The Making of Playboy - A Chicago Stories Documentary

[@Beverly-qd9rd]

My friend that passed away recently worked her way through college as a “bunny” and said that her experience was fun, clean, wholesome and there were many rules that she had to follow. The documentary was very interesting and I will definitely recommend it to others!

[@nathancoleman7235]

A former Playboy bunny at one of those clubs? I would love to have met her Beverly!

[@keyboardwarrior656]

........Had my high school graduation party there in 1972!!! It took my breath away!!!

[@Redmenace96]

I'll tell you this: If the gender roles were reversed, and this were a story about a young woman who left her husband, founded a publishing empire, and led a liberated lifestyle that was fulfilling and exciting? There would be less finger shaking in this documentary.

[@bucksdiaryfan]

I love how the prosecutor was carrying his trial kit in a Jays potato chips box at 1:14! I miss Jays potato chips and the days when you would reuse boxes you picked up at the grocery store

[@Ray-tu4rw]

They're still sold in Michigan.

[@johnh5701]

@@Ray-tu4rw I have seen them in Pennsylvania because they were acquired by Snyder's of Hanover, and they are part of Campbells Soup. I wondered where there market was, because I see them at the outlet in Hanover, PA, but never seen them sold around here.

[@nathancoleman7235]

Who Cares Stranger Danger!

[@LannieLord]

I collect old food memorabilia . If you have the ones with early Frankenberry or Count Chocula: you can get $200.00 each !

[@penny7753]

Playboy was made for 50 bucks and a picture of Marilyn Monroe

[@levidiaz3074]

Will Marcus is in the house girls lol

[@StoneE4]

That's not quite right... I'll bet the rights to those Monroe pictures alone cost a hell of a lot more than 50 bucks.

[@shawnrae4022]

28:06 - 0le’ Heff Definitely Hit the “Lotto” for Best Life Ever...

[@biker944]

Awesome

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

A classic narcissist through and through. Too bad the 50's America bought into this selfish orientation as it wasn't healthy at all. A very unbalanced point of view.

[@nomadpi1]

What perception ever gave you the idea this "...was bought into by 1950s America?" You're a classic nonexpert on an era you didn't live in. Another proof that education isn't stronger than a narcissist's viewpoint. Takes a narcissist to recognize a narcissist.

[@Jammo1978]

He invaded her privacy to start his career off without her permission and then he invaded her privacy without her permission again in Death by paying $75,000 to be buried next to her 🤷😢

[@bnwo]

Miss the good ole days when people like you didn't have a platform

[@barrybarnes96]

@@bnwo cry more

[@irenes3470]

Agree with Jammo - completely disrespectful

[@WhiteCamry]

@@bnwo Then stay off the internet.

[@cuda426hemi]

She doesn't mind, trust me.

[@_TheRam]

A promo graphic Star Trek…! No that’s a great idea for a movie. 🧐🤔

[@billybob2372]

Anyone know what the stars in the letter P meant.

[@ericwalters5382]

That he had sex with the centerfold

[@nomadpi1]

Yes, and not the number of times Hefner screwed a playmate. I worked for a magazine distributor. The stars were a "printing code" of area distribution. Unsold magazines aren't returned to the vendor, but the covers of the magazines are returned for credit and to show what wasn't sold and where the magazine site area was.

[@clifftarrance]

Well balanced presentation. Some people are more comfortable with hagiography.

[@manuelhynesjavier7032]

They did hit the nail on the head,so why so many regret's/also in the future fon't believe it/ playboy.🐇🐇🐇🐇

[@nomadpi1]

He just copied the film studio's marketing of attractive women. semi-nude. He copied ESQUIRE magazine's "taste" in clothing, "ideal" apartments. for bachelors, et al items of taste (U BUY THIS).

[@Homeschoolsw6]

20:36

[@michaelreed4744]

[@happyhermit2022]

He was of his time....the end of an era

[@AndrewWerner-h8d]

😪😪😪😪😪

[@Сороковскийа]

Appreciate the detailed breakdown! Just a quick off-topic question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

[@junkboxxxxxx]

American success story

[@davidb2206]

That first girl's disloyalty and deception stung him for life and he swung to the other extreme.

[@dannyleung9448]

my ex wife's disloyalty and deception did the same to me

[@rudeawakening3833]

@@dannyleung9448 Hope you fared better in your divorce than I did …

[@bnwo]

The entire episode you're straining to create a negative narrative.

[@Redmenace96]

Of course. We have to be sensitive to everyone's reality, now. The women were exploited and objectified. No matter how many of the women relate that they had fun and it was a great experience. Don't let the facts challenge your narrative and current values.

[@bnwo]

@@Redmenace96 you are very odd because the women are being interviewed in the documentary and did not claim what you just claimed.

[@Redmenace96]

@@bnwo Eggg-zactly. You paid attention, thank you! I was referring to the narration and the talking head commentary. Not the actual people involved.

[@DERRTYCHYBO]

Lucky me too wasn't around back then

[@Jebbie1976]

Playboy© was an American institution; as American as apple pie. It was a classy magazine. Hef put women on a pedestal; He made stars out of some & it was a jumping off point to bigger & better things for a lot of women both white & black. I always envied the women who were lucky enough to pose for Playboy. I think the people who've recently spoken ill of Hef after his death (like his ex Holly, who would be nothing w/out him) should be ashamed of themselves. Hugh Hefner was a master at his craft & is greatly missed. 🤍♥🐇♥🤍

[@thatvikingtemper]

So you know more about Hugh Hefner and Playboy than the people who actually worked for him and his company? Just because some women had a positive experience with Playboy doesn't mean they all did.

[@Jebbie1976]

@@thatvikingtemper Where did I say any of that? I'll wait ...

[@thatvikingtemper]

@@Jebbie1976 You said the women who've shared their negative experiences about Playboy "should be ashamed of themselves." You laud Hugh Hefner and disregard those who don't think he's so great.

[@Jebbie1976]

@@thatvikingtemper My point is, NOBODY had anything bad to say about him until AFTER his death when he couldn't defend himself. That's bullsh*t. If he was such a terrible person why not speak out while he's still alive? Makes me think it's all lies.🤷‍♀️

[@thatvikingtemper]

@@Jebbie1976 You don't know that. Maybe some of the women he mistreated tried to speak up but were threatened with consequences or ignored? Times were different back then and women were encouraged to "be nice" no matter what. It's a shame that some men just don't understand that.

[@amandeezy8991]

This episode was a complete mess because of the need you felt to force this ridiculous negative narrative. Literally, half the episode is you trying to argue that contracts should be ignored because of... feelings?

[@2beJT]

10:10 - lol he had great taste, what are you whining about?

[@MrFly-r2n]

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