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Is that Matt Bomer?

59:35 is so me

Similar fate for New Delphos Manufacturing Company, Delphos, Ohio October, 1990. In business since 1898, similar “family bond” type of workplace.

Love the creativity with this ad, looks awesome. 😎

They should have never stopped these types of shows for children. They relate and take heed better hearing this from their peers.

RIP Sergio Mendes 1941-2024

Este 7up es unas de mis gaseosas favoritos 🎉

great find, thanks

Studebaker always tried to move forward even though the odds were always against them that's why Studebaker is remembered and I do think that makes Studebaker a CHAMPION 😊

Studebaker always tried to move forward even though the odds were always against them that's why Studebaker is remembered and I do think that makes Studebaker a CHAMPION 😊

Studebaker always tried to move forward even though the odds were always against them that's why Studebaker is remembered and I do think that makes Studebaker a CHAMPION 😊

Studebaker always tried to move forward even though the odds were always against them that's why Studebaker is remembered and I do think that makes Studebaker a CHAMPION 😊

Conway Twitty Owned A Studebaker

Is blue shirt John Krasinski?

No one fucking asked you Jared.

The David that appears just after 9:24 is David Cassidy, formerly of The Partridge Family, which led a successful career as a performer under his own name. Thanks for uploading!

Studebaker. Thanks for nothing. Cheated these long time (even lifetime employees) out of their pensions. This is where ERISA was born.

i remember these subway commercials like they were yesterday. the other guy at the table talking to the guys was the "face" of Subway commercials promoting some of the more delicious and complex looking sandwiches. not stuff like the turkey or ham. these sandwiches weren't necessarily bad for you, but definitely not fitting the 6 grams of fat or less. Jared was the other main face of the Subway commercials promoting the healthy ones so this was kind of like a meeting of two minds type of thing as the sweet onion chicken teriyaki tasted good but was also low in fat so it checked both boxes

Wow that guy not paying attention to Jared is how we all should’ve felt about him. Lucky for me, I never liked the guy

*The late 1940's through the early1960's was a great time for most in the USA, to grow up,* *and to be alive!* *WW2 was over.* USA and its allies were victorious in both in Europe and in the Pacific. (The GI's who returned wanted to have a better society -- "All boats rise" was the underlying theory) *The Cold War* had begun (and there had been a victory in the Berlin Blockade/Airlift 1948--1949) *Korean War* (1950--1953) did not last long and ended in a draw (armistice, no peace deal) *Cuban Missile Crisis* (13 days ... 16-28 October 1962) had ended peacefully *The Vietnam War* (1955 - 1975) had not, yet, heated up (with American troops until 1961--1963). *Employment was high, unemployment and inflation were low* during most of these years. (The offshoring and "stagflation" that plagued the 1970's onward had not begun). *By the end of the 1960's the Civil Rights movement was bearing good fruit.* [It had begun post-American Civil War (1860--1865) and was revitalized during WW2 and in the 1950's with integration in the military and school integration -- promoted by President Eisenhower.]

Yes ..soo true ..especially in the designs up to 1955……surprisingly I was twelve when my older brother purchased his first car in 1956 ….and I was totally disappointed ..in his choice until I saw his model the 1946 commander v8 …and was relived of the incredible turn around in design ..I use to call them ..STUPIDBAKER……up to the new design in 1956……that is my experience of this lethargic…make ……now history…

They have Winn-Dixie in Orlando, FL & Miami, FL.

Back when we thought eating fat made you fat and Jared wasn't a pred.

my name is Zantrox

What a stunning car - the CONVERTIBLE Lark!

This was Al Music 3. The first one was in 1992, the Second in 1993.

Me encantó y me encantará hasta el final de mis días! Hermoso spot el que habían hecho...otros tiempos también😢

0:03 “Just 6 g of fat“ nah more like 5.6 TB of you know what on his computer.

This was the first I had heard of Monty Python

21:54 "Happy Days!" Tom Bosley(Mr. Cunningham"

Erica Ehm...my Canadian celeb crush! ❤

This dope. I was born in 1992 so cool !

1970's suits had to be the UGLIEST suits in American history! 😂

30:17 I started collecting beer cans in 1971 in St Louis MO. I still have about 400 of them and now I have a beautiful '57 Silver Hawk.

Tyrone: hey jared, im gonna have your ass tonight Jared: yes, its only 6 grams of fat

房間裡的大自然?

Jared Fogle: 5 grams of bread - 5 foot long - 6 year olds! It all makes sense. We should have seen it coming.

Our government is gar less than they promised.

Failure = George Romney.

Same old wheel drug track she’s yours 🤪

Este fanático debería ver videos de la Carrera Panamericana.

I love how the guy disregards Jared by saying "Yeah, whatever!". He knew his true colors well before any one of us.

Explorers should still be able to dive on this wreck. Nobody has the right to tell anyone they can't dive on a shipwreck. While respect should be given to the lost sailors its definitely not a Grave or should it be treated as such. It should still be investigated until the cause is found. Why leave a found body on the floor of the lake? Bring that individual home to his Family. None of this makes any sense.

Alcohol kills memories

thank you for putting this video up. by the way I'm Nathan i enjoyed being interviewed by Neal we did become friends and i do miss him

Whoever he is: Hey, haven’t I seen this guy on television? I think I saw him on To Catch A Predator

Does anyone recall seeing a Weird Al clip, on MuchMusic, from the early or mid-‘90s, in which he is sitting in the passenger seat of a moving car, picking his nose with his big toe? I remember seeing this as a kid and thinking it was hilarious, but I’ve never been able to find it online.

There was at least one Al Music before this one.

I wish I can find the one where weird Al is doing the voiceover on the Pearl Jam music video, Jeremy.