I'm old enough to remember:
My dad pumping gas at 16 cents/gallon;
Paying 23 cents/gallon (gas wars) when I first started driving;
S & H Green Stamps;
Washing machines with no "spin" cycle - there were "pinch" rollers on the top & you manually wrang out every article you'd placed in the machine; & if that's not enough, a clothes dryer was called the clothes line;
Milk being delivered (daily) to the front door in glass bottles with paper lids;
You got your windshield cleaned, oil checked, and gas pumped,without asking, all for free, every time? And you didn't pay for air?
When there was no "stereo" (only "high fidelty") & there was no "FM" radio;
45 RPM & 78 RPM records;
Romper Room;
Bounce-back "Bozo the Clown" punching bags;
Pay toilets;
Pay telephones;
Telephone numbers with words (pre-alpha numeric) like "Overland 8-1813".
My dad pumping gas at 16 cents/gallon;
Paying 23 cents/gallon (gas wars) when I first started driving;
S & H Green Stamps;
Washing machines with no "spin" cycle - there were "pinch" rollers on the top & you manually wrang out every article you'd placed in the machine; & if that's not enough, a clothes dryer was called the clothes line;
Milk being delivered (daily) to the front door in glass bottles with paper lids;
You got your windshield cleaned, oil checked, and gas pumped,without asking, all for free, every time? And you didn't pay for air?
When there was no "stereo" (only "high fidelty") & there was no "FM" radio;
45 RPM & 78 RPM records;
Romper Room;
Bounce-back "Bozo the Clown" punching bags;
Pay toilets;
Pay telephones;
Telephone numbers with words (pre-alpha numeric) like "Overland 8-1813".