The 1980s and 1990s were the last two good decades. 1. Toy stores, with Christmas catalogs 2. Grocery stores that had shelves filled with food 3. Saturday morning cartoons 4. Laughing and jokes, and no one got offended. 5. Friday night sleepovers 6. Respect for one another 7. Playing outside 8. Riding bikes 9. Blockbuster and Hollywood Video rentals 10. Video arcades, tickets, and prizes I really hate this modern decade!
People got offended all the time in the 80's and 90's. People constantly wanted to ban things they didn't approve of also. Just a different group of people were doing it back then.
@@promytheuz5065 Yes, but I recall one rule I was taught and know most of my peers were taught too: if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all. There was a level of common respect that's gone.
@@gregory4154 this is an out right lie. People didn't have respect back then either. There was always shitty people in the world. You just hear about it more because of social media and the internet connecting people together.
I really hope you’re proud of yourself stuffing me with so many enjoyable nostalgic memories and getting views with me binge watching. I love this channel and highly HIGHLY appreciate your ability to keep these slices of gold captured in time.
Everything but the portion sizing and price gouging. Look at the size of those massive Entenmann's cakes at the beginning! Everything now is smaller, and marked up. Im sure youre familiar with its name: Shrinkflation.
Back then the worst it ever got was, if you had beef with a kid at school, you would fight it out. The fight would be broken up, and at the principal's office you both would shake hands and would even be friends afterwards.
I really miss the 1990's. Grocery shopping was fun then with my Mom and siblings, especially on Sundays, because you could try all the food samplers at the store that the people working would put out for the customers. It was fun!!!
Wow, that took me back. I used to work at Lucky's in California in 92 as a bag boy making $6.00/hr regularly but made time and a half for working on Sundays so $9.00/hr and on holidays I would either get the day off with four hours of straight pay or if I worked the holiday I got triple time at $18.00/hr. That was in high school I remember others making fun of me being a bag boy but those clowns thought their s**t didn't stink because they worked at Macy's making minimum wage and getting discounts on clothes. Those were the days.
I remember shopping at lucky s when I was a kid with my mom. There was one in Sacramento ca. in citrus nights , it’s now a bingo hall. That was in 87 88 about
Another fantastic video you posted for us to enjoy, I, for one love, love and love❤💘 these memories. Look how polite everyone is to each other. I was only 26 years old and had just gotten married in May of 1991. I am still married to my husband this would have been our first Thanksgiving. Such precious times. Thank you for giving me that warm cozy feeling all over again in 2023.
My local *Whole Foods Market* here in Atlanta has fully stocked shelves 🤷🏿♂️ and I’m 51 years old and I remember fully stocked shelves in 1992 and fully stocked shelves in 2023
Oh if I had a Time Machine I’d go back to the 80’s - 2000s to shop. With all the mergers the stores sell all the same stuff. I loved going to different stores to buy different store brands. Now one group like Safeway owns everything. I miss the variety and the speed of checkout. Here is how old I am. Super-thrift, Thriftway, Santonis, Valu Food, Super G, Pathmark, Genuardis, SuperFresh, Farm Fresh, Metro, Mars, are some places I use to shop and are gone. Some stores I use to shop at and are still around are not the same. Acme, Safeway, ShopRite, Shoppers Food. Now I have Safeway it’s a dump, Food Lion is ok, Redners is dumpy. Walmart pickup only. Off to Liddl or Aldi I guess.
@James Harden From a physical appearance, I don't think things have changed as much as people believe they have. With the exception of a phone in front of everyone's face. Of course, I grew up thinking the future was going to look like Back to the Future 2.
Not only were supermarkets better stocked back then, around us at least most were open 24 hrs a day! So if you worked swing shift as I did you could do your shopping after work at 1AM. Then all the mergers happened.
Back in the days when food was cheap, plentiful and tasty. Remember when Entenmann was good. It’s absolutely horrible now. Haven’t bought their products in ages. I truly miss the 90s.
Back when the store items came in a generic box like the one in this video "our bakery". A lot of them today would come with the retailers brand. They have gotten that big.
Sometimes TH-cam Feels more of a time machine than anything. I remember when the movie Zenon girl of the 21st century came out. We're now in the 21st century and we still can't travel to outer space out for vacation
Our Thanksgivings back then were SOOOOO fun! My mom would be preparing the huge meal, keep going back to the store because she forgot something, then the day of, our cousins & Tia would arrive, and the shenanigans would begin. We'd eat around 2ish, then my cousin & I would take a four wheeler ride into our property, smoke out, then go back to the house, fall asleep in my room, then get up and eat again, then later on at night, we'd start a bonfire out in the woods, start drinking, a bunch of friends came over, then we'd finally go back to the house at 2 am, eat again, take a shower to get campfire smell off our hair, then pass out, get up and eat again with hangovers! I'd give anything to go back in time and experience that one more time! After my mom passed in 2016, we never did huge Thanksgivings anymore. It just isn't the same.
Those frozen blue & white wrapper Perdue frozen turkey's were the best. Where did they go? I can't find them anymore..... I search every year. Nothing to be found anywhere.
This is interesting because I often wonder when grocery stores transitioned from elevator style instrumental muzak to popular music. In this 1992 clip there is muzak, and in another video from Vampire showing grocery shopping in 1995, there is pop hits playing. That might answer my question, although it probably depended on the grocery chain and when they made the transition. One thing for certain, nobody uses muzak anymore.
In many ways, the American supermarket experience has changed less in the last 32 years than it did in just the 20, or even just the 10, years that preceded 1992.
I love these throwbacks. but the era we were raised in led us to wanting things we can't obtain that we honestly don't need. and these things we require are killing the planet. We need to love our history and understand the time we don't have left to change it. isn't that something we see when we become parents?
Most of the posters miss the 90s because they were young. So was I. Truth be told the 90’s were okay. The economy was good but were had conflict in the Middle East over oil. Heroin was killing our youth, education start its downward spiral and crime was at historic highs, to the point congress passed a historic crime bill that has caused the problems we have today.
I miss the 90s
So do I 😿
@@vampirerobot you are faking it little kid
Me too 😢
I miss the 80s more but 90s we’re fun times
@@T800pops hiro you are no older than 15 relax kid
everything was bigger, better and cheaper, more civilized
I was 3 years old 😂 still living in Iraq . Came to America in 1997! The 90s rocked!!! 🤍🤍
90s was the end of the good days.
The 1980s and 1990s were the last two good decades.
1. Toy stores, with Christmas catalogs
2. Grocery stores that had shelves filled with food
3. Saturday morning cartoons
4. Laughing and jokes, and no one got offended.
5. Friday night sleepovers
6. Respect for one another
7. Playing outside
8. Riding bikes
9. Blockbuster and Hollywood Video rentals
10. Video arcades, tickets, and prizes
I really hate this modern decade!
👏👏👏
People got offended all the time in the 80's and 90's. People constantly wanted to ban things they didn't approve of also. Just a different group of people were doing it back then.
Agreed 100%
@@promytheuz5065 Yes, but I recall one rule I was taught and know most of my peers were taught too: if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all. There was a level of common respect that's gone.
@@gregory4154 this is an out right lie. People didn't have respect back then either. There was always shitty people in the world. You just hear about it more because of social media and the internet connecting people together.
I really hope you’re proud of yourself stuffing me with so many enjoyable nostalgic memories and getting views with me binge watching.
I love this channel and highly HIGHLY appreciate your ability to keep these slices of gold captured in time.
Thank you...lol. 😊
When 95% of vegetables were non gmo and didn’t have to advertise it being so
It's amazing how little the experience has changed in 30 years.
@Larry Bundy Jr Spot on! Very cool you're a subscriber here btw! 😁
@@vampirerobot No worries, loving all your old videos Sir!!!
Except now everything is way more expensive, packed with dangerous chemicals and potentially opened and licked by idiots doing a TikTok trend.
Everything but the portion sizing and price gouging.
Look at the size of those massive Entenmann's cakes at the beginning!
Everything now is smaller, and marked up. Im sure youre familiar with its name: Shrinkflation.
And self checkout
Back then the worst it ever got was, if you had beef with a kid at school, you would fight it out. The fight would be broken up, and at the principal's office you both would shake hands and would even be friends afterwards.
I really miss the 1990's. Grocery shopping was fun then with my Mom and siblings, especially on Sundays, because you could try all the food samplers at the store that the people working would put out for the customers. It was fun!!!
I miss the days when my mom would take me thanksgiving shopping with her 🥺🥺🥺
Doesn't she still...? 🤔
The little tables for writing checks 🥺
Omggggg yes 😮😢
1:54 One reason you wash your veggies before you eat them.
Glad I’m not the only one who noticed that lmao
@@TankTheArtist777 SHE LICKED THEM
SEEN THAT BEFORE
PEOPLE SNIFF OR TASTE THEN BACK ON SHELF IT GOES
@@ekop1778 AAAAAAGH
@@TankTheArtist777 ITS TRUE
HERE IN CT! EVEN LOCAL MARKET 1/2 MILE FROM ME
SAW THIS WOMAN SNIFF BREAD OUUTA PACKAGE
THEN BACK ON SHELF
“MMMM lettuce” lol 😆
I was 9 years old on thanksgiving 1992…I loved going grocery shopping with my parents
Wow, that took me back. I used to work at Lucky's in California in 92 as a bag boy making $6.00/hr regularly but made time and a half for working on Sundays so $9.00/hr and on holidays I would either get the day off with four hours of straight pay or if I worked the holiday I got triple time at $18.00/hr. That was in high school I remember others making fun of me being a bag boy but those clowns thought their s**t didn't stink because they worked at Macy's making minimum wage and getting discounts on clothes. Those were the days.
I remember shopping at lucky s when I was a kid with my mom. There was one in Sacramento ca. in citrus nights , it’s now a bingo hall. That was in 87 88 about
@@tootsitroll9785 there were Lucky's all over California and still are.
Another fantastic video you posted for us to enjoy, I, for one love, love and love❤💘 these memories. Look how polite everyone is to each other. I was only 26 years old and had just gotten married in May of 1991. I am still married to my husband this would have been our first Thanksgiving. Such precious times. Thank you for giving me that warm cozy feeling all over again in 2023.
I've been watching these videos for a while now and I absolutely love them!! Incredible time capsule of memories. ❤
A time when everything was fully stocked with food 💔 the 90s will forever be my favorite era.
Nice fake story there little kid
Thanks for the compliment! 😀
My local *Whole Foods Market* here in Atlanta has fully stocked shelves 🤷🏿♂️ and I’m 51 years old and I remember fully stocked shelves in 1992 and fully stocked shelves in 2023
@@gregd4633 The only difference is that a lot of things are locked now
Wow, what a look back in time! I was 10 years old and my sister was born a month earlier in October 1992. God, I miss those good old days!
Ode to cheaper prices, an actual cashier and bagger. Good times..good times.
When groceries were a lot cheaper and people minded their business
Absolutely. Couldn’t agree with you more.
Oh if I had a Time Machine I’d go back to the 80’s - 2000s to shop. With all the mergers the stores sell all the same stuff. I loved going to different stores to buy different store brands. Now one group like Safeway owns everything. I miss the variety and the speed of checkout. Here is how old I am. Super-thrift, Thriftway, Santonis, Valu Food, Super G, Pathmark, Genuardis, SuperFresh, Farm Fresh, Metro, Mars, are some places I use to shop and are gone. Some stores I use to shop at and are still around are not the same. Acme, Safeway, ShopRite, Shoppers Food. Now I have Safeway it’s a dump, Food Lion is ok, Redners is dumpy. Walmart pickup only. Off to Liddl or Aldi I guess.
I miss the free grocery bags
2:16 Virginia Slims ad on that basket.
Havent seen a cigarette ad in a long time!
When times were simpler no worries then I was in 8 grade in 92 good times
Impressive that the store was still running NCR 2552 registers in 1992. Tech may have been newer but it was heartier.
I got my first car this very same day! ❤ good to see this
Wow…..this may sound ridiculous but I can’t believe how similar this looks to 2022….
@James Harden From a physical appearance, I don't think things have changed as much as people believe they have. With the exception of a phone in front of everyone's face. Of course, I grew up thinking the future was going to look like Back to the Future 2.
Grocery shopping hasn't really changed much in 30 years. The only real difference is the method of payment.
Entenmans ❤such a better time in America
I miss my 90s era so much😢😪🥺🥺🥺
Not only were supermarkets better stocked back then, around us at least most were open 24 hrs a day! So if you worked swing shift as I did you could do your shopping after work at 1AM.
Then all the mergers happened.
Simpler times back then!
Back in the days when food was cheap, plentiful and tasty. Remember when Entenmann was good. It’s absolutely horrible now. Haven’t bought their products in ages. I truly miss the 90s.
A Virginia Slims advertisement on the shopping basket. You wouldn't see that nowadays!
Back when the store items came in a generic box like the one in this video "our bakery". A lot of them today would come with the retailers brand. They have gotten that big.
Look at the shorty shorts on dude at the beginning. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 not to mention thick blond woman paying with food coupons. Awesome stuff 😅😅😅
2023 isn't that bad.
If you're willing to look for the good things. 😊
80s and 90s were the BEST years ever!!!
Sometimes TH-cam Feels more of a time machine than anything. I remember when the movie Zenon girl of the 21st century came out. We're now in the 21st century and we still can't travel to outer space out for vacation
If you have nothing nice to say about anyone, come and sit next to me !
Look how good the customer service was. With 😊 and that kid was very quiet 😊 now screaming running wild
Never heard of Woolley's before. Wish I was my age currently back then. I'm sure I would've been okay lol
They were mainly in South Florida and were bought out the next year.
@@vampirerobot A multi-decade trend: mergers. Some anti-trust going on now but almost always was allowed for the last three or four decades.
90s were great ❤
Our Thanksgivings back then were SOOOOO fun! My mom would be preparing the huge meal, keep going back to the store because she forgot something, then the day of, our cousins & Tia would arrive, and the shenanigans would begin. We'd eat around 2ish, then my cousin & I would take a four wheeler ride into our property, smoke out, then go back to the house, fall asleep in my room, then get up and eat again, then later on at night, we'd start a bonfire out in the woods, start drinking, a bunch of friends came over, then we'd finally go back to the house at 2 am, eat again, take a shower to get campfire smell off our hair, then pass out, get up and eat again with hangovers! I'd give anything to go back in time and experience that one more time! After my mom passed in 2016, we never did huge Thanksgivings anymore. It just isn't the same.
That baby in the cart around 31 yrs old now
Lord i miss this
Thanksgiving and Christmas in the 90s was just..🥰
Did I just see a guy using his check book ! 😂
Yes 😊
That baby at 2:43 has a look on his face like what are looking at.. Like he want to start a fight😂.. a little tough guy..
I miss the 90
It was a night to remember
Such good times. I think this was the last of the pleasant times before everything went to pot.
Your videos help a lot with my depression. Life was so peaceful. I had a perfect life... 😢
Those frozen blue & white wrapper Perdue frozen turkey's were the best. Where did they go? I can't find them anymore..... I search every year. Nothing to be found anywhere.
Look folks! Proof that better times did exist 😉
Where do you get all of these videos? footage like this seems kinda rare
Is this B-roll news footage or something?
I’m guessing the content creator was a film maker back then 👍
OOOO THE 90S
GETTING ALL THE WARM FUZZY FEELS
The best of times and genetic engineering in our foods 😊🙏🏾💚
(Exits Time Machine) Thank you for the Ride 🤎💫✨
lol... glad you returned safely 😜
This is interesting because I often wonder when grocery stores transitioned from elevator style instrumental muzak to popular music. In this 1992 clip there is muzak, and in another video from Vampire showing grocery shopping in 1995, there is pop hits playing. That might answer my question, although it probably depended on the grocery chain and when they made the transition. One thing for certain, nobody uses muzak anymore.
Love the "chug, chug, chug" sound the old cash register printers used to make.
Was this a very urban location? Seem to have a lot of quantity on hand.
Miami if I recall
Notice there are several registers open and a bagger at each. That may be the biggest difference between then and now
Love the store music.
People knew how to cook good food back then
Ahhhh…American abundance. Won’t be around long, folks. Hope you are preparing.
May we all rest in peace
I miss this so much
prices were better, more food for your money and the food and fast food restauants tasted better!
This was peak civilization for America.
In many ways, the American supermarket experience has changed less in the last 32 years than it did in just the 20, or even just the 10, years that preceded 1992.
I just got it from Puerto Vallarta last night at 10:30 🤣 did I hear that right?
The year I was born 🥹so glad I’m a 90’s baby
1.06 PURDUE
I MET HIS SON THE ONE YOU SEE ON TV COMMERICALS
HE LIVED IN WATCH HILL,RI
MOVED OUT LIKE 10 YRS AGO
NICE MAN
Perdue is outselling the Butterball turkey’s 2 -1 in this video 🦃
They still do....Butterball is always at least double priced compared to anyone...l check every Thanksgiving
gosh this video smells so good
dude those stove top stuffing and ocean spray cranberry sauce has hardly changed at all in 30 years.
Someone likes the great taste of Lymon @ 2:55.
Yay and going to parties days before.
This seems like yesterday when my daughter was born .
i love how the workers had uniforms. not just a teenager in a tshirt and an apron
shout out 1992, the year I was born hehe
The year i was born
I love these throwbacks. but the era we were raised in led us to wanting things we can't obtain that we honestly don't need. and these things we require are killing the planet. We need to love our history and understand the time we don't have left to change it. isn't that something we see when we become parents?
At 1:05 all that items would cost over 200 dollars by end of 2024
Most of the posters miss the 90s because they were young. So was I. Truth be told the 90’s were okay. The economy was good but were had conflict in the Middle East over oil. Heroin was killing our youth, education start its downward spiral and crime was at historic highs, to the point congress passed a historic crime bill that has caused the problems we have today.
Lord I miss places having NICE relaxing music to listen to than the same shitty modern CRAP that gets played with annoying, terrible songs
Ahhh the infamous elevator music
The 90s the time where humanity peaked, and it’s been downhill ever since.
My bday year
All the food you see in this video was pooped out at some point. Well, most of it.
Got enuff Sprite????
Bittersweet memories
1992 1 was 17 years old
Lucky
Freshmen year
Staffers stove top
People were still acting civilized back then! before the usual suspects started acting like animals!
1:40 I hope he had a few more Thanksgiving dinners before he left this world.
The Porkening
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