Vol. IV: Ads of the Past That Would Be BANNED Today

[@grumpyoldwizard]

If anyone is insulted, or "triggered" by these ads they need to think a little better. It is the historical past. Society and it's norms were different. If you are insulted, consider the context and get over yourself.

[@LikaLaruku]

Only people getting triggered are the ones defending the ads, like "How dare you make fun of something I grew up with?"

[@MitchellMaichak-ze7mr]

If our species lasts long enough , your grandchildren will look back on your generation as barbarians !!!

[@erics9754]

No the people that get triggered are the soft coddled generation with no backbone or character that have lived soft lives where mommy and daddy did everything for them. Where feelings are more important than facts.@@LikaLaruku

[@manga12]

@@tomaccino if your going to do that have a hand rolled cigar not machine made, and make mine a good strong turkish coffee or espresso straight up better yet give me a strong earl gray I am a gentleman.... well sometimes anyway I like coffee but hold the wretched latte or mocha with six flavorings or if I am just getting an espresso let me go first I will be out of the way in 45 seconds not 3 and a half minutes it takes to make a latte, or if I got time make me a good strong pour over get it started you can take care of other customers while you are waiting to pour more water on it.

[@Randman64]

I’m almost 60. Years ago there were several cigar and tobacco shops in town. They were cheaper too, because they weren’t taxed so much.

[@Miata822]

Aside from smoking, what is really different about culture today? Our modern sensitivity is only skin deep. From social media to advertising we still focus on social insecurities, body issues, and relationships. Corporations still sell us magic elixirs from Red Bull to Ozempic. As much as the appearance has changed, we're still the same people with the same motivations.

[@LikaLaruku]

& god only knows what we're swalliwing or rubbing into our skin that will turn out to be contributing to poor health.

[@numbersix8919]

Absolutely God-damn right. 💯

[@MitchellMaichak-ze7mr]

Same old carrot on a stick , human behavior has been roped and saddled by modern marketing tactics and techniques !!!

[@robertgandler3177]

Smoking drinking and drugging is not a good idea! However,I knew one man whose wife made him happy by making him morbidly obese! It is much better to think than just do!

[@tazman8697]

People still smoke...it's just a different herb usually sold by gangs and dealers, rather than shops......

[@Bob-sd7qr]

I remember being in meetings where we all smoked, and in the middle of the conference room table was an ashtray the size of a hubcap. Occasionally we would have to call in the secretary, and you would have needed fog lights to see her come in. It was that smokey!

[@chazw3x]

And that meeting was probably at a hospital where there were ashtrays at every elevator, staircase, and multiple other locations on each floor.

[@agomodern]

My first job was working in a supermarket, and everyone was responsible for cleaning the breakroom and they wanted me to clean out the ashtrays and I don't even smoke! That was mid/late 1980s.

[@papadopp3870]

Radio control rooms always had gigantic ashtrays with Matterhorns of filtered butts. Twice a year, we’d come in to empty ashtrays. Butt-pinching fairy. Suddenly, sometime around 1985, they disappeared. Equipment stopped failing, but the jocks were incredibly nervous.

[@papadopp3870]

Radio control rooms always had gigantic ashtrays with Matterhorns of filtered butts. Twice a year, we’d come in to empty ashtrays. Butt-pinching fairy. Suddenly, sometime around 1985, they disappeared. Equipment stopped failing, but the jocks were incredibly nervous.

[@papadopp3870]

Radio control rooms always had gigantic ashtrays with Matterhorns of filtered butts. Twice a year, we’d come in to empty ashtrays. Butt-pinching fairy. Suddenly, sometime around 1985, they disappeared. Equipment stopped failing, but the jocks were incredibly nervous.

[@MrYatesj1]

Wait these days there are commercials about pubic hair grooming and many females are complete sex objects that are basically nude. Not so sure if giving your girl a kiss for a beer is all that offensive.

[@tomaccino]

Yeah but models are "empowered" these days. There's no smiling man with a caption saying "It stinks less after you shave".

[@kenhollis6197]

@@tomaccino Sure there are. Male KZbinrs promote male grooming companies like Manscaped all the time, and it seems like every guy under 40 these days shaves his crotch; one of the reasons they give is "hygiene," as if your pubes are any dirtier than the hair on your head. Personally, I hate the "manscaping" trend. Stubble and razor bumps are not sexy. Mind, I don't give a rat's ass if a woman doesn't want to shave her legs or under her arms. I'm a guy and I hate shaving my face (which I don't), so I'm sure I'd hate to shave my legs.

[@tomaccino]

@@kenhollis6197 Oh, I meant there's no ad today where a guy would condescendingly say to a woman that she will stink less if she shaves down there or under arms 😂

[@michaelkearns7352]

I lived through all of that and NEVER had a complex. You have to be pretty weak minded to develop a complex from ads

[@LikaLaruku]

These ads are remembered & saved because they were found offensive by people who grew up with them. They serve as a time capsule to show their kids & grandkids how much changed from when they were young.

[@michaelkearns7352]

@LikaLaruku only offensive to weak minded people

[@kenhollis6197]

@@LikaLaruku That's nice, but it seems like many parents don't talk to their kids at all these days. Young kids today don't know what a rotary phone or VCR are, yet I, a child of the '90s, knew what 8-tracks and whatnot were because my parents and grandparents told me about what they had and what it was like when they were kids.

[@bjs301]

Nothing like exercising smug superiority over people who lived in a differet time.

[@bedswerver69]

The ignorance of the past is worth revisiting.

[@bjs301]

The ignorance of today is worth visiting, too. You miss the point. Feeling smugly superior to those in the past just demonstrates one's own small mindedness.@@bedswerver69

[@kenhollis6197]

It's not about being smug, it's about looking at how different advertising was just a few decades ago and having a laugh about it.@@bjs301

[@tomrinehart3022]

Can’t wait to see how stupid todays ads will be in the future…

[@covertcounsellor6797]

I am inclined to agree. It’s pretty rough to evaluate marketing communications from the 1900s by the standards of the 2020s. And quite frankly, I feel a wee bit nostalgic for the greater personal freedom they had then, the fact that people were less Woke and the fact that it appeared people had a _sense of humour_ (unlike now).

[@MomentsInTrading]

I have some funny sexist old ads saved- One has giant print that says- “Girls! You can be somebody! Doctors, Lawyers, CEOs” And then in really small print- “Are looking for (company name) Secretaries” 😂 -- I have one looking for women workers during WW2 that says- “Turns out you gals are useful after all!” -- A coffee ad that shows a man spanking his wife for serving the wrong coffee. _____ A Van Hueson (spelling?) ad that shows a woman serving her husband breakfast in bed while on her knees. 😂😂😂

[@kiwitrainguy]

In the movie The Creature From The Black Lagoon - the follow up movie, a TV reporter describes a woman (one of the main characters in the movie) as a "Pretty, young, scientist". I'm sure no male scientist would have the description "handsome" (or similar) in their description.

[@BladeTheWatcher]

My favorite was the "Nothing sucks like an Electrolux!" :D

[@--Snowy--]

🤣

[@daler.steffy1047]

Ah, one more comment, please: Back in the 1950s, I remember my mother giving me a quarter, and a "permission" note, to get her a pack of Lucky Strike cigarettes (L.S.M.F.T.). So I would hop on my bicycle on a lazy, humid summer evening in Columbus, Ohio, and bike several blocks over to the drugstore, present my note and 25 cents to the cashier, be handed the requested pack of cigarettes, and return home to happily give them to my mother. A job well done for a 9-year-old.

[@sgtlz]

I did the same thing and my parents didn't smoke.

[@GenXfrom75]

I was born in '75 and I went to buy my grandmother's beer and snuff all the time in my teens! We're talking the 1990s!

[@wendigo53]

7:10 and 7:29 In 1934 and 1935, being skinny the starting point, during the Great Depression. I think a little "healthy" weight would be a status symbol - a sign you could afford food.

[@jepolch]

Great one Rich! When I was a kid my mother would soothe me by rubbing Paregoric on my gums. Contained opium and ethanol.

[@jcms9658]

Used it on all our kids. We had an awesome pediatrician. Sure wished I would have saved some

[@RobertHowe-zv7gs]

That poor housewife ; she could not make a decent cup of coffee !

[@maxclickenhof1049]

I'm glad I am 70 and saw far worst than these funny ads in my time. I look around now days and see nothing but snowflakes who get upset at the slightest little thing. Stop the world I want to get off.....lol.

[@LikaLaruku]

People have always been easily offended, it's just easier to share it publicly now. In fact, people are way less offended by things today than they were at any other point in human history due to apathy & lack of religious moral hysteria.

[@tuvia4082]

Gary Cooper: common sense, money. Oh wait, all adds, money.

[@kellyshomemadekitchen]

I can remember my local health department AND EVEN the local ER’s waiting rooms having smoking sections.

[@agomodern]

My elementary had a smoking lounge for teachers in the early 80s.

[@LuciFeric137]

Dad smoked 3 packs a day camel unfiltered. I can still hear him hacking in the morning

[@berneyvonk1]

My dad also. He died of lung cancer at the age of 60

[@josepablolunasanchez1283]

What I see is a constant theme of shaming people for any stupid reason anyone can think of. It is present even today. And it only takes one adjective to shame as if the adjective was true. "This green sky is ugly" would shame the sky, even if it is not green.

[@LikaLaruku]

There's no smell or body shaming in the snake oil ones, just poison passing as medicine, something that persists to this day.

[@SputnickSpooner-jg5gi]

Shaming? Many people are fat, get over it. Some are underweight, get over it. Some are physically fit. Get over it.

[@edgeGabe]

If your wife puts beer on the shopping list, she's thinking of you and today would join you for a beer.

[@markchriestenson3257]

I remember that makeup light up mirror. Some had different light filters to help you get the right look for the right light.

[@Randman64]

Cigarettes and coffee curb your appetite. I can’t sleep if I have coffee after 8 pm . In the service we drank gallons of coffee on the mid watch

[@luisreyes1963]

Ah, the good old days of when amphetamines & cocaine were sold over the counter. Also, just who thought up that Chiquita banana ad? 🤨

[@endtheliesnow5906]

A husband complaining about his wife's lousy coffee is not sexist.

[@briankeenan4901]

The "Oomph" expression was to describe a Babe. Ann Sheridan was the Oomph girl. Look up her pics. She most certainly was.

[@daler.steffy1047]

I have listened to a number of old-time radio programs--and have watched numerous TV shows--all sponsored by tobacco companies advertising their brands of cigarettes. On the radio, you would often "hear" the stars/cast lighting up, as it was "written into" the dialogue/plot; and then you would see the stars of the TV shows smoking during any given episode, within the show itself. And I suspect that a number of these stars & co-stars succumbed to cigarette-related diseases as a result of the very thing that supported their popular radio and TV programs, and provided them with a wealthy lifestyle: ironically, cigarettes.

[@mariateresaventresca7096]

smokin while water skiing? new one

[@randywatkins2359]

What a time to be alive as a man. I envy those who got to enjoy every moment of it

[@SputnickSpooner-jg5gi]

And the women loved it, also. Just ask a 70 year old lady today.

[@collegesuccess]

06:42 min. mark. Notez Bien: The Ayds diet plan slogan was: "Lose weight with Ayds!" Now, there's a catchy product name for losing weight. Investors, anyone? (YIKES!)

[@tazman8697]

Ass Injected Death Sentence is a weight loss programme on its own level lol....

[@steadyeddie7453]

I find it interesting our society frowns on allowing a child to drink a cup of coffee, yet we will let them drink a soda that has much more caffeine and sugar.

[@mgratk]

unless you count energy drinks as soda, soda has much less caffeine than coffee. Less than half as much typically, not that kids should drink soda often.

[@Lifewhilelearning]

How can you say they are sexist when today's feminist do do much worse and no one calls them out. Benson and Hedges a woman is only a woman is condemned by you but Barbie blatantly says he is only ken, which is celebrated by media. The hypocrisy is staggering.

[@tomaccino]

Isn't this a video about offensive VINTAGE ads? Some of you got way too worked up. Chill and light a tiparillo.

[@Lifewhilelearning]

@@tomaccino spoken like a true hypocrite. Guessing you're a gay or a feminist. Either way....go away with your nonesense.

[@roncaruso931]

It was a different time when these ads were made. It was the norm. My dad was fat. I don't recall anyone "Fat shaming" him. Whatever the hell that means. Our society has become so soft and sensitive. All snowflakes. Of course, smoking was bad. But come on now.

[@LikaLaruku]

They're not dug up by modern youth who find these to shame people from the past. They are saved by people from the past who were offended by them back then.

[@roncaruso931]

@@LikaLaruku What??? Whatever.

[@sproctor1958]

Perspective is a needed component in this video. The "sexist" ads with scantily clad models and open innuendo were typically found inside the pages of "Men's Magazines" or "Adult" publications. "Sexism" was already a given... it was what sold the magazine in the first place. They knew who their target audience was. Those types of ads were almost never seen in other types of publications. The cigarette ads were from before all the regulations that filled the tobacco with chemicals to enhance addiction, and make them self extinguishing. And before the knowledge of the harm they could do. And racism? Much of the "offensive" stuff was more to highlight how absurd it was, not to promote it. Looking "down" your nose at other people is unbecoming and offensive on its own.

[@bp39047]

I remember in some bowling alleys in the late league you could barely see the pins due to the cigarette smoke.

[@Barnabas45]

When I went to high school in the 70's you would see half the class Smoking In The Boy's Room!

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

In the 80's my high school had a designated student smoking area right outside the back door. The faculty smoking area was out the side door.

[@nancybarta8167]

OMG Camels were the strongest!I actually remember reading and contemplating buying wate-on!

[@johncipolletti5611]

Hey, at 9 years of age, I would go buy cigarettes for my mom. 25 cents for the pack and a dime foe me! Can you say candy?

[@thestevedoughtyshow27]

It was 1970 when my mother told me that the women's movement was just a bunch of men hating lesbians. She went on to say she liked being a woman and everything that went with it. She was born in 1923.

[@davidmitchell6873]

Good to know. I guess.

[@thestevedoughtyshow27]

@davidmitchell6873 Yes, it is good to know, from a woman who lived in a time when, as we have been told, women suffered so bad at the hands of men. Women enjoyed being women.

[@melissapinol7279]

It really depends on your circumstances, and your potential, and just plain whether you were happy or not. My mother was born in 1929 and was miserable. She had an IQ of over 130 and had been an honor student. She chose the housewife role and we all suffered from her frustration and wasted potential.

[@thestevedoughtyshow27]

@melissapinol7279 mine was born in 1923

[@MartinElliott-uk7qp]

I remember in the fifities the surburban trains here in australia had smoking and nonsmoking compartments and when the train stopped at station and the doors opened smoke that poured out of the smokers was like if a steam was passing .

[@edryba4867]

How to hold a husband? Try using your arms.

[@GenXfrom75]

Reddi Wip IS the best pie 🥧 topper 😂😂😂

[@luisreyes1963]

I heard that! 😉

[@MrDDiRusso]

RDX is actually a military high explosive.

[@readytogo6569]

Yup. They’ll lose all the weight… instantly! 🤣

[@numbersix8919]

I asked my mom what it was like when everybody smoked, everywhere (movie theaters, buses, you name it). "Everybody was sick, all the time!" she said. (Mom was a non-smoker.)

[@jcms9658]

Um, not really . Lots of sick peeps today in comparison

[@numbersix8919]

@@jcms9658 Colds and other upper respiratory stuff, lots of coughing, stuff like that. On the other hand not very many obese people then.

[@kenhollis6197]

I can believe it. Of the people who smoke in my family, their kids frequently had bronchitis.

[@waynelincoln6340]

Washer & Dryer was for the cloth diapers, no pampers in those days

[@DavidDavid-ux8ed]

If somebody is "sensitive", get a life and join the human race.

[@brianrunyon266]

Am interested to watch ads from before I was born to get an idea of what they were like, as I grew up in the 90's.

[@l.salisbury1253]

2:13 - Gettin' a STRONG UNPLEASANT Ol' Man Herbert/Chris Griffin vibe off this ad...

[@erics9754]

It is funny this guy is making fun of these ads from a time in America when people were much happier than they are now and people stayed married with fewer divorces. Could it be the past generation had more common sense and a lot tougher and accepted their male-female roles and worked together instead of trying to outdo each other?

[@kenhollis6197]

Partially, but divorce was considered shameful (particularly) for women. It meant, in society's eyes, that she wasn't a good wife, and being without a man was considered the worst thing that could happen to a woman. Besides, why shouldn't women live however they want to live, whether as a housewife or a career gal? Putting aside the one-upping, that is.

[@bepponabuco7389]

Man-o-man, how I love those water proof Oasis cigarettes! 🤣

[@chrisjenkins9978]

The good o’l days. 😂🤣😂🤣😂😅

[@rabiabegum6136]

Why is that funny?

[@chrisjenkins9978]

@@rabiabegum6136 - Because I remember them as a child. I imagine in another 50 years ads of today will seem rather ridiculous as promoting morbid obesity as a healthy lifestyle or anti-aging creams and antidepressants as cure-alls for what ever ails the "modern woman". 😂🤣😂😂😂😅

[@clarencewalker3925]

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It takes you to Buzz Town. What a trip! And it depends where you put th Redi Whip.

[@GMT439]

1:04 : Bird symbol and '3' stars.

[@soaringvulture]

Nine out of ten doctors who tried camels preferred women.

[@bepponabuco7389]

What about the 1%ers? They kept the Camels? 🤣

[@soaringvulture]

@@bepponabuco7389 Leave the gun. Take the Camels.

[@tazman8697]

@@soaringvulture Ahh Camels..aka "ships of the desert"...Full of Arab seamen...

[@francissreckofabian01]

When I was a teenager I saw a doctor smoking (never again over the next 50 years) and immediately didn't trust him. This was before we knew how bad it was - although, to be fair, it was kinda obvious. My dad's smoking made me hate it. 6 ways to turn her on??? I assume one of those devices is a vibrator. Umm . . . . Is RDX still available? Asking for a friend. "This was a bad day to quit taking amphetamines." The banana image was laugh out loud. This was fun AND horrifying.

[@kenhollis6197]

Everytime I pass by a hospital, I see doctors and nurses outside smoking.

[@panchocarlo]

In the 1960s when I was a kid, we would go to the Union 76 gas station and buy cigarettes from the machine and could go to the Soda shop and buy them as long as we told them they were for our mom or dad.

[@agomodern]

And how have the laws helped? Now kids just smoke illegally by stealing them or given to them by their parents.

[@kerryfrance4013]

I am glad that children can't buy cigarettes at stores

[@itoo3654]

Anymore 🥴

[@GenXfrom75]

I smoked from age 14... and never got ID'd until one week before my 18th birthday in 1993! It was still 18 for tobacco then.

[@Lili-xq9sn]

You didn't need to go to the store for Cigarettes, there are cigarette cigarette machines everywhere.

[@jcms9658]

Playboy adds from the 60s are awesome

[@mlongpre100]

3:06 hey that's arthur godfrey on the box !

[@southernbreeze3278]

those doctor new what they were talking about - camel non-filtered were great smokes. on the down side they were lethal, but still darn tasty.

[@tazman8697]

Surely the poster can find something other than old cigarette ads...YES!... PEOPLE USED TO SMOKE!..(And many still do) Big fucking deal!!...Get over it!!..Move on!!..

[@AdLockhorst-bf8pz]

Camel ... has a dromedary on its pack.

[@JayGideon-7]

Seven banned commercial videos - or one video rehashed six times. I really enjoyed it - then enjoyed it again. After that it was Deja vu all over again. I still love the channel though!

[@TenaB-j2l]

Have you seen the commercial for secret whole body deoderant? It states and I quote: " because more than your armpits stink". So how have we changed? Companies are now even more bold than they were back then.

[@folginator]

Ahh… the good old days 😊

[@calliecooke1817]

What's wrong with marketing 7UP to kids ? It doesn't have caffeine and no more sugar than half the drinks or cereals out there.

[@ronm6585]

Thanks Rich.

[@JIm-w1b]

You people today, don't understand the world of the past, where life was simple and fun. We didn't take things as serious as you people do today. It's a real shame the way fun and innocence has become lost on today's world.

[@scottdean7613]

The ladies had to love those vinyl floors, no carpet burn! ❤️‍🔥

[@olafirraudir7648]

It´s a miracle, we survived!

[@stogiechomper]

These old ads have great value to modern liberals who love to spout “isms” (like “sexism,”) thereby establishing their moral superiority and massive enlightenment.

[@billdesinger8604]

Seriously? It’s the Conservative Republicans who spout moral superiority. They are against abortion, most birth control and anything gay or transgender related and feel the right to make everyone else abide by this, period. Freedom of choice isn’t apparently an option in their self-righteous narrow minds.

[@daler.steffy1047]

In reading through the comments below, I see people are getting emotional and/or upset, and some are feeling defensive (these are subjective observations, of course). Let's keep this video presentation in its proper perspective: The ads being shown here are simply giving us a glimpse into another time in history; and it's for you, of course, to interpret them as you wish, but is the need to criticize other people's perspectives necessary? It's just a historical perspective, that's it!

[@oldsharkbythesea3962]

How Future Generations will look back on “Trust The Science”… if the world isn’t destroyed first.

[@agomodern]

And nothing at all has changed. They're still lying to us.

[@MichaelRobertson-i8f]

Remember what happened to me Maribor cigarettes Man: died of lung cancer

[@kazitude1]

Yet, life was, all in all, better in many ways

[@briankeenan4901]

But now we have Drugs that get banned later on that are advertised on TV. And not to mention, the sex aid commercials that children should not see.

[@MeloraCarabas]

I remember 1983 when I was 7 or 8 and they told me it was time that I learned to drink tea. Meanwhile everyone was smoking at the breakfast table. I was scolded for coughing because the window was opened a bit so I was just "over reacting". Today I'm perfectly fine! As long as I run my air purifier regularly to protect my damaged lungs.

[@sidsod1616]

As the actresses said to the bishop, nothing satisfies me like a camel.🐫🙊😂😂

[@joanalosm]

I love the clickbait image! As it seems, things are not soooo diferent today.

[@fiddleronthecube7835]

I bet you watch commercials for fun nowadays. For me, they're torture.

[@kensimmerman1257]

Imagine when we watch the gender change and gay prep adds in the future

[@allen44p]

R.D.X. funny thing this is a component in Explosives😂

[@diannshowers9129]

These are ads that were made before people knew better

[@SputnickSpooner-jg5gi]

I enjoyed every single one of them. They told it like it is and they were entertaining.

[@Heisrisin3]

Yeah, I could only stand about two minutes of the self-righteous virtue signaling BS.

[@xandror]

2:08 probably the most insincere thing I've heard on youtube. The ad itself condemns the statement about women. The trash that passes for content these days...

[@richardcummins5465]

Smoking. I came from a family of 10. Mum dad 8 kids. 9 of the 10 smoked regularly. Nine had no medical issues at all. Older brother drank himself to death.

[@bobberndt9744]

L.S.M.F.T. 😃 I thought I was also going to see a group of happy people All sporting one black eye !

[@sgt.duke.mc_50]

A "Tarreyton" black eye that said you would rather "fight than switch"! even if "Lucky Strike Meant Fine Tobacco" 🚭🤣

[@michaeldixon6619]

This is when men are men and women are women no mixed genders

[@plunkervillerr1529]

We have become so sensitive , WOW IS ME , I`m SHOCKED!

[@frederiquecouture3924]

Hot polka dresses turn no one these days.

[@frankwafer6919]

Thank you for all the beautiful memories you bring back to us - but I am also aware that alot of this was really bad for your health! Today, we know more!😮💖💯🤍🤌👍!

[@kyrenthang8633]

I don't agree with mosts of the rants in the "Seiest" section, most of those rants are unfounded. Anybody who scoffs at giving a woman a washing machine has never used a washing board before and doesn't know what a relief a washing machine would be.

[@patwalsh52]

you should be called Banned cigarets

[@ClaireCopeland-n6y]

Anyone recall candy cigarettes? My mom smoked Wimstons and i had to have that brand😂

[@speedingatheist]

When a 'sexist joke' is just a funny joke for normal people. Woke garbage tier.

[@kenhollis6197]

Things that are sexist (or any other -ist) can be funny. It doesn't mean they aren't what they are. I got a good chuckle out of these ads because of how silly they were.

[@jamesmoss3424]

It's a good thing that I don't smoke.

[@1966ldm]

There was some good ones in there, but still clickbait cause the one with the stockings wasn’t in it at all 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@sgtlz]

I believe that Aids (as in HIV) did in Ayds.

[@DavidFMayerPhD]

RDX=trimethylene trinitramine a powerful explosive.

[@erics9754]

Love them all take me back to the good days.

[@mikeburns6603]

I miss freedom of speech.

[@John-ls2gp]

Did I just see Gomer Pyles girlfriend? Use to by carton for POPS, under the X-Mas tree.