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Worked after h.s.at rego park 79-81..what a blast!!!

I work at eagle in Crystal lake store number 028 the new store was 289 l work for eagle for about 15 years

managed at Suncoast for 15 years. I was there thru the Best Buy buyout and then them selling it cause they tried to put their big box in a little box, trying to sell Dish etc. management overall wasn't that great.

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I want pathmark come back

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Background music is too loud. It's called "Background" music.

My dad told me in those early hot Rod days those Earl Sheib guys were puking out crappy paint jobs during the day we’re putting out hot Rod paint jobs at night that were incredible. They shot enamel allday they had to get good at it. Given the right time and material.

November 14th 2023 wow I was wondering what happened to all the Boston markets in my area unbelievable that they shut down like that I'm going to miss this restaurant

The downfall came when Sam Friedlander’s sons took over. My Uncle was the Building director for Food Fairs from Baltimore to Key West. His cousin was a mean buyer

The song that plays at 1:54 was written by Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori (the composers for the Halo video games)

I Always Liked Shopping At Foleys

RIP Conn's. They were great for awhile, but eventually started living up to their name by conning people in so many different ways. The attorney general in Texas sued them back in 2009 because they weren't honoring any of their warranties.

How did I miss this one? Luby's is truly iconic, but unfortunately their future looks rather bleak. I'm in Houston and some of their locations don't get busy at all, even during peak hours.

what to do with old Fry's gift card?

I was a Musicland Store Manager back in the late 70's, still hauling around my LP collection.

Nice history. I worked for Ohrbach’s (in Los Cerritos, Glendale, Topanga and Wilshire) from 1976-1987 and have a correction for the video narrative. At ~2:57: note that the Los Cerritos Mall and Del Amo Fashion Center stores were the tile covered units, not the Glendale store which was in the red brick Galleria. Cerritos was maroon tile and Del Amo was cobalt; both had stainless steel trim. Glendale was opened as a unique prototype store with movable interior wall panels. It was eventually remodeled to a more conventional arrangement. There was also a unique, compact two-level store opened in the Topanga Plaza mall near the May Company. This was the final California store location opened before the West Coast stores were closed and the East Coast stores became Howland-Steinbeck stores after 1987.

I remember going to Maas Brothers with my Mom from my teens to twenties. It was an occasional Saturday event. Every December 26th, we were there when the doors opened for the 50% off sale on Christmas decorations and cards. I have great memories of Maas Brothers. Our location had a restaurant or cafe, I think it was the Suncoast Grill. I could be wrong about the name. I wonder if the Grill was a part of other Maas locations or just the one in Gainesville?

$29.95…..You were robbed. My Dad had our 55 Ford Wagon painted White by Earl Schieb in San Diego in 1959 for $19.99! It wasn’t perfect, but a big improvement over the old faded Maroon color. 👍👍😂😎🇺🇸

This is proof that tRump is bad luck.

I remember the sign! I grew up in St Louis in the 80s. I don't remember anything but the sign, but we shopped there a lot. I found an ad for moosletoe, a collectible plush moose foll. I had one and a holly, the form counterpart. I thought they were from JC Penny Thanks for sharing this, a weird little corner of my memories

They also offered a spray-on vinyl roof. Textured paint mixed with a secret ingredient!

I can't even get my nails painted for $29.95!

Only a few still open😢

Suggestion for Next Video: "ABC" or "The Boys" Supermarkets from the 70's and 80's in LA

The AI narration is awful, and there was at least one photo included of Badcock of South Florida, which is not the same company.

The trick was to do all the masking yourself ahead of time, so all they had to do was the windshield and tires.

The employees at strawbeidges in the neshaminy mall knew me buy my first name that's how much money I spent there I wish they were still in business 😢

Best chicken I have ever had and the sides! Maybe I'm bias because I worked there 😊 great now I'm craving an original chicken sandwich 😢

I was vacationing with my wife in her hometown in Puerto Rico a few years back and I saw one and demanded we eat there. It wasn't that great, but just to go somewhere that I spent a lot of memories as a kid with my family was worth it to me.

"You'll love it at Levitz!"

As I understand it Conn's was basically a bottom feeder, selling overpriced furniture to lower income people at high interest rate credit. If Badcock had been the same way, it (and Conn's) won't be missed.

I had a 1957 Chevrolet. I totally rebuilt the engine, put in a hurst floor shifter, quad carburetor, dual exhaust, etc. I got it painted at Earl's. I totally wet sanded, primed bare spots, and masked the whole car. It came out perfect!!!

By the 70's these shops were a mafia-run type thing.

Remember when a neighbor had his car painted by this outfit long ago. 'Complete job' DIDN'T include washing it first; came back with bird poop & other debris under paint......

Spiegel was a great catalog company. Liz Tillon destroyed it.

6:34 I'll never understand why the Hempstead store is never mentioned. Anywhere! It was the biggest store in the United States . And I work there

anyone else remember - I'm Pearl Shibe and I'll do anything for $19.95 nothing wrong with a Scheib paint job - you got what you paid for

Does anyone know anything about the Sambo’s Ring. It looks like a big class ring and has around the stone Sempre Avante meaning Always Forward. I’m wondering if the rings were made for individuals who managed the restaurant possibly. Any info would be interesting.

There were even more Earl Scheib commercials. Good save.

When I was younger, I used to look at there magazine like a kid on Christmas.

Navigator is similar to Microsoft's Bob. It got discounted after Windows 95 was released

I remember looking at an Earl Scheib special. They didn’t even wipe the leaves off the car.

Strawbridge & Clothier, John Wanamaker, Lit Brothers, and Gimbels were all in Philadelphia when I was a kid. It is so sad that these stores are gone.

In the 1960s, a neighbor had their early Ford Falcon painted a nice, shiny red at Earl Scheib. I don't remember if it lasted 3 years before it was a dull matte red-orange.

Want your headlights and chrome grill painted 🎨 the same color as the rest of your car? Stop by Earl Schibe. 😂

The Elder Beerman that used to run in the Marion Centre Mall still has all the sinage up, and that unit is HAUNTED

I've always been a big fan of Earl Scheib!!!

As the saying goes, "You get what you pay for".