I can relate. My nephew told his mother that her car needed an Internet connection. She turned around and told him about her and her sisters' childhood before we even had access to the Internet.
Anybody remember that shoulder rest for your phone receiver so your Mom could talk on the phone and cook at the same time? Or how about waiting all week to watch a movie you read in TV Guide was coming on? And, lest we forget, that beautiful visualization of your cassette tape hanging there after your player ate it. I used to have my player hooked up to an old car battery with a rubber band I found to make it go, and speakers held together with finger nail polish.
⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for the guy talking about reviews! I’m a host at a restaurant and someone reviewed me because they were late and brought an extra person than expected at 7:30pm on a Saturday night and I had to squeeze the extra person at their table per the manager. It was handled and I got a shitty review, incredible.
I work in a hospital and we get tons of bored and grumpy people who want to report office folk to the board of nursing (most office folk are not medical professionals at all so it's useless) over themselves not being put in the ER/ICU over a broken toe because someone was in there for a diabetic seizure or a heart attack. Spoiled spoiled people.
I find the reviews to be incredibly useful. Of course you're gonna have outliers but if a place has boatloads of 1 star reviews, take heed and steer clear. I change it to show the most recent and read the last ten. Insanely useful, there are thousands of places I want to try, no need to set myself up for disappointment
@@rustylee1836 I find all the 3 stars sincere. All the rest are dramatic. Im all for reviews if the person is not trying to get someone fired. There’s a place for all that and it’s not online.
Riiiight only the people that find a place mediocre and average are sincere. So all review should be 3 stars and we should have no idea what pleces are better. There is a legit wide range. A hotel with bedbugs and bad customer service is a clear 1. The 2 little shops that amaze me time and time again are clear 5s. If you think everything deserves a 3 you haven't experienced much or your brain is very very weird. I presume the 5 star rating in your original post is *intentionally* ironic.
It's my hope that more young people start being that way. I don't ever see anytime young or older people without their nose glued to their phone out in public.
Using cassette tapes was character-building. The hours we spent making the perfect dB level recordings from LPs so we could play them in our cars... and then our tape decks ate them. Playing that cassette afterwards with the wrinkle in the tape was a constant reminder of a successful, surgically-precise recovery using whatever tools were available: pencils, screwdrivers, tweezers, girlfriend's skinny fingers, etc.
So true! I remember gluing just the right number and weight of coins on top of the record player needle to get it to play through a scratched spot on the LP without skipping, and being so proud and joyful that I could then listen to the song on the cassette without the skip. I'm revealing my age when I remember the song was Carly Simon's "You're So Vain." And spending $50 for that "high tech" device that you put the cassette tape into, then plugged the whole thing into the 8-track player in the car. It was truly magical when they started making cassette players that played the reverse side without having to take the tape out and turn it over. ;-)
AND… who remembers the last time you saw deconstructed 8 track and cassette tapes (seemingly miles long) along the side of the road? It HAS been awhile, huh?🤪
Ista Polaroid were expensive, and the thick photo faded out anyway given time. But the photo lab did pass topless. But if a photographer has a darkroom they can produce anything.
Legitimately my childhood with that hook and eye on the screen door, saving us from strangers. The phone in the hall had a 20 foot cord so we could take it out to the back door to talk to, literally, the neighbor next door who was sitting out on their upstairs porch, which was the roof of our back porch.
My dad discovered if you unhooked the bells on those old phones, the phone company couldn't tell how many extensions you had (they cost extra), so we had a phone in every room, including the bathroom.
Technology is ok. Microsoft, Google etc. have simply screwed it all up?😮 And why? Money, the true reason that makes nice people become idiots!😢 The joke is on all of us. Death ☠️. No matter how clever, which God you pray to, no matter how beautiful & in love 💓 your wife/partner is, you & everyone else are simply going to die! 😢 Life is not what you believe it to be, it really is that simple. Just sit down and read a book on physics, it just might help you enjoy life again and your relationships, especially with those who love you 😍
34:33 Oregon Trail 🤣 🤣 my whole family died... Im wondering if anyone's whole family EVER made it to the end of the trail alive?? Anyone? that game was hard 🤣 .
I found this channel today and watched a few specials. Lots of great comedy, but i gotta say I'm impressed with what you guys do with the decor in the background for each comedian, really liked seeing something different but interesting each time, i don't see that often.
I do! We had one of those in our family of 8 van. And a CB radio. One time I joked with mom about the 8 track. I told her, "That side is finished, you gotta flip it over" (like a cassette tape)... AND SHE DID! We all 😅😅
We didn't get a phone until I was 9 or ten. Before school, the teachers would have students sit on the floor so teachers could ask info. Teacher asks me for my number. I had no idea what that meant, so , after some prodding, I made up a string of numbers ...9, 12, 64, 3, 47, 11, 51, 2, etc. Baffled, she sent for my older brother. He came over and said "You dumb ol' girl !. We don't have a phone ". I thought our neighbors were rich bc they had a wall phone with push buttons. lol
This made me remember the giant laser discs and I'm 33. My entire middle school had 1 player and a total of 3 educational videos. Once it fried it was cheaper to take it to the dump than to fix it.
I’m an elementary school teacher, and a few years ago I said (which I never said before or after) that I felt like a broken record (because I was having to repeat myself so many times). They all looked at me with shock and confusion all at the same time. They had no idea what I was talking about. 🤪
@@edithdlp8045 Mimeograph; no HVAC; no touch-tone; Studebakers and De Sotos; 6-volt electrical systems in cars; starter buttons on the floor, and manual chokes; vacuum windshield wipers; wood/coal stoves and ovens; milkmen; guns and ammo at the hardware store; five-and-dime stores; 78 rpm bakelite records, and Victrolas to play them; electric refrigerators still called iceboxes, manually defrosted freezers. You are not ancient.
My first uh-oh moment concerning technology was when the corner auto mechanic told me he needed a computer to figure what needed fixing. I knew we were in for it then.
Actually, about that whole CPR joke, last weekend I was at a party and someone started having a seizure, so I Googled it and I helped him recover (along with several other people). Effective.
Forget cassettes and vcr, try playing a 45rpm vinyl without the plastic thingy that goes in the hole because without it that poor record won't spin right. Or using a pencil to rewind a cassette 😂😂😂😂
I remember getting a state of the art cassette record for my 15th birthday, and it felt like the mutts nuts. Very exciting, and so far ahead the stupid 8-track system and records, etc. I still get teased that my truck still has a cassette player built in.
This is for people who actually learned Math in school, learned how to "count back" change, before cash registers that told you ow much change to give. If your bill comes to, for example, $15.05, give the clerk a twenty and a nickel, a few can figure it out but there's always one that doesn't!
To whom it may concern, I actually did call the 800 number on the side of a van, because the driver was driving like an unbelievable rude and dangerous A___ and guess what? he pulled into Safeway so I pulled in a few cars behind him and right on his van it said vehicle number 12 it was a wonderful thing to call in and get a real person on the phone ... she said thank you so much we really appreciate it you can bet we're gonna talk to this guy
I love how this dangerous driver just happened to pull into Safeway lol 😂 That part actually made me laugh til I cried. Not at your situation, just the irony in the words
When we had rotary phones and were listening to a radio station that said 'caller 9 will win $500 or tickets to Fog Hat' you can't imagine how good you got at dialing a rotary phone fast. Call, busy, hang up, call, busy, hang up, call, busy... And they built those phones to take punishment because speed dialing a rotary hundreds of times they had to be tough.
OMG, Joey Callahan got me with his " I am a old guy tho I am young enough to know I am one." That reminded me when I was in 12th grade, and went over to the small town's Elementary school to read to some first graders. One of the kids needed to look something up, I asked if they needed some help with the computer. The kids looked at me like I just grew 3 heads, and they said something like "Nope I got this, been doing it for years.", so I responded " Back when I was your age......" Then it hit me what I was saying and made me feel SOOOOOOOOOOOO old that second. The teacher over hold, and I could see she had a smirk and just gave me a nod....
I can't believe I'm watching this on my cel phone not connected to wires or plugged into an outlet. Yeah Technology seriously advanced in the past 20 years.
I remember having one of the first Transister Radios so I provided music for my friends where we hung out all day. Had to put in new batteries every day...
On the farm we had a party line, that was the wrong name for it... then my mother got an answering machine and put a funny message on it then left for vacation. Her machine picked up for everyone on the party line! She came home to find her service disconnected.
The guy at the 20 minute mark with the post office bit is SPOT ON. I have a package, WITH TRACKING, arrive at the Post Office and they updated its status to delivered. To my P.O. Box right there in the Post Office. It never was. I fought the Post Office for 2 months trying to get my package from whatever black hole their processing area is to my actual P.O. Box. I still don't have it. And they had the unmitigated to send me FOUR customer satisfaction surveys asking how well they resolved my issue. They didn't. Now I have to call a number in Washington D.C. & basically claim they stole it to get any further action. All because they are INCOMPETENT.
I was homeschooled by my grandmother so neither do I! Hahahaha I remember when I was enrolled into public school and given my first research paper assignment. It was so easy!! I was used to doing actual research, not googling for reputable sources.
That is funny about Glacier National Park. I went there to work in summer of 77 and they made me the breakfast cook even though i had never cooked eggs and some customer in the dining room offered to come back and help me cook.! Thats a real confidence builder.! Makes one look forward to school. 😊 ☮️☮️☮️
I’m 20 and I used to listen to cassette tapes when I was a little kid my mom had a lot of them and I have my own little cassette player it was red and yellow and I listen to it in bed and I remember rewinding it fast forwarding it and fixing the concert with my pinky. I don’t have the cassette player anymore but my mom still has a bunch of Percocets packed away somewhere. My moms told me about the phone on the wall screen doors just about everything My mom raised me right 😁🥰
I am not with technology at all and found it to be very cold and impersonal. It makes people get away from each other instead of helping us get closer which we should more than ever. We are getting far away from each others instead of CARING MORE about ONE ANOTHER. Angela, Italy :)
I totally agree with Angela from Italy. We need each other more than ever because of what social media and the type of leaders it's helping to put in office ere doing to keep us divided. The world was getting much better without social media.
I always read reviews! I leave reviews too, but never negative ones. Only positive reviews of places I have really loved. I want those places to succeed!
Technology and life is amazing. In some ways. When I was a little kid, my father would get the zinc tub, that was hanging on the wall of the pigsty on saturday afternoon. My mother was heating up the water, that my dad brought upstairs in zinc buckets from the town fountain, on a wood stove. Then I was bathed, then my mom and my Dad was last. Then he carried all the water downstairs again and poured it in the ditch. The tub went back into the pigsty until next Saturday. And now I am sitting in a recliner, get upset if I can't take a shower in the morning, work still as a translator and people, thousands of miles away can judge me as a hillbilly. And I don't care, because I had a wonderful childhood. Life is amazing !
Technology should be a tool, not a crutch. If you can do math without a calculator it’s a tool, if you can’t it’s a crutch. Learn how to live life without any modern technology first then you’ll okay.
Now that they introduced Common Core... Which in itself is LITERAL INSANITY people are accepting.. They are screwed anyway.. I say let them have their calculators, It's no longer a crutch, it's a Godsend because they will be there for HOURS trying to figure out 2+2 Poor kids
The library replaced the card catalogs & reader's guide with some computerized thing----without any instructions. I guess if you are under 12, you are already indoctrinated, and don't need help.
I was surprised when the lady talked about how fast the FedEx guys runs after they have delivered your package at your door. The very same thing happens with Amazon. Whenever they deliver packages to me, they knock, I open the door, look around, but they are nowhere to be seen.😅
They all do that because of UPS. For 30? years now, UPS has clocked their drivers for deliveries. You take too long, you get fired Fedex GROUND is not the same company as Fedex, they are the miserable old RPS company. Same deal with the contracted Amazom drivers. If they aren't fast they are fired. So they run like bandits. I make sure to give good feedback to the ones who take an extra minute and hand things to me.
I LOVE/HATE you DB!! Why? Bc I can relate to every single one of those clips. Note my name... OUCH! Another great set down in the books, DB. Many thanks to you and your skeletal crew for continuing to scroll through the old clips and posting for us. Y'all are THE BEST!! 👍 😂 👍 Funny story? Four sibs, mom and dad, and an African Grey parrot whose very large cage was in the living room. We're all at work or school during the day. I was in HS. He learned to repeat the sound of the phone ringing. Ugh! 😣 One phone, short cord in the living room. In the afternoons, weekends and evenings, school days off, summer vacation... we're all at home. The phone rings... IT'S FOR ME! NO, IT'S FOR ME!! Dial tone... It was Baby Grey. If he wanted some company, he'd "ring the phone" sound. Not funny when you have a house full of teenagers, but it sure got Baby Grey some attention... MOM!!!! 😂 We hope that your Friday and Saturday night shows continue to stay open with the Delta, the Mu and now the Omicron viruses spreading like wildfire around the World. 1/2 of the 50 US's States have reported the Omicron - 1 hadn't even traveled to southern Africa, and only 70% of Washington State is vaccinated. When do we Americans get another spike? Mid January. 2 weeks after New Year's Eve. 2 weeks after Valentine's Day. 2 weeks after Memorial Day. Ditto 2 weeks after the 4th of July, Veteran's Day, Labor Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and yet another New Year's Eve. Stay safe and well, everyone, ok? Much love and prayers (especially for grumpy rat's behind). I've ordered him some Preparation H for his keyboard/fingers and his heart... Amazon Prime... 😂
5:49 cash registers: Today I was at Meijer buying groceries. At the self-check out I had scanned a 2 for $4 bag of chips. I only bought one bag. It rang $3.69. Asked the clerk it rang the wrong price. Clerk had a difficult time correcting the price, “Mam, what is 2 for $4?” I said $2! This was mind blowing!
So... I think my family was really slow to upgrade... I'm 21 and we had cassettes. I would listen to my audio books from the library. Rewind them by hand because it was more fun that way, pull out all the tape...
7:29 stop by yes it was very common, it was nice, people were less stressed, face to face conversations are the best. Really true it’s a fact, they was a fraction on anxiety 1980s compared to now.
9:00 When we first got a telephone with an extra long cord, we also had an outhouse. I got excited, thinking I would be able to take the telephone all the way out there. Mumma informed me that I was wrong: no matter how long the cord was, I absolutely WAS NOT going to use it while I was on the toilet.
Ha! When we had an outhouse, we had a crank phone ( had to call the operator and she plugged you into your number). ( we also had indoor plumbing, thankfully)
@@SiiriCressey ok, let me clarify…we had plumbing ( including a toilet) but the outhouse still stood and was useable. Our telephone company was ‘farmer owned’ and we didn’t get dial phones until 1962!. So, I got to experience the crank phones whereas most of the world was already modernized. Outhouses are great when you are working/ playing outside and don’t want to track dirt inside. Wish it hadn’t blown over in a windstorm!
My friends went to other schools and we wrote notes to each other about things that were going on and gave the notes when we saw each other, either at gymnastics or on the weekend. We also took the city bus downtown to go shopping and read a paper bus schedule to be able to get home before dinner.
Screen doors! Lucky enough to have been raised in the country where we could leave our doors unlocked. Momma would say, “don’t let the door…,” Bang, too late…”slam behind you!” Oh, those summer breezes! The phone on the wall…I was rich with my long cord!! ☎️ It still amazes me to know a few stamps can reach out to someone across the world!
I actually got that question: "Is there anybody there who is better at technology?" (or can read microscopically small numbers) PS: the problem was that the camera REALLY was broken... and they replaced it.
Bwahaha same car here. I used to have cars with auto windows. When the last one's no longer obeyed its functionality i swore if I had the choice I'd get a car with manual windows. Hence, my FF.
I have lived in Europe for thirty years. Stopped driving when I left the US. I walk, take public transport, trains, taxis. Last week I was in a friend's car and - rare thing - it was too hot in the car for me. I saw the button and it didn't look like a door handle, so I took the chance and pressed it. I spent the whole 5-minute ride home trying to get control of how much the window opened. Never did quite master it. It would have been so natural and just enough air to open the wing window and direct the air where I wanted it.
58:30 Forreal, though! Trying to use the speech to text feature in my car has led to some really interesting things being sent. Bc you never know when it's just going to send it without confirming anything. It decided to tell my husband we were getting family pictures made with Satan for Christmas. Like autocorrect wasn't already the bane of my existence, now the speech to text is doing it too. :-D
That has nothing to do with you being a boomer. Every field of technology has become far more specialized. No single person can understand all of technology anymore, because the tech is better and more complicated.
Also, just for fun, I feel like mentioning that the device upon which you typed that comment; back in the 1960's, it would would have taken a computer the size of a room to do that much. I highly doubt you could understand that machine, accurately use the punch cards to operate it, and certainly not fix it let alone LIFT it.
Some of them anyway. I’ve known some boomers who can build an awesome gaming computer from scratch and program it too and others who can’t save a contact on their own phone. I think a lot of people forget that some of the most innovative tech was developed by boomers… anyone heard of Apple? Tesla?
The first time I learned someone my age couldn’t read a clock was my freshman year in high school (about 17 years ago). Probably commonplace now, but I had never met anyone who couldn’t tell the time with a regular clock. I was genuinely perplexed lol
Im 22 and I specifically remember learning how to tell time on those round yellow toy clocks in kindergarten. The funny thing is, when I was 5 I thought that 2:00 on a digital meant 200 o'clock.
I'm 62. Whenever I get a new phone, which is about every five years, my first stop is my daughter's house. When I got my first smart phone, by the time I got there, I had 45 open tabs and no idea how to close them. Every time I swiped the screen to close a tab I was apparently opening a new one. Ooops! I still don't know what an emojii is for. I know smiley faces and I know hearts, and I know thumbs up. That's pretty much it. I know what LOL means and I am pretty sure I understand LMFAO. There are a TON of other millennial abbreviations, I have no idea. My kids know better than to use them when texting me. Or use emojiis. If they do accidentally, it prompts a call from me. "What?" I thought the arthritis was going to make me feel old. Nope - it's the phones.
I still have a combo cd/cassette player/radio w a handle that I use all the time. I have a favorite tape w old classic reggae tunes. And yes, I have to fast fwd and rewind it. Half the time I can't remember which side to flip it on. I don't replace my cassettes UNTIL they break and then I buy the cd. Doesn't bother me at all. Born in '55
Thanks for making me laugh!😂👍 I'm 47 and I'm bad at technology. It sucks! I'm not dumb, but when you're my age and bad at technology people treat you like you're some kind of a neanderthal! 😔
Technology is great but I miss businesses answering the phone and everyone’s name in phone book .I dont like the idea of automated checkout .Much better with people .Siri is hard of hearing or should I say Siri has a “voice “ but not a brain
@@Mmm...yummymummyEven if you've never been on a computer, but you have written on paper and read physical books a lot, then you are NOT illiterate, so what the hell, man?!?
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Every single comedian on dry bar feels like an old family friend I'm laughing with. 😃 I tune in whenever I need a mood lift.
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I can relate. My nephew told his mother that her car needed an Internet connection. She turned around and told him about her and her sisters' childhood before we even had access to the Internet.
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Anybody remember that shoulder rest for your phone receiver so your Mom could talk on the phone and cook at the same time? Or how about waiting all week to watch a movie you read in TV Guide was coming on? And, lest we forget, that beautiful visualization of your cassette tape hanging there after your player ate it. I used to have my player hooked up to an old car battery with a rubber band I found to make it go, and speakers held together with finger nail polish.
We only had 3 TV channels so never bought a TV guide! 😇
I remember the TV guide. Greatest for colouring on & tracing etc while the ads were on 😂
Yes! We knew gratitude and patience and how to savor things as they unfolded...
Ingenious, cassette reminder😘
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⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for the guy talking about reviews! I’m a host at a restaurant and someone reviewed me because they were late and brought an extra person than expected at 7:30pm on a Saturday night and I had to squeeze the extra person at their table per the manager. It was handled and I got a shitty review, incredible.
I work in a hospital and we get tons of bored and grumpy people who want to report office folk to the board of nursing (most office folk are not medical professionals at all so it's useless) over themselves not being put in the ER/ICU over a broken toe because someone was in there for a diabetic seizure or a heart attack. Spoiled spoiled people.
I find the reviews to be incredibly useful.
Of course you're gonna have outliers but if a place has boatloads of 1 star reviews, take heed and steer clear.
I change it to show the most recent and read the last ten. Insanely useful, there are thousands of places I want to try, no need to set myself up for disappointment
Answer that review
@@rustylee1836 I find all the 3 stars sincere. All the rest are dramatic. Im all for reviews if the person is not trying to get someone fired. There’s a place for all that and it’s not online.
Riiiight only the people that find a place mediocre and average are sincere.
So all review should be 3 stars and we should have no idea what pleces are better.
There is a legit wide range. A hotel with bedbugs and bad customer service is a clear 1. The 2 little shops that amaze me time and time again are clear 5s.
If you think everything deserves a 3 you haven't experienced much or your brain is very very weird. I presume the 5 star rating in your original post is *intentionally* ironic.
I'm 55, and I approve of this message.
This mash-up is awesome...thank you!!!🤣🤣🤣
Holy crap - the screen door joke is spot on. The phone on the wall too.
I’m in my twenties, I’ve never owned a cellphone in my life. I just have a laptop for business stuff. My friends act like I’m a unicorn.
Good for you! I bet your happier & healthier.
My child you are gifted.
I commend your beautiful mind.
It's my hope that more young people start being that way. I don't ever see anytime young or older people without their nose glued to their phone out in public.
My friend u are 😂you
Good for you 👍
Using cassette tapes was character-building. The hours we spent making the perfect dB level recordings from LPs so we could play them in our cars... and then our tape decks ate them. Playing that cassette afterwards with the wrinkle in the tape was a constant reminder of a successful, surgically-precise recovery using whatever tools were available: pencils, screwdrivers, tweezers, girlfriend's skinny fingers, etc.
try reconstructing an eight track...whole different story...but, doable.
Try fixing a reel to reel lol
So true! I remember gluing just the right number and weight of coins on top of the record player needle to get it to play through a scratched spot on the LP without skipping, and being so proud and joyful that I could then listen to the song on the cassette without the skip. I'm revealing my age when I remember the song was Carly Simon's "You're So Vain." And spending $50 for that "high tech" device that you put the cassette tape into, then plugged the whole thing into the 8-track player in the car. It was truly magical when they started making cassette players that played the reverse side without having to take the tape out and turn it over. ;-)
AND… who remembers the last time you saw deconstructed 8 track and cassette tapes (seemingly miles long) along the side of the road? It HAS been awhile, huh?🤪
I loled at "girlfriend's skinny fingers" very true esp the Bic 🖊 and ✏️
Okay the post office bit. "And then your neighbor gets to decide whether they like you enough to deliver the mail." 🤣
Still my daily life. Man I’m so lucky to have nice neighbors 😅 last time it was my husband’s wedding ring
😂 yes!! LOL
Isn't that the God's honest truth?! 😅
“Nobody ever took an inappropriate picture with a Polaroid.” Wrong 🤣
Polaroid's where what you had to use if the picture wasn't appropriate for Fotomat.
Define "inappropriate."
Ista Polaroid were expensive, and the thick photo faded out anyway given time. But the photo lab did pass topless. But if a photographer has a darkroom they can produce anything.
The cassette tape bit... hilarious. Brought back long forgotten moments. "The over 40 gang sign." 😂
Still Got Over A Bag of over 💯 cassettes tapes❗️‼️.
Legitimately my childhood with that hook and eye on the screen door, saving us from strangers. The phone in the hall had a 20 foot cord so we could take it out to the back door to talk to, literally, the neighbor next door who was sitting out on their upstairs porch, which was the roof of our back porch.
"She sent lips 👄 and a donkey 🐎... apparently she's out of makeup, and needs a ride to Bethlehem."
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@DatrixTSW2012 thanks, I corrected it
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The crowd didn't get how great that long telephone cord in the bathroom joke was. Pure comedy gold.
Still have an extra long handset receiver cord I've been saving in case rotary dial phones become a thing again.
@@KowboyUSA I should have saved my phone cord lol
It’s like they weren’t even that expensive but so hard to find. 🥲
I use to have to stand on a chair hold arm up as far as possible and watch it UNWIND. GOOD DAYS
My dad discovered if you unhooked the bells on those old phones, the phone company couldn't tell how many extensions you had (they cost extra), so we had a phone in every room, including the bathroom.
The phone menu skit is so spot on! 🤣
I am 30 years old & even I am BEYOND ANNOYED by technology as well!!!
Technology is ok. Microsoft, Google etc. have simply screwed it all up?😮 And why? Money, the true reason that makes nice people become idiots!😢 The joke is on all of us. Death ☠️. No matter how clever, which God you pray to, no matter how beautiful & in love 💓 your wife/partner is, you & everyone else are simply going to die! 😢 Life is not what you believe it to be, it really is that simple. Just sit down and read a book on physics, it just might help you enjoy life again and your relationships, especially with those who love you 😍
34:33 Oregon Trail 🤣 🤣 my whole family died... Im wondering if anyone's whole family EVER
made it to the end of the trail alive?? Anyone? that game was hard 🤣 .
Screen doors! What a luxury. Who remembers the homemade screen door with a long spring as the closing mechanism?
Don't have to remember it. All I got to do is look out my front door.
I live in my family (107 year old) home-still has original screen door. Yes, it slams. So satisfying
I’m in GA and see em all the time
have one on my nearly 100 year old house. couple down the road who just had a home made had them put on their new home. its a must in bug country.
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I love the back drops on Dry Bar! This one with the old typewriters! So good!
My son camped in a KOA campground and he was reading the reviews online. Someone complained that there was no cable tv in the cabin they stayed in. 🙄
Can't fix stupid or unappreciation
So grateful for the clean and funny comedy 👍🏻🤣😂🤣😂🙌🏻
Yeah it's good to see clean comedy . The guy with the purple shirt is in a room with high class seats.
“It was made from _TREEEEES_ “
I’m dying lol 😂
Watch his whole special. Name's Collin Moulton and he's an absolute hoot. :)
@@japanesefunnyshorts8584 Thanks I will 😊
He does an amazingly hilarious bit on bugs too. I laughed so hard I almost puked!
What's a tree ?
Some of these guys are pretty funny, brought back good memories, esp about recording songs off the radio to a tape recorder. Beautiful!
Then remember when you got it finally the way you want it, and the DJ jumped in early messing up the end?! 😅😅😅
I found this channel today and watched a few specials. Lots of great comedy, but i gotta say I'm impressed with what you guys do with the decor in the background for each comedian, really liked seeing something different but interesting each time, i don't see that often.
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"You've thought an invalid number. Please clear your mind and think again."
"I can't stop thinking about the 5!"
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Thank you, Dry Bar! This compilation reminded me how funny Eric O’Shea’s special was. Time to rewatch 🙂
And who remembers 8 tracks!?🤣
I even remember when FM radio was an option in higher end cars.
Me. And sometimes they switched tracks in the middle of a song and you would hear the wheel turning and a click clunk and song continued.
@@ericgautreaux1752 Remember the FM converter you could get from radio Shack
I do! We had one of those in our family of 8 van. And a CB radio. One time I joked with mom about the 8 track. I told her, "That side is finished, you gotta flip it over" (like a cassette tape)... AND SHE DID! We all 😅😅
What about reel to reel?😂
I'm 18 and I understood all of these. My childhood was amazing
Jesus.. Are you from a Russian Siberian forest? :-D
@DatrixTSW2012 Did you notice his name?
We didn't get a phone until I was 9 or ten. Before school, the teachers would have students sit on the floor so teachers could ask info. Teacher asks me for my number. I had no idea what that meant, so , after some prodding, I made up a string of numbers ...9, 12, 64, 3, 47, 11, 51, 2, etc. Baffled, she sent for my older brother. He came over and said "You dumb ol' girl !. We don't have a phone ".
I thought our neighbors were rich bc they had a wall phone with push buttons. lol
Thanks for Uploading this compilation of tech DryBar best clips!
4:05 " I'm pushing that blue button and my cup holder is not sliding out"! 🤣🤣🤣🤣. The days of the floppy disk! Good times!
The cup holder was the CD Rom drive
OMG - be careful with that joke it’s an antique :D I think it might be the first joke ever made about pc’s 🙄
"... Apparently she's out of make-up, and needs a ride to Bethlehem." lol :)
A kindergarten teacher I knew still occasionally used a slide projector with a record to play for the audio. The kids were amazed by the “giant CD.”
This made me remember the giant laser discs and I'm 33. My entire middle school had 1 player and a total of 3 educational videos. Once it fried it was cheaper to take it to the dump than to fix it.
I’m an elementary school teacher, and a few years ago I said (which I never said before or after) that I felt like a broken record (because I was having to repeat myself so many times). They all looked at me with shock and confusion all at the same time. They had no idea what I was talking about. 🤪
@@edithdlp8045 I got all that sheeet in my technology hoard right here. One day it's all gonna go in the trash.
@@edithdlp8045 And then what? Sit in an empty room twiddling my thumbs!
@@edithdlp8045 Mimeograph; no HVAC; no touch-tone; Studebakers and De Sotos; 6-volt electrical systems in cars; starter buttons on the floor, and manual chokes; vacuum windshield wipers; wood/coal stoves and ovens; milkmen; guns and ammo at the hardware store; five-and-dime stores; 78 rpm bakelite records, and Victrolas to play them; electric refrigerators still called iceboxes, manually defrosted freezers.
You are not ancient.
My first uh-oh moment concerning technology was when the corner auto mechanic told me he needed a computer to figure what needed fixing. I knew we were in for it then.
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Then you found it he learned how to fix it from a youtube video which you could have done and save hundreds if not thousands 😂😂😂
@@alphabetplaze9208 funny, but there was no TH-cam way back then.back. I don’t think there was even dialup internet. 🙂
@@kitspics526 oh yeah 😄. I was thinking about Nowadays; Now i'm having a dumb moment.
@@alphabetplaze9208 lol I thought it was nowadays too. How’d that guy get a job there anyway? 😄
Actually, about that whole CPR joke, last weekend I was at a party and someone started having a seizure, so I Googled it and I helped him recover (along with several other people). Effective.
You Googled how to do CPR, while dude was dying??
I'll take things that didn't happen, for 500 Alex!
Okay I'm going to say it .....why didn't anybody just call 911??
By tje timethe ambulance shows up, the guy could be dead. Googling might actually be faster
"over 40 gang sign" 😂
3:37 This man's physical and verbal comedy were spot on. It was so hilarious1! 10/10!!
🤣🤣 we had receipts being print out when I was a cook. Today, when I went back, there was screens all over! I did not know who to talk to
Forget cassettes and vcr, try playing a 45rpm vinyl without the plastic thingy that goes in the hole because without it that poor record won't spin right. Or using a pencil to rewind a cassette 😂😂😂😂
Those were a thing I remember..
My friend tried shoplifting some... humiliating..
@@carolannpacificadam1944 I hope you didn't get caught. Back then, the lectures were worse than jail time😂
i had cassette tapes growin up and phones on the wall
I remember getting a state of the art cassette record for my 15th birthday, and it felt like the mutts nuts. Very exciting, and so far ahead the stupid 8-track system and records, etc. I still get teased that my truck still has a cassette player built in.
We still have a phone on the wall in the kitchen, BUT it's one of 6 walk around phones.
Well, the phones we had growing up in Amman were mostly touch-tone phones and one rotary phone. 😄
It was the best of times...we did bad things too. But social media makes people more crazy!
...with a 50 foot cord !!
This is for people who actually learned Math in school, learned how to "count back" change, before cash registers that told you ow much change to give. If your bill comes to, for example, $15.05, give the clerk a twenty and a nickel, a few can figure it out but there's always one that doesn't!
To whom it may concern, I actually did call the 800 number on the side of a van,
because the driver was driving like an unbelievable rude and dangerous A___
and guess what? he pulled into Safeway so I pulled in a few cars behind him and
right on his van it said vehicle number 12
it was a wonderful thing to call in and get a real person on the phone ...
she said thank you so much we really appreciate it you can bet we're gonna talk to this guy
I love how this dangerous driver just happened to pull into Safeway lol 😂
That part actually made me laugh til I cried. Not at your situation, just the irony in the words
When we had rotary phones and were listening to a radio station that said 'caller 9 will win $500 or tickets to Fog Hat' you can't imagine how good you got at dialing a rotary phone fast. Call, busy, hang up, call, busy, hang up, call, busy... And they built those phones to take punishment because speed dialing a rotary hundreds of times they had to be tough.
Foghat& Blue oyster cult was my 1st concert. 15 and learned a lil abt life that night.
OMG, Joey Callahan got me with his " I am a old guy tho I am young enough to know I am one." That reminded me when I was in 12th grade, and went over to the small town's Elementary school to read to some first graders. One of the kids needed to look something up, I asked if they needed some help with the computer. The kids looked at me like I just grew 3 heads, and they said something like "Nope I got this, been doing it for years.", so I responded " Back when I was your age......" Then it hit me what I was saying and made me feel SOOOOOOOOOOOO old that second. The teacher over hold, and I could see she had a smirk and just gave me a nod....
I can't believe I'm watching this on my cel phone not connected to wires or plugged into an outlet. Yeah Technology seriously advanced in the past 20 years.
This is my only use for technology. Music & comedy!
I tell businesses that I don't have any internet. 😁
@@kathleensorce8468 what about education and shopping?
I remember having one of the first Transister Radios so I provided music for my friends where we hung out all day. Had to put in new batteries every day...
@@nancylanderson5692 one Christmas I got a "build your own transistor radio" kit from Radio Shack
I use my phone as a youtube remote for my tv. He is right about the computer though, I rarely touch mine anymore!
On the farm we had a party line, that was the wrong name for it... then my mother got an answering machine and put a funny message on it then left for vacation. Her machine picked up for everyone on the party line! She came home to find her service disconnected.
The "envelope" guy was hilarious!
The guy at the 20 minute mark with the post office bit is SPOT ON. I have a package, WITH TRACKING, arrive at the Post Office and they updated its status to delivered. To my P.O. Box right there in the Post Office.
It never was. I fought the Post Office for 2 months trying to get my package from whatever black hole their processing area is to my actual P.O. Box. I still don't have it. And they had the unmitigated to send me FOUR customer satisfaction surveys asking how well they resolved my issue. They didn't.
Now I have to call a number in Washington D.C. & basically claim they stole it to get any further action. All because they are INCOMPETENT.
I’m a Boomer, I get technology, the thing is, I don’t need it…
Cool…now That’s lucky! 😊
My childhood exposure to computers was Spock and Kirk cussing at their computer.
@@MCV-xg7kc - just a choice, no luck involved…
I was homeschooled by my grandmother so neither do I! Hahahaha
I remember when I was enrolled into public school and given my first research paper assignment. It was so easy!! I was used to doing actual research, not googling for reputable sources.
And here you are 😂
That is funny about Glacier National Park. I went there to work in summer of 77 and they made me the breakfast cook even though i had never cooked eggs and some customer in the dining
room offered to come back and help me cook.!
Thats a real confidence builder.!
Makes one look forward to school. 😊
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I’m 20 and I used to listen to cassette tapes when I was a little kid my mom had a lot of them and I have my own little cassette player it was red and yellow and I listen to it in bed and I remember rewinding it fast forwarding it and fixing the concert with my pinky. I don’t have the cassette player anymore but my mom still has a bunch of Percocets packed away somewhere. My moms told me about the phone on the wall screen doors just about everything My mom raised me right 😁🥰
I always pretend to be on a rotary phone, it's quicker
"You can be replaced by a raccoon". AND THEY DID! Self checkout is HERE.
I am not with technology at all and found it to be very cold and impersonal. It makes people get away from each other instead of helping us get closer which we should more than ever. We are getting far away from each others instead of CARING MORE about ONE ANOTHER. Angela, Italy :)
I totally agree with Angela from Italy. We need each other more than ever because of what social media and the type of leaders it's helping to put in office ere doing to keep us divided. The world was getting much better without social media.
Who doesn’t like reading reviews before you pay money to eat somewhere?😂😂
I always read reviews! I leave reviews too, but never negative ones. Only positive reviews of places I have really loved. I want those places to succeed!
Esp w/ food prices these days! Practically want a Michelin guide! 😂
Why have restaurant reviews from 5yrs ago when prices mattered??
Technology and life is amazing. In some ways. When I was a little kid, my father would get the zinc tub, that was hanging on the wall of the pigsty on saturday afternoon. My mother was heating up the water, that my dad brought upstairs in zinc buckets from the town fountain, on a wood stove. Then I was bathed, then my mom and my Dad was last. Then he carried all the water downstairs again and poured it in the ditch. The tub went back into the pigsty until next Saturday. And now I am sitting in a recliner, get upset if I can't take a shower in the morning, work still as a translator and people, thousands of miles away can judge me as a hillbilly. And I don't care, because I had a wonderful childhood. Life is amazing !
Wow, my great grandparents were living in luxury because they had their own pump!
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They didnt go back far enough. My very first music recording? 'Wild Cherry', 'Play that Funky music, white boy!' On an 8 TRACK TAPE! Good times..
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Technology should be a tool, not a crutch. If you can do math without a calculator it’s a tool, if you can’t it’s a crutch. Learn how to live life without any modern technology first then you’ll okay.
Now that they introduced Common Core... Which in itself is LITERAL INSANITY people are accepting.. They are screwed anyway.. I say let them have their calculators, It's no longer a crutch, it's a Godsend because they will be there for HOURS trying to figure out 2+2
Poor kids
The library replaced the card catalogs & reader's guide with some computerized thing----without any instructions. I guess if you are under 12, you are already indoctrinated, and don't need help.
It’s the “dumbening down” of society via the guise of all things “smart”…. 👍
You helped me with my life.
Next time I need my transmission changed in my truck, I'll need BOTH your arms to lift it!
Does anyone else remember calling a crush? At her home number, only to get her father asking to talk to her daughter. Great times.
The roll of towel in public bathrooms...omg they were feral 🤢🦠🤢🦠
I was surprised when the lady talked about how fast the FedEx guys runs after they have delivered your package at your door. The very same thing happens with Amazon. Whenever they deliver packages to me, they knock, I open the door, look around, but they are nowhere to be seen.😅
They all do that because of UPS. For 30? years now, UPS has clocked their drivers for deliveries. You take too long, you get fired Fedex GROUND is not the same company as Fedex, they are the miserable old RPS company. Same deal with the contracted Amazom drivers. If they aren't fast they are fired.
So they run like bandits. I make sure to give good feedback to the ones who take an extra minute and hand things to me.
How brutal to time the drivers there are so many obstacles to delivery weI just feel grateful they do it@@lyfandeth
"Eric O'Shea is ready to view - _Eric Horsehair fallopian tubes_ !" "NO !"
DEAD 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I LOVE/HATE you DB!! Why?
Bc I can relate to every single one of those clips.
Note my name... OUCH!
Another great set down in the books, DB. Many thanks to you and your skeletal crew for continuing to scroll through the old clips and posting for us. Y'all are THE BEST!!
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Funny story? Four sibs, mom and dad, and an African Grey parrot whose very large cage was in the living room.
We're all at work or school during the day. I was in HS. He learned to repeat the sound of the phone ringing. Ugh! 😣
One phone, short cord in the living room. In the afternoons, weekends and evenings, school days off, summer vacation... we're all at home. The phone rings...
IT'S FOR ME! NO, IT'S FOR ME!! Dial tone... It was Baby Grey. If he wanted some company, he'd "ring the phone" sound. Not funny when you have a house full of teenagers, but it sure got Baby Grey some attention...
MOM!!!! 😂
We hope that your Friday and Saturday night shows continue to stay open with the Delta, the Mu and now the Omicron viruses spreading like wildfire around the World.
1/2 of the 50 US's States have reported the Omicron - 1 hadn't even traveled to southern Africa, and only 70% of Washington State is vaccinated.
When do we Americans get another spike?
Mid January. 2 weeks after New Year's Eve.
2 weeks after Valentine's Day.
2 weeks after Memorial Day.
Ditto 2 weeks after the 4th of July, Veteran's Day, Labor Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and yet another New Year's Eve.
Stay safe and well, everyone, ok? Much love and prayers (especially for grumpy rat's behind). I've ordered him some Preparation H for his keyboard/fingers and his heart...
Amazon Prime... 😂
Did Colin Moulton used to work at the post office? I'm a retired mailman. He NAILED it! 🤣🤣
5:49 cash registers:
Today I was at Meijer buying groceries. At the self-check out I had scanned a 2 for $4 bag of chips. I only bought one bag. It rang $3.69. Asked the clerk it rang the wrong price. Clerk had a difficult time correcting the price, “Mam, what is 2 for $4?” I said $2!
This was mind blowing!
So... I think my family was really slow to upgrade... I'm 21 and we had cassettes. I would listen to my audio books from the library. Rewind them by hand because it was more fun that way, pull out all the tape...
7:29 stop by yes it was very common, it was nice, people were less stressed, face to face conversations are the best. Really true it’s a fact, they was a fraction on anxiety 1980s compared to now.
Jody..." yep".!
9:00 When we first got a telephone with an extra long cord, we also had an outhouse. I got excited, thinking I would be able to take the telephone all the way out there. Mumma informed me that I was wrong: no matter how long the cord was, I absolutely WAS NOT going to use it while I was on the toilet.
Ha! When we had an outhouse, we had a crank phone ( had to call the operator and she plugged you into your number). ( we also had indoor plumbing, thankfully)
@@Lindaastewart7015 Indoor plumbing, but no indoor toilet?
@@SiiriCressey ok, let me clarify…we had plumbing ( including a toilet) but the outhouse still stood and was useable. Our telephone company was ‘farmer owned’ and we didn’t get dial phones until 1962!. So, I got to experience the crank phones whereas most of the world was already modernized. Outhouses are great when you are working/ playing outside and don’t want to track dirt inside. Wish it hadn’t blown over in a windstorm!
@@Lindaastewart7015 In a family of seven we still used the outhouse even after Dad and my Grandfather built the indoor bathrooms.
@@SiiriCressey ha- yes, all plumbing, including a toilet
Passing notes in class.. that brought back memories
I still do things like this here and there and it's so cute to see reactions
My friends went to other schools and we wrote notes to each other about things that were going on and gave the notes when we saw each other, either at gymnastics or on the weekend. We also took the city bus downtown to go shopping and read a paper bus schedule to be able to get home before dinner.
And sign language too!!
Screen doors! Lucky enough to have been raised in the country where we could leave our doors unlocked. Momma would say, “don’t let the door…,” Bang, too late…”slam behind you!” Oh, those summer breezes! The phone on the wall…I was rich with my long cord!! ☎️ It still amazes me to know a few stamps can reach out to someone across the world!
I actually got that question: "Is there anybody there who is better at technology?" (or can read microscopically small numbers)
PS: the problem was that the camera REALLY was broken... and they replaced it.
24 pictures! Yep! Brings back so many happy memories.
I feel the same and I'm 24 years old. I hate technology.
so why are you on youtube?
I'm 47 and I'm not very good with technology either!
My ex, who is 45 now, used to text me while I was working to call her so she could TELL me the grocery list.
My husband has a car that still has manual windows! It's a Ford focus! 😂
Bwahaha same car here. I used to have cars with auto windows. When the last one's no longer obeyed its functionality i swore if I had the choice I'd get a car with manual windows. Hence, my FF.
I have lived in Europe for thirty years. Stopped driving when I left the US. I walk, take public transport, trains, taxis. Last week I was in a friend's car and - rare thing - it was too hot in the car for me. I saw the button and it didn't look like a door handle, so I took the chance and pressed it. I spent the whole 5-minute ride home trying to get control of how much the window opened. Never did quite master it. It would have been so natural and just enough air to open the wing window and direct the air where I wanted it.
I miss the little tiny triangle 📐 window just in front of the regular window...it was perfect sometimes.
Wait.. Boomers invented literally everything
Radios have been around since the 1920s. Movies even longer. I sincerely hope you're joking because it wasn't apparent either way
My buddy said,"I tried these new urinals(hand dryer) in Walmart bathroom and it blew piss all over my pants,and the wall."
I love nature and I love technology because I get to watch funny videos like this.
The best John Lithgow ever
It was a good impression and nice that he wove in an impression of one of his lines in shrek to include some of the younger audience 😅
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The days before cellphones were the best!! We all played outside but had to be home by 5 pm!🥰
58:30 Forreal, though! Trying to use the speech to text feature in my car has led to some really interesting things being sent. Bc you never know when it's just going to send it without confirming anything. It decided to tell my husband we were getting family pictures made with Satan for Christmas. Like autocorrect wasn't already the bane of my existence, now the speech to text is doing it too. :-D
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I love all the cassette jokes, and often wonder how long can these jokes hold until audience completely confuse not knowing what a cassette is.
Teenagers texting 🙄. One of my sons could text with his phone IN HIS POCKET! One of my daughters (before emojis) sent me messages sans vowels!
You might want to look up telegraph abbreviations
The delivery guy chucks the packages over the fence!
Great stuff! Just to clarify though, standard cell phones do not use satellites.
Second comedian: I remember when the appropriated "hash tag" meant number.
Of the advantages to being a boomer are that I can understand it, operate it, lift it, fix it, and defend it, pretty much whatever it is.
That has nothing to do with you being a boomer. Every field of technology has become far more specialized.
No single person can understand all of technology anymore, because the tech is better and more complicated.
Amen!
Also, just for fun, I feel like mentioning that the device upon which you typed that comment; back in the 1960's, it would would have taken a computer the size of a room to do that much.
I highly doubt you could understand that machine, accurately use the punch cards to operate it, and certainly not fix it let alone LIFT it.
Some of them anyway. I’ve known some boomers who can build an awesome gaming computer from scratch and program it too and others who can’t save a contact on their own phone.
I think a lot of people forget that some of the most innovative tech was developed by boomers… anyone heard of Apple? Tesla?
11 in hahahaaa " Do you know what you're talking about? " .. " I did before you called."
But we can tell time without a DIGITAL CLOCK!!
Excellent Reply, GW
and we can still diagram sentences and write in cursive.
they ain't doin' THAT, no more.
The first time I learned someone my age couldn’t read a clock was my freshman year in high school (about 17 years ago). Probably commonplace now, but I had never met anyone who couldn’t tell the time with a regular clock. I was genuinely perplexed lol
I'm 21 and can read time on an analog clock, not difficult at all. Don't know what low iq young people y'all have been around but it sounds pretty bad
Im 22 and I specifically remember learning how to tell time on those round yellow toy clocks in kindergarten. The funny thing is, when I was 5 I thought that 2:00 on a digital meant 200 o'clock.
I'm 62. Whenever I get a new phone, which is about every five years, my first stop is my daughter's house. When I got my first smart phone, by the time I got there, I had 45 open tabs and no idea how to close them. Every time I swiped the screen to close a tab I was apparently opening a new one. Ooops! I still don't know what an emojii is for. I know smiley faces and I know hearts, and I know thumbs up. That's pretty much it. I know what LOL means and I am pretty sure I understand LMFAO. There are a TON of other millennial abbreviations, I have no idea. My kids know better than to use them when texting me. Or use emojiis. If they do accidentally, it prompts a call from me. "What?" I thought the arthritis was going to make me feel old. Nope - it's the phones.
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I like the old school ones... :-)
It’s a love/hate thing with technology.
I still have a combo cd/cassette player/radio w a handle that I use all the time. I have a favorite tape w old classic reggae tunes. And yes, I have to fast fwd and rewind it. Half the time I can't remember which side to flip it on. I don't replace my cassettes UNTIL they break and then I buy the cd. Doesn't bother me at all. Born in '55
My partner still uses a flip phone..yet my mother who is 85 has a computer...
“It’s ON THE WRONG AIR CRAFT”!!!!! 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm offended...these are not boomers, these are genX! I'm a millenial and I remember rotary phones. I relate to most of this.
I'm not that old...🙄
I remember when yahoo was what you said after drinking Mountain Dew ! 😂🤣
I remember when cell phones were a brick in a case lol
Thanks for making me laugh!😂👍
I'm 47 and I'm bad at technology.
It sucks! I'm not dumb, but when you're my age and bad at technology people treat you like you're some kind of a neanderthal! 😔
Technology is great but I miss businesses answering the phone and everyone’s name in phone book .I dont like the idea of automated checkout .Much better with people .Siri is hard of hearing or should I say Siri has a “voice “ but not a brain
It was built by introverts to cater to introverts. Now society has shifted towards not talking with one another.
Explain 'party line'.. My mother in-law still has that, she thinks. She is now 1 ring. It was easier than explaining there is no party line any more.
Love it. Boomer here and totally right on
I'm a boomer and proud to say I have never used a computer.😄
How he hell are you on TH-cam?
@@quickchris10 /sarcasm
Bragging about being illiterate.
@@Mmm...yummymummyEven if you've never been on a computer, but you have written on paper and read physical books a lot, then you are NOT illiterate, so what the hell, man?!?
This guy gets 1 star, i could have spent my time watching Howie Mandel reruns.