I’d totally be up for that. Show them artists they used to listen to from their era and what their careers have become, as well as their sports teams as well as how dependent we are on technology now.
Imagine being a gamer in the 80’s, But you commit a crime and go to jail for 30 years. the last game they played and had seen was on the Atari. Now think of the jump, they would be going from a pixelated game with almost no detail, to an open world game with amazing detail.
There's actually a manga with a similar setup, lol. Gamer from the 90s goes into a Coma (tho he was actually in a fantasy world at the time), and comes back, shocked that Sega no longer makes game consoles. Manga's title: "Isekai Ojisan"
I like how they come with this crazy questions and everybody believes the stories are true. Because there is alot of 60 years old people using Reddit... The most immature teen community.
Jhon Zeimerman 😆 theres not 60 year olds on reddit and youre not more mature than them. Im 39 and noone I know has any idea what reddit is. And I learned from these channels. 60 year olds cant even use iphones yet. I dont know what dumb video you kids watched that makes you think you are anywhere near as decent if people as the boomer generation. It just adds to your cringeness and stupidity.
Imagine coming back and seeing people laughing at t-posing, doing erratic dances, worshipping a green ogre, and listening to barely audible music at max volume.
Livid4slimes theyve come across gen z But people have been blasting (mostly rap) music in their cars since at least the 90s. So the music thing wouldn't be surprising.
6:30 My teacher always told us "We have to learn to do math without a calculator. Once we are grown up, we will not walk everywhere with a calculator in our pocket". I will always remember this line, till the day i die. "We will not walk everywhere with a calculator in our pocket" "We will not walk everywhere with a calculator in our pocket" "We will not walk everywhere with a calculator in our pocket" I wonder what would have happend if i said "In 10 years, EVERYONE will have a caluclator and also a LIBRARY OF THE ENTRIE KNOWLEGE OF MANKIND in his pocket everywhere he goes". I guess i would be locked up for being crazy.
>LIBRARY OF THE ENTRIE KNOWLEGE OF MANKIND you're getting overly optimistic. the internet mainly has shallow surface level stuff, porn and cat videos. the more obscure topics are either hard or impossible to find, especially on mainstream censored search engines like google. it took me a while to find the archived library of solomon. some people don't want to give information like this to the public easily.
I remember that joke. One of my teachers give us that talk of how we cant use a calculator at all. Next year it becomes a damn regular necessary device, fast forward to today and nearly all math classes require it and some science classes need it. I used to remember the long hand math I did and have piles of paper for simple math. Fun times.
Everyone's acting like this is so wholesome, but holy shit this makes me depressed. People locked away for longer than i've been alive, unable to participate in any degree with society. Prisons should be for rehabilitation where possible, not isolation.
I asked my dad this. When he was a teen he went to jail for having drugs on him until he turned 18. Then he was released. 1984-1988. He said the music and fashion had changed so much. He had always been into hevey metal bands and by the time he got back on his feet they were pretty much not on the radio anymore. He said that and the way people treated him when he said he had been locked away for drug possession. He had weed and shrooms on him. People assumed he had heroin and meth. If anyone is wondering, he is doing great now, a dad of 4 and a pretty cool guy. He isn't mixed up in any of that shit now.
Imagine falling asleep after ww2 and waking up and seeing this random dude with an eyepatch tell u that its been 70 years since you’ve fallen asleep and everything around you is all futuristic
@@makinleyoare1416 the UK is right behind the us obesity wise, us percentage is lower, but we have more people. All 1st world countries are struggling with obesity. The leading cause of death in the Europe, North America, and Russia is heart disease
I worked with a 64 year old guy who was fascinated by it so much he learned to build his own 4K VR gaming rig and of course he has a Steam Account. He was old-school but the new tech fascinated him. This guy said he met Janis Joplin that's how old we are talking
Just Some Random Wolf have a heart attack 😂. Or think they were in some form of heaven. But that would make a really good movie with someone from the 1600-1800s who was zapped into 2020.
I've always considered this, it doesn't even have to be 1600s, most of these guys are 10-15 years old. But I always think of getting someone from the bible. Can you imagine? I honestly doubt they'd be able to survive a month! We do everything different, we eat different foods, we have different laws, there are so many newly discovered people, places, animals, ways to die, enjoyment etc. The inventions would amaze someone from 100 years ago, let alone 2000 years. I honestly believe that someone from the past would die from an over dose, electrocution, getting knocked over, an STD, etc. Things that are obvious to us would be unimaginable to them.
I actually know what happened with Legos. The company realised that the market for ordinary bricks was only so large. Once people had some, they didn't need to buy more. So they went into collectibles.
That makes sense, given generic Lego is so versatile you need something that'll keep the whales buying. That and the fact the very concept of gender neutral toys is pretty much extinct (Guardians of Harmony failed, too)
@@Wiimeiser I'm quite sure that gender neutral toys are becoming even more of a thing nowadays with the concept of gender equality becoming a prominent social issue today. For example, Easy Bake released a black oven because it was gender neutral and they wanted to accommodate for the few boys that played with them.
The standart legos are the lego classic range, and they're my favorites now. The rest is just so focused... I feel like toys are more gendered than ever especially after the lego friends thing and so on. Idk but when i read oldschool toy pamphlets (like moulin roty for ex.) they are divided between plushes, objects, and figures; not between boy toys and girl toys. The current movement is making neutral toys That were made heavily gendered during the past decade, and I'm afraid it won't work.
Humans love complexity and detail, but they also love practicality. So the Lego 'engineers' set out and design parts that add more detail and playability but can also be used in other future sets or custom built sets.... at least, I think that was the original intention. Now the Lego group will crank out sets with very specific pieces with custom printed 'brands' for whatever set it's from. In other words, Legos will get to a point where no more imagination will be used when designing figures or certain complex parts and those will all be 3D printed.
Idk, the gender division between toys annoyed me as a kid. The age divisions annoyed me too. I felt like the pamphlets were telling me where to look. And none of the pages really interested me anyway. In fact I wasn't really into toys. With few exceptions, I was mostly into books. Also, felt-tip pens. Pens don't judge You, they don't tell You what to do, and don't underestimate You.
I'd be interested to see how many re-offend because they became completely institutionalised and can't cope with living outside, let alone because of the culture shock of modern living.
Larissah M It’s weird, I never wanted to kill myself when I was locked up even though it was a terrible place to be, now that I’m out I should be happy but it’s difficult to hold down a job and once people find out you’re an ex con they’re scared of you even though my charge wasn’t violent. It’s a tough task coming back from, no exagerration, your life being ruined.
I remember having my mind blown with toilets flushing when you stood up in Japan. In EU we have sometimes touchless sensors but those infrared sensors in Asia were awsome
Ornislow LP interesting. Most restaurants and newer public toilets have the ones like the Asian ones where u just get up and leave the stall. But they break a lot and I never feel comfortable leaving until I hear it flush 😅
@@nytrodioxide They were actually way less irritating as we also have bidets in Europe and all in all its just a panel with a few easily discernable buttons (I can speak and read a bit of Japanese; but basically all you need, are signs like small, medium, big, water, stop, and flush which is usually for when the sensor's broken)
my older brother did 14 years in prison back in 1999. day 1. i left him in my guest room with my laptop open to an Xvideo tab. it was the first time ive ever seen him cry
I find it shocking that prison cells seem to serve as time capsules for these prisoners. I kinda get why technology is banned in prison though... but still...
Well not really shocking, if you stayed in a room for ten years you can clearly contrast your life before bars and life after. Prison serves to punish and correct criminals
Snova S like 20% of dudes who go into prison learn from their mistake and not wanting to go back, lmfao prison serves to punish and correct criminals BUT why would they when more inmates means more moola. If this sounds kinda irrelevant to what you’re saying my bad, elaborate more
@@mftripz8445 He's saying that American prisons don't correct and rehabilitate people, only punish them. That's why the reoffending rate is so high. Like you mentioned, all they care about is MONEY.
@@jerkjerkington3874 you must have a very humble and happy life . I wish I did not need my phone, but I need it for emergencies and to contact people which is why most people have them, they just happen to come with additions I guess.
@@jerkjerkington3874 I love pokemon and games but pokemon go is insanely boring and dumb, plus destroys your battery and eats your data, also incredibly dangerous and foolish to be walking around with your expensive phone out eyes locked on the screen whilst there is traffic and the world going on around you. I think people are just combining their need to be fashionably up to date with public phone addiction being accepted, people dropped it as soon as it become cool to stop playing and move onto the next new shiny obsession.
Heyheyhey. Don't forget that New Orleans has Bourbon Street. It smells like piss at all times except for in the morning when it smells like bleach. Because of the bleach trucks. Because it's that bad.
@@Soitisisit Really? When I was there they cleaned it with a solution that smelled like laundry detergent, it was really nice actually. But still the premise of why they have to do it is gross haha
As a 90s kid one of my fondest childhood memories was going to the videostore to rent a movie... Netflix is great and all but I will still always miss that
Same, i remember when me and my friends would go to video city (video rental in our country) after school and would look for movies to watch at my home. Having a membership card is something you can brag about back then haha. We would also swap movies to watch before its deadline/expiration date.
There was a videostore literally 5 minutes from where I lived! Whenever me and my sis were good or it was Friday, my Dad would drive into the alleyway behind some small apartments and park right outside the small establishment (he had a membership card which I didn't know what its purpose was). Sadly, it closed about 5 years back and became a video game store. I'm happy for the gamers, but I'm sad I can't rent out my favorite movies anymore. :'(
There's somehing so wholesome and amusing about this, but the more I think about it the more I just get sad about it. Obviously I'm not talking about people who murdered or anything awful like that, but people who went to jail for so long on drug possession or were framed or something like that? Those people who didn't hurt anyone losing and missing so much of their lives? This thread really puts it into perspective you know? Like not that them missing cool gadgets is the worst part, but it really illustrates the whole experience of losing years of time. It's heartbreaking IMO.
@@jackvernian7779 it depends, if it was someone who killed their partner for cheating or some shit, I don't think they'd ever do something like that again. I'd maybe also make exceptions for teenagers but otherwise, probably not.
@Dojocho I am confident that you are wrong. Apart from solar radiation, nothing else would stop us from visiting. However humans "permanently" staying on mars are not guaranteed yet.
If you get out of prison 20 years from now, you might be picked up by an AI-driven car. And you’ll be wondering why it’s empty, not even the driver. And you’ll find out that it’s now legal to “text and drive”, although texting as we currently understand it won’t exist anymore.
@@taotwist my dad thinks every program other than Nortan Antivirus has a virus. It gets pretty frustrating when you have to reinstall Minecraft and VRChat every other day...
Adults: “Kids nowadays never know the struggle of going to someone’s house and hoping they’re home” Me and my brother, both 2000 kiddos, though me earlier: ok
@@grovercleveland8572 its not clingy i wasnt born yet but i know that it was literally the only way to have a conversation with someone without a giant phone bill, you literally had to hope they were home
My Mom had a friend that went to prison when he was 17, Charged with murder during a Bank robbery gone bad. He went to prison in 1975. He got out in 2008. He stayed with us for 5 years after prison. He was so freaked out with the World in general. Going from 75 to 2008 with all of the World advances He had a very difficult time with everything.
This reminds me of the Shawshank Redemption movie and the scene when old man Brooke came out of prison after serving his sentence for most of his life. He came out as an old man, the world has moved on. Cars everywhere, people dressing and talking differently. Interactions being differently. He ended up killing himself because living for so long in prison completly out of touch with the world made him feel like he was no longer part of it. Prison life was the only life he knew. Now granted the film and the book are based in the early and mid 20th century, so certain advancements were a lot more dramatic relativly speaking for those characters and ..well its fictional, but this idea just makes me sad for people that served many, many years in prison. Being excluded and isolated from sociey for years, not knowing what is going on in the world. The things you missed out on, regardless if they were good or bad..man its scary. Imagine coming out of prison as a 30 year old adult and you have the knowledge of a toddler about the world and how things work. Like every single thing. Fucked up in a way. It
If Red can smuggle in a rock hammer and a Rita Hayworth poster, you'd think someone could smuggle in the occasional newspaper. Hell, you'd think the library would get newspapers, even before Andy took over. It's not uncommon for prisons, dentists, and kebab shops to just get yesterday's newspapers for free and be one day behind. Plus, you got new prisoners coming in all the time, with their stories of life outside. Brooke was let out and he was all like: "I've heard nothing of this strange new world". And think about it: We see Brooke's story in the form of a letter he wrote to the people back inside...what about all the other former prisoners? How come none of them wrote letters saying, "Careful, guys! There are a lot of cars out here now, and people insist on double bagging! Make sure you don't hang yourselves!"
Lol all these posts reminded me of the movie. That and a movie called Life (with Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence). If you haven't seen it, I recommend it 😊
"People are always in a hurry these days" Also remember that Morgan Freeman's character went to prison in his teens for robbing a convenience store, and he left pretty damn old.
13:03 out of context but I love how a lot of people who english wasn’t their first language apologize for bad English despite not making any grammatical errors and I want to compliment them for their good English
@IJN Yamato Nah man, as somebody who doesn't lean to any particular side I can tell you that both the left and the right have recently become insufferably partisan. As you said, it's mostly a bunch of nutjobs on the right that do this but the same counts for the left. Though the group that I see the most nutjobs in has got to be the Neo-Liberals. The Conservatives, ( Classical ) Liberals and Socialists are far tamer.
Reminds me of that scene from Shawshank Redemption. The old man, Brooks, "I saw an automobile once when I was a kid, but now they're everywhere! The world went and got itself in a big damn hurry."
I'm sure Brooks thought the world was moving as fast as a cheetah. Compared to now, the world back then would make the then snail seem like it's moving as fast as a cheetah. Everything aside from travel is either instantaneous or nearly instantaneous. I wonder what that will mean in another 30 years when the 21st century is halfway over?
Then there's north koreans refugees. One video he confessed he never seen a plastic bottle in his entire life. Saw it in dirty drain, decided to pick it up, then his mother told him there will be more in China (where the only way to escape n.korea) Lived in small, unknown, village for several months and thought that was the coolest thing ever. Then he moved to south korea, some culture shock stuff, thought he traveled through time.
I once befriended my neighbours brother who went to live with him after being in prison for 25 years. Man, he was overwhelmed by everything. I kinda took it upon myself to teach him about the modern world. It took months for him to understand the internet, i taught him about social media and the dangers of it, netflix, bluetooth etc... He moved away a few years ago cos he landed a new job. Saw him earlier today cos he was visiting his brother for christmas. Hes stayed out of trouble and has managed to get a decwnt grip on modern society. Butgoddamn this world was downright alien to him when he first got out.
13:30 damn this one made me sad, he knew he was old but didn't realize that he's like grandpa to younger people and tried to be a gentleman when he looked like the one who needed the seat
@@fawksntrawks LOL. She was trying to show respect by giving up her seat to him. He just didn't understand that and probably didn't realise how old he looked. Even in the 1950s the manner books taught you "Age before beauty" (aka old people before women) as the rule to remember to determine who takes priority.
I'm 21, never been to prison, not sheltered, nothing at all related to this video, but that story about the guy trying to give up his seat on the bus to that lady, that's something I think most people, regardless of who they are, would be shocked and confused by. Like, since when does it make sense to get angry at someone for offering to be polite? I can't understand it. Similar things have happened to me and every time, I've just said "Why are you getting angry over someone trying to be polite? I didn't even do anything to you, I just held the door open for you, what's wrong with you? In what world is it okay to get angry and yell at someone for holding a door open for you? You don't even have to thank me or acknowledge it, just go about your day, don't freaking yell at me for trying to be helpful to a stranger, that makes no sense!" I swear, the level of sanity in the world has gone down drastically in just the few short years I've been alive.
I've never gone to prison, but I too am a little irritated by touch screen orders at restaurants. I just want someone to take my order, I don't want to have to spend 10 minutes finding what I want and then dealing with all the custom items.
Ximkai I thought I would find them annoying, but it's really nice when you want to change what's on your hamburger and you can just make all the changes on the screen without having to explain them to an employee and hoping they get it right. They can still mess up making it, but it halves the chance of them screwing up your order. You also can see what does come on it without having to ask.
It's helpful for people like me who suffer from social anxiety. I stutter and speak pretty quietly, so touch screen ordering machines are godsends for me.
meanwhile i prefer the touch screen ordering because i hate having to bother the cashier directly about the customizations i want on my food also im hard of hearing and get nervous im bothering them 💀💀 im just a pussy hahahah
I feel like somebody who went in during the 90's and just get out would absolutely crap themselves when they hear modern music....and not in a happy way
Ikr. Personally, I don't have wifi where I live, so I put the resolution on 240p to preserve data. It's just high enough of a res to where I can read the words clearly, while preserving as much data as possible. Sometimes I put the video on 480p and it amazes me at the difference between the resolution. Whenever I get places that have wifi, and I'm able to bump up the res, to say, 720 or 1080, it seems like 4k to me.
Smart coke machines? Wow, Im 20 and have never been to prison or anything. I went to AMC Theatres a few weeks ago (I havent been to theaters often because money) and was staring at the touch screen soda fountain wondering what the hell I was supposed to do with this??
I've only seen those at a jack in the box before. Are they really that common? All the places I've ever been to have the push thingies under the dispenser.
Wow they really don't give any skills to reintegrate into society and have a second chance, no wonder so many go back in. That kid born in prison and only got out as a teen... now that's an interesting story for a film right there.
Imagine still being a gentleman after getting out of prison. Getting up to give a women your seat, only to have her call you a misogynistic pig... Dude was probably like, wtf?
6:15 Even though I've avoided a cell, this shit is crazy to me. You'd memorize your buddies number and if you were lucky enough to have a straw and a buck you could try call their home on a pay phone (And not have to pay). Otherwise you just rode by, knocked on the door and crossed your fingers
Rachel Tomlinson A guy I know over the internet is currently doing time in Austria. I see him on Facebook every day. So, I guess in some economically better countries life in prisons is better.
Tablets are just now starting to come into the prisons in the state I work in. But a lot of the older offenders won’t fuck with the tablets because they don’t understand how they work, or they just don’t care for them.
I always wondered what it would be like if we could take someone from the past and show them all the gadgets that we have now, but this video made me realize all I need to do is go to a prison and show my smartphone to a guy who's been there since the 80's. XD
Honestly, one of my biggest fears is false accusation. And being jailed for a long time cause of it. If that happens, boom, life gone (or a good portion of it) just like that, thanos snapped. Your now in a cell for nothing. Nope. No reason. Now your in there for years. Hope you have fun!
This just reminds me of the scenes from Shawshank Redemption where Brooks and Red are released back into society: Red was a somebody on the inside and a nobody on the outside. Poor ol' Brooks almost murdered an inmate just so he could stay in prison. It's tragic. I know correctional facilities and punishments are important and necessary, but to isolate people so intensely and for so long is just detrimental if they are to be eventually released and expected to function as regular citizens.
Its not a big deal because he was just another shitty politician who did nothing he promised. The fact that he was black only proves how stupid the whole "He's our guy" thing really is.
So true about the having to hope someone was home aspect, or the no constant worrying about what someone is doing because they didnt text or call all day. Sometimes you wouldnt expect anyone to call you back until 5 or 6pm when they got home, also when caller ID was more readily available, we still picked up random numbers as they could totally be someone we knew from a payphone. Or having to make exact plans and try your best not to be late as there wasnt exactly a way to tell someone and phone ahead "hey I'll be there at 5:30, not 5:00"
These stories remind me of my father. He had a stroke recently and lost alot of memories, like how phones and TV work. I explain it to him, he's amazed and tomorrow he forgets. So I explain it again and hes amazed all over again. But alot of the time he gets mad because he feels stupid for needing constant explaining and some part of him knows that he used to know the workings of a TV remote. But on good days, his enthusiasm for a "new" thing is so infectious.
Your phone is a GPS, it just stands for Global Positioning System. It's not any different from the phone being a camera, compass, calculator, and ... a phone.
Mastr_Of Muppts They just come included with your car instead of having to buy them separately. Someone with an expensive new car probably isn't going to use their phone.
I live in an area with a lot of retired folks. If an older gentleman wants to hold the door for you or give you their seat or help you carry something, just let them and be nice and say thank you. You may be thinking that you should be the one helping them because you are younger, but letting others help gives them a chance to feel appreciated.
imagine being european in an no-parole max security prison for 30+ years. that culture shock would be deadly, going from 90's UK, netherlands, france etc. to today.
I was born in 2003 and I can’t believe how fast we’ve been moving in this world. Everything changing faster than I’d thought when I was a kid. I’m 18 now and I realized people back then didn’t progress as fast as this era did
2013- Met a guy that did 30+ years. He was shocked that there was a Prequel Trilogy of Star Wars. Him: "Should I see the last one before I see the new ones?" Me: "The last one?" Him: "Yeah, I only saw the first two." Me: "Yes. Yes you should."
Is it strange that what I got out of this was one of the most depressing things in prison is that they don't let you listen to new music? I don't know how I'd survive that
Um no the most depressing thing is knowing the world outside is rapidly changing but being stuck where you are because of your own actions. That said it’s not the case for all prisons but it is for most hence why I worded the comment the way I did.
There should be a documentary where they have newly released prisoners go around the world doing super high-tech stuff, bet it would be wholesome.
ironically it would be better reintegration than the prison system itself, AND they might get a paycheck for it
I’d totally be up for that. Show them artists they used to listen to from their era and what their careers have become, as well as their sports teams as well as how dependent we are on technology now.
Herculean entertaining for us and payment and reintegration for them what a win win idea
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Yea that would be really 😎
The fact that I can watch this video practically anywhere at anytime as well as get notified when a new one is available. It's like magic.
Your name is so appropriate
mozam the arrogant popchips fag joke?
Ha ha
Good joke
Just read it on Reddit
I read that as "get roofied when a new one is available" and was like wtf
Imagine being a gamer in the 80’s, But you commit a crime and go to jail for 30 years. the last game they played and had seen was on the Atari. Now think of the jump, they would be going from a pixelated game with almost no detail, to an open world game with amazing detail.
To be able to be in an alternate world in VR
"FORZA?? What's Forza? This ain't pole position! Where are the pixels? Why does it look so real??"
There's actually a manga with a similar setup, lol. Gamer from the 90s goes into a Coma (tho he was actually in a fantasy world at the time), and comes back, shocked that Sega no longer makes game consoles. Manga's title: "Isekai Ojisan"
109Rage thanks
@@109Rage is it good?
Its kinda understandable how there is alot of “not me but” since the people who got out of prison still probably dont know what reddit is.
Kerberos panzer cop Yeah and? I think they mean between 1980-2000, If it was the 2000's that wouldn't be very long, nor interesting.
@fona mcjimmyjimmy Same
Lol. Or they don't want people knowing that they had been in prison.
I like how they come with this crazy questions and everybody believes the stories are true. Because there is alot of 60 years old people using Reddit... The most immature teen community.
Jhon Zeimerman 😆 theres not 60 year olds on reddit and youre not more mature than them. Im 39 and noone I know has any idea what reddit is. And I learned from these channels. 60 year olds cant even use iphones yet. I dont know what dumb video you kids watched that makes you think you are anywhere near as decent if people as the boomer generation. It just adds to your cringeness and stupidity.
Imagine coming back and seeing people laughing at t-posing, doing erratic dances, worshipping a green ogre, and listening to barely audible music at max volume.
Livid4slimes theyve come across gen z
But people have been blasting (mostly rap) music in their cars since at least the 90s. So the music thing wouldn't be surprising.
Deadpoppin what?
StenXa I- wouldn’t that mean u could be a gen z coomer
StenXa ooh I get it now. This was very insightful. Thank you
What’s the green ogre 😂
Edit: wait is it shrek 😂
Automated Voice: Right Hand
Ray Hinton: Am I a joke to you?
Right HAND
Heh, I remember that convo. I should finish the single player part of the game at some point.
Lol
For a moment I thought that was his nickname.
Is ow oprah
“The gays. They are taking over” some old guy on the train who just got out of prison from a 40 year sentence
LMao.
He's not wrong
🤣
@Alex Goulias Shut up, sissyboy
Alex Goulias It’s just a joke, calm down.
6:30 My teacher always told us "We have to learn to do math without a calculator. Once we are grown up, we will not walk everywhere with a calculator in our pocket".
I will always remember this line, till the day i die. "We will not walk everywhere with a calculator in our pocket"
"We will not walk everywhere with a calculator in our pocket"
"We will not walk everywhere with a calculator in our pocket"
I wonder what would have happend if i said "In 10 years, EVERYONE will have a caluclator and also a LIBRARY OF THE ENTRIE KNOWLEGE OF MANKIND in his pocket everywhere he goes". I guess i would be locked up for being crazy.
>LIBRARY OF THE ENTRIE KNOWLEGE OF MANKIND
you're getting overly optimistic. the internet mainly has shallow surface level stuff, porn and cat videos. the more obscure topics are either hard or impossible to find, especially on mainstream censored search engines like google. it took me a while to find the archived library of solomon. some people don't want to give information like this to the public easily.
@@user-kc2fu8iw3v the dark web? Tbh it's readily available to those who dare
our phones are most powerful then the computers they used to make rocket ships to go to space but we use them to play games and memes and stuff
When I was in school you would be expelled for a calculator.
I remember that joke. One of my teachers give us that talk of how we cant use a calculator at all. Next year it becomes a damn regular necessary device, fast forward to today and nearly all math classes require it and some science classes need it. I used to remember the long hand math I did and have piles of paper for simple math. Fun times.
Everyone's acting like this is so wholesome, but holy shit this makes me depressed. People locked away for longer than i've been alive, unable to participate in any degree with society.
Prisons should be for rehabilitation where possible, not isolation.
Yep
True
Right? I know Parole is a thing but it show be more leanent and they should be more than 0.07c a hour for mandatory jobs
If they've been locked up for that long chances are they done some fucked up shit so they deserve it
Yeah, it was wholesome, but with my 14 years of life, I can't comprehend spending 3x my age in prison, and experiencing true amazement
I asked my dad this. When he was a teen he went to jail for having drugs on him until he turned 18. Then he was released. 1984-1988. He said the music and fashion had changed so much. He had always been into hevey metal bands and by the time he got back on his feet they were pretty much not on the radio anymore. He said that and the way people treated him when he said he had been locked away for drug possession. He had weed and shrooms on him. People assumed he had heroin and meth. If anyone is wondering, he is doing great now, a dad of 4 and a pretty cool guy. He isn't mixed up in any of that shit now.
They were definitely still on the radio pretty often.. probably on a station he didn't know about
@@animeloveer97 don't be a smart ass, nobody likes a smart ass.
He skipped WW2 altogether, good for him
Tell him about MeloDeath, im curious what he will think about it.
Imagine falling asleep after ww2 and waking up and seeing this random dude with an eyepatch tell u that its been 70 years since you’ve fallen asleep and everything around you is all futuristic
I’d freak the fuck out😱😱😱😨😨
cough *Captain America* cough
I'd assemble a group of powerful people including a god a billionaire philanthropist a giant green guy a dude with a bow and a hot red haired chick
I understood that reference.
shinymusic lmao i call myself an obsessed marvel fan but I couldn’t get that reference right away 😂
imagine getting released from prison after 40 years and realizing how many more people are obese.
The U.K has strived to not become like us. Lol
@@makinleyoare1416 the UK is right behind the us obesity wise, us percentage is lower, but we have more people. All 1st world countries are struggling with obesity. The leading cause of death in the Europe, North America, and Russia is heart disease
@@alexmahmoud7602 and unfortunately the developing world has the opposite problem
@@everettduncan7543 and what is that?
@@saif___fff starvation duh
I'd imagine putting VR on like an 80 year old would be pretty hilarious
there is a pretty popular video about that. search for seniors try vr for first time
I worked with a 64 year old guy who was fascinated by it so much he learned to build his own 4K VR gaming rig and of course he has a Steam Account. He was old-school but the new tech fascinated him. This guy said he met Janis Joplin that's how old we are talking
@@johnblackstone5261 you know his steam?
Right before they wake up
Normandy Beach: The VR experience.
Imagine if someone time traveled, and "stole" a random person from the 1600s and put them in the middle of NYC..I wonder what they would do
Just Some Random Wolf have a heart attack 😂. Or think they were in some form of heaven. But that would make a really good movie with someone from the 1600-1800s who was zapped into 2020.
@@janethebluemouse Yeah
@@janethebluemouse you mean....like Kate and Leopold?
WJ ZAV Is that a movie? Ive never heard of it.
I've always considered this, it doesn't even have to be 1600s, most of these guys are 10-15 years old. But I always think of getting someone from the bible.
Can you imagine? I honestly doubt they'd be able to survive a month!
We do everything different, we eat different foods, we have different laws, there are so many newly discovered people, places, animals, ways to die, enjoyment etc. The inventions would amaze someone from 100 years ago, let alone 2000 years.
I honestly believe that someone from the past would die from an over dose, electrocution, getting knocked over, an STD, etc. Things that are obvious to us would be unimaginable to them.
The entire time I was watching this, I was thinking “oh shit my dad is gonna be real confused when he gets out” he’s been in jail since 99
Alexis Tijerina when’s he getting out?
1999 bizzare summer
Shrreder2017 not sure he’s been up for parole a couple times then he gets out and then goes back in.
Iron Man no?
@@mrsgraceestores jojopt4
I actually know what happened with Legos.
The company realised that the market for ordinary bricks was only so large. Once people had some, they didn't need to buy more. So they went into collectibles.
That makes sense, given generic Lego is so versatile you need something that'll keep the whales buying. That and the fact the very concept of gender neutral toys is pretty much extinct (Guardians of Harmony failed, too)
@@Wiimeiser I'm quite sure that gender neutral toys are becoming even more of a thing nowadays with the concept of gender equality becoming a prominent social issue today. For example, Easy Bake released a black oven because it was gender neutral and they wanted to accommodate for the few boys that played with them.
The standart legos are the lego classic range, and they're my favorites now. The rest is just so focused...
I feel like toys are more gendered than ever especially after the lego friends thing and so on. Idk but when i read oldschool toy pamphlets (like moulin roty for ex.) they are divided between plushes, objects, and figures; not between boy toys and girl toys.
The current movement is making neutral toys That were made heavily gendered during the past decade, and I'm afraid it won't work.
Humans love complexity and detail, but they also love practicality. So the Lego 'engineers' set out and design parts that add more detail and playability but can also be used in other future sets or custom built sets.... at least, I think that was the original intention. Now the Lego group will crank out sets with very specific pieces with custom printed 'brands' for whatever set it's from. In other words, Legos will get to a point where no more imagination will be used when designing figures or certain complex parts and those will all be 3D printed.
Idk, the gender division between toys annoyed me as a kid. The age divisions annoyed me too. I felt like the pamphlets were telling me where to look. And none of the pages really interested me anyway. In fact I wasn't really into toys. With few exceptions, I was mostly into books. Also, felt-tip pens. Pens don't judge You, they don't tell You what to do, and don't underestimate You.
This just shows why a lot of inamtes re-offends. We don't prepare them for coming out.
I'd be interested to see how many re-offend because they became completely institutionalised and can't cope with living outside, let alone because of the culture shock of modern living.
Exactly
Some even kill themselves, life is way too different, people die and people are born
Larissah M It’s weird, I never wanted to kill myself when I was locked up even though it was a terrible place to be, now that I’m out I should be happy but it’s difficult to hold down a job and once people find out you’re an ex con they’re scared of you even though my charge wasn’t violent.
It’s a tough task coming back from, no exagerration, your life being ruined.
@@badjamntoast7331 not all guys that get charged can endure as much as you have, some are mentally ill and/or weak spirited.
Wait till they find out the person reading the reddit comments is not even a human being.
Wait. What?
@@deedeealltheway1 found the ex prisonee
Why do people keep calling this person Good Bot. That seems insulting; they are being very helpful.
Microsoft Sam is a good bloke, not good at thinking on his feet when theirs grammatical errors but he does the job for a robot
You can tell by the way it pronounces "TH-cam" and "Facebook."
"He didn't know Yaotube. What's Fassabook?"
😂😂 that made me crack up
Yaotube? Is that one of them anime boys doing the gay?
Gray_Angus No, that’s Yaoitube.
@@mercurion-e5t Well noooooo
😂😂😂
Tbh this is the closest we will ever come to time travelling
Idk
Coma is pretty similar
@@braydenmunro2385 it is closer smh.
falling asleep on a train is basically just time travel but you go somewhere
Wait till you find about time dilation.
TH-cam as well, you can watch the first video from over 15 yrs ago
I remember having my mind blown with toilets flushing when you stood up in Japan. In EU we have sometimes touchless sensors but those infrared sensors in Asia were awsome
Ornislow LP interesting. Most restaurants and newer public toilets have the ones like the Asian ones where u just get up and leave the stall. But they break a lot and I never feel comfortable leaving until I hear it flush 😅
I’d be careful, I don’t want to be that guy but chances are there’s a bathroom out there that isn’t just a sensor.
I remember when I was a kid and sensor flushes came out I thought I was living in some kind of sci fi fantasy lol
How about the Japanese toilets with the built in bidets?
@@nytrodioxide They were actually way less irritating as we also have bidets in Europe and all in all its just a panel with a few easily discernable buttons (I can speak and read a bit of Japanese; but basically all you need, are signs like small, medium, big, water, stop, and flush which is usually for when the sensor's broken)
my older brother did 14 years in prison back in 1999.
day 1. i left him in my guest room with my laptop open to an Xvideo tab.
it was the first time ive ever seen him cry
surely you left him tissues at least
@zyklon b you try beating off with just your imagination while your 6 foot 6 roomate watching from the top bunk.
You are a good man
@@yuricaptinprice3917 Depends on what you search for, dude
@@somehuman7482 just a meme.
I find it shocking that prison cells seem to serve as time capsules for these prisoners. I kinda get why technology is banned in prison though... but still...
Romandy thing is in prison your life just goes by
Well not really shocking, if you stayed in a room for ten years you can clearly contrast your life before bars and life after. Prison serves to punish and correct criminals
@@mftripz8445 Except you don't correct people like this. Punish maybe.
Snova S like 20% of dudes who go into prison learn from their mistake and not wanting to go back, lmfao prison serves to punish and correct criminals BUT why would they when more inmates means more moola. If this sounds kinda irrelevant to what you’re saying my bad, elaborate more
@@mftripz8445 He's saying that American prisons don't correct and rehabilitate people, only punish them. That's why the reoffending rate is so high. Like you mentioned, all they care about is MONEY.
Imagine being sentenced for 30 only to be liberated during the lockdown
😂😂😂😂 id ask to go back in
Hahahaha someone needs to ask this ond reddit
@@gumbyrox89 just commit a crime and you go back in
imagine sitting in prison for 30 years and having a friend who comes to visit you every week! that is amazing! good people do exist 🖤
Exactly what i thought
Yeah, you mean Lester? He's such a good guy!
I'd be hyping them up and keeping them updated on everything from the outside world
I did that for my childhood friend
6 yrs til he got
Out
We now get together every now and then for a beer
Oof, my friends and I can't be bother to text each other every week
I couldnt go see my favorite pair of skyscraper in new york
You bloody bastard😹😹😹😹😹😹😹
😹😹😹😹Lmao I'm dying😹😹😹😹
It must had been these damm hippies
lmfao
@aLostLonelySoul idk, I was 3 years old when it happened and I see allot of people older than me joke about it
imagin coming out of prison during the pokemon go fad. hundred of people standing in the same area looking at there glass slab swiping up.
@@jerkjerkington3874 you must have a very humble and happy life . I wish I did not need my phone, but I need it for emergencies and to contact people which is why most people have them, they just happen to come with additions I guess.
@@jerkjerkington3874 I love pokemon and games but pokemon go is insanely boring and dumb, plus destroys your battery and eats your data, also incredibly dangerous and foolish to be walking around with your expensive phone out eyes locked on the screen whilst there is traffic and the world going on around you. I think people are just combining their need to be fashionably up to date with public phone addiction being accepted, people dropped it as soon as it become cool to stop playing and move onto the next new shiny obsession.
Freshly released Inmate: So, that the new gameboy title?! Man, I havent played mine in years.
Pedestrian: No, it's the new app!
Inmate: What?
@@Faxy95 you talking like use phones is bad, reality: youre using it
@@cattysplat at least you lose weight
12:30 When he said about yelling and puking in the streets I instantly knew it was the UK, didn't even need the confirmation.
Same here, sounds like a typical Friday in London
Same, made me laugh
6th Street, Austin Tx.
Heyheyhey. Don't forget that New Orleans has Bourbon Street. It smells like piss at all times except for in the morning when it smells like bleach. Because of the bleach trucks. Because it's that bad.
@@Soitisisit Really? When I was there they cleaned it with a solution that smelled like laundry detergent, it was really nice actually. But still the premise of why they have to do it is gross haha
As a 90s kid one of my fondest childhood memories was going to the videostore to rent a movie... Netflix is great and all but I will still always miss that
Irene Toska i understand you. Walking down the aisles looking at all the films all in genre order.
Same, i remember when me and my friends would go to video city (video rental in our country) after school and would look for movies to watch at my home. Having a membership card is something you can brag about back then haha. We would also swap movies to watch before its deadline/expiration date.
There was a videostore literally 5 minutes from where I lived! Whenever me and my sis were good or it was Friday, my Dad would drive into the alleyway behind some small apartments and park right outside the small establishment (he had a membership card which I didn't know what its purpose was). Sadly, it closed about 5 years back and became a video game store. I'm happy for the gamers, but I'm sad I can't rent out my favorite movies anymore. :'(
Here in the Midwest we still have Family Video
as a 10 year old, I think the 90s sound like a really nice time and im sad i never got to experience it
There's somehing so wholesome and amusing about this, but the more I think about it the more I just get sad about it.
Obviously I'm not talking about people who murdered or anything awful like that, but people who went to jail for so long on drug possession or were framed or something like that? Those people who didn't hurt anyone losing and missing so much of their lives? This thread really puts it into perspective you know?
Like not that them missing cool gadgets is the worst part, but it really illustrates the whole experience of losing years of time. It's heartbreaking IMO.
even those who did go on murder charges, after 30 years can you say it's still the same person?
@@jackvernian7779 it depends, if it was someone who killed their partner for cheating or some shit, I don't think they'd ever do something like that again. I'd maybe also make exceptions for teenagers but otherwise, probably not.
If they didn't do anything that couldve or did hurt anyone why would they even go to prison
Cause murder is always bad and never good, and those who murder are always bad and never good.
-_-
Wario Are they still bad even if they regret it and try to help more people, and have children to make up for the life wasted?
Imagine going to jail today for 20~ years, and getting out to hologram phones and people living on MARS PERMANENTLY and all that??
@Dojocho I am confident that you are wrong. Apart from solar radiation, nothing else would stop us from visiting. However humans "permanently" staying on mars are not guaranteed yet.
@@cassideyousley406 well maybe a self sustaining closed loop base can
If you get out of prison 20 years from now, you might be picked up by an AI-driven car. And you’ll be wondering why it’s empty, not even the driver. And you’ll find out that it’s now legal to “text and drive”, although texting as we currently understand it won’t exist anymore.
@Dojocho you are an idiot maybe not permenantly but human will without a single doubt land on mars
Dagg nabit all these youngsters with there holograms can’t even call or FaceTime
A lot of these sound like your average parent
Avix Granx yes
HMMM
Indeed.
My mom had me help her install Facebook on her phone and periodically asks me how to do other similar things. It can get annoying sometimes.
@@taotwist my dad thinks every program other than Nortan Antivirus has a virus. It gets pretty frustrating when you have to reinstall Minecraft and VRChat every other day...
Adults:
“Kids nowadays never know the struggle of going to someone’s house and hoping they’re home”
Me and my brother, both 2000 kiddos, though me earlier:
ok
that's so clingy no wonder people pretend to not be home and get away with it.
@@grovercleveland8572 its not clingy i wasnt born yet but i know that it was literally the only way to have a conversation with someone without a giant phone bill, you literally had to hope they were home
that was the 2000s me and my friends did that when we were kids until about 2011
Catu Draws I’m a 2000 kid and in 2009 I used to go my friends house and hope
Catu Draws I don’t know why but your comment made me so annoyed and yet I agree but like I’m just mad now
FYI the Lego one is, word for word, from Community. The actor who played Omar in the Wire played a professor who recently got out of prison.
Tkieron I was scrolling down through the comments for so long to find someone else who immediately noticed that!
@@snipedyodik5218 me too
And I. Thank you all.
And financial troubles. The licensing came from financial troubles
i was looking for someone who pointed this out
My Mom had a friend that went to prison when he was 17, Charged with murder during a Bank robbery gone bad.
He went to prison in 1975.
He got out in 2008.
He stayed with us for 5 years after prison. He was so freaked out with the World in general.
Going from 75 to 2008 with all of the World advances He had a very difficult time with everything.
Sees iPhone: I knew the end was coming, now the aliens are here
JeanPierre Jr Rukebesha *L E G O S*
Sees iphone: i knew the end was coming, its an iphone
Aww when the guy said "candy crush!" and started to play it- that made my heart warm.
Ikr! That one made my day
This reminds me of the Shawshank Redemption movie and the scene when old man Brooke came out of prison after serving his sentence for most of his life. He came out as an old man, the world has moved on. Cars everywhere, people dressing and talking differently. Interactions being differently. He ended up killing himself because living for so long in prison completly out of touch with the world made him feel like he was no longer part of it. Prison life was the only life he knew.
Now granted the film and the book are based in the early and mid 20th century, so certain advancements were a lot more dramatic relativly speaking for those characters and ..well its fictional, but this idea just makes me sad for people that served many, many years in prison. Being excluded and isolated from sociey for years, not knowing what is going on in the world. The things you missed out on, regardless if they were good or bad..man its scary. Imagine coming out of prison as a 30 year old adult and you have the knowledge of a toddler about the world and how things work. Like every single thing. Fucked up in a way.
It
If Red can smuggle in a rock hammer and a Rita Hayworth poster, you'd think someone could smuggle in the occasional newspaper. Hell, you'd think the library would get newspapers, even before Andy took over. It's not uncommon for prisons, dentists, and kebab shops to just get yesterday's newspapers for free and be one day behind. Plus, you got new prisoners coming in all the time, with their stories of life outside. Brooke was let out and he was all like: "I've heard nothing of this strange new world".
And think about it: We see Brooke's story in the form of a letter he wrote to the people back inside...what about all the other former prisoners? How come none of them wrote letters saying, "Careful, guys! There are a lot of cars out here now, and people insist on double bagging! Make sure you don't hang yourselves!"
Lol all these posts reminded me of the movie. That and a movie called Life (with Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence). If you haven't seen it, I recommend it 😊
"People are always in a hurry these days"
Also remember that Morgan Freeman's character went to prison in his teens for robbing a convenience store, and he left pretty damn old.
I always cry at that scene
It's not just because it was the 20th century. Even the world now, COVID aside, is MASSIVELY different from what it was a decade ago.
Wait till someone sees their driver sleeping while driving in a tesla😂
Hahahahahaha
He’s going to get a Freaking heart attack
He’s gonna be driving some random car and go: “I WANNA TRY!!”
Him: *falls asleep and wrecks*
13:03 out of context but I love how a lot of people who english wasn’t their first language apologize for bad English despite not making any grammatical errors and I want to compliment them for their good English
Dont they usually do it for attention
Damn I never thought of that yeah pry honestly
Imagine the first thing you find out is that Blockbuster is gone..
iluvcupcakes games Stop been going downhill too
Here in El Paso the last Blockbuster closed in early 2016. The last movies we rented were Beetlejuice and The Godfather.
Blockbuster is kil
@@ricardoaguirre6126 why did blockbuster close
Calvin Netflix and Redbox took over. There’s a TH-cam video by Penguinz0 talking about it
*gets out of prison after 20 years*
"Honey, that dark man is using our drinking fountain!"
Uh, you mean like, after 50-60 years? LMAO
@@Khymeira It would work if someone was in 20 years from 1955 to 1975:
@@threedragonstalk2123 oh cool. Thanks
Then sees businesses with extra charges for being white and women only film screenings... "whelp looks like it hasnt changed that much"
@@BB-ce5ev Lol, what unreality are you tethered to?
Why does EVERYONE use Reddit? These questions are so specific and have so many answers!
well most of the arent from the person but a person they know. and also there is alot of people who make shit up for reddit gold and karma
Reddit good, instagram bad
Tacocat04 yes
CrowThatGoesCAW - Because all the questions come from askreddit which is a very popular board with a lot of people on it like 20 million i think.
Tacocat04 I would upvote this
"The baby was also in prison"
And then he moved to Gotham and became addicted to venom.
“You think darkness is your ally”
@@rRevilo64 lol
*_Then he broke the Bat!_*
'He was suprised at how partisan the news shows had become'
You don't have to have been in prison for long to find that suprising
Honestly the news one probably would have surprised me the most too.
Yeah shit's fucked up
"WTF IS THIS!?!? THIS ISN'T NEWS!!! JUST PEOPLE YELLING AT EACH OTHER!" lol
IJN Yamato have you watched the right? They are just as bad as the left.
I still can't believe the Kardashians make the news in Australia!😵😵😵
@IJN Yamato Nah man, as somebody who doesn't lean to any particular side I can tell you that both the left and the right have recently become insufferably partisan. As you said, it's mostly a bunch of nutjobs on the right that do this but the same counts for the left. Though the group that I see the most nutjobs in has got to be the Neo-Liberals. The Conservatives, ( Classical ) Liberals and Socialists are far tamer.
Reminds me of that scene from Shawshank Redemption. The old man, Brooks, "I saw an automobile once when I was a kid, but now they're everywhere! The world went and got itself in a big damn hurry."
This whole video made me think of that movie lol
I'm sure Brooks thought the world was moving as fast as a cheetah. Compared to now, the world back then would make the then snail seem like it's moving as fast as a cheetah. Everything aside from travel is either instantaneous or nearly instantaneous. I wonder what that will mean in another 30 years when the 21st century is halfway over?
My neighbor picked up his friend who was in prison in a Tesla, he said watching him react was the most surreal thing in the world
@Lord Farquaad oh shit waddup lord farquaad
Then there's north koreans refugees.
One video he confessed he never seen a plastic bottle in his entire life. Saw it in dirty drain, decided to pick it up, then his mother told him there will be more in China (where the only way to escape n.korea) Lived in small, unknown, village for several months and thought that was the coolest thing ever.
Then he moved to south korea, some culture shock stuff, thought he traveled through time.
I once befriended my neighbours brother who went to live with him after being in prison for 25 years.
Man, he was overwhelmed by everything. I kinda took it upon myself to teach him about the modern world. It took months for him to understand the internet, i taught him about social media and the dangers of it, netflix, bluetooth etc...
He moved away a few years ago cos he landed a new job. Saw him earlier today cos he was visiting his brother for christmas. Hes stayed out of trouble and has managed to get a decwnt grip on modern society. Butgoddamn this world was downright alien to him when he first got out.
This makes me realise that the future isn't as far away as we think
you are a banana?
The future is constant bro
All i could think about during this video is what these people did to be sentenced for 30+ years
Probably nothing that bad
Abortion...
Actually tho
Depends on state in new York murderers get off at 25 cuz of overcrowding while in some states 30 is average for large robbery’s
Tbh probably some type of drugs. If it is violent crime such as m*rder or r*pe and there's proof, then I couldn't care less about them
Cant wait for my dad to do this...
Still waiting for him to come home with the milk
😕
Same... and I don’t care because before I was born he wanted my mom to have an abortion when she was pregnant with me and when she did not he left
Dawnelle Carr uhh it was a joke ._. Sorry to hear that though.
13:30 damn this one made me sad, he knew he was old but didn't realize that he's like grandpa to younger people and tried to be a gentleman when he looked like the one who needed the seat
She doesn’t respect her elders, she’s a prick.
@@fawksntrawks LOL. She was trying to show respect by giving up her seat to him. He just didn't understand that and probably didn't realise how old he looked. Even in the 1950s the manner books taught you "Age before beauty" (aka old people before women) as the rule to remember to determine who takes priority.
I'm 21, never been to prison, not sheltered, nothing at all related to this video, but that story about the guy trying to give up his seat on the bus to that lady, that's something I think most people, regardless of who they are, would be shocked and confused by. Like, since when does it make sense to get angry at someone for offering to be polite? I can't understand it.
Similar things have happened to me and every time, I've just said "Why are you getting angry over someone trying to be polite? I didn't even do anything to you, I just held the door open for you, what's wrong with you? In what world is it okay to get angry and yell at someone for holding a door open for you? You don't even have to thank me or acknowledge it, just go about your day, don't freaking yell at me for trying to be helpful to a stranger, that makes no sense!"
I swear, the level of sanity in the world has gone down drastically in just the few short years I've been alive.
I've never gone to prison, but I too am a little irritated by touch screen orders at restaurants. I just want someone to take my order, I don't want to have to spend 10 minutes finding what I want and then dealing with all the custom items.
Ximkai I thought I would find them annoying, but it's really nice when you want to change what's on your hamburger and you can just make all the changes on the screen without having to explain them to an employee and hoping they get it right. They can still mess up making it, but it halves the chance of them screwing up your order. You also can see what does come on it without having to ask.
I mean, its really nice because the employees dont have to spend 10 minutes figuring out what you want and dealing with all your custom items.
I like this much more than ordering directly, cuz there are many retards working in restaurants, who cant get orders right... I hate it
It's helpful for people like me who suffer from social anxiety. I stutter and speak pretty quietly, so touch screen ordering machines are godsends for me.
meanwhile i prefer the touch screen ordering because i hate having to bother the cashier directly about the customizations i want on my food also im hard of hearing and get nervous im bothering them 💀💀 im just a pussy hahahah
I feel like somebody who went in during the 90's and just get out would absolutely crap themselves when they hear modern music....and not in a happy way
@Angelika Shy what was he in for?
@Angelika Shy 20 years lucky. Seems like most murderers get 50+ to life in prison.
@Angelika Shy is he good tho? And was it intentional if I may ask
@Angelika Shy oh ok
@Angelika Shy does your dad still understand smartphones,computers ect
SMDH
Even a prisoner can see how partisan the news has become
"What's a FAHSSEBOOK" sounds like something he might've actually said.
"He communicates with demons in his hand! Tis witchcraft, I say!"
1080p 60fps to see screenshots of still paragraphs. I love it.
Ikr. Personally, I don't have wifi where I live, so I put the resolution on 240p to preserve data. It's just high enough of a res to where I can read the words clearly, while preserving as much data as possible. Sometimes I put the video on 480p and it amazes me at the difference between the resolution. Whenever I get places that have wifi, and I'm able to bump up the res, to say, 720 or 1080, it seems like 4k to me.
Hypr Blast but why the 60pfs if there’s literally 3 frames in the whole video combined 💀
@@evelynlonely I see your point. There really is no reason for it. I guess it's just for quality and making sure the images look good
@@micahmoskau895 lmao 60fps doesn't make "the images look good"
My cousin told me the weirdest thing to him was those new smart coke machines that have completely replaced soda fountains
Ngl those were trippy even for people who were around when they came out
Smart coke machines?
Wow, Im 20 and have never been to prison or anything. I went to AMC Theatres a few weeks ago (I havent been to theaters often because money) and was staring at the touch screen soda fountain wondering what the hell I was supposed to do with this??
I'm only 24, never jailed, and those still weird me out. I don't eat out much, granted, but still 😤
I've only seen those at a jack in the box before. Are they really that common? All the places I've ever been to have the push thingies under the dispenser.
Wow they really don't give any skills to reintegrate into society and have a second chance, no wonder so many go back in. That kid born in prison and only got out as a teen... now that's an interesting story for a film right there.
Something like that is in JoJos bizarre adventure
Imagine still being a gentleman after getting out of prison. Getting up to give a women your seat, only to have her call you a misogynistic pig...
Dude was probably like, wtf?
6:15 Even though I've avoided a cell, this shit is crazy to me. You'd memorize your buddies number and if you were lucky enough to have a straw and a buck you could try call their home on a pay phone (And not have to pay). Otherwise you just rode by, knocked on the door and crossed your fingers
I am a prisoner of meme.
Me too Shane Hummus.
This comment made recoil out of disgust
Haven't most prisons got tablets on comissary and email now to contact family? Or have I been watching too much 60 days in
Rachel Tomlinson Not every prison. Some, sure, but not every.
Rachel Tomlinson A guy I know over the internet is currently doing time in Austria. I see him on Facebook every day. So, I guess in some economically better countries life in prisons is better.
Tablets are just now starting to come into the prisons in the state I work in. But a lot of the older offenders won’t fuck with the tablets because they don’t understand how they work, or they just don’t care for them.
Possibly, but you have to remember they went in 1980-2005. Its foreign
Yeah but they’re pretty standard compared to what new technology will await in the future
One time we put vr on a kid who liked dinosaurs
He didn't like dinosaurs after he seen how big they were
The story of vr reminded me
Unrelated i know
catty cat would his reaction be the same is he went universal studios
@@matthew_natividad maybe
Imagine being in coma for 30 years and then waking up to a doctor holding an I-Pad in a room with a flat screen.
I always wondered what it would be like if we could take someone from the past and show them all the gadgets that we have now, but this video made me realize all I need to do is go to a prison and show my smartphone to a guy who's been there since the 80's. XD
It's sad how people are treated in the U.S prison system. But it's adorable seeing them grasp the concepts
Yeah our system is just messed up.
Honestly, one of my biggest fears is false accusation. And being jailed for a long time cause of it. If that happens, boom, life gone (or a good portion of it) just like that, thanos snapped. Your now in a cell for nothing. Nope. No reason. Now your in there for years. Hope you have fun!
This is the only youtube series that I will stop what I am doing to watch
This just reminds me of the scenes from Shawshank Redemption where Brooks and Red are released back into society: Red was a somebody on the inside and a nobody on the outside. Poor ol' Brooks almost murdered an inmate just so he could stay in prison.
It's tragic. I know correctional facilities and punishments are important and necessary, but to isolate people so intensely and for so long is just detrimental if they are to be eventually released and expected to function as regular citizens.
I'd like to experience something like this. Like voluntarily be imprisoned for 50 years (and still be the same age)
You can time travel.
cryogenic technology is for you then
Makes me realize how quickly things change
Im curious about how the prisoners reacted when they found out Obama became president
I'm pretty sure they were fully aware of it happening
That's not as big a deal as you seem to think it is.
Its not a big deal because he was just another shitty politician who did nothing he promised. The fact that he was black only proves how stupid the whole "He's our guy" thing really is.
Why? Because the prisoners are black??
@@someoneinthecrowd4313
No because they were duped
Ah, good old YOWtube with the decent recommendations again.
You mean TH-cam?
@@eugenio3048 Correct the AI they use to read these, not me. I meant what I said.
So true about the having to hope someone was home aspect, or the no constant worrying about what someone is doing because they didnt text or call all day. Sometimes you wouldnt expect anyone to call you back until 5 or 6pm when they got home, also when caller ID was more readily available, we still picked up random numbers as they could totally be someone we knew from a payphone.
Or having to make exact plans and try your best not to be late as there wasnt exactly a way to tell someone and phone ahead "hey I'll be there at 5:30, not 5:00"
These stories remind me of my father. He had a stroke recently and lost alot of memories, like how phones and TV work. I explain it to him, he's amazed and tomorrow he forgets. So I explain it again and hes amazed all over again. But alot of the time he gets mad because he feels stupid for needing constant explaining and some part of him knows that he used to know the workings of a TV remote. But on good days, his enthusiasm for a "new" thing is so infectious.
A GPS is outdated even now.... literally everything is on your phone
Your phone is a GPS, it just stands for Global Positioning System. It's not any different from the phone being a camera, compass, calculator, and ... a phone.
@@corndogmaster12345 I'm talking stand alone gps's like Garmin dude
@queeditchable you're arguing over semantics. Ask anyone on the street and they'll tell you what a GPS is
Mastr_Of Muppts They just come included with your car instead of having to buy them separately. Someone with an expensive new car probably isn't going to use their phone.
@@Primalxbeast tru, my mom's car comes with gps and many other things
Imagine getting out of prison then going to try to get a job at your favorite stores like
K-Mart
sears
Or big lots.
@Iron Man that's mean, blockbuster doesn't exist anymore
@Iron Man ha
Toys r us
Big lots is still around, I think k mart is too it's just really rare
You can’t. You have a criminal record, now. Kmart, Sears all of them won’t hire criminals
I hope that the guy also learned that MJ was NOT declared guilty
1OO1O11O11O1O if mj is innocent the sky is red
@@zammyz1 Why? The evidence and hard facts seem to exonerate him.
@@zammyz1 Uhh... I'm not sure if you're aware but the sky is often red.
Raz0rFist the Rageholic did a great series talking about MJ was innocent and how his posthumous defamation needs to stop.
@internet troll Michael "Diaper diddling pedo" Jackson
The one complaining about legos has me rolling 🤣🤣🤣🤣... I can hear the indignation in those sentences..,🤣🤣🤣
This guy at 3:30 was in prison for 10 YEARS god knows what he did but he still had the decency to look for a handle to flush that’s amazing lmfao
He may have been in prison but that doesn't mean he's an animal.
I love hearing the voice say words that aren’t words like loooooong time, ‘I’ve been in prison a luaoooong time’
When my cousin got out of jail he wondering why guy's pants got so tight lol
Hi who ever reads this have a nice day
Musical Kat hi
Sup dudes
Thank you!!!
tha police 465 you’re welcome
You too
I live in an area with a lot of retired folks. If an older gentleman wants to hold the door for you or give you their seat or help you carry something, just let them and be nice and say thank you. You may be thinking that you should be the one helping them because you are younger, but letting others help gives them a chance to feel appreciated.
@15:00 "how partisan and ridiculous news shows had become"
2020/21: Hold my beer
wow a person only has given another person 2$ once in his life and isn't ashamed of it.
could be his last 2 bucks dude, dont judge
I bet the thing they answer most is: "While I was being turned gay in prison, the whole world turned gay as well."
No one:
Absolutely no one:
Not a single person
Automated voice: yatube
imagine being european in an no-parole max security prison for 30+ years. that culture shock would be deadly, going from 90's UK, netherlands, france etc. to today.
I was born in 2003 and I can’t believe how fast we’ve been moving in this world. Everything changing faster than I’d thought when I was a kid. I’m 18 now and I realized people back then didn’t progress as fast as this era did
"She blew his mind with Netflix" is it just me or this sounds very Netflix n Chill 😂😂
Thats basicaly what i said
oh-
@Mia Smith That sounds very depressing tbh
12:15 he didn’t need to add that was in the UK, I already guessed when they said about women throwing up in the street...
Rebecca i say he got sick or hes getting sick youse americans say vomit😂
Ganja Monn I’m not American
"Did you believe there was a white lady in the car"
2013- Met a guy that did 30+ years. He was shocked that there was a Prequel Trilogy of Star Wars.
Him: "Should I see the last one before I see the new ones?"
Me: "The last one?"
Him: "Yeah, I only saw the first two."
Me: "Yes. Yes you should."
Did he like the PT ?
No idea. Never saw him again.
Is it strange that what I got out of this was one of the most depressing things in prison is that they don't let you listen to new music? I don't know how I'd survive that
Um no the most depressing thing is knowing the world outside is rapidly changing but being stuck where you are because of your own actions.
That said it’s not the case for all prisons but it is for most hence why I worded the comment the way I did.
That was actually a plot point in The Shawshank Redemption