WOW THAT WOULD BE A GREAT IDEA TO BRING BACK THE DRIVE-INS THEY NEED TO COME BACK IT WOULD HELP SMALL BUSINESSES IN TORONTO TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE BRING THE YUMMY SNACKS AND REFRESHMENTS FOR EVERYONE EVERYWHERE
There's one of these theaters apparently just 30 minutes from my house! I plan to go when I finally get the damn convertible top for my '84 Sunbird. Should be quite the sight lol
while people were piling into the concession stand my mom would pop open a cooler from the trunk and haul out sodas, beer, sandwiches chips candy, we'd sit there and watch people drop their drinks on the way back to the car. thanks for that memory of the Tijeras Drive-in Albuquerque
bwcpublishing i bet people were really enjoying watching there, I’m not even born yet, but I don’t watching these made me really nostalgic, it’s so relaxing and eyegasm 😍
@@bwcpublishing But if you went to a Drive-In on one of those summer longer days, you had to wait about 2 hours, until it was around 8:30 P.M., then they would show previews, a short subject, a cartoon and the second movie was first; I think it was that way when we went to see "The Time Machine" ( the main attraction) when it was new in 1960.
I was a weird kid, I actually looked forward to the intermission films whenever we went to the drive-in! A lot of these same films were shown at my 2 local drive-ins. Ours had the "10 little indians" countdown.
@@b33fybruh54 How young are you? At $2000, you could buy and own your own house in the 1960s (won't be very large, though); small, but regular sized candy bars, like Milky Way and Snickers, were 5 cents each. But milk cartons then had no expiration dates on them. Alot of soft drinks were in glass bottles. And of course comic books, every month, were 12 cents each, but the jumbo size was 25 cents. We used to get the Sad Sack for awhile (he was always cleaning garbage cans)!
@@b33fybruh54 Then you, poor kid, have been growing up with video games from the beginning. I saw no video games - they DID NOT exist until the first one in 1975, when I was 20, I saw the pong game in the theater lobby after I just came out from seeing "The Return of the Pink Panther". On your tablet, play the Saturday Night Live TV program in Oct. 1975,and see the screen of the Pong game, if you want to know what it looked like, how primitive and limited it was then; but they don't show how VERY LARGE, burdensome the machine itself was, for just that one game. I looked at it and I certainly did not like it, growing up with several board games all that time.
And at 2:45, they're showing off their popcorn, but one time, before we went to the drive-in, at the grocery store I already got a fairly big bag of buttered popcorn (around 1970)? It went quick ...
I remember taking a pickup to the drive in and backing it into the spot and setting up lawn chairs in the back and watching the movies. Ususlly 2 movies sometimes a cartoon.
The swing sets and teeter totters for the kids, the small 6oz. cokes that were always so cold, popcorn all in the car and we didn't get yelled at, all this before the internet, fakebook, computers, sources of constant interruption/cell phones, just a different era than the US is today. We would have openly laughed at some kid asking 10/15/20 dollars for a movie ticket.
Yes had almost forgotten about the swing sets! I agree my 3 year old grandson uses his grandmas cell phone to watch youtube. I can remember when for 50 cents you could watch a movie in the theater all day Saturday while your parents shopped. Cheep baby sitting.
@@bwcpublishing here is the one I go too. www.google.com/search?q=drive+in+movies+near+me&oq=drive+&aqs=chrome.2.69i59l3j69i60l2j69i57.3861j0j4&client=ms-android-verizon&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8#imagekey=!1e10!2sAF1QipNwbUbUhwX4TSOXet-yzbxqpyQubHqav9vi7Hkn&lkt=LocalPoiPhotos&trex=m_t:lcl_akp,rc_f:nav,rc_ludocids:11259948239331101590,rc_q:Springmill%2520Twin%2520Drive%2520In,ru_q:Springmill%2520Twin%2520Drive%2520In&viewerState=lb
We have 2 regular drive-ins very close by Luckily as I adore em We grew up w our parents in our Dads caddie or our mama takin us kids in the beachwagon 🥰 almost every week🤗‼️ BlV it or not in a very small state we had 33, yes 33, drive-ins still OPEN in 1973 .🥰🌟✨🌛 In our little state or rt on state line! I absolutely love everything about em and will never stop patronizing em! I've told so many ppl instead of missing the Drive-ins go to em! I guarantee you.. whatever mood you're in.. when u get there,youll be in a much better mood very quickly as soon as you park under the moon🌕. + stars ✨ with 2 movies under the night sky ,(3 screens to choose from) aNd get comfy cozy .I go as much as possible ,even alone...by choice😃.Just total great positive summery yet cozy ambience that I ADORE 🌖🌟🌜✨🌕🌛Get to a drive-ins asap take it from me Every person I've talked into going after yrs of not goin ,is SOOOOO glad they went Nd start goin regularly again! It's Great to have this to look forward to during g the week etc PS ID LOOOOVE to go to a 24 hour drive-ins I always wanted to open one Can I ask what state there'd be one in? I might just go there😃🌜🌟✨🌛🍕🌕Patronize your drive-ins everybody so we l still have em to bask under the moon🌜🌟✨🌖🌛
I'm impress because I assume a lot of these drive ins were independently own, so some of these ads for whatever food stuff they carried at the refreshment stand must have been custom ordered. Granted, things like Hershey or Pepsi probably had reels for the drive ins to promote, but I can't image all drive ins had pizza or that particular Smithfield BBQ.
Admittedly, while I would love to run these, if I ever get the chance to run a drive-in theater, there is one thing I would do to this particular set… I would edit the cigarette ads out. Sorry, but I don’t encourage smoking. I grew up around cigarette smoke and that’s enough for me.
Subscribed and having a Fanfiction with my fav fandom Intermission for Lunch or Dinner and getting ready for the next chapter to read. But it's time to eat.
Those pizzas are the source of that saying "Even when it's bad it's pretty good". There's an old US Navy Health film for WACs that shows "pizzas" that are the most pathetic I've ever seen. They're round and appear to have tomato sauce on them....that's all you can say.
@@jamesquigley7693 At 8:45: No,no, the pizzas at Torrance Drive-In had black olives, wrapped in aluminum foil and VERY tasty (disappeared fast!) I always enjoyed them.
@@bwcpublishing Holy cow, BWC, I don't ever remember it below a quarter, but I probably just wasn't paying attention below a certain age (when it would have been 19.9).
I can see why you did. At our local drive-in they still show very old intermission stuff like this. Part of the reel is so damaged that it looks psychedelic. It's fun to watch whether you're high or not.
That would be silly. Any person who is serious about their health knows it is wise to every once in a while treat yourself to stuff that is not necessarily good for you. You just don't make it a daily habit.
Most of these ads are adorable, a little kooky but hey it was ads back then. But if it’s okay to say, that bbq sandwich one does not look that appealing, it looks like dog food in that camera shot. I showed it to my mom, she doesn’t know the brand or heard of it when she was young but also said it looked pet food.
When I was a teen there were some Drive In left. We would take a pickup and back in to a slot and drop the tail gate and watch a Double feature and a cartoon. Sometimes my wife and I would take some folding chairs and sit out side with the speaker playing and watch the shows. Not many left now sorry to say.
"We're now featuring......" *takes all pizza* "HEY!!!! Wait a minute!!! Give me another pizza! That's better. Now as I was saying....." *slaps sneaky hand* Get's me every time
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I love these old Drive in ads such great memories
I agree, I went to many drive ins in my time. too bad they are not still around
With Covid. The drive ins should be in vogue! More popular than ever!
I agree. They need to be back in business. You could call the snack bar and have things brought to your car!!
WOW THAT WOULD BE A GREAT IDEA TO BRING BACK THE DRIVE-INS THEY NEED TO COME BACK IT WOULD HELP SMALL BUSINESSES IN TORONTO TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE BRING THE YUMMY SNACKS AND REFRESHMENTS FOR EVERYONE EVERYWHERE
@@marilynnewtongibb7008 Sounds good to me
i have no idea why but i love watching these
I like them because they are so much better than todays commercials.
Leonard, I love intermission ads so much that I play compilations of them to lullaby me to sleep at night. Very comforting.
Sounds good to me.
@@squashpantsCool. I find them to be very comforting as well.
Very true guys! Love watch em so much, satisfied
Smoke, talk and relax at our drive in. I was born in 1972…this was interesting to watch.
I have been to many Drive ins. Lots of fun sometimes we had a group of 5 or 6 cars of friends with us
There's one of these theaters apparently just 30 minutes from my house! I plan to go when I finally get the damn convertible top for my '84 Sunbird. Should be quite the sight lol
Wish I was there to go also. I miss them!
while people were piling into the concession stand my mom would pop open a cooler from the trunk and haul out sodas, beer, sandwiches chips candy, we'd sit there and watch people drop their drinks on the way back to the car. thanks for that memory of the Tijeras Drive-in Albuquerque
Yep we would take a cooler full to. Wish they were still around
At 2:28, bottle-warming service? I never saw that before, when we went to Torrance Drive-In in the 1960s. Is this an ad from the 1950s?
50 or 60s I think
Love these old ads
Me to they are much better than todays
@@bwcpublishing Watching today's commercials is pure torture.
I agree, some are just insulting our Intelligence.
These were some relaxing commercials love the 1950s and 1960s even tho I wasn't there lol
I was there and the music was great also. Doo Wop and early rock!
bwcpublishing your lucky
It was a fun time at the Drive ins
bwcpublishing i bet people were really enjoying watching there, I’m not even born yet, but I don’t watching these made me really nostalgic, it’s so relaxing and eyegasm 😍
@@bwcpublishing But if you went to a Drive-In on one of those summer longer days, you had to wait about 2 hours, until it was around 8:30 P.M., then they would show previews, a short subject, a cartoon and the second movie was first; I think it was that way when we went to see "The Time Machine" ( the main attraction) when it was new in 1960.
really miss going to the drive in.
+elaine Patterson Me 2 not many left
You dont have any by you?
Not where im at.
I literally pissed myself laughing at the end of that Smithfield intermission.
Yep some are funny
Solidified Vomit If they only knew what kind of meat was in those BBQ sandwiches...😫
Hilarious, yes.
I suppose we should be happy that the Mister managed to swallow his bite of barbecue sandwich before his exclamation.
Solidified Vomit me too😈
7:39 been searching for this for years. Everone in the drive in: YAHOO!!!
@kennywagner4025 wish they were still around
I was a weird kid, I actually looked forward to the intermission films whenever we went to the drive-in! A lot of these same films were shown at my 2 local drive-ins.
Ours had the "10 little indians" countdown.
Yep I did to. Wish they were still around
Spent many happy evenings at a drive in, and came often.😃
Me to wish they were still around
The snipes at 5:35 and at 7:42 have the same BGM, anybody notice?
Had not noticed, tks
Yes, absolutely, Alex. I like the hot chocolate one a lot better than the ice cream bars one. I cringe when the ice cream bar one comes on.
I remember public restaurants in the 1970s still had cigarette machines.
Yes, I do to
I remember them into the early 80s
Yep, EXACTLY as I remember. Great times.
Yep I have been to a lot of drive ins
TAKE ME TO THE 60'S, IVE NEVER BEEN ;-;
@@b33fybruh54 How young are you? At $2000, you could buy and own your own house in the 1960s (won't be very large, though); small, but regular sized candy bars, like Milky Way and Snickers, were 5 cents each. But milk cartons then had no expiration dates on them. Alot of soft drinks were in glass bottles. And of course comic books, every month, were 12 cents each, but the jumbo size was 25 cents. We used to get the Sad Sack for awhile (he was always cleaning garbage cans)!
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@@b33fybruh54 Then you, poor kid, have been growing up with video games from the beginning. I saw no video games - they DID NOT exist until the first one in 1975, when I was 20, I saw the pong game in the theater lobby after I just came out from seeing "The Return of the Pink Panther". On your tablet, play the Saturday Night Live TV program in Oct. 1975,and see the screen of the Pong game, if you want to know what it looked like, how primitive and limited it was then; but they don't show how VERY LARGE, burdensome the machine itself was, for just that one game. I looked at it and I certainly did not like it, growing up with several board games all that time.
Thanks for sharing.
You are welcome. Thanks for watching
My dad refused to let me use his car to take dates to the drive- in. Said he didn't want "pecker tracks" on the upholstery.......
lol
Oh, Brother. I can't believe you shared that with us, Frank. lol
Love stains 😂🤣
What does it mean😅
I thought it was called "necking" back then ...
And at 2:45, they're showing off their popcorn, but one time, before we went to the drive-in, at the grocery store I already got a fairly big bag of buttered popcorn (around 1970)?
It went quick ...
We would take food to, was much cheaper.
Those thin cheese pizzas were gooood. Cheap too.
@3:31 Even the Monopoly guy likes to go to a drive-in!
Oh yes, open tail gate to pickup set a couple of folding chairs in back and watch the movie. A lot of times a double feature.
@@bwcpublishing No, we used to have a De Soto car that was so big it had two EXTRA cushioned seats in the back seat.
@@bobbyfrancis8957 They were big back then. lol
@@bwcpublishing he can't really be the Monopoly mascot.
We all liked going to drive ins
If you remember these ads and drive in theaters then you also realize just how many things have changed in America.
Yep many changes, not all for the good either.
I remember taking a pickup to the drive in and backing it into the spot and setting up lawn chairs in the back and watching the movies. Ususlly 2 movies sometimes a cartoon.
The swing sets and teeter totters for the kids, the small 6oz. cokes that were always so cold, popcorn all in the car and we didn't get yelled at, all this before the internet, fakebook, computers, sources of constant interruption/cell phones, just a different era than the US is today. We would have openly laughed at some kid asking 10/15/20 dollars for a movie ticket.
Yes had almost forgotten about the swing sets! I agree my 3 year old grandson uses his grandmas cell phone to watch youtube. I can remember when for 50 cents you could watch a movie in the theater all day Saturday while your parents shopped. Cheep baby sitting.
Those that did not grow up in this time, are unable to fully realize what it was like.
So happy that I live in Ohio we still have at least 24 drive-in movie theaters that are still in operation.
Wish we had some here in Texas
@@bwcpublishing here is the one I go too.
www.google.com/search?q=drive+in+movies+near+me&oq=drive+&aqs=chrome.2.69i59l3j69i60l2j69i57.3861j0j4&client=ms-android-verizon&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8#imagekey=!1e10!2sAF1QipNwbUbUhwX4TSOXet-yzbxqpyQubHqav9vi7Hkn&lkt=LocalPoiPhotos&trex=m_t:lcl_akp,rc_f:nav,rc_ludocids:11259948239331101590,rc_q:Springmill%2520Twin%2520Drive%2520In,ru_q:Springmill%2520Twin%2520Drive%2520In&viewerState=lb
@@bwcpublishing springmill drive-in @ Mansfield Ohio
Damn, Son. You are one lucky bloke.
We have 2 regular drive-ins very close by Luckily as I adore em We grew up w our parents in our Dads caddie or our mama takin us kids in the beachwagon 🥰 almost every week🤗‼️ BlV it or not in a very small state we had 33, yes 33, drive-ins still OPEN in 1973 .🥰🌟✨🌛
In our little state or rt on
state line! I absolutely love everything about em and will never stop patronizing em! I've told so many ppl instead of missing the Drive-ins go to em! I guarantee you.. whatever mood you're in.. when u get there,youll be in a much better mood very quickly as soon as you park under the moon🌕. + stars ✨ with 2 movies under the night sky ,(3 screens to choose from) aNd get comfy cozy .I go as much as possible ,even alone...by choice😃.Just total great positive summery yet cozy ambience that I ADORE 🌖🌟🌜✨🌕🌛Get to a drive-ins asap take it from me Every person I've talked into going after yrs of not goin ,is SOOOOO glad they went Nd start goin regularly again! It's Great to have this to look forward to during g the week etc
PS ID LOOOOVE to go to a 24 hour drive-ins I always wanted to open one Can I ask what state there'd be one in? I might just go there😃🌜🌟✨🌛🍕🌕Patronize your drive-ins everybody so we l still have em to bask under the moon🌜🌟✨🌖🌛
There's a movie called dead end drive in, it's really nice was made in 1986.
I'll watch it tks
I'm impress because I assume a lot of these drive ins were independently own, so some of these ads for whatever food stuff they carried at the refreshment stand must have been custom ordered. Granted, things like Hershey or Pepsi probably had reels for the drive ins to promote, but I can't image all drive ins had pizza or that particular Smithfield BBQ.
I think you are right. May have only been in the chain drive ins
3 pepperonis on that pizza
Yep not many
What did you expect, Papa John's?
Admittedly, while I would love to run these, if I ever get the chance to run a drive-in theater, there is one thing I would do to this particular set… I would edit the cigarette ads out. Sorry, but I don’t encourage smoking. I grew up around cigarette smoke and that’s enough for me.
Yep I have a lot of bad habits but smoking is not one of them
There's still a Drive In near Barstow CA.
Also, they let merchants in between movies to sell you stuff? That would never fly these days.
The last one in east Tx closed about 1 yr ago. I miss em. We would take folding chairs and sit outside
And a good time was had by all.
Many times. Often would fill the trunk with friends and take them into the drive in and sit out in camping chairs.
Did you that I'll be going to a drive-in theater in July?
Have a good time. Not many left
And I love the music
Xavier Brown me too👻
How many things could you even get at the snack bar?
A lot that is where they made most of there money
To my knowledge there is not one drive in left here in Louisiana. The last time I went to one was 1973.
I can't think of 1 in Texas either. There was one in Tyler, but it closed about a year ago. Sorry to see them go!
These still work too, I end up craving Tony's pizza and a Coke! I am also convinced that I need to visit my local Merchant for money saving value xD.
@dustbowlhammer7119 they make you hungry don't they
Subscribed and having a Fanfiction with my fav fandom Intermission for Lunch or Dinner and getting ready for the next chapter to read.
But it's time to eat.
I like Hamburger and onions on my Pizza
@@bwcpublishing i like Cheesebuger with onions and Pickles and just Cheese Pizza
@@sethcarlow8363 That will work for me to. lol
At 2:15, do you HAVE TO smoke?
Hope no. I don't
LOL Boy, there were shitloads of people addicted to cigarettes back when this ad was playing.
Back when a burger didn't cost 20bucks and popcorn had butter on it. Eat Drink and Smoke, sounds like fun to me. Would've been nice during Cvid.
Lol yep know what you mean. Gas 19.9 per gal to and gas wars to see who could get the lower price
These ads are pretty good.
Lot different from our ads today
4:49 thanks
Welcome
Glad to see these. Is there one for the 70's?
I'll check, but don't remember one for 70s
@@bwcpublishing Thanks. Some of these seem quite familiar.
@@robertmccoy9901 I Wish they were still around.
I'm all for patronizing my annoying ass neighbours!
Ok
Such a simpler and innocent time.
Yes it was, wish they were still around.
Amen to that.
"Innocent times"
I don't know about y'all I want that pizza right now
Yep made me hungry and I had some last night.
Well getta-yooself some
Those pizzas are the source of that saying "Even when it's bad it's pretty good". There's an old US Navy Health film for WACs that shows "pizzas" that are the most pathetic I've ever seen. They're round and appear to have tomato sauce on them....that's all you can say.
How about a crispy hot Talona Pizza?
@@jamesquigley7693 At 8:45: No,no, the pizzas at Torrance Drive-In had black olives, wrapped in aluminum foil and VERY tasty (disappeared fast!) I always enjoyed them.
Lose the super and the first couple won't be ruined. You really feel we need to be told what these were for?
I’m trying to think how many couples screwed in the backseat while these played.
Good question...🧐
Actually not alot cause they turned on the lights during intemission and the kids headed for the playground below the screen.
@@johnleinen9409 oh, I didn’t know that. Thank you
I love how the pepperoni pizza shown has only a few slices of pepperoni ---- I bet it tasted better, rather than the modern sodium bombs we get today.
Yep you may be right. lol
Why does the guy serving the Smithfield sandwiches even bother putting the toothpick in? The customer takes the sandwich from him right away.
Who knows lol
This would be one Hell of a YTP source
You Could be right. lol
who tf is eating pickles or milk at a movie theater?
Pickles maybe, but milk? I raise cows but don't drink milk
I remember these
7:36 Award winning acting
Yep lol
I knew before I even clicked the 7:36 that it was going to be this dude on the Smithfield BBQ Sandwich ad. lol
The "Italian" chef at the end said Hallo, in perfect German before turning on the fake accent 😂😂😂
Lol I did not catch that, tks
R.I.P. Jo Mapes
Who's she?
@@tsitracommunications2884 The folk singer singing the Smithfield BBQ ballad, Geils.
They sold milk at the Drive-in Theater back then?
How far we have fallen as a society these days. 😟
If that was the worst thing the world would be in good shape. But it is not........
bwcpublishing agreed😈
What the ad said about milk being the most popular drink in America was actually true back then
Right next to the cigarettes, of course
The FDA was still really pushing milk back then.
Wht the hell would you tear a speaker loose????
You drive off and did not put speaker back on pole
I want a Talona Pizza right now 🍕 🍕 pizza
Save me a slice. lol
Hey dad, can I have .25 cents i wanna go to the snackbar! That was the 60s.
Yep 25 cents would buy things back then. lol
Yikes, the stuff that a quarter could buy back in those days!
@@squashpants I remember gas at 19.9
@@bwcpublishing Holy cow, BWC, I don't ever remember it below a quarter, but I probably just wasn't paying attention below a certain age (when it would have been 19.9).
@@squashpants I got my license at 15. That was early 60s. Lol
Get rid of smartphones! Bring back drive in theaters!
They still exist though they aren’t as popular anymore
I remember dropping acid at the drive in and watching this stuff. Very bizarre.
motorcityquig really🤔
Sounds awesome lol
We used to drop acid and hang out at the bingo hall. Very, very surreal experience.
I can see why you did. At our local drive-in they still show very old intermission stuff like this. Part of the reel is so damaged that it looks psychedelic. It's fun to watch whether you're high or not.
Golden days.
Fun and fogged up windows
They’re being awfully skimpy with that butter for the popcorn.
Yep use to let you put butter on it
They actually used REAL butter back then? 😯
Wish i was around for the golden era, its gone to shit.
+DietGokuri I agree!
me toooo
DietGokuri I concur.
/r/lewronggeneration
DietGokuri Yep, this is the shit era!
Pizza! Pizza! Pizza! 🍕
Order one for me too
@@bwcpublishing I'll take a cheese!
Do you think they will deliver?
LOL No.
bwcpublishing lol😈
That potato chip ad looks and sounds like it was from a "Gumby" short.
It does doesn't it? lol
Health fanatics would ban all these adverts today.
I think you are right.
That would be silly. Any person who is serious about their health knows it is wise to every once in a while treat yourself to stuff that is not necessarily good for you. You just don't make it a daily habit.
Especially seeing that sight of a fish sandwich...with Catsup. 🤢
@@luisreyes1963 How do you like your fish sandwich?
@@sean.furlong1989 How would I know, i prefer cheeseburgers. 😁
Why is pocahantas whiter than John Smith?
Good question. Lol
Most of these ads are adorable, a little kooky but hey it was ads back then. But if it’s okay to say, that bbq sandwich one does not look that appealing, it looks like dog food in that camera shot. I showed it to my mom, she doesn’t know the brand or heard of it when she was young but also said it looked pet food.
Lol the photographs got a lot better years later. Now they look so much better on tv than in person
8:30 Talk about a stereotype - He's as Italian as Spaghetti O's in a can! And that fake looking pizza would make Dave Portnoy (One Bite review) puke!
Yep lol
But it's DELICIOOUSZ-A!
Theater concession just ain't what it used to be.
I agree and it is hard to find a Drive In Theater now.
some of the tunes remind me of Ren & Stimpy
yep lol
Yes, John Kricfalusi was very fond of mid-Century background music
Yep lol
That “yahoo” guy was kinda creepy
Yes he was, but that was in 50s 60s.
Lol it is 😆
That Italian chef killed me!
Yep somethings were rather funny and some pretty good.
You betcha ma life.
Not as much as that fossilized hot dog Kramer ate at a movie theater in a Seinfeld episode. 😝
@@luisreyes1963 that hot dog was there since the silent era
If you accidentally tear a speaker loose, lol
Yep I have done that. lol
yeah some people drove off while they still hung on on the drivers side window
Fun to watch😈
When I was a teen there were some Drive In left. We would take a pickup and back in to a slot and drop the tail gate and watch a Double feature and a cartoon. Sometimes my wife and I would take some folding chairs and sit out side with the speaker playing and watch the shows.
Not many left now sorry to say.
"We're now featuring......"
*takes all pizza*
"HEY!!!! Wait a minute!!! Give me another pizza!
That's better. Now as I was saying....."
*slaps sneaky hand*
Get's me every time
Yum, looks good doesnt it?
This was a time when our nation was at it greatest
I miss the drive ins
Not really. We were close to being obliterated by nuclear warheads.
@@WinduhzVista >netflix show pfp
opinion disregarded
@@WinduhzVista that's why we had fallout shelters
@@arelr6822 >dukem nukem pfp
opinion disregarded
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5:47 Who the heck uses the word “galore”?
Well back in 50s 60s I guess. Lol
James Bond.
@@StinkFingerr 007
@bwcpublishing, the very same.
Cigarette machine.....yup im old
Me to, I remember them.
I don't remember them in the snack bar, but they were so common back when I was a teen that they surely had one in the drive-in I went to on occasion.
@@squashpants I don't remember them either, but I was going to drive ins before you most likely.
Drive-ins need to be brought back. Eating pizza, burgers, chili dogs and candy bars at the movies should be brought back.
I agree
@@bwcpublishing Not JUST popcorn.
@@Angie2343 I am a fan of chili dogs!
@@bwcpublishing Me too!
@Angie2343 good aren't they. Lol
0:00 Boomerang Drive In Theater Intermission (2013-2024)
Wish they were still around
Only one or two in s fla
@@jgjperlman none here in East Texas. Wish they were still here
GREAT MEMORIES!! WHAT IN THE HELL HAPPENED TO SOCIETY???
1:18 Ask that weenie how it happened. 😆
Encore!!! 😂🎉
@@lonayork591 sure wish driveins were still around
@@bwcpublishing Fun times. Truly! ⚘️
@lonayork591 yes they were. Food was pretty good to
Barbarians!!! 6:54
yep lol
That pizza commercial was cheesy. Only one pepperoni per slice.
Yep trying to make as much profit as they can. lol
The pickle looked like a she and they called it pretty and a he
lol
If you listen closely you will hear a pop just before the "he". This is what changed "she" into "he".
It's good to see the rich beg too.
Lol
A refreshment is a dead god Ambrosia ⚘ 🌚 👍 rest in the good news ⚘ Okay bye
Ok over and out