@@SexAndCandyHair92 Technically, anywhere from age 55-65 (depending on the source) can be considered a senior. I know, its weird. I'd consider 70s and up.
I was around 14. I remember watching the patriots lose the last game of the season and missing the wild card slot. I then watched the film "Scrooged" with my fam. I truly miss those days.
I was just short of 10 years old when this was filmed; often, I'd go shopping at Target with my mother and this brings back many memories! Thank you so much for uploading these treasures.
She was really patient with her children. Plus, her kids were really sweet. I wonder what they are like today. TY for sharing this. God Bless You & stay safe.
This reminds me of shopping with my mom around this time (I was a teenager but my siblings were close to those kids’ age). What a trip. Seeing her checkbook, her hair & outfit and the sounds…. A time trip for sure! ❤
I was 18 years old during this recording and wish I could go back to the mid90s and just be a carefree teenager with not a worry in the world but have the life experience of my 46 year old self
Great video, I love how the kids are so well mannered and good well until the end and not a bonnet in sight lol was around 5yrs old, lived in a small town and I don’t remember us ever going to target. Maybe we didn’t have one lol need to ask my mother.
I was 2 years old when this was filmed and sometimes when I want into Target now I miss looking at the neon lights they had up on the wall. I remember my mom would let me get one hotwheel and a chocolate bar of my choice good memories.
I love Target! we got our first one around 1997 and another right down the street around 2009!!! Love the store and watching these older videos brings back great memories! 🩵😃
Going by the date the mom writes down on her check, this was December 18, 1995, I was 12 and that was one of the most memorable, fun times and Christmas seasons of my life at the time. Also I still have that exact Coca-Cola polar bear plush you can start to see by the register in the check out area in Target starting around 12:55 .Can't remember if mine came from Target but it's definitely been in my family since around this time. Also love how Target, just like Walmart, looks pretty much exactly the same as today.
I remember my middle school sold the little Coca-Cola Polar Bear plushes 🐻❄️ at the school store in 1995. The plush represents the Coca-Cola commercials that were shown during the holiday season at the time. The Coca-Cola commercials featured two Polar Bears sitting in the snow drinking Coca-Cola cokes together.
I worked at a Herberger's store from 1994-98, my favorite retail job ever. Was a small store but very nice. I remember those pages over the loudspeaker too, 20 meant a "manager"! I also shopped there quite a bit when I wasn't working. Thanks for this video, was a fun memory to relive! 😄
there are more computerized parts in vehicles now. You have to constantly stay updated on technology, so it was easier to work on cars back then even if they did break down more often. One make of car was not that different to repair than another.
I mean it’s a good thing she said something. Obviously the recorder wasn’t being a creep and was filming this for a reason, but it doesn’t hurt to speak up
@@MrLyosea because in the 90s you have someone with a big ass recorder. The worker is wondering wtf you’re doing. Why are you right next to somebody filming them. I know he didn’t have bad intentions but it’s good to make sure he’s not harassing anyone
I had just graduated highschool in spring of 95 .... this wasnt me and my (then) future sons in 95 but it was me with my niece and nephew ... roughly the same ages as these children. I took them with me EVERYWHERE my sister would let me .... now they are all grown up, my niece has a girl and a boy these ages today. ❤
I don't even remember Target stores until at least the late 90s. I'm not sure when they opened in my area. We had Kmart and several regional department store chains.
13:40 Ah, Norwest Bank checks! Edit: Also, I see Stillwater, MN on that zoom! 😅 A fine city. I'm assuming this is the Stillwater Target then. And bonus Rosedale Herberger's (R.I.P.) at the end?? 🌹
I think I found the people who were featured in this too, based on the names I could hear and see, as well as the address visible on the check. I wonder if they would appreciate someone letting them know this video is up here. They might appreciate seeing it. I know I'd want to if it was me in it.
I was born in 1990 and my brother in 1993, so we weren’t much older than the two kids in this video at that time. Wild that this was close to 30 years ago and my brother has his own kids who are around the same ages as these ones
Man.... my local Target was around 6 months old at this time. And it's the oldest Target in the region, coming off as the "old" Target that still looks like the early 2000's.
No smartphones. People had actual meaningful face to face conversations. Prices were reasonable, rent was affordable, my grandparents were alive and living in their beautiful house just west of Easton Minnesota in the country, Mom was alive, coherent, loving and healthy, triumphing as a fresh mother to me and my brother, as I was only 3 years old. Pierce Brosnan was the current James Bond. In other words, 1995 was golden compared to the dire days of 2023 that the world is now experiencing . RIP 1990s
Also, no porn, at least not like it is today, easily accessible with the internet. If you wanted porn, either you have to go to an adult store or order some magazines. Porn has done a lot of damage to society.
True true. I was 12. I think there's always nostalgia with the past (I think there's even a term for it that I've forgotten..."rosy retrospect", perhaps?) but even that being said, social media and smartphones really have turned entire generations absolutely insane. Then you sprinkle some biden on top and you really have one helluva raging dumpster fire.
I was in jr high and my parents drove us to Denver from CA for Christmas to visit my grandparents. We had to cut the trip short because my mom started getting really sick. When we got home she found out she was pregnant with my little sister who is going to be 27 this year. 😢
1995, age 23. This was around the time I started noticing Target stores appearing in Philly-SNJ. First one I saw was in Burlington NJ, then Marlton, Mount Laurel and throughout the Delaware Valley. In the 2000s I bought my KitchenAid appliances and best silverware there. I rarely shop there now.
Mommy 👩 I can 👀 see the microphone 🎤 and do u think u could turn it off? And what is this for? Couldn't do this in 2days society. At least I don't 🤔 think?
This was the good old days. I was a small child in the 90s. I remember loving going to Toys R us. Now, these stores just want your money, they don't care about you at all anymore. It's inhumane. I only go there now for essentials because as I got older, I realized the more important things in life.
@@thevalkyrie1477 The 90's definitely had it's share of nasty people willing to fight you over a parking spot or something equally petty, I was a child and young teen in those years and will not let nostalgia blind me to the point that I'd lie and say it was some peaceful utopia, but I will say in many ways it was better than today. The only thing good about the 2020s is some of the medical advancements and some of the faster tech. Other than that I'd take the 90's over now.
Those kids are grown adults and that woman is a senior citizen now. That’s crazy
I was around the same age as those kids in 1995. I'm 31 now and my mom just turned 61.
I don't know about senior citizen... she looked like she was maybe in her late 30s early 40s so she'd maybe be in her 60s now.
@@SexAndCandyHair92 Technically, anywhere from age 55-65 (depending on the source) can be considered a senior. I know, its weird. I'd consider 70s and up.
@@TheAbandonedAccount7 kinda like how we consider 18 as adult, for some is 17 others is 30.
It goes quicker than you think. 😢
Imagine just shopping for 1/2 an hour and having thousands of people all over the world watch you 30 years later like “Interesting” 👁👄👁
I love how Target still looks the exact same outside even today lol
When Target came to Canada, it looked nothing like the American chain.
Taking the word timeless to a new level😂
Walmart also. Big box stores are forever the same.
In my area, the Targets’ facades have become more contemporary. Some of the display furniture has become chic too.
@@jasonmccale1604Walmart has definitely changed it’s not the same
Sweet family. I hope they're still doing well today!
She’s such a good mom to her kids.
She's just acting for the camera 🤣😂
@@josefromtexas The confidence the oldest child has to speak her mind and the contentment in both children show good parenting. ❤️
Yea you can tell look how well behaved her kids are!!
Man, she is a beautiful woman. She is so nice to her kids. I’m grateful that she has kids.
She probably is a good grandmother today
I was born in 1992 and my brother in 1993, so this is what mother basically looked like with me and my brother shopping around in a store in 1995.
I loved Target in the 90’s! 1995…I would’ve been 16yrs old. How time flies.. would love to go back in time.
I was around 14. I remember watching the patriots lose the last game of the season and missing the wild card slot. I then watched the film "Scrooged" with my fam.
I truly miss those days.
I was 8. I wish I knew back then how good I had it. I would have appreciated everything and everyone more and not taken so much for granted.
I was 13 back then. Yep, the 90s were a great time to shop for the holidays.
I started elementary skew in 1997 and I'm still in elementary skew today. Time really isn't flying for me, just the seasons.
Whomever recorded these videos from 30 years ago is a genius
"can you turn that off? I don't want to end up on something called TH-cam in 2023."
😂😂😂😂
Lmaooo. I wonder where she is now, and if she knows 😅
What an aggressive bell ringer
Annoying
Imagine him taking a piss and singing shake it off by Taylor Swift.
😂
I know it's for a good cause, but those bell ringers were always the worst part of going shopping around Christmas time. They give me a headache lol.
So aggressive that Target banned Salvation Army in 2004😛
just love this! so adorable, all of them! the bow in the mom’s hair, her old honda, the yellow lighting on the walls in target, etc. 💛
I was just short of 10 years old when this was filmed; often, I'd go shopping at Target with my mother and this brings back many memories!
Thank you so much for uploading these treasures.
😊
Miss the Neon in Target. A store somewhere in the Miami Area at least a year ago still had some Neon and some of the orginal signs. Was amazing!
I don’t know why I watched the whole thing but I did and I’m not disappointed
She was really patient with her children. Plus, her kids were really sweet. I wonder what they are like today. TY for sharing this. God Bless You & stay safe.
Probably addicted to their phones like everyone else. 😅
@@ryder4508 Watching TH-cam with the rest of us!
I wish we saw the Electronics section to see the old TVs and video games
That's shopping with a woman. They never look at anything fun. 🙄
@@edwardfights4900 Facts! 🤣
@@edwardfights4900 I do, at least. 😭
@@edwardfights4900 holy hell lmao
@@edwardfights4900 😂
Legend has it he’s still ringing that bell
This reminds me of shopping with my mom around this time (I was a teenager but my siblings were close to those kids’ age). What a trip. Seeing her checkbook, her hair & outfit and the sounds…. A time trip for sure! ❤
I was 14 freshman in high school 🏫 in 1995 watching this in 2023
I was 18 years old during this recording and wish I could go back to the mid90s and just be a carefree teenager with not a worry in the world but have the life experience of my 46 year old self
Damn.. that rude Karen @ 3:55 was she there from the future? lol
She wasn't going to let her top secret sales strategies get out the door LOL
Fun fact: they’ve always existed 😂
They were the agent smiths of the past. Planning to take over every shop and neighborhood.😂😂😂
She even has the playmobil haircut.😂😂😂
Great video, I love how the kids are so well mannered and good well until the end and not a bonnet in sight lol was around 5yrs old, lived in a small town and I don’t remember us ever going to target. Maybe we didn’t have one lol need to ask my mother.
Those kiddos are probably in their thirties by now and with kids of their own.
Aww a great mother.
I was 2 years old when this was filmed and sometimes when I want into Target now I miss looking at the neon lights they had up on the wall. I remember my mom would let me get one hotwheel and a chocolate bar of my choice good memories.
That sweet little girl wanted to give her change for her dad's christmas present ❤
I was a year old at the time. I had no idea how similar target looked to the way it looked in the 90s today. Freaky but cool!
I was only three years old when this was filmed. Wow time sure does fly.
I would have just turned four if this was around Christmas in 1995.
@@CherryFrog321I wasn't even born yet. I'm 21
Damn target building still looks the same.
I was 2 years old in 95. So interesting to watch these older vids
I was 3 years old I was born in 92
Same. Born in 93.
@@r.e.d.e.m.p.t.i.o.n.a.t.l same I’m a 92 baby
3:57 Who else wants to see that lady reacting to seeing this video today.
I love how the little girl rides on the front of the cart. Shes smart!
I used to do that when I was little, my sister and I would take turns lol
I love Target! we got our first one around 1997 and another right down the street around 2009!!! Love the store and watching these older videos brings back great memories! 🩵😃
Kids are respectful and well behaved. ❤
Going by the date the mom writes down on her check, this was December 18, 1995, I was 12 and that was one of the most memorable, fun times and Christmas seasons of my life at the time. Also I still have that exact Coca-Cola polar bear plush you can start to see by the register in the check out area in Target starting around 12:55 .Can't remember if mine came from Target but it's definitely been in my family since around this time. Also love how Target, just like Walmart, looks pretty much exactly the same as today.
I remember my middle school sold the little Coca-Cola Polar Bear plushes 🐻❄️ at the school store in 1995. The plush represents the Coca-Cola commercials that were shown during the holiday season at the time. The Coca-Cola commercials featured two Polar Bears sitting in the snow drinking Coca-Cola cokes together.
Hi
I was 10 years old in 95 and we didn't actually know of Target until the early 2000's when they finally built one in our area.
Same! I was 18 living in SC in '95.....knew nothing about Target!
I worked at a Herberger's store from 1994-98, my favorite retail job ever. Was a small store but very nice. I remember those pages over the loudspeaker too, 20 meant a "manager"! I also shopped there quite a bit when I wasn't working. Thanks for this video, was a fun memory to relive! 😄
Yep, I remember riding in the back of the buggy too back in 1995. Good times being a kid back then.
Such a innocent time 🥲
How so? It was more dangerous then
@@tomwalkingstick5395not really
They didn't know they were living in drama free simpler times
All those old vehicles were definitely not simpler they caused a lot of drama an broke down a lot
@@fluffles9591 Not the Hondas and Toyotas. Still have my 1984 Toyota truck.
@@fluffles9591 Any mechanic will disagree with that statement.
Before smartphones, yes
there are more computerized parts in vehicles now. You have to constantly stay updated on technology, so it was easier to work on cars back then even if they did break down more often. One make of car was not that different to repair than another.
Great Scott! This was like almost 30 years ago!
This is the Stillwater, Minnesota Target they are in! I’ve been to that one!
Wow... impressive. Yes, you are correct Nathan.
No kidding!
Omg, those two girls remind me so much of my play dates when I was five. They both had blond hair. Such good memories of the early eighties.
3:58 "ExCuSe Me CaN YoU TurN ThiS OoF" Karen trying to ruin our time traveling...I hate people who act like that.
🤣🤣🤣
Target Karen
I mean it’s a good thing she said something. Obviously the recorder wasn’t being a creep and was filming this for a reason, but it doesn’t hurt to speak up
@@brianb7423 Nah it still unnecessary. How can it hurt anyone.
@@MrLyosea because in the 90s you have someone with a big ass recorder. The worker is wondering wtf you’re doing. Why are you right next to somebody filming them. I know he didn’t have bad intentions but it’s good to make sure he’s not harassing anyone
What a great video! What happened to the lady, and her 2 kids?
The kids are prob TikTok stars or RNs
I had just graduated highschool in spring of 95 .... this wasnt me and my (then) future sons in 95 but it was me with my niece and nephew ... roughly the same ages as these children. I took them with me EVERYWHERE my sister would let me .... now they are all grown up, my niece has a girl and a boy these ages today. ❤
Besides the neon and the food court I'm glad that target hasn't changed much since then.
I wouldve been 14. Loved kmart and target. Walmart wasnt really a thing yet. Edit: i just turned 43 yesterday. Happy Halloween everyone!
Back when Target was ultra exclusive, middle and upper middle class families ONLY 🙅..... popcorn 🍿 smell as soon as you enter 😭😭😂😂😂
damn target looks the same now as it did back then
Looks a lot different now. No more neon. 90s/00s Target was in a world of its own.
@@ecoRfan not with the new target refresh I meant before that, like a year ago at least where I am
That little Honda Accord they have is probably still on the road to this day haha.
Wouldn't doubt it.
It is. I saw them still driving it.
Hondas and Toyotas, especially older ones, are indestructible
I was a toddler then. I remember adults looking like that. She's a very good mom and attentive to her kids.
What a flash from the past. I was only a couples of months old here. Born in ‘95
And it’s in my home state of Minnesota! ❤
Gives me nostalgia great video👍🏽
That Packers jacket meant something in '95 😂.
I don't even remember Target stores until at least the late 90s. I'm not sure when they opened in my area. We had Kmart and several regional department store chains.
This is one of the nicest videos ❤
Crazy that little girl is like 31 and that boy like 28. I wonder if these people ever catch these vids on TH-cam
$16.88 for jeans. damn.
Never heard of the brand. You can still get a decent pair of Wrangler jeans for around $20 nowadays.
@@MarkMeadows90 Greatland and Cherokee were Target clothing brands at the time.
@@vistatiger7493 wow didn't know thst
4:14 I think 21.99 is a bit high for jeans back then, and honestly even now.
@@MarkMeadows90 mine are wranglers from target. they’re cargos and were 29.99
$15 check for a pair of jeans is insane to think about today.
I wonder how they are doing now.
The camera guy really did just zoom right in on her name, address, phone number, checking account and routing numbers.....
See if they still work.
The little girl going "Aw rats!" When she forgot her juice in the car. Merry Christmas everyone
3:55 you were so powerful as a time traveler you sent that karen back to 2023
💀🤣🤣🤣
She was thinking she was going to be posted on the internet lol tho he actually did 27 years later
I never heard of Target until I moved to Colorado in 2003. It was like out of this world for me. I loved it! New Orleans didn’t have them.
13:40 Ah, Norwest Bank checks! Edit: Also, I see Stillwater, MN on that zoom! 😅 A fine city. I'm assuming this is the Stillwater Target then. And bonus Rosedale Herberger's (R.I.P.) at the end?? 🌹
Correct Trevor.
Remember writing check or two before Wells Fargo took over.
I think I found the people who were featured in this too, based on the names I could hear and see, as well as the address visible on the check. I wonder if they would appreciate someone letting them know this video is up here. They might appreciate seeing it. I know I'd want to if it was me in it.
@ericwood3709 I would strongly advise against this. This could go either way.
@@vampirerobot I don't intend to.
Nobody in this video is still a child
I was born in 1990 and my brother in 1993, so we weren’t much older than the two kids in this video at that time. Wild that this was close to 30 years ago and my brother has his own kids who are around the same ages as these ones
These kids are grown now 😩
Man.... my local Target was around 6 months old at this time. And it's the oldest Target in the region, coming off as the "old" Target that still looks like the early 2000's.
No smartphones. People had actual meaningful face to face conversations. Prices were reasonable, rent was affordable, my grandparents were alive and living in their beautiful house just west of Easton Minnesota in the country, Mom was alive, coherent, loving and healthy, triumphing as a fresh mother to me and my brother, as I was only 3 years old. Pierce Brosnan was the current James Bond. In other words, 1995 was golden compared to the dire days of 2023 that the world is now experiencing . RIP 1990s
1990s was golden year we had so much fun as a kid…
Sorry about your grandparents and mom
Also, no porn, at least not like it is today, easily accessible with the internet. If you wanted porn, either you have to go to an adult store or order some magazines. Porn has done a lot of damage to society.
True true. I was 12. I think there's always nostalgia with the past (I think there's even a term for it that I've forgotten..."rosy retrospect", perhaps?) but even that being said, social media and smartphones really have turned entire generations absolutely insane. Then you sprinkle some biden on top and you really have one helluva raging dumpster fire.
Times are changing old man…
Thank you for posting this. Wow, the way the camera zoomed up on her personal information white wring a paper check, no HIPAA laws in place until 1996
That part cracked me up 😂
Why would a HIPAA healthcare regulation apply to a retail financial transaction?
I'm not sure you know what HIPAA is......
This would be better classified as PII though.
@@pslay9324 correct..and all 5 parts apply to Healthcare and Healthcare transactions..not retail transactions
The strip led lights on the walls are something I grew up with
3:57 "I'm envious of their happiness" is what she is saying in her head.
😂😂
I mean walking around with a microphone and a camera following some random person shopping is kind of weird
@@elgeneralxxEspecially back then when cameras were huge. 😂
she live a life so many mothers wish they could have
Probably a stay at home mom with a big house and not to much stress about finances.
I was in jr high and my parents drove us to Denver from CA for Christmas to visit my grandparents. We had to cut the trip short because my mom started getting really sick. When we got home she found out she was pregnant with my little sister who is going to be 27 this year. 😢
The 1990s...the *LAST* of the #GoodOldDays (at least, in my opinion).
I truly don’t remember target growing up in South Carolina I only found out about it in 2007 New York
My children were 1,2, and 4 in 1995. Good times I miss. In 1999 I had another son also. :-)
I was 1 in 95 also!
I had more sex in the '90s than any other decade.
what state was this filmed in? she sounds so midwestern
MN
I guess zooming in on the check without blurring anything doesn't matter much beings as this was almost 30 years ago. lol
1995, age 23. This was around the time I started noticing Target stores appearing in Philly-SNJ. First one I saw was in Burlington NJ, then Marlton, Mount Laurel and throughout the Delaware Valley. In the 2000s I bought my KitchenAid appliances and best silverware there. I rarely shop there now.
3:55 😂 look it’s the first recorded Karen.
🤣🤣🤣
LOL!!!!
I think Karens have probably been around since the beginning of time 😂🤣
Unfortunately they will always be a thing! 😅
@@vampirerobot not funny
Aww sweet video ❤
What was the original purpose of these videos?
That's what I'd like to know. I'm surprised the mother didn't tell the cameraman to stop filming her and her children.
been to some Targets in Texas recently and they STILL look the same as this store in 1995 !!! Crazy shit !!!
Yeah alot hasn’t changed since 95 i guess
Lady’s gotta be in her 60s today scary to think
Meh, it’s not that “scary”, her kids are adults and she’s in her 60s (which is not even that old). She might even be a grandmother now too!
Wow I was only 7 in 1995.
Did they add the big red balls at the entrance just recently? I kinda don’t remember those in the 90’s, and they aren’t there here.
Mommy 👩 I can 👀 see the microphone 🎤 and do u think u could turn it off? And what is this for? Couldn't do this in 2days society. At least I don't 🤔 think?
I wish I could time travel... I was 11 in 1995 🥰
Same!
Yep same here
Same here! Time flies!
This was how I remembered Target as a child!
So nice to see young children without phones and iPads ❤
They had video game systems at home though lol
This was the good old days. I was a small child in the 90s. I remember loving going to Toys R us. Now, these stores just want your money, they don't care about you at all anymore. It's inhumane. I only go there now for essentials because as I got older, I realized the more important things in life.
I can't believe people think the 90's we're the good ol' days when everyone was kind 😂
@@thevalkyrie1477 The 90's definitely had it's share of nasty people willing to fight you over a parking spot or something equally petty, I was a child and young teen in those years and will not let nostalgia blind me to the point that I'd lie and say it was some peaceful utopia, but I will say in many ways it was better than today. The only thing good about the 2020s is some of the medical advancements and some of the faster tech. Other than that I'd take the 90's over now.
💔
I miss the 90s 😭
$9.79 for items in the clothing section?? You can barely buy a slice of pizza for that nowadays.
I was 8 during this time. brings back memories
That guy outside chimming that Bell was extremely annoying to me
Not good to listen to on 4 hours of sleep while hungover and coming off nicotine. 😅
I wonder if she took her kids to the movie theater to watch Toy Story. Toy Story was released around this time.