I love old footage and don't want it to be forgotten. Playing video games from the '80s, '90s and 2000s. Doing digital restoration of old commercials.
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He was a great comic... FED every drug to destroy him
i remember that scene from the movie and i was sure they were using a rag doll or sth, holly shit it was a real man tumbling thru the air like crazy... hats down
Dried juice- Tang, and ramen noodles developed for space exploration, quick snack foods, burgers and fries. Mom made milkshakes with her mixer. And cut her own fries and made burgers. She was really tickled she could make them at home. We never had them until the Late 50's in our house. Boxed donuts and rolls, cookies. Never had those until the late 50's either. If mom didn't make it we didn't have it. She even made her iwn potato chips. But these foods were treats, not regular meals. 1960's saw more junk but it was not allowed in our house. A candy bar was a treat, served after a meal as dessert.
Im 65. These commercial s are late fufty, early sixities. We grew up on shake and bake and hamburger helper
We flooded the market and our bodies with junk. That's the American Way! 👍
Minute 9:41: what is the Texaco gas price?
Remember 'Mr. Freeze' popsicles that came in a blue box of ten popsicles with different flavours?
The length of an ingredients list has gone nuts.. where once there was only a few ingredients there are now quite a few.. lots of chemicals..i feel like diet soda vs. Regular soda has more chemicals in it..
Governments governing under developed countries with low sex education should air this.
As a kid we had shredded wheat.. now it formed wheat paste
It’s not death, it’s taskmaster playing human bowling
Should have omitted advertising for the ILLEGAL TOBACCO DRUG, which should be BANNED, NOW!
I really like the Rice Crispries song.
Eww
We never got these processed things, we didn’t have enough money. Apart from bread, butter and milk, most of our foods were fresh meat and produce. Christmas lunch was such a special and wonderful occasion because we got to eat things we couldn’t through the year. Adults got to eat steak, kids got lamb chops. Ironic now lamb is more expensive than beef in many places.
Lamb tastes too gamey.
@@megkag1977 I love lamb but it can be rich so in moderation. For me I hate the smell of pork but I love a good pork with crackle I just need to not be there when it’s cooking.
did anybody notice the alfha-bits girl was tabetha from bewitched?
Really, I didn't know this ,thanks.
Good to remember they lied through their teeth selling us garbage… Actually this is about the time when all the prefab foods that are actually harmful started to flood into our homes. Anything for a dollar
Anacin, Bufferin, Contac, Dristan, Excedrin, Formula 44.
Pop Tarts hands down over Toastems any day ! 😊 Boil in bag dinners were my fave afterschool snack. Along with all the great cartoons !
Banquet & Swanson TV Dinners. Wheaties The Cereal Of Champions.
Google JFK'S Youth Physical Fitness testing in the 60's. That'll explain why there are no obese kds dspite all the junk-y food. 😮 PE standards were way, WAY higher back then, and every school kid had to do it. PS - ignore the creepy clown ad, that Sugar Rice Krinkles cereal was tasty!
Some pretty girls in this video!
Sore throats, itchy eyes, sore feet, stomach aches, pimples, sunburnes, toothaches 🤢
George Burns smoked Cuban cigars, but, eh, it's a commercial. Then and now the function of any commercial is 1 fold, to get you to remember the name of the product, period.
I based my life on this film, and in 2024 it's about to pay off in dividends.
On my Appalachian Trail hike grapenuts, powder milk nuts and raisins made perfect healthy filling breakfast!
Grapenuts...still the healthiest cereal...no sugar!
And the only one still around
Seeing why the health of baby boomers is not great. The super processed foods, junk foods, fake foods have been around a long time.
I'm a baby boomer and I'm healthy, so are a lot of boomers.
Unfortunately most of those before baby boomers are all dead..did they eat healthy
@@jim0311 Yes, much more than we do now.
Cooking IS a nuisance!😂
In the commercial that starts at 7:40, is the actor Peter Graves (one of the guys who played in the original Mission Impossible)?
I would say yes! Good eye!
3:03 300 calories whoa
Gen Z here and writing a book set in the 60s, videos like these are so interesting and the comments are really helpful. Despite the cons it seems like a really fun time to grow up in!
Depends on what aspect. For an accurate view of the 1950s or 1960s look up David Hoffman. Consider for example, the violence of the 1968 Democratic convention.
@@elzoog Thanks!
good thing its sugar sparkled. its what kids need😂
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This is why our country has an obesity crisis. Packaged breakfast cereal is so bad for you. :(
It's not that. Obesity didn't become a big problem until the 1990s or so. The difference is that in the 1960s, kids were A LOT more active than they are today. An average boy would for example, ride his bike as fast as he could and think it was fun.
Oh gosh... I remember Alpha-bits! We never bought them. Mom thought they were too expensive, and just fed us oatmeal instead. :)
Do you remember Cream of Wheat?
Remember "Whip n Chill"? 😮
no
@vincec727 well, the good news is you didn't miss much.
@@gordonnash5894 Was it like cool whip?
@vincec727 It was more of a dessert on its own. It consisted of a chemical cocktail that was added to milk and then stirred and allowed to set. One step beyond that was J---o 1-2-3, which separated into 3 layers, and which my mother would buy only at my insistence.
@@gordonnash5894 yum! 🤦🏻♂️
I remember these! And that pink dial soap bar These years as a kid growing up in Shaker hts Ohio Were the best
Love how many people are blaming anything but themselves.
No wonder we're all dying from cancer. Processed food has very little nutrition and it's loaded with cancer causing ingredient.
I remember that decade when you could broadcast and get away with worrying about who might get offended? today there are too many restrictions.
Simoniz Floor Wax. For that "oily garage" smell. 😵
Rybutol is "Snake Oil". 🐍
We never had the sugar cereals growing up. We had 7 kids in our family. We couldn’t afford it. But they were loaded with sugar
All we had were Rice Crispies. Some mornings just hot tea and a cookie, or toast. Mom wasn’t a morning person.
All you have to do is watch an episode of the price is right from the 70s, then watch one from today. It’s unbelievable how fat the people are now, compared to then.
When you're aware now that we were and are being poisoned today, why are you still eating this death food?
Fresh from the sea....fresh again.😅
Looks much more like the 1970’s.
Women getting squirted in the face was 100% sexual , those sly devils lol!
WHY OBESITY RATES HAVE TRIPLED IN THE U.S. SINCE THE ‘70’S: I have been alive 58 1/2 years. Here’s a news flash! We do NOT eat the same stuff overall that we did 60 years ago. Back then meals were home made and fast food was the exception on a special day. Same goes for soda - a special treat. Thirsty when outside playing? Drink water out of the garden hose! Mom worked but also made time to bake homemade chocolate chip cookies or peanut butter cookies. Brownies NEVER came out of a box. Even hot chocolate was made with Hershey Cocoa Powder, sugar and milk on top of the stove. If we had leftover rice from dinner she would make my Grandmas Rice Pudding for dessert (sounds gross but was actually an amazing recipe from the depression.) We ate leftovers to save food costs. We didn’t have pizza delivered EVER or frozen meals from the store. Food delivery to our houses in L.A. and San Diego County was NOT a thing back then for us. Dinners were homemade 99% of the time. NO microwave ovens! You want something defrosted? Run it under cold water until it thaws! LIMITED convenience foods! NO ‘Poppin Fresh’ biscuits! You want biscuits - make them YOURSELF! 🤣 We usually sat down for dinner together as a family at 6:00 P.M. and drank milk for the beverage. FORGET the endless snacking! Rummaging in the cupboard before dinner? Mom would say, “Supper is ALMOST ready.” & kick you out of the kitchen. 😱 Dinner was meat, vegetables and maybe potatoes or biscuits. Lunch was usually a sandwich with a nickel in the bottom of the paper sack for milk at school and always included fresh fruit. If we wanted a snack - Putting REAL peanut butter on crackers or having fresh fruit was what we did. Highly processed foods were VERY minimal. SNACKS: Oranges, cantaloupe, peaches, etc. Fresh, homemade cookies if you were lucky. Once upon a time if you got a Coke at a gas station - the bottle was SMALL. No Super Size of ANYTHING. Even McDonald’s used to serve really small sodas. A look around your local ‘gas’ station now will clue us into how it’s SO easy to be overweight or obese these days. Like soldiers in a losing battle - we are SURROUNDED by the enemy. Worse - bad food is so commonplace now we don’t even QUESTION it. Eating badly has become normalized. When I was in school in the ‘70’s I only remember ONE heavyset kid in the WHOLE school named David. The kids on my block played outside until dark. Lack of video games kept us more active & face to face interaction was rewarding. We CAN change how we eat and move our body now but there is NO doubt we are swimming upstream in the current culture. How we eat & live now has drastically changed in the last 60 years. This partly explains why obesity rates have TRIPLED since the 1970s. We CAN change. We don’t have to live overweight, obese and miserable for the rest of our lives. I’m post menopausal and lost 44 lbs. and kept it off for 2 years - without weight loss drugs. My Doctor prescribed Ozempic but my R.N. best friend advised against it. I did research and 40% of muscle mass is LOST on this drug. Therefore you lose weight but 40% of it is muscle and your metabolism slows down even more. Sometimes the old fashioned way is better. Simple eating that focuses on protein and limiting processed foods / sugars / carbs. And walking. This is how I lost it and continue to manage it over time. Signed, Born in 1966
This is so insightful. Thank you so much for sharing this