born in 1959 and growing up in the 60’/70’s was the greatest time to be alive! From playing Tag,Releiveo, four squre and hunting snipes after dark! My Stingray was my greatest joy😀

OMG YES LOVE CARING FAMILY

GA legal at 18 ~ def a disco queen when home from college for the summer!

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Yes of course it was better back then. I mean we used to really go all out but now we discuss Christmas 🎄 stuff and mostly figure it's for children and even those children need to grow up unfortunately because we just don't care anymore as adults we only care about the future and unfortunately Christmas 🎁 isn't providing their future!!!!!; RIP America' 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

I was born in 1964

I was born in 1964

The year of my birth

I remember when TV stations signed off, they played the Star Spangle Banner

About that Woolworths sit in...I don't know who would want someone who hates you to serve you food!

That gun on the left side of the screen at 4:17, I got one Christmas! It did seven different things and was about as big as I was.

The complete removal of Christ’s birth…

The kick off and successful implementation of public MK ULTRA

Born in ‘64. Thanks for creating this.

EVERYTHING was better back then. At least I can cherish the memories to carry me through.

So much cheap plastic and ugly fashions

We live in a deeply wicked matrix

That kid with the glasses in the thumbnail looks just like me back then. 🤓

OMG! How did I ever survive? We learned from our experiences unlike kids these days who are too coddled.

That was the best time to be a child. Everything about this brought floods of memory and joy being with my family. Bless you.

Dont forget, feminism was just starting to ruin society in the 70's.

Who else feels like an old fart after watching this?

Compared to todays screwed up government, watergate was a church bake sale.

🎶 Hamburger Helper, when you need a helping hand..🫰🎶

Note these people are thrilled to have a one-bath, 1100-1200 sq. foot house. It's all about expectations.

Old Nuns brandishing their pointers 1960's style? Eraser hand-clappers punishment?

I was born in 1961 . When I was 5 , I remember my father complaining about how commercialized Christmas had become . Sadly , he passed away when I was 13 . As the years went on , I would think of him often & wonder about how discouraged he would have been with the way Christmas just got MORE and MORE commercialized . I think he would be APPALLED by the amount of money spent today compared to the amount of time spent on TEACHING CHILDREN why we celebrate December 25th !!! It's a changed world & I'm not too happy about a lot of it !!!

Of course Christmas was better most of us were kids. 😂 We still had the delusion that life would be great, now we have found that once we had been used up the world would rather shoot us than help us live our golden years in dignity. 🤷‍♂️

I ain't never wore underoos lol

Geez. It's really difficult for me to listen to the CHiPs theme and not get sick from nostalgia syndrome. I LOVED that show and was addicted to it. What about Teen Beat and Tiger Beat magazine? The Arm and Hammer couple? Mr. Whipple? The Dunkin Donuts man? Bell Bottom jeans Velour shirts K-Mart being the ever popular place to shop Filling out order lists from catalogs, to get something by mail order Nerf Ball everything Oversized sunglasses Chia pets came out Jean Nate and Loves Baby Soft Pert Shampoo Mug O Lunch instant noodle cups Freshen Up gum Tangerine Lifesavers

I remember having our photos taken with our favorite gift! And Sears catalog was the best!!!!

As far as kids in cars, People were a lot safer drivers. Very few people were inattentive while driving. Everyone looked out for the other guy, and NO one was thinking they were better than someone else. Now adays people have a phone in one hand and a drink in the other driving with a knee. And wishing they were driving without the guy in front of them.

The 64 Crayola Crayons! As a youngster, I thought if you had that those (or even the 48) you HAD to rich and thus cool. Lol

I was a kid in the 50s. I had friends who were a farm family. They would climb up on the fence that surrounded the barnyard and jump off and clear a puddle that the hogs wallowed in. I thought if they could do it so could I. But when I tried to do it I fell right into the puddle! My folks had just bought me a new pair of shoes. I think you can get the idea how that went over with my folks!

My friends and I were never stupid enough to think we could fly or do the things the Three Stooges did. We knew we could get hurt.

I never saw a broken thermometer.

My father was always careful not to smoke too close to my sister and I.

There may have been a lot more sugar treats in the 60s but we burned it off by playing, running, or cycling around outside instead of sitting on our butts playing computer games or gas-bagging on mobile phones all day.

100 percent it was better. Everyone loved it. Celebrated it. Today half the country hates our culture. They hate what we built here. They hate Christianity. The more they bring in the more these holidays will be destroyed

I was born in New Jersey, and my early memories were of C.F., R.I. I remember not seeing the Christmas tree until Christmas morning. My father was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and his parents were from Europe, so they had their traditions, and he continued with them.

Back in those days, humans were smarter than phones.

You never lost the car keys, they were always in the car.

Amazing how healthy everyone looked then. Not a obese person in the video. Try that now.

I wish I had time machin I had the best childhood ❤