What It Was Like to Be a Wild West Cowboy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- Contrary to Hollywood scripture, RL Cowboy Lyfe was less Rawhide and more A Million Ways to Die of Dysentery in the Desert. The life of a cowboy in the 1800s was a full plate of hard work, danger, and monotony with a heaping helping of dust, snakes, bugs, and beans on the side.
Today we’re exploring what it was really like to be a cowboy in the wild west.
#cowboys #wildwest #weirdhistory - บันเทิง
What's the best and worst thing about being an old west cowboy?
WELL The worst thing iz not many baths back then LOLz, 😄I cant think of anything good really🤷♀️hmmm Steve McQueen and John Wayne also Gunsmoke and Rifleman Clint Eastwood.. more LOL
Don't forget U.S. REDSKINS, your for-Father warn you about!!....😎
Gambling is deadly game
Best thing is the freedom of an open range, the worst is that it came to an end.
@@johnathanmaygarden422 i wouldn't do it back then get killed eazily
How to survive the Wild West:
*get money
*go to Tahiti
*eat mangoes
It's not that easy bud I tried that but I ended up in Guarma
Don't you mean "MONEH"?
Barnos 69 And never return
It's a magical place.
Just one more score arthur!
Lol 200 years from now they are going to make a youtube vidro called "what it was really like being a fast food worker in los angeles in 2019"
I think that's changed greatly now days
Being an essential worker during quarantine and the riots
We’re all gonna die, trust me
Same thing, tuberculosis, dysentery, cholera. And a large order of fries. To go.
ElfSam No shit, you just recently realized that? Nice. I remember when I was 12.
I worked on my grandfather's cattle ranch in Texas, growing up. It was hard work but I enjoyed it. I never sang to the cows but talked to them. They always rolled their eyes.
I WOULD TO,! DARLING!
I'm sure they never asked to see your manager!
That seems lovely similar with my cousins small lil ranch with goats…. Goats are bastards
It's better to talk to cattle than people. I talk to mine like people.
That's what Red Dead should be called, "Grand Theft Equine"
Holy fuck you’re right
Great idea
I was thinking the same 😂😂😂
YES
And maybe they'd pay attention to the game too
"Have a little faith, Arthur"
"Dutch, he's a rat."
"I have a plan"
outta the damn way
“I gave you all I had”
One more God damn score Arthur
I love that every video about the Wild West is just red dead comments
i find it cringy. I get it, yall got into the western scene because of a video game. Cool. Now shut up. Literally thousands of better western related media out there. For example, ever Play Red Dead Revolver?
@Quinn Murph not really tho, I know a lot of the comments are about Red Dead Redemption but it's the most recent example of a good depiction of the Wild West
If a good cowboy or Wild West movie came out soon all the comments would be about that, but all recent movies about this topic are completely retarded
@@SirAuronthehonorable complains people got into the wild west due to a video game and then reccomends a video game... wtf ?
@@SirAuronthehonorable NEXT STOP BRIMSTONE!!!!!
@@SirAuronthehonorable comments like this are cringe. As if people can’t be into the Wild West because of RD2. Stfu
I once knew a man who lost his horse through a lack of horse reviver. He died himself soon after. RIP AM x
Cheese burger
Cringe
@@skxlter5747 well that was a pointless comment lol. Run along
I lost my thoroughbred like that for a sec thankfully I restarted the game and it was back
@@sollelo5576 you just needed to load back the autosave because when you restarted, it returned you back to the point where you autosaved the game
A raging fire grew in me when you said "COWPOKE"
b l a c k l u n g
@@thedanger8919 Bulletlung.
@@Nai-qk4vp more like bullet face
@@thedanger8919 blueballs
*TIME TO GO BACK TO THE GAY ZONE*
This video just reminded me how there should be more western movies today
i was thinking the same thing.
@@jeremynothing ME TOO!!! The west was BADASS
@@egg494 i love your Fallout avatar. Fuck you.
Alex DyD, Agreed!
Could they be truthful this time about how American Indians were treated and how many cowboys were black?
Somehow I feel like rdr 2 has made the Wild West popular again
how's the lumbago
Well, it’s made a lot of lumbago
It good Micah how’s hell
It certainly spurred a passion for Victorian American history in the youth, but the popularity of the this time and the western genre has always been popular in our country.
@@choppedandbobbed9729 And in Australia, to this day there is a strong cowboy culture here.
Advice for the wild west "When I tell you, you run, run and don't look back"
And the hood
My grandpa is considered a cowboy. He's lived on a cattle ranch his entire life
Your grandpa must be quite old by now. Or He would've be born quite young.
@@fxjh21 he's 85
@KxsDD† No,not really.You are bred to live that of those who went before you.
@KxsDD†
RE: "2020-85 equeals =1935 hes gotta be a new era cowboy pal"
Not really.
Randi Bryant's great grandfather was probably an old school cowboy. Besides, the actual work of a cowboy in 1935 and later probably was very similar, if not identical, to the work of a cowboy in 1885.
@KxsDD† well his grandpa saw the war...WW2
Okay, this is cool and all, but has anyone seen Gavin?
Lmao rd2
Lol I played today and I found that guy too 😂 no clue were gav is tho 🤔
Maybe watch the video gamer so you can learn something. S*** wasn't like red Dead redemption
He's at Ram Ranch
I’m here
-just one more score
-have a little god damn faith
-we just need more money
-we will go to tahiti
-we will eat mangos
I never did eat a mango
@@K_ingh16 and you’ll never will
@@K_ingh16 rip goat 🐐
@Arthur Morgan John looked back he didn’t listen
I had a goddamn PLAN
I love how literally every comment has to do with RDR2😭
It’s not though .......
@@gowersup6441 it is though...
@@gowersup6441 it is
@@jumboparas2020 “young folks” bro stfu just because they got into it because of a game doesn’t mean shit, at least they’re into it and willing to learn
@@gowersup6441 it is
As horrible as it all sounds, the cowboys of the Wild West experienced one thing that a lot of young men in modern times lack: a real sense of brotherhood and friendship.
what are you talking about you boomer. Of course we still have a real sense of brotherhood and friendship.
Theres a few things I think we've lost compared to the old days but brotherhood and friendship is not one of them.
It's there dude it's a little different now but times change ironically we forge out friendships and brotherhood running around simulated versions of things like the wild west it may seem alien to you but the laughs are laughs all the same
Joining a sports team gives you plenty of that
@@robinHobin without any elements requiring/risking capital punishment
Lumbago is by far the most dangerous thing in the Wild West; just ask Uncle who passed away after a long battle with it, maybe with the help of a few bullets. RIP 1839-1911 :(
TheLaneSplitter how are we supposed to ask him if he’s dead ? 😂😂😂🤔
Cole Crummie he’s in heaven. You just need to have a visitor’s pass
I got terminal lumbago
TheLaneSplitter MC RIP Uncle AKA One Shot Kid
@@alphawulf229 My condolences
How to Die in the Wild West
Trust anyone named Dutch.
But he has a plan
HAVE SOME FAITH
Give him all you have
arockyroad who wants to rob a train with me?
Just one more job
I'm 73 years old and my dad was a cowboy in Montana for years. He hated wolves more than anything. He said it was the only animal that would kill for fun and leave the dead without eating it. The wolves killed sheep and lambs more often than the calves. He remembers riding into fields with dozens of sheep and lambs many still alive with their guts strung out. He and the other hands had to shoot and dispose of the sheep. I mention once that I kind of admired wolves. Good Lord! I thought he was going to kill ME. When he moved back home he bought a farm and started farming. He raised a few cattle but mostly cotton. He had a huge team of mules he farmed with. His favorite saying was "a mule will live 20 years just to get to kick you once.". He was almost fifty when I was born, he lived to 90 and I don't believe he was ever sick.
“Would you want to be a cowboy”
Me even after learning what their life truly was like: Hell yes
There are still cowboys. They work ranches in Texas and other states. They ride the rodeo circuit for a living.
And never ever mention that you got your salsa in New York City.
“NEW YORK CITY?!!”
😅😅😅😅
I think it's time fer a hangin'.
Nice😆
When i moved to Oklahoma from newyork everyone said NEW YORK CITY!? and they all said it the same NEWYORK CITY!?
Pace Pucawntee!
My grandfather was a cowboy. Drove a massive herd of cattle from Arizona to Washington State. After they finished the cowboys got together and put on a rodeo. That Rodeo was the Pendleton Roundup. It's the largest rodeo in Oregon and is still going on till this day.
RIP Arthur Morgan, The King of The Wild Wild West and Tuberculosis.
And Micha
@@lbstv5989 King of Thieves, Liars, Sinners and Hell itself.
Rip John Marston The Man with Two Names
Rip Arthur and John/Jim two greatest cowpoke ive ever seen
Rdr2 die hard fan here
"Eeeaazy girl"Arthur Morgan
My family has been on horse back for 4 generations now. Being part of the culture is a real please, keeping it alive in really important and honorable.
Very cool.
Although being a cowboy in the 19th and early 20th centuries was a hard difficult life, I think I would have enjoyed being a modern day cowboy. It is still a demanding job that isn't a cake walk and takes a real man, not the sissified male that society is trying to promote today.
Stan Pratt I hear from a lot of older cowboys that’s its much easier today than ever. Even then it’s still no cake walk. The last of the “real cowboy life style” died in the 90s, or so I hear
👍
Much Blessings to you✊🏾
8:32 I love that they put the van der linde gang 💕😂
Lumbago gang here I made it today
@@mr_cookies352 no you didn’t one of my friends made it 11 months ago
What is van der linde gang?
@@mbca007 Its from Red dead redemption 2
Nah Grove Street for life homies
Any wild west video
RDR fans lets us introduce ourselves
Rockstar honestly made a masterpiece
Boy, I don't think I could find something more pleasant to eat to. No BS, no long intros. Just facts, and a pleasant narrator. This is great, thanks.
Cowboys for me?
"get out of the damn way"
"Howdy mis- *IS THAT A HAT THAT I CAN OWN?"*
You goddammed maggot
You’re alright girl
Easy, boy
@@meowmeow3778 YESSSS at the cost of THEIR life
It was a hard job for hard men. A daily routine could range from absolutely mundane tasks to very dangerous ones. Thanks for pointing out out clothing was practical because it had to be.
That job was done by hard women as well, and they still drug their children along with them on the trail. Who was Stronger?
@@scarletfluerr Men. Men were stronger.
@@scarletfluerr females did then, what they do now. Sell pussy. Nothing strong about laying on your back and queefing
@@KILLEMALLTWICE
Lmao.
*Look at all these jealous dudes mad that women often bring more to the table then they do. Being a cowboy was terrible no matter race, religion, or gender; but no realethod of birth control and being forced to parent on a drive would have sucked. But yeah, let's let these assholes obsessed with jacking off all the time shame women and try to reduce us to holes*
I was gonna sleep after playing Red Dead 2 and now im back at it again Partner.
Pffsh
"A cowboy who could sing, was expected to" Lol great line
How about you do the life of a seaman in the 18th century. When people explore the world in the galleons. Thanks
I second the motion.
@Nick Trybull i thought it's a ship with 3 big sails and multi-decked. Can you explain to me. Thanks
@daniel weaver how about you grown up and be a gentleman.
Nick Trybull they don’t teach that in my country. So thanks for the lesson. Except your manner then the lesson would be perfect.
It's crazy you said that. I just finished a documentary about the terror and erebus battleships that were trying to pass through the northwestern passage which no one else had done in that time. If you've never heard of it I highly recommend you watch it.
After historians were done harshly deromatisizing Cowboys we can finally talk about them again.
They seem cool again.
Huh?
Agreed
You were a cowboy when you could do nothing else.
It was the Spaniards who taught it to the Mexicans and the Mexicans taught it to the new southern Anglos.America does have a CULTURE except ROCK N ROLL !
They have always been cool.
Thanks for another great video. I grew up in the city, but always loved everything about cowboys. You asked if we wanted to be cowboys. Everyone wants to be a cowboy until it's time to do cowboy stuff. When I was a kid in the 50's men and women didn't have antiperspirant deodorants and everyone had sweaty pits. Can you imagine how everyone smelled in the old west? Woo Wee, Billy, they were stinky. I've known a number of real cowboys and rancers. They have been wonderful men and women who worked hard and loved their families. We need more cowboys.
Genuine question: How socially popular were cowboys? Was it seen as a respectable or a dismissive job to raise cattle?
Town folk saw them as the lowest form of life on earth, but they sure liked the money cowboys brought with them....
low status
Shoot i woulda fit in just fine then@annamosier1950
Being wanted by pinkertons
Just need FAITH,
I've got a PLAN, I INSIST
@@alwest4472 we just need MONEY
@@vincent5880 moneh*
Was waiting for a red dead comment
The pinkertons were a real thing
You forgot dying of old age at 35
No one died of old age at 35. A life expectancy like that got there partially as a result of infant and child mortality being included in the averages.
koshersalaami It was a joke.
OPEN YOUR MIND B4 UR MOUTH
Thank you for proving your ignorance. That’s called sarcasm.
Poor Arthur Morgan And John Marston died in there late 30s not much dying of old age back in the West you either get killed or die of certain diseases
@@emmagrace7766 where was the LOL..lol
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Rdr really made us come here, and that's good, we really are learning something.
Let's not forget that those, ".. hot baths in the next town.." usually involved sharing, room temperature water with a dozen other people. Water and the means to heat it were valuable commodities
It was actually more expensive to get first shot at the bath then cheaper as you went down the line.
This was way more informative than that documentary Brokeback Mountain.
😂😂😂
I thought that was Humpback Mountain?
More like sore bum mountain
Have any of you watched brokeback mountain? It's actually really good
@@erikruder3360 no just a joke
I love the humor of this narrator! Thanks for history lessons very entertaining!
That dude getting his head exploded made me feel a feeling of extreme pain I didn't know was even possible to feel
"I hAvE a pLaN"
"L U M B A G O"
"BOAH"
TaHiTi
MoNeH
MaNgOeS
mUneH
L U M B A G Œ
“I wanna be a cowboy bAYbee”
I WaNnA bE a CoOoWbOy BaBy
With the top let back and the sunshine shining?
Coooowbooooy baaaabeeeeeeee
The M Button HELL YEA
Good old KIDDDD ROCK!!!
3:47 I love that you used an image from "Ride Vaquero". Great movie and character roles for Robert Taylor and Anthony Quinn. The plot is almost like an ancient tragedy. One of my favorite Robert Taylor movies and roles.
His acting as the ice cold gunman Rio, who's underlying love for a woman, that he denies himself to feel and robs him of the place in the world he never had in the first place and who then turns against his brother, was superb.
"There are those who lead and those who follow. Then there are some who neither lead nor follow. Who knows what they are?"
Taylor's/Rio's words, from my memory.
I've seen this movie a dozen times and it never gets old. Tragic story.
I could go on about RDR2... but there are already enough fellers doing that.
Love to learn more about the old west. Thank you for all the work
You do to bring this information
I’d love to die at the ripe old age of 29
“I’ve lived passed my prime”
A wonderful romp through life in the old west. It was a hard life with few benefits. Real-life, real hard, real men and real women. Thank you for this grim reminder. It makes me really appreciate my home and my car.
Mike Bennett k
Great job on this video. After working on a cattle station back when I was a young fella here in Australia I think I was lucky. I think being a cowboy back in those times would have been something I’d probably pass on.
The true American icon. Thank you weird history for the great video.
Europeans had their "Crusaders" and Knights in Armor",, America has her "Cowboys",,
Today, bad pay, long hours, but one hell of a great way of life.
Bob Stover k
SPOILER WARNING:
Its like Saint Denis and Longhorn Farm combined
Long hard hours and bad pay like the Farm but a very easy way to live like Saint Denis
I was a Highwayman, along the coach roads I did ride, sword and pistol by my side.
The bastards hung me back in 65. . .
@@khaccanhle1930 I was a sailor
I was born upon the tide
And with the sea I did abide.
I sailed a schooner round the Horn to Mexico
I went aloft and furled the mainsail in a blow
And when the yards broke off they said that I got killed
But I’m still drinking my whiskey distilled
@@sirrivet9557 and I will drink again and again and again and again
Khắc cảnh lê the bastards hung me in the spring of 25
Love this. The big hats make sense. I think being a Hollywood cowboy looks easy and little to do with reality. I’ve subscribed.
Well done. A great cliff note version. Super narration!
Back then uncle was very op but he got shrunk with LuMbaGO it’s serious.
the best thing about cowboy is their sick accent
yeah i heard it alot. its really amazing
It's southern accent...
Can someone explain to me why some parts of the west have southern accents I live in California in a ranch and people have that I don’t get it
You are alright boah
@@user-nx4ml9cy9c My guess is that Southerners knew/know more about working the land and those are the ones who went West to that part of commifornia and set up shop. Passed their accents onto their kids.
You have a good sense of humor! I love a subtle comment that is a laugh out loud!
A very interesting vid. While in the USA I bought a little book on 'Chuck Wagon Cooking' I told how Goodnight the famous cattle dealer designed a chuck wagon with a kitchen, there are many recipies in this book - many of them look very tasty. I would love to hold a west dinner party some day. If the book is anything to go by it was of enormous importance the cook got a a good sourdough starter for making bread biscuits etc and often would sleep with the starter to keep it warm at night. The bread and biscuits etc would have given the men the energy they needed. A tough life for the men. The horses would need to be taken care of too - another subject.
*Introducing a new language*
English to Texan
Wouldn't that end up just sounding like Boomhauer?
@@TRIIGGAVELLI yee yee
Randomz Commentz “yaLl”
The narrator reminds me of Mike Rowe from "Dirty Jobs". Makes these videos all the better. Interesting and well presented, I never get bored .
Narrating’s a dirty job but someone’s gotta do it
I though he sounded like Stephen Colbert
Dude i loved that show. Mike Rowe was awesome.
I love this channel, the commentary sometimes makes me laugh out loud causing my partner to ask me if I am feeling well 😄 lol. It is definitely a good place to be to distract from all the craziness of the world today ie Covid 19, Ukrainian war etc. Thanks Weird History for making my day and cheering me up 👍❤😉😂
I actually had an abscess on my wrist and, holy shit, it hurt like nothing I'd ever felt before and the thought of hitting such a painfully swollen area makes me feel faint.
He got my like at “robust fart”
Yep!
Robust, Raunchy, and Rank...
Rrrrrippin'...
You got my like from repeating "robust fart."
This comes from eating too much beans 😂
So I did hear that correct.
To answer your final question, Hell yeah... you actually made it sound more fun than i thought.
“A robust fart” well looks like I’ll be dead in about 20 minutes of being a cowboy
Here because I am reading Steel Ball Run and got super interested in the wild west. I started loving westerns😅
I think one of the reason we picture cowboys as gunfighters has to do with the fact some gunfighters did work occasionally as cowboys or worked on ranches. Billy the Kid and John Wesley Hardin were both cowpunchers at one point or another.
Lonesome Dove is a pretty good look, the series with Robert Duvall, Tommy Lee Jones and Danny Glover. One of the best westerns I think ever made.
Weird History your writing team is as badass as cowboys. Yeeeeha!
9:44 I can relate. I have to navigate 1,000's of lbs of beef when my old lady wants to be on top.
I remember a small herd being driven to the rodeo as a kid. What struck me most was how quiet everyone was. No one dared to make an unnecessary noise that might spook the cows.
contrary to hoolywierd,,ya don't herd cattle by screamin and yahoo in all th damn time,,,,,only when it's needed,,,,
"One more score, Arthur."
It is a pleasure to find videos like this one
the only true way to survive was just to have a little faith, get a few good scores, have a plan, and escape to Tahiti to become a mango farmer
When I was a kid my sister kept getting a cyst on her wrist in that area and I vividly remember seeing my mother slam a heavy book over it several times as she got them occasionally.
Me too brah
Yikes, sounds painful.
Bad, really bad.
I got my wrist cyst taken off in the short procedure unit.Never came back. Not all people in the west get a cyst on their wrist.
"Be loyal to what matters"
-a famous outlaw that we all rooted for
So interesting watching this kind of video! Thanks so much
Funny how he shows a wolf instead of a coyote at the beginning
I love how that was a coyote
@@TheHomelander1234 Low honour life!
The more episodes of this channel I watch the more I like it. It definitely makes history very entertaining
I think it’s really cool they included information on POC cowboys!
This is an amazing video!! I wish so bad that it was appropriate for my fifth grade students. This is the only video that really depicts what it was like to be a cowboy but I can't show it to them because of the language.
“Go and don’t look back”, Arthur
“You better run and don’t look back” actually :)
I wont
I love your videos man... i love the wild west...
This was a pretty cool video, an d a big help to my Cowboy project
My non-biological grandfather was a late cowboy. He enjoyed reminiscing and telling stories when I visited him. He lived an extremely long life, dying twice and being revived, having cancer and tumors who knows how many times. I'm upset to say I was the last one in my direct family to see him as he soon passed after one of my trips.
I love this channel. The weirdest things are the things y’all cover and that makes me happy. Thank you for the great content m8s
Thank you I needed this video
I absolutely love the choice of words to explain this weird history although I was taught you say shaps (chaps)
Please do a “What is was like to be a prostitute in the Wild West” video next.
I 💕 this channel
On her back and knees
There was a good at article on google somewhere, it was about the showgirls and how they weren’t normally prostitutes and were actually treated with high regard
It was said that there was no wild west towns but the “madame” built the fun houses then a town was made because there were saloons and stuff next to those fun houses. Also prostitutes rights
i would give a like to this comment but it has 69 likes
A Robust fart not only has the herd scrambling but all the cowboys too!
BEANS! For bkfst and supper.
I live in the Wild West!
Got a roof over my head, A fire to make my food,a white cheap cooler to hold my ice for meats.and
10 miles if I want to get water. Which I need.It cost to much to buy a 100 gallon tank for water ,then have it delivered. No electric,so you use as much small solar as you can get.
I'm a girl,most would not be able to live this sort of life in a i large room house up a mountain.. You still have a mortgage and you pay taxes too. It is quiet,in the desert and cooler up the mountain where all Apaches lived and rode their horses. 10 miles down you would have had the cowboys and bars,saloons and more. There is always pioneer cemeteries for those who were born and bread in these areas.Mostly for those from the 1800's
and then their off spring.The test go to a local cemetery. . Well, and yes we have Coyote in abundance.My pet I do believe was taken from inside my fence.I was in town. Oh yeah and wolves.
Some just don't have it in them to live out here,you got to have the patience and the will to work hard no matter how old you are. Hope your not flooded out if you intend to leave a couple of days. Sometimes I think it is safer with a horse when it comes to the desert and dusty unpaved roads....... If you ever come to Tombstone visit the two cemeteries.It cost a little to get in. The two wrestlers you have in your video lol no bad for the west. MacIntyre will beat Orton yet again.He should retire.Orton 48 and the Scottish Viking Drew 35.Who is going to win
“Hostile natives” then shows a picture of natives getting slaughtered
Lol what the fuck was with that...
Born and raised in Amarillo on ranch being a cowboy is in my blood. I live in Frisco Texas now and I still have 6.1 acres boot spurs and a horse
And wifi
Boot spurs dont mean shit if y'all dont know how to ride.
How's it like to be a cowboy?
Did you cry when aurther died
Justin Scroco Cowboys are still a thing today.
It never ceases to amaze me that there are points in antiquity and medieval life that are far more reasonable and tolerant than anything that happened during the age of expansion....and colonial times... seriously holyshit even Vikings had a cleaner and more pleasant time.
“even Vikings had a cleaner and more pleasant time.”
Vikings actually bathed pretty frequently(at least compared to other societies of their era) and groomed themselves often enough to the point where they are associated with making the modern design of combs. So they would actually be the first in line of medieval people to be at least cleaner than a certain subject.
If I remember right... during the Columbus period an old viking settlement was found in the Americas. But was abandoned a long time before that for reasons unknown.
Dont forgot ancient Egypt
Eh while we're at it the Aztecs were pretty keen on cleanliness as well. Weirdly enough I remember that there used to be an advanced mesopotamian society that had working showers and toilets with agriculture. They got destroyed by a bunch of horse farmers but still pretty cool for the time period.
The vikings had plumbing
Love your videos. I live in rural Alaska. What about some Alaskan videos or yupik videos? Plenty to go on native foods, culture and weather. More ideas for you! Thank you for all your great videos!
As someone raised and immersed in the culture.....great job! This was cute 👍🏻
You know, hearing about the old days makes me glad that i live in a modern era. Imagine having to fight off disease such as cholera or something like that in the old days when there are no medicine for some disease.
If you think about it, this is the best time to be alive
Depends. Cancer and other viruses were not at the levels they are today. Cholera and dysentery are equivalent to modern day cancers and diabetes.
Objectively, you'd have equal rates of death by era depending on the condition and available treatment.
So, diseases in 1800's are comparable to those of the 2000's. The era changes but also the methods we use to cure them. People often view era's by how humans overcome the health complications that define them.
No to mention crotch callouses
@Tracey R why do you type like that? Do you have an accent in real life or is this a cowboy joke?
I disagree, the 40s, 50s,60s and 70s was the best times to be alive.
@@JamesSmith-pc6bh but the racism