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Nelly Bly was born in Pennsylvania.

#notgoingback

I doubt that you realize you are quoting an Etta James song.

Back in '50 my mother was fired because she got married. Married women back then had only one career open to them, Housewife

Do we think these attitudes are gone? Oh heck no! We have a political party today whose campaign for presidency involves bashing women who have not had children. This ties a woman's value to one thing, being a baby factory. Vote folks, vote!

When do women lie? There is no her-story. Who is responsible for the global catastrophe? Why are 95% females genetically unfit to breed healthy, intelligent, beautiful and very fit offspring with a ten man?

The women (and men) of the 20th century did all the work, even the rather backward USA it was all done before the 21st century. The current generation pretending to be in the same struggle or claiming their successes as theirs is not a testament to the strength of women, on the contrary. Children growing up without one the parents is not a success, abortions are also a failure to use the wide availabilty of birth control. I'm all in favour of equal rights but the practicality of it is the product of human innovation and technological progress. Before the 20th century running a household was a serious full time job for most women, while the men had a far harder job to do. Mining, harpooning whales in the freezing cold, not jobs women really wanted to do but weren't allowed to. But I'm sure those women would have done better than the spoiled whiners with their emotional and mental problems of Gen Z. At least in the late 20th century a family could still be raised on one income, and the wife working was a luxury of extra income. Women's liberation has resulted in the woman's part of the family income mostly ending up in the pockets of a very few rich men. So of course the corporatocracy is behind this divide and rule propaganda. Men and women should not let themselves be divided and fight them together, as equals.

We couldn't wear pants in school in Iowa, USA. We had snow drifts up to my butt. You could wear pants under your dress to walk to school but you better go straight to the bathroom and take them off before anyone saw you. Even at 5 years old I knew that was insane behavior.

I'm a guy and I don't understand men that don't shave their pits. It's more hygienic to shave the pits. It's the hair that causes the odor.

Do you get hot coppa or sweet?

That bread looks as tough as a brick! I wouldn't eat it.

I always enjoy your content! ❤ Keep it up!

I always enjoy your content! ❤ Keep it up!

Billie was such a beautiful woman ❤

Also this decade: Dannon Yogurt became a home staple due to clever adds linking yogurt's popularity in Soviet Georgia with the longevity of its residents..

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One thing to keep in mind about drinking during this era; when men came home from World War II they had PTSD just like every other generation. Unfortunately they weren't allowed to address it. The war is over! Let's move on and enjoy our lives! They weren't allowed to acknowledge they were traumatized by war which is why they drank as much as they did. As Roger said about his generation and drinking, "We drink because we deserve it"

I found one in a thrift store. My mom was a young woman in the 40s. These were a popular pot because all metals were used for the WWII efforts and this type of pot didn’t use much metal! She remembered they were very cheap at the time. Of course I bought it and we had a lot of coffee from it! The tube is super delicate and ours bit the dust when that got broken.

Gabagool? ova here! 👇

I grew up in West Virginia in the 80’s and 90’s, I don’t think the surgeon general curbed any of their cig use😂

No joke about how EVERYTHING used to smell like cigarettes. Any restaurant you went into, lost of gas stations, people smoked EVERYWHERE. It was just what you did back then. Nobody really questioned it.

I am 44 years old, and my first job out of high school (in 1998) was as a directory assistance operator for USWest (now part of CenturyTel) in Waterloo Iowa. At that time I did directory assistance for 11 western states. The floor below us was the old "zero operator" floor, which had much fewer staff by that point. In 1998 and '99 when I worked there, the zero operators were already largely defunct. Most of the calls they got were people wanting to know the time, or occasionally you would still get old folks who actually would still dial zero and have the operator place calls for them (not kidding). I want to say that USWest finally closed their "zero" operations in or around the year 2000 (don't quote me on that). I know that after I quit working there they eventually closed the entire office. There are at least to my knowledge no operators left at that location. We also had sister offices in Colorado and Oregon which I imagine are also closed by this point. My mother as her first job out of high school (1968) was the type of zero operator discussed in this video. She worked for AT&T at what eventually got split into Southwestern Bell in Texas. Phones have certainly changed a lot over my lifetime!

Great video! Thank you for shining a light on what is partially women’s history as many operators were women. Subscribed and looking forward to your next video

If I might humbly suggest, have the plug at the end, the intro is a little too long

Good video keep it up 👏

Amazing many thanks for posting 🙏

Love it 😊. You’re killin it 👍✊

Amazed that redhead didn't light up with the sparkler and hairspray 😮

Leaving a comment for the algorith. Your channel deserves more subs. Great video.

This is a very well researched and put together video for someone who I assume is relatively new (I see you've been making videos for about a year on youtube at least) the only bit of constructive criticism I would give is to read shorter parts of the scripts and do multiple takes when needed. There are some parts where it seems like you're not quite able to keep reading at the speed you're talking at, it's something that is super minor but if you're in the video essay space many people will only be listening and that can make it more obvious. I think you have done a great job here and I hope that in another year or 2 I'll be sitting here going "I remember when she was at 583 subscribers, now here she is with 1 million!". Keep it up, I look forward to seeing what you come up with next!

So what I'm hearing is that everyone needs to start smoking again so I can reclaim my throne as being a super manly man with my BO. I know there is a bit of a health trade off but I think we can all agree that it'd be worth it!

I enjoyed the video. Your topic selection and style seem likely to succeed. Keep at it until the algorithm favors you.

By the quality of the video I asumed it was a big channel. you are doing great work i hope to see more of your vids pop in my recommended

I stopped using anything under my arms for over 10 years.

The past sounds like it sucked, and that it was dangerous, deprived, and disgusting, and quite frequently gratuitously awful for no good reason at all, even when it could have been avoided.

Interesting topic, and I appreciate the research you do!

Great video!

Never seen your channel before, but it's refreshing to find something in my recommended that isn't just a boilerplate short video essay/listicle about a broad historical period/topic. Also, nice job with the composition and lighting of your narrator shots, definitely gave me a comfy 50's vibe. Liked and subbed!

What you consume makes your sweat smell. If you have a lousy diet, you stink. If you eat better you don't. If you exercise your body rids itself of toxins efficiently.

Great video!

Lets go back to this, because it's literally a luxury if you think about it, we dont actully need deodorant

This was a fantastic video to fall asleep to!!

A well thought out and excellent video about something I never thought about, but is entirely interesting. Subscribed!

Not enough gabagol

I think all soda fountains should be brought back. We need them now more than ever before.

Walgreens and Woolworths were in competition.

Most pharmacies had a soda fountain and lunch counter with stools. They made the best shakes & floats, and they would put flavors in soft drinks. A cherry coke was delicious. I miss them.

Mmm, reminds me of Jersey

Shoot your own series about your virtue signalling woke view of the 60s. It’s not what the series was about.

Great question! '50s vibe was all about post-war positivity, tech advances, and booming consumer culture. Great video too fam!!