GEhotpants101 Or a product of the Communist witch hunting that was going on at the time. Because nothing says we respect human rights like becoming a police state and locking up, deporting, and executing people on trumped up charges. GOD BLESS 'MURICA! :)
+Just a Little Lilac Modern electric appliances were the cat's pajamas in the 50s! (Wait. I think cats pajamas is 40s) Anyway, new houses back then were advertised as "all electric". My parent's house, built in 1959, is an "all electric home" What does that mean? Electric outlets on every wall in every room.
I think its a sneak peek into the future. Judy is spoiled, lazy, & whiny when Arthur doesn't do what she wants. My God... Millennials. (Duh..duh...duhhh)
@@madammadhattersinnerella9197 LOL God save us all from the Judy's of the world in all eras. Oh my God wait... Imagine that little punk on Facebook, or at a school reunions, or demanding to see the manager at every restaurant she goes to.
A son coming home from college with a male friend who is a “real woman hater” who “doesn’t have time for girls” who jumps into the shower with sonny the minute they arrive would take a very different turn in 2019.
I thought Beethoven's 'Eroica' was on the wrong speed..... 33 rather than 78. And I didn't know the word "groovy" was used 10 years before The Beatles. That was a shock.
Alex has little time for girls.....and is quite a woman hater in his own way😉So don't get any ideas there Judy, while the first thing Alexander Phipps and brother Bob do is head right to the showers🤨 Judy is quite cute though...but looks like she when she gets "squishy" she'll have to use another source of electrical "appliance" in lieu of Alex
LOL We'd all be hammered 10 minutes in. I'm way behind on my sketch practice quota, so I'm super tempted to use it as a sketch challenge xD My fingers're gonna hate me for two days
Man, life was so different culturally just a few decades ago. The emphasis on mannerism, being clean, proper, respectful, valuing education, etc. It's so different from today.
I dont think people realize this was produced by Edison Electric Company. Yes, its an advertisement for electric appliances but made interesting for people to watch
@@scollier4450 The technology-laden dishwashers I've seen don't have a smell or leave etching anymore. Of course, they cost quite a pretty penny (as folks used to say back in the day LOL), but probably worth it in the long run.
@Von_Nightmare_ Luciferian oh I thought that was a thing already🤔🤔 it's crazy how everyone was so interested in the future and advancing things now I feel like everyone just got fat and confused lmao
"He's a woman hater" .... "I'm sure he's a very nice young man, though". Every min. They have the women either cleaning or cooking, lol. Her mother made her put on a dress? The women basically slave away for the boys/men. I think this whole episode, is to promote the electric company/companies!! 😂🤣
I started this video hoping to watch an interesting story about an era that intrigues me. I finished this video convinced that I need to purchase some appliances... electric appliances... EDIT: so this is the comment that makes me famous? Thanks everyone!
Uncindami Mafeni: Yes. "Your eyes are getting heavy. You are getting very sleepy.... And when you awake you will feel an irresistible urge to purchase some electrical appliances."
People from this generation are obsessed with cleaning! My mom and Aunt sometimes drive me crazy wanting everything so clean. Their homes don't even look lived in. I still love them of course. 😊
Well hello old chaps. I was considering showing this video to my daughter to teach her about kitchen appliances but now that I know that the main character calls her brother a st****r I'm not so sure. I certainly don't want her to start calling me a st****r or some other inappropriate word like that... What do you fellas think?
At the time it was a real commodity for women that were expected to stay home and be homemakers. It saved a lot of time. Especially if you came from a low income family. Like my mom and her parents. My grandparents grew up in houses with dirt floors. So, imagine just how exciting an electric appliance would be if your parents couldn't even afford real floors.lol
It is lovely to visit an era when these appliances were considered a marvel and a major change for housewives with loads of kids. Imagine life without them. Cooking and laundry would consume your days. We take so much for granted.
Heather Allingham yeah this confused me too. Only thing I can think of is that she meant the kind of thing where you can press the clothes all at once.
Pretty sure she meant a roller iron like this. My mom had one but it was newer from the late 60s or early 70s. Talk about a quick way to press clothes. 😊 images.app.goo.gl/DSph5FM7WANMoa2L6
Nick Mottola And the water use was ridiculous. However, in that era there was an ad: "Electricity costs less today you know, than it did many long years ago." That was probably the time of the lowest prices adjusted for inflation. There weren't enough consumers yet to utilize all that could be produced. Hence, the ad campaigns. After all, many parts of the US already had access to low cost gas and an infrastructure to support it. Electricity was sold as cleaner than gas, and it was considered safer because it never blew up a house and you couldn't mess up using an oven or burner, with no matches needed. Gas, though, had been considered a big advance over wood or coal in the home, as in the saying, "Now you're cooking with gas!" It beats electricity for precise cooking because the heat stops when you turn it off, unlike the electric burner that has to cool off. Chefs prefer gas. People who just want to feed the family can make do with electricity. :) And the harried housewife could stick her head in the oven and survive. (Bye, Bye, Birdie illustrated that point with Albert's mother.)
@@653j521 I just did some inflation adjusting on electricity prices from 1958. It it came out to 3 cents per kilowatt hour. Modern prices are between 7 to 9 all the way up to 25 cents per kilowatt hour. You are right. The 1950s probably was the era of the lowest electricity prices ever.
Gregory Malchuk Everything was less then and life was simpler, not as many expectations from keeping up with technology as it has done to us today, not as much stress. Advancing technology costs us more in money and time requirements as well. Too much to keep up with today. That's why people love these old videos. Soothing to watch a world of less stress where their problems are minor compared to ours today. We have now adjusted to the 2+ income families to keep up with these lifestyle demands of living.
@@susansauls8902 The economic condition of the United States is mostly driven by outsourcing and immigration driving wages down and dissolving social cohesion.
Gregory Malchuk the sooner one realizes that keeping up with consumer technology and all that comes with it is just not worth it the happier they will be.
"Something about growing mushrooms under artificial conditions... I might find out how to grow them in the basement!" And that's how Judy's dad became a drug lord
Anne Bancroft was four years older than Dustin Hoffman when they made the Graduate; Angela Lansbury 5 years older than Lawrence Harvey when they made the Manchurian Candidate. In Hollywood, 4 woman years = 1 man year..
In my first home I had a sink exactly like that in my laundry room! The house was built in 1929 , and to this day was the sturdiest, strongest most well-built house we ever lived in 😔👍
Ring, ring... "I'll get it! It's so wonderful since we got this electric telephone. It's so much better than the tin cans and string we used to have ! Thanks Dad !"
Yep. I get that this was sponsored by Edison Company, but, who had to suffer watching this, and where? Appliance salesmen, at Sears and Roebuck? What was the intended audience, and how captive were they?
I also love how Judy’s boy trouble is that he’s passionate about learning and likes classical music, I feel like boy trouble today consists of him sleeping with your friend or calling the cops on his psychotic baby-mama outside your apartment slashing your tyres demanding 3 years of overdue child support.
I’m 63 and ironing an apron is something I watched my grandmother do often. She wore a fresh one every day, made them herself. I still have a few of the ones she made. Nice memories. The black and beige tile in the bathroom was just like ours, also black and pink tiles in bathrooms were popular.
I wouldn’t mind getting drunk with you Carly, or with one of your best friends - plus a sister or two. And I'm sure that I would have a good time no matter what I watched. Just a compliment.
I always make it a point to discuss our modern kitchen appliances with our guests when they come over, emphasizing how they have made life so convenient and easy with quality results.
The year is 1952. I am guessing that Alexander Phipps is supposed to be about twenty and Judy is 17. Alexander and Judy will get married in 1953 and will have their first baby (a daughter named Francine) in 1954 When Alex is 22 and Judy is 19. In 1969, Francine (the daughter) will be sixteen, Judy will be 37, and Alex will be 40. Francine will love the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, will wear mini skirts and will do drugs behind the school.
Actually after their dreamy date of "dancing", Alex decided to try the other white meat and10 weeks later Judy and Alex get married and have an 8 pound "preemie" on their 7 month wedding anniversary. Alex doesn't mind because he loves his brother in law. Really, really loves him.
But she hated her name and legally changed it to a more hippie sounding name "Breeze On The Wind Rainbow." She believes in free love and lives in a commune.
@@bbytrinket9732 Did I ask for your opinion? No. So fuck off triggered feminist bitch. P.S. Perhaps do something at those ugly teeth of yours and your cringy video's on TH-cam.
I've been watching too many 40s and 50s informationals, i was shocked at Judy's first outfit. not to mention the way she speaks to her mother like a man might to a barmaid. 'do that for me angel'. goodness!
Yes take notes. Here’s one: load the dishwasher correctly and without us having to tell you to do it. Just do it especially if we cooked the food. Also the counters and stovetop, front of microwave and front of dishwasher and fridge gets wiped down as well as the sink when cleaning the kitchen. Men sadly, just do dishes and leave it at that. Nope the whole kitchen is a part of dishes. 😊 do all that without having to be told or nagged about and every wife will be happy. You may have to prepare to being attacked (👀💕) if you keep doing it!!
@@SweetTea-Stephens Im assuming both of you are working full time in that relationship, because if hes the only one with a job, he shouldnt have to do any of that, except putting the dishes in the washer.
I just found out that the actress of Judy - Bonnie Baken died on August 24th 2020. It's crazy how old these movies are! I hope all of the actors lived their best life!
@@emeraldwind4897 i didn’t live it… but my parents/grandparents/aunts/uncles did… and yes there were problems.. but nothing like today… but they all agreed that it was truly a better time for many more reasons then bad… but they are glad that certain things did change
This is my new all-time favorite video. I am able to watch it on my computer, which is a very helpful appliance that cuts my work almost in half. More than that, it sits on my desk, so it never gets in the way when my friends come over to fold laundry and vacuum the house. Sometimes, we even play LPs on it and dance!
@@KennyRider137 : yeah, but the narrative fails there: she should go over to the cabinet full of vinyl LP's (and older media) to help her swain Alex pick out the platter? A little Benny Goodman is probably the hottest thing in that pipe-smoker's cabinet?
My father retired from our local electric utility company after 37 years, starting out as a young engineer fresh from university in 1949 and ending up as director of system planning. I remember his motto, "If it's modern, you can bet your ass it isn't gas!"
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"... Alex has little time for girls, and is quite a woman-hater." LOL. Bob brought Alex home for himself. Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay! Besides... they wanted to catch a shower. LMAO.
My electric mom and electric dad gave birth to me in an electric hospital so I could use my electric hand to take my electric coffee and tell some electric person to hold that electric coffee
"Calm down?" The part where she turned all docile and sweet and amazed at how smart Alex is was the height of her manipulation. That is classic, textbook, "Feminine Wiles 101," right there. I never use those tricks because 1) I have too much ego, and 2) I'm still in shock that they work, to this day. Men will happily give you everything they have if you let them think they're smart and impressive and have the answers to your problems. I'm not denigrating them - it's just human nature. Men want to help helpless women the way women want to help helpless animals. It's why women can manipulate men in that way and my cat gets everything he wants.
And then at 6:22 Alex asks Bob in the shower: "You're not running out of hot water, are you? I stayed under quite a long time." So I guess that means Bob's the pitcher & Alex is the catcher. (His name should have been Neal.)
At 75 I can remember 1952 when the appliances were affordable and first came out! It was less work for the housewife's but they were still exhausted at the end of the day. Back in the day before all these modern appliances came out, the cloth's were hung in the basement in the winter. In the summer they were hung out to dry! Those were the days when people seemed to bit more happier than today. Our country was not that deep in debt. Americans only used cash to purchase items, and did not use the charge cards, and go in debt!!! People bought things only when they saved up and had the money!! Great video that brings back memories of the 1950's. The young generation today will never know what it was like. Anthony Joseph Lucchese
Anthony Lucchese I wasn’t born until the 80’s but I’ve always found the 50’s interesting. I do believe that there’s “nothing new under the sun” and that people were unhappy too back then just as much as any other time, but no social media to constantly rant on, and people kept their problems to themselves. I do wish we had the prosperity back that we had in past decades. I know everything goes in cycles though... Great Depression, WWII, prosperous 50’s, crash in the 70’s, booming economy in the 80’s, etc.
Women cooked a delicious dinner from scratch. Every day! That kept guys straight in those days (an occasional BJ at the rustic roadside toilets or the bath house, or rarely, a ho at Rocking Chair Helen's) but no "gay" stuff. Those were good days for men..
Nice for you. What generation Italian descent are you? Do remember that at this time your parents weren't redlined out of more promising real estate, as were the sons and daughters of enslaved people? Your parents, or their parents, may have seen signs like "Italians need not apply", as did the Irish immigrants of the turn of the 20th century. Black people, slavery's children, just assumed that sign was up, unless they had some sign from "The Green Book", letting them know where they wouldn't be spat upon, refused, hated.
So funny and naive, but really addictive to watch! Alex is like some electric agent who charms the girls and make their dads buy more and more electric appliances😂
polifatts yeah nah i would struggle with having such a lack of mental stimulation as a wife it seems you don’t do much more than your 2 hobbies, clean and take care of the kids which sounds like hell to me lmao
They used to make these little featurettes for us in lieu of a regular class or when a teacher was sick. We also had dating and etiquette movies... a movie like this was probably used through the 60s. It got to the point the kids would laugh at these because they were so corny, but that's what we had. GE is obviously touting electric apliances, and I find that ironic in these days of rolling blackouts.
@@miniprepper8284 : Thanks, for posting. I figured the captive audience was high-school, something to roll when the substitute teacher had to ride herd! If this were for salesmen, it would've pitted one brand at the other, instead of simpering at all electrics, with a thin teen angst attempting to motor the plot.
So she hates him before she knows him, loves him based on his looks at first glance, and has no interest or respect for anything he's into. Oh yeah this is going to go well.
@@vernarodriguez2347 lmao and aren't the men they are having sex with just as willing? just say you're a sexist who has double standards for women AMD go
@Mozzarella Ice Cream oh good grief. You sound about as delightful as your username. Only fools speak in absolutes, dear. All women aren't any one way. For example, why would a woman criticize that behavior if all women were like that? Off you go.
@@MonnieDavenport Too bad you have no clue what you are talking about. Are you going to cry for the oppression that is going on right now? Or are you going to perpetuate a lie forever?
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I have been watching 50's short films for 3 hours please help me.
Nicole Brooks There's no hope. You'll be questioning your table manners and wondering whether you've washed under your nails correctly forever now. :(
GEhotpants101 I think this is more of a weird electric kitchen appliance fetish film than one on 50's etiquette. XD
***** It means to become angry. It's a play off "seeing red" which means you're getting too angry to see reason.
GEhotpants101 Or a product of the Communist witch hunting that was going on at the time. Because nothing says we respect human rights like becoming a police state and locking up, deporting, and executing people on trumped up charges. GOD BLESS 'MURICA! :)
John Smith Well, that too.
I can't tell if this is a short movie about a girl's crush, or an advertisement on electric domestic products.
+Just a Little Lilac Both.
+Just a Little Lilac Modern electric appliances were the cat's pajamas in the 50s! (Wait. I think cats pajamas is 40s) Anyway, new houses back then were advertised as "all electric". My parent's house, built in 1959, is an "all electric home" What does that mean? Electric outlets on every wall in every room.
Total marketing ploy by Edison Electric.
I believe it is about a girls crush.
Autumn In Motion
Discernment is needed. The storyline is simply the drama-vehicle for the moneymaking advert.
I just LOVE watching this video with my ELECTRIC cellphone?
Gee willikers, that's awfully modern of you. Indubitably.
I think its a sneak peek into the future.
Judy is spoiled, lazy, & whiny when Arthur doesn't do what she wants. My God... Millennials. (Duh..duh...duhhh)
@@madammadhattersinnerella9197 LOL God save us all from the Judy's of the world in all eras.
Oh my God wait... Imagine that little punk on Facebook, or at a school reunions, or demanding to see the manager at every restaurant she goes to.
@@ladymaiden2308 😂😂😂😂😂
LOL.
Who's watching in 2024??
I can't stop😢
its like i am alien watching another long dead civilization.
I can't help myself
@@JennRoc5 like the production value too makes it feel like a mini movie.
I'm with you
i am lol
A son coming home from college with a male friend who is a “real woman hater” who “doesn’t have time for girls” who jumps into the shower with sonny the minute they arrive would take a very different turn in 2019.
I THOUGHT THE SAME LOL
I should've paid WAY more attention to the title of this "film", lol! But my mind was up outta the gutter because ya know...its the FIFTIES...😂🤣😂🤣😂
Omg MEE TOO!!! 😂 - pretty sure those boys are blowing each other !
😂
Yeah I think I’ve seen videos online that began like this but had very different endings...just saying
I was wondering if there was going to be any chemistry between the young lovers, but no, it was all electricity.
🤣🤣🤣👏
💀
That’s a great one!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
👏👏👏🥇🏆🥇👏👏👏
Alex helps with the dishes, is passionate about engineering, has excellent taste in music...what a guy!
And a women hater, too!
Yeah but he's gay
I thought Beethoven's 'Eroica' was on the wrong speed..... 33 rather than 78. And I didn't know the word "groovy" was used 10 years before The Beatles. That was a shock.
Alex has little time for girls.....and is quite a woman hater in his own way😉So don't get any ideas there Judy, while the first thing Alexander Phipps and brother Bob do is head right to the showers🤨 Judy is quite cute though...but looks like she when she gets "squishy" she'll have to use another source of electrical "appliance" in lieu of Alex
@@ITILII😅😅😅😂😂
I sure love when my dishes are hygienically clean
I read this comment right after he said that... 😂
And how!
and ....."Jeepers my towels are soft and fluffy. You can say that again. Jeepers my towels are soft and fluffy."
@@SuperNevile You can say that again.
@@davidparker9676 That
New drinking game:
Take a shot every time they mention an electric appliance
Tragic Triggers I’m doing the same but instead of shots, I smoke a bowl lol...
Omg 5 min I’m lit AF 😂😎🌲🌬🌫
I dont want to die but I'd also like to try this
LOL We'd all be hammered 10 minutes in. I'm way behind on my sketch practice quota, so I'm super tempted to use it as a sketch challenge xD My fingers're gonna hate me for two days
They are gonna need to pump my stomach
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I’m not sharing my razor with anyone, not even Alexander Phipps and his Trans-Atlantic accent.
I'm sad people don't talk like that anymore..
Mal Mack its a fake accent invented just for movies back then
@@ziutasow2244 still kinda sad no one uses it anymore, it's cool
Ziuta Sow no it’s not my dad said they actually talk like that back then And actually had manners.
Yuck!😝
Man, life was so different culturally just a few decades ago. The emphasis on mannerism, being clean, proper, respectful, valuing education, etc. It's so different from today.
It's still like that in good families.
NO EBONICS EITHER
Thank God things changed ..We have enough stuck up tool bags as it is now jeeze
It was much better in the 50s.
What a remarkable revelation
Good lord, WE GET IT, YOU HAVE APPLIANCES!
Yeah but they don't vape, so fuck 'em.
Yeah! Electrical!
Your profile matches your comment.
VIBRATORS!
Lmmfao
I dont think people realize this was produced by Edison Electric Company. Yes, its an advertisement for electric appliances but made interesting for people to watch
hmmm, ok Oh that explains a lot lol
you should see the one for the edsel where they take a trip to the Okefenokee in Georgia. That was a really nice time capsule
So that’s why they’re randomly like, jeepers this electric water heater sure is swell Mavis.
I've watched so many advertisements like this.
The third time they mentioned 'electronic 'x" I started doubting. But a funny ad tho
You know you’ve been watching too many of these when you recognize one of the actors from another one..
I'm already there, help me!
mister poopies you cared enough to reply
And you've seen a teenage Dick York so much he feels like a relative.
Feels like he stared directly into my soul and made it _hygenically clean_ 😱
I’m still washing my dishes by hand in 2019 😢😢
You're not alone
Me too! I'll never use a dishwasher. I can't stand the smell of them while they're working, or the eventual 'etching' that ends up on glassware. ACK
@@scollier4450 The technology-laden dishwashers I've seen don't have a smell or leave etching anymore. Of course, they cost quite a pretty penny (as folks used to say back in the day LOL), but probably worth it in the long run.
Yes, some of us are still stuck in the Stone Age! Lol
I detest gadgets. The only concession is a microwave and a coffee maker.
"Our kitchen does everything but talk." That's because you don't have a Google Home in there.
@Von_Nightmare_ Luciferian because of a talking fridge??? Lol
@Von_Nightmare_ Luciferian oh I thought that was a thing already🤔🤔 it's crazy how everyone was so interested in the future and advancing things now I feel like everyone just got fat and confused lmao
@Von_Nightmare_ Luciferian but aye that guys wish came true doing things faster with less work😂🤣
"He's a woman hater" .... "I'm sure he's a very nice young man, though".
Every min. They have the women either cleaning or cooking, lol. Her mother made her put on a dress? The women basically slave away for the boys/men.
I think this whole episode, is to promote the electric company/companies!! 😂🤣
It would never get a word in around Judy's big mouth. 😂😂😂
I started this video hoping to watch an interesting story about an era that intrigues me. I finished this video convinced that I need to purchase some appliances... electric appliances...
EDIT: so this is the comment that makes me famous? Thanks everyone!
Good point.
Uncindami Mafeni: Yes. "Your eyes are getting heavy. You are getting very sleepy.... And when you awake you will feel an irresistible urge to purchase some electrical appliances."
😂🤣🤣😂
OC- 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Mission accomplished...Here it is 2020, and I still don't have a dishwasher. ☹
People from this generation are obsessed with cleaning! My mom and Aunt sometimes drive me crazy wanting everything so clean. Their homes don't even look lived in.
I still love them of course. 😊
And ironing. Sheets/pillowcases were starched/ironed and you'd never walk around in wrinkled clothes or a shirt hanging out of your pants.
She swung her leg OVER THE CHAIR to sit down.
Jip, saw that! Then I started looking for a comment to see if someone already mentioned it ... That's how I watch TH-cam! LOL
Yes, she does need a boyfriend.
And fast!
She must be related to William Riker
Alexander Phipps is sure to be impressed 😂
That's called a Cmdr. Riker. I know someone already basically said that, but I came here to say it and I won't be silenced.
Whoa she really just called him a “stinker” go off sis
my grandma still talks like this and i just adore it.
I hear that he was an ‘absolute bounder’ too.
Simmer down, sis
Well hello old chaps. I was considering showing this video to my daughter to teach her about kitchen appliances but now that I know that the main character calls her brother a st****r I'm not so sure. I certainly don't want her to start calling me a st****r or some other inappropriate word like that... What do you fellas think?
@@eaglespaghetti4373 don’t show her it’s way to inappropriate
I always talk about the electric dryer with my friends too.
🤣🤣🤣
BlankParty seventy years later it's the electric car, solar roofs and powerwalls...😉
At the time it was a real commodity for women that were expected to stay home and be homemakers. It saved a lot of time.
Especially if you came from a low income family. Like my mom and her parents. My grandparents grew up in houses with dirt floors.
So, imagine just how exciting an electric appliance would be if your parents couldn't even afford real floors.lol
I have a gas dryer..🤷🏻♂️
I tell my mom when Alex looks at me I get all squishy.
It is lovely to visit an era when these appliances were considered a marvel and a major change for housewives with loads of kids. Imagine life without them. Cooking and laundry would consume your days. We take so much for granted.
The way to a man's heart is through his stomach -especially if the meal was cooked on an electric range.
my wife says the quickest way to a mans heart is thru the sternum with a butcher knife
Igaluit lol
Cooked ANYWHERE, really. Lol
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LOL
"Mother, wouldn't it be slick if we had an electric iron?" Judy says, after unplugging the one she's been using
Heather Allingham yeah this confused me too. Only thing I can think of is that she meant the kind of thing where you can press the clothes all at once.
Maybe it was a gas iron. One with an electric light on it. Hence the cable......... 😀
Yeah I was a little confused.
Pretty sure she meant a roller iron like this. My mom had one but it was newer from the late 60s or early 70s. Talk about a quick way to press clothes. 😊 images.app.goo.gl/DSph5FM7WANMoa2L6
She says ironer, not iron. It's an appliance, not a tool.
“And that makes the dishes hygienically clean.” My favorite line.
Linda Saab: Yes, will have to remember that when I do the dishes.
looking directly at the camera too
Linda Saab so awkwardly casual
“Water so hard you couldn’t even touch them”
* looks at camera*
the electric bill in this house must be astronomical.
Nick Mottola And the water use was ridiculous.
However, in that era there was an ad: "Electricity costs less today you know, than it did many long years ago." That was probably the time of the lowest prices adjusted for inflation. There weren't enough consumers yet to utilize all that could be produced. Hence, the ad campaigns. After all, many parts of the US already had access to low cost gas and an infrastructure to support it. Electricity was sold as cleaner than gas, and it was considered safer because it never blew up a house and you couldn't mess up using an oven or burner, with no matches needed. Gas, though, had been considered a big advance over wood or coal in the home, as in the saying, "Now you're cooking with gas!" It beats electricity for precise cooking because the heat stops when you turn it off, unlike the electric burner that has to cool off. Chefs prefer gas. People who just want to feed the family can make do with electricity. :) And the harried housewife could stick her head in the oven and survive. (Bye, Bye, Birdie illustrated that point with Albert's mother.)
@@653j521 I just did some inflation adjusting on electricity prices from 1958. It it came out to 3 cents per kilowatt hour. Modern prices are between 7 to 9 all the way up to 25 cents per kilowatt hour. You are right. The 1950s probably was the era of the lowest electricity prices ever.
Gregory Malchuk
Everything was less then and life was simpler, not as many expectations from keeping up with technology as it has done to us today, not as much stress. Advancing technology costs us more in money and time requirements as well. Too much to keep up with today. That's why people love these old videos. Soothing to watch a world of less stress where their problems are minor compared to ours today. We have now adjusted to the 2+ income families to keep up with these lifestyle demands of living.
@@susansauls8902
The economic condition of the United States is mostly driven by outsourcing and immigration driving wages down and dissolving social cohesion.
Gregory Malchuk the sooner one realizes that keeping up with consumer technology and all that comes with it is just not worth it the happier they will be.
I think my favorite thing is how this video opens by assuring us that even a *man* can use a stove this easy.
“I remember your father...the trouble I had with him...seems like nothing I did interested him”
Dad’s gay too??
rodittis nothing she did interested him until that one day she got naked and they both got down and dirty. There was no stopping them after that.
They had nothing to talk about and didn’t understand each other. Quite sad.
Ahahahaha!
People back then married for security and didn’t divorce if shit got hard, unless they were celebs.
Maybe it wasn't electric..
"Something about growing mushrooms under artificial conditions... I might find out how to grow them in the basement!"
And that's how Judy's dad became a drug lord
+Fort976 - Squishy!
If Breaking Bad took place in the 1950s
This made me laugh out loud 😂
LMAO😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Wondered same!!😂😂😂😂😂
Here's my older brother... he's about 4 years younger than our mom.
Anne Bancroft was four years older than Dustin Hoffman when they made the Graduate; Angela Lansbury 5 years older than Lawrence Harvey when they made the Manchurian Candidate. In Hollywood, 4 woman years = 1 man year..
😆
He's 40 if he's a day! And he's got a completely different accent.
In my first home I had a sink exactly like that in my laundry room! The house was built in 1929 , and to this day was the sturdiest, strongest most well-built house we ever lived in 😔👍
unplug my internet, this is the 12th short film ive watched
itsChristiian It's addicting isn't it? Like looking at aliens from another planet.
But it’s electric 😂
I don't think either of those guys "has time" for girls, judging by the bathroom scene.
And apparently joining Ted later will complete the threesome. Judy doesn't stand a chance with all this guy on guy action.
doubtful100 Ha ha
doubtful100 I don't did the chick's
+LOAblue ha, ha, ha ,ha!!
11:00 Seeing a man "on a matter of hydraulics" sounds like 1950's code for gay stuff to me.
Ring, ring... "I'll get it! It's so wonderful since we got this electric telephone. It's so much better than the tin cans and string we used to have ! Thanks Dad !"
😂😂😂😂
polarbear oml haha
😂
i laughed outloud when i read this!!! my colleagues looking at me weird lol
:))))))
Back when household appliances were well made, sturdy, and attractive. 😊
The very fine line between awkwardly-paced short movie and weirdly long advertisement is astoundingly thin. loved it
Yep. I get that this was sponsored by Edison Company, but, who had to suffer watching this, and where? Appliance salesmen, at Sears and Roebuck? What was the intended audience, and how captive were they?
Wait. This wasn’t a novel ?
@@ReginaTrans_ 🤔 no
SUFFER watching this?! With a babe like Judy in this, I have trouble turning this OFF!
😆
If they say "electric" one more time, they're going to give me THE REDS!
🤣🤣🤣
Alanna White 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I plan to start using some of the lingo from here.
Warpath1337 Well aren’t you a real Cool Jonah? 😉😎
I laughed so hard at this comment! 😁
Alex is only going to date her for her electronic appliances.
Groovy!
Well jeepers! When you say it like that, he doesn’t sound like such a swell fella
Or maybe so she can do the marketing , make meals and draw his bath.
Men only want one thing, and it’s electric appliances 🙄
Stacey's home has got it going on!
I also love how Judy’s boy trouble is that he’s passionate about learning and likes classical music, I feel like boy trouble today consists of him sleeping with your friend or calling the cops on his psychotic baby-mama outside your apartment slashing your tyres demanding 3 years of overdue child support.
That's the damn truth
Well thats very specfic
Damn I love this
Nah there were psycho boyfriends back then, just nobody talked about it, the girl just went missing and life went on like nothing happened.
🤣
Dear God, this is better than nearly all episodes of any modern sitcom.
The drama! The tension! The dialogue!
OMG I was dissing on this so much I didn't realize you are right.
I’ll take those over todays 2023 television anyway.
Not better than Garry Steinfield, tho. Seen every episode of his !!
🚬😎👍
@@gretamurphy3704 The mother / daughter plotting and man - trapping of poor Alex ! 😆
She seems to really like her brother's boyfriend.
Beautiful Butterfly my thoughts exactly 😂😭😂
I liked the way he poked his head out the shower curtain, covering his modesty!
You always love what you can’t have
BDude she gets all squishy when She thinks of him Time for (Judy) to go change your panties before you get the Reds again
Omg I thought the same thing when it started. Can't say I've been in the bathroom when my BFF showering
Why is her brother 45?
Lmao damn they do look old
😂
Mom was 10 when she conceived him, duh.
They've put powder in their hair or something lol. My grandma had kids when my aunt was so my dad was same age as his nephews
Yeah he looks like a middle aged professor. I thought he was supposed to be a college student coming home for the weekend or something.
I’m 63 and ironing an apron is something I watched my grandmother do often. She wore a fresh one every day, made them herself. I still have a few of the ones she made. Nice memories. The black and beige tile in the bathroom was just like ours, also black and pink tiles in bathrooms were popular.
I highly recommend these while drunk w your sisters or best friends
I second that
I wouldn’t mind getting drunk with you Carly, or with one of your best friends - plus a sister or two. And I'm sure that I would have a good time no matter what I watched. Just a compliment.
I always make it a point to discuss our modern kitchen appliances with our guests when they come over, emphasizing how they have made life so convenient and easy with quality results.
lol.....
I really do though 😂
Just like everyone I know with an instapot.
😂
Hahaha!
The year is 1952. I am guessing that Alexander Phipps is supposed to be about twenty and Judy is 17. Alexander and Judy will get married in 1953 and will have their first baby (a daughter named Francine) in 1954 When Alex is 22 and Judy is 19.
In 1969, Francine (the daughter) will be sixteen, Judy will be 37, and Alex will be 40. Francine will love the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, will wear mini skirts and will do drugs behind the school.
Actually after their dreamy date of "dancing", Alex decided to try the other white meat and10 weeks later Judy and Alex get married and have an 8 pound "preemie" on their 7 month wedding anniversary. Alex doesn't mind because he loves his brother in law. Really, really loves him.
Along the way they got a Crockpot, microwave, blender, Cuisinart and toaster oven.
But she hated her name and legally changed it to a more hippie sounding name "Breeze On The Wind Rainbow." She believes in free love and lives in a commune.
@@hannahangelina. Dude what is your problem damn
@@bbytrinket9732 Did I ask for your opinion? No. So fuck off triggered feminist bitch. P.S. Perhaps do something at those ugly teeth of yours and your cringy video's on TH-cam.
This whole thing was an electrical appliance commercial
Yup. Better living through electric appliances!
I've been watching too many 40s and 50s informationals, i was shocked at Judy's first outfit. not to mention the way she speaks to her mother like a man might to a barmaid. 'do that for me angel'. goodness!
i think maybe the point was to show how forward or groovy she was by all the slang and pet names but i’m not sure if that bit worked or was overkill.
@@celandineroots Well it flows off the tongue a lot better than "Fuck off, bitch!" like they do today.
I just watched a 68 year old infomercial and loved every minute of it. Lol
Same. ^^
Two generations on, limitless hot water, private car and a mile of these gadgets boggles the imagination. The peak of human comfort.
It's the 1950s, but their 1910s fuse box is crying for mercy with all of these added appliances !
I want a sequel....AFTER they have grown mushrooms in artificial conditions.
🤣😂😆
I kept thinking they were getting to an adult version. : (
LOL.
When meeting a young woman you are interested in, use lines like, "That makes the dishes hygienically clean." I'm taking careful notes.
Yes take notes. Here’s one: load the dishwasher correctly and without us having to tell you to do it. Just do it especially if we cooked the food. Also the counters and stovetop, front of microwave and front of dishwasher and fridge gets wiped down as well as the sink when cleaning the kitchen.
Men sadly, just do dishes and leave it at that. Nope the whole kitchen is a part of dishes. 😊 do all that without having to be told or nagged about and every wife will be happy. You may have to prepare to being attacked (👀💕) if you keep doing it!!
Or a trans woman
Judy is swell 🤩😍🤗 70s ago 😄😃
@@SweetTea-Stephens Im assuming both of you are working full time in that relationship, because if hes the only one with a job, he shouldnt have to do any of that, except putting the dishes in the washer.
lol.....
"Wouldn't it be slick?" I'm going to be using that line from now on.
Heather McPherson Groovy!
You still using it?
I still use slick. We had one of those laundry baskets growing up too.
“D’oh!! BROTHERS!!!!”
The " reds" for me lol.
I love the innocence of these 1950's movies
I just found out that the actress of Judy - Bonnie Baken died on August 24th 2020. It's crazy how old these movies are! I hope all of the actors lived their best life!
Hope so too. Thanks for the info.
Bonnie BAKEN, lol. She's scarfing that bacon down like someone's gonna take it away from her.
I wonder what Bonnie Baken is doing right no…. Oh dear!
@@1000davetron She's in bacon heaven.
She was such a pretty old lady, too! It seemed she lived a happy life :)
This is literally a cleverly disguised appliance commercial.
*****... not TOO cleverly!! LMAO
lol more like thinly veiled..
Clever is a strong word for it. Lol
It says Edison Electric right in the intro credits. They weren’t trying to hide it.
TacoConsumer GE or Maytag or somebody else probably sponsored the show?!?
"I want him so much. If only he were totally different."
Yep typical female... LOL:) OL J R :)
One of the Best replies.
This commercial is a working social experiment
Some things will NEVER change.....it's ALL about the challenge......
That chick has an egg she's dying to get fertilized. I've seen it.
If the actress who played Judy just died in 2020, than from 1952 til 2020, she lived a full life. Amen....
RIP Bonnie Baken 1931-2020. In the Fifties she was Miss Bonnie on "Romper Room" in Providence RI. Kinda groovy
I love how her skirt is made from the same material as the curtains and chair upholstery
@Christina bowen either way she’s cute as hell…I’d date her in a heartbeat
@@tjlovesrachel Same, Even if society was really like this back in the 50's, It just seems like fiction today, which is sad.
@@emeraldwind4897 i didn’t live it… but my parents/grandparents/aunts/uncles did… and yes there were problems.. but nothing like today… but they all agreed that it was truly a better time for many more reasons then bad… but they are glad that certain things did change
The dress, curtains, and upholstery were probably all made by Mom -- which was so much easier with her new, electric sewing machine!
still way better than torn pants
I cant stop binging on these. But seriously how come this family in the 50s has a dishwasher and i still have to do mine by hand 😭
Haha I know right, I am the dishwasher!! 😁
It’s an ad.
@@genli5603 we know 😂
Poor life choices?
Cause your not one of the groovy kids.
This is my new all-time favorite video. I am able to watch it on my computer, which is a very helpful appliance that cuts my work almost in half. More than that, it sits on my desk, so it never gets in the way when my friends come over to fold laundry and vacuum the house. Sometimes, we even play LPs on it and dance!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
So funny.
Hilarious!
Love it!
I love how polite the family is. I know the fifty's were not always great but I miss the values taught in these. ♥️
That's it. I'm making my crush a full dinner while we talk about electric appliances.
Don't forget to cook it in the electric deep well cooker, you can wash it in the next load. The electric dish washer will get it hygienically clean.
@@eckankar7756 why, that water is so hot you couldn't possibly our your hand in it
You're joking but this will earn you a ring QUICK!
@@SeanWinters yeah, haha
Your crush must be a big wheel and not a hubcap....
I've never heard gay sex referred to as "fiddling with a hydraulic". I'm going to call it that from now on.
pumbaaj I just spit out my drink
pumbaaj 👏👏👏
😉..me too
The Hydraulics? Ask the Greaseman
Judy doesn't need this she gets all squishy and she thinks of Alex and his big throbbing dick
when homegirl starts dancing and then classical music stars playing I about died.
I laughed way too hard at that part😂🤣
I know! It stopped being a nerdy ad for electronics and turned into a real sitcom.
@@KennyRider137 : yeah, but the narrative fails there: she should go over to the cabinet full of vinyl LP's (and older media) to help her swain Alex pick out the platter? A little Benny Goodman is probably the hottest thing in that pipe-smoker's cabinet?
@@jnathanj883 but then the dad's line, "the rhythm of big generators" wouldn't be funny.
I spat out my dinner when that part came on . It was too funny 🤣
My father retired from our local electric utility company after 37 years, starting out as a young engineer fresh from university in 1949 and ending up as director of system planning. I remember his motto, "If it's modern, you can bet your ass it isn't gas!"
Lol my dear father-in-law is an engineer from that era but he worked for the gas company.
@@kathleenkirchoff9223 ;-)
I love hearing little stories like this about the lives of others.
Man, he’s positively frantic. A real cool Jonah.
😂
That may be the line that sums up perceived 50’s lifestyle 😂
50s slang was something else. Lol
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Golly!
"I thought this guy was attractive but I now realise we have nothing in common." Mom:"Cook him a meal and he'll be yours!"
Only in the 1950s
😂😂
Gee swell mom !!
works
@@jackofunnehgirl Lmao if a woman cooks me a meal she's got a ring
"Alex is quiet a woman hater in his way"
- I am sure he is a nice young man!
😂Good old 50's
Women haters are usually nice people who don't like fake people.
SS Sniper lmaoo suree
im pretty sure alex is gay
he's gay
@Kingdom of the Son of God he’s gay
The actress who played Judy Adams was Bonnie Baken, she died on August 24,2020 at the age of 89.
"... Alex has little time for girls, and is quite a woman-hater." LOL. Bob brought Alex home for himself. Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay! Besides... they wanted to catch a shower. LMAO.
just watch the 50s PSA's on gays then see why he could not come out as one to his family
11/18: So much mind control and people thinks it's their reality.
😂😂😂
I thought product placement in 2019 was bad
1952: hold my coffee
*my electrically brewed coffee
Hold my electric cigarette
My electric mom and electric dad gave birth to me in an electric hospital so I could use my electric hand to take my electric coffee and tell some electric person to hold that electric coffee
It’s a long form ad
These are the same 30min ads i see pop up on youtube.
Synopsis: Judy is thirsty, manipulative, and knows what she wants.
Yeah but she starts to calm down in the end. She'll lose Alex if she doesn't. And Alex's don't grow on every street corner.
"Calm down?" The part where she turned all docile and sweet and amazed at how smart Alex is was the height of her manipulation. That is classic, textbook, "Feminine Wiles 101," right there. I never use those tricks because 1) I have too much ego, and 2) I'm still in shock that they work, to this day. Men will happily give you everything they have if you let them think they're smart and impressive and have the answers to your problems. I'm not denigrating them - it's just human nature. Men want to help helpless women the way women want to help helpless animals. It's why women can manipulate men in that way and my cat gets everything he wants.
Amanda Albrecht i lol’d so hard at that😂😂😂😂
She did say she was "squishy"
Judy is a lesbian
My grandmother graduated high school in 1952. Still going strong
I hope she knows Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior before she passes on ❤️✝️ That way she’ll go to heaven
@@shingtome2179I hope she has enjoyed the wonders of electrical appliances
"We're going upstairs to catch a shower. We'll be down in a couple of hours..."
Ghey.
As Alex says “imagine having to do it the hard way...by hand”
And then at 6:22 Alex asks Bob in the shower: "You're not running out of hot water, are you? I stayed under quite a long time." So I guess that means Bob's the pitcher & Alex is the catcher. (His name should have been Neal.)
Golden,
1950 friends sound like a 2019 "couple"😁!
Golly, I can't believe I watched the entire picture! 😄😄😄
@Random Hughman Blushing
At 75 I can remember 1952 when the appliances were affordable and first came out! It was less work for the housewife's but they were still exhausted at the end of the day. Back in the day before all these modern appliances came out, the cloth's were hung in the basement in the winter. In the summer they were hung out to dry! Those were the days when people seemed to bit more happier than today. Our country was not that deep in debt. Americans only used cash to purchase items, and did not use the charge cards, and go in debt!!! People bought things only when they saved up and had the money!! Great video that brings back memories of the 1950's. The young generation today will never know what it was like.
Anthony Joseph Lucchese
Anthony Lucchese I wasn’t born until the 80’s but I’ve always found the 50’s interesting. I do believe that there’s “nothing new under the sun” and that people were unhappy too back then just as much as any other time, but no social media to constantly rant on, and people kept their problems to themselves. I do wish we had the prosperity back that we had in past decades. I know everything goes in cycles though... Great Depression, WWII, prosperous 50’s, crash in the 70’s, booming economy in the 80’s, etc.
Women cooked a delicious dinner from scratch. Every day! That kept guys straight in those days (an occasional BJ at the rustic roadside toilets or the bath house, or rarely, a ho at Rocking Chair Helen's) but no "gay" stuff. Those were good days for men..
Nice for you. What generation Italian descent are you? Do remember that at this time your parents weren't redlined out of more promising real estate, as were the sons and daughters of enslaved people?
Your parents, or their parents, may have seen signs like "Italians need not apply", as did the Irish immigrants of the turn of the 20th century.
Black people, slavery's children, just assumed that sign was up, unless they had some sign from "The Green Book", letting them know where they wouldn't be spat upon, refused, hated.
@@jnathanj883 he’s a friend of ours
Or Italian.
So funny and naive, but really addictive to watch! Alex is like some electric agent who charms the girls and make their dads buy more and more electric appliances😂
Isn't that all sales? Usually they have attractive men and women selling.
Keen o Watt
Geee, if I was a man in 1950 I would genuinely believe that women only talked to each other if it was about a man or an electrical appliance
They don't? Oh yeah, I forgot makeup.
polifatts yeah nah i would struggle with having such a lack of mental stimulation as a wife it seems you don’t do much more than your 2 hobbies, clean and take care of the kids which sounds like hell to me lmao
Belle Espejo well women had their friends and interests outside the home as well, not this lifestyle is better than anything else though
@@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath yea. Nah. I think I much prefer my life now, than any life I could have had back then.
@@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath A time when safe home electronics were a refreshing novelty.
This is the longest GE commercial that I have ever seen
brenda b early days of content marketing
They used to make these little featurettes for us in lieu of a regular class or when a teacher was sick. We also had dating and etiquette movies... a movie like this was probably used through the 60s. It got to the point the kids would laugh at these because they were so corny, but that's what we had. GE is obviously touting electric apliances, and I find that ironic in these days of rolling blackouts.
@@miniprepper8284 : Thanks, for posting. I figured the captive audience was high-school, something to roll when the substitute teacher had to ride herd!
If this were for salesmen, it would've pitted one brand at the other, instead of simpering at all electrics, with a thin teen angst attempting to motor the plot.
Where has a man like Alex been all my life? A dishwasher fanatic is an ENORMOUS turn on 🔥
XD
Here I is!!!!!
And when it's a woman dishwasher it's even more ❤️
SQUISHY
I love a man who can show me around my own kitchen like I've never seen it before 🫠
I am from an entirely different era but absolutely love and adore watching older movies, clips and videos from a different time and place❣️
Thank you for sharing!
Ah yes, when kids looked almost as old as their parents. Good show. Loved it.
I was confused when the brother came in I thought he was the father …
yes, when people matured, not like today with the perpetual childhood.
People age far better than they used to.
I know. Who wears a tie around the house anyway?
@@mhballa5866 Physically AND mentally.
Judy's brother looks like he is 40 instead of the 20s.
Actually he's probably a grad student.
I thought it was Jack Benny!
He was 24. People looked old back then. Mom was only 47.
Honestly same
@@suzannederringer1607 and..?
I love that her mom asked what she means when she uses 50s slang. My how the times have not changed at all.
Man boys give me the red’s
I thought he was real frantic, but he turned out to be a complete schnuckel!
Fr Fr no cap
Boys got the mad drip
And the ELECTRIC appliances be absolutely BUSSIN
@@dontworryaboutit6028 😂😂😂🎉
@@dontworryaboutit6028 Though they "got drip", thankfully they aren't "drips."
My parent’s house has the same exact tile in the bathroom. Pretty standard in the 1950’s.
He is positively frantic, a real cool Jonah, nothing like the drips in school
lol . What even does that mean?
Warpath1337 Jonah was What the chicks called any guy that they all had sucked off and swallowed (You know like Jonah and the whale)
Wtf haha
Elizabeth Marco I’m feeling squishy now 😍Also did you see when she called him a square?
Bet Judy's particularly "squishy" that day...😝
Sure! *stares directly into camera* That makes the dishes hygienicly clean.
So she hates him before she knows him, loves him based on his looks at first glance, and has no interest or respect for anything he's into. Oh yeah this is going to go well.
That never changed... these days . they have sex before knowing their names.. or not.
@@vernarodriguez2347 lmao and aren't the men they are having sex with just as willing? just say you're a sexist who has double standards for women AMD go
@@LoyaltyQueen That's very sexist of you to assume Verna was speaking about the women
Typical teenagers
@Mozzarella Ice Cream oh good grief. You sound about as delightful as your username.
Only fools speak in absolutes, dear.
All women aren't any one way.
For example, why would a woman criticize that behavior if all women were like that? Off you go.
I miss my parents. Passed away more than a Decade ago.
I hear you❤
Mine too 😢 miss them very much.
did she just called her mum,'sweetie'??!!!
fruitcakeasylum I know! It’s so strange!
And "angel" lmao
They are romantic
She also called her 'angel' and 'doll'. I dont know anybody that talks to their mom like that.
fruitcakeasylum its a kinda term like bro or sis or dude
Sorry sweetie? I....have never heard a teen call their mom sweetie. It's weird but cute!
Yes I had to rewind that part. Caught me off guard.
i can't stand when people call me sweetie and doll and yes its everywhere in 2019 ugggggg
I love it
She called her angel as well I love that haha.
It sounds patronizing to me, because I always hear elders use it on kids rather than the other way round
he makes her feel squishy
Ellen Huggins Squishy?😳
Even their terms for arousal are corny af!😬
Squiggy, not squishy. Still weird though
Lisa Escatel as the next generation will think what we do is weird, you have too realize times change
#freethesquish
Lol
The world is in desperate need of wholesomeness
Oh please the two guys are bum brothers
The world is in desperate need of Electric Appliances!
To bad the 50s was only "wholesome", for a certain group, tge rest was treated horrible and unfair a d I sure it wasn't wholesome for most of them
@@MonnieDavenport Too bad you have no clue what you are talking about.
Are you going to cry for the oppression that is going on right now? Or are you going to perpetuate a lie forever?
@@MonnieDavenport What language are you speaking?
"when he looks at me I get, well you know, squishy."
w h a t
I'll take squishy 😂 over Squirmy
CT Bauer Squishy ooooo you know hot and wet ready to..... well you know.... 😂
@@baronsorgi1 - We all get it... and you're an uncouth pig.
56squadron Hypocrite LOL👃🏼👃🏼👃🏼
Mother can’t wait to get the next load in she tells Alex
A "schnookel" LOL Judy, you haven't tried online dating. You will meet plenty of schnookels there LOL
Are these folks Jewish? I don't see a kosher kitchen! Lol!
Mom: "I don't know what time i'll be back tonight"
Adult Son: (incredulous) "Tonight?! But what about dinner?!?!"
LMAO!!
Interesting how there are no commercials, the whole show is a commercial!
i've never had a dishwasher and it's been out since the 50s. :(
Lmao me too.my mom will never buy it :))
Buy one, dishwashers are great. I. Specially if you hate washing the dishes, like me.
Neither have I. I can't believe they've been around that long!
I have one in my house but our water is so hard we can't use it.
Same, and doing the dishes is my least favourite chore!