@@prest1geiscool My mom's birthday, she turned 56 that year. Unfortunately, around this time, she was going through her breast cancer chemo treatments and I had to take care of her. But, the good news is she's still alive & well, cancer free in 2024. 😁👏
I was 18 in 2005 a senior...crazy to think that at the same time of him filming this I was awake probably smoking weed somewhere with some buddy's but the point is it was 2005 I was young an carefree everyone wasn't on there phone because that's all it was for an texting an some people would get offended if you texted them alot of people didn't believe in texting.
@@hueso5071 TH-cam didn't blow up until like 2006 tbh. 2005 was the transition year between the retro age and the modern times. 2006 was the first modern year tbh
Black Friday was probably every employee's worst day at work. Lol. I never took part in shopping these days and remember news stories of people getting trampled to death. Ridiculous. I was 15 then. With online being such a huge factor in the way we buy things these days, you don't hear a lot about retail Black Friday crowds anymore.
True I do the Black Friday shopping online and I work at Walmart! Lol we deal with crowds every time so we don’t feel like shopping at the store at the end of that crazy day we get a bonus discount for working on Black Friday plus the one that we already have.
This really doesn't seem too long ago and then you see the pallets of CRT TV/DVD combo sets, Xbox 360 was BRAND NEW and lots of CD's on the racks in the electronics section.
@@prest1geiscoolDang. I turned 10 that year. I don’t feel old though. Still feels like yesterday in a way. The footage in this video doesn’t even seem that old to me. It’d seem old if it was from the 90s or 80s
I feel like 05' to 2010 was like the peak of Black Friday before hdtv all got cheap, and other tech prices lowered, getting a dvd player or dvd cheap then was a big thing. You really had to be there early to get the good movies on sale.
Wow I was 16 in high school during this time. Flip phones, camcorders, dvd’s… good times! This video is like a Time Machine and love seeing the lingo used and the fashion 😅
The "golden age" of shopping on Black Friday, when you camped out overnight, at the store of your choice, and then when the doors were flung open the insane hoard was turned loose. Getting that bargain TV or X-Box system that everyone had to have. Who could forget the rush for Tickle Me Elmo back in the late 90's. If you didn't get one on Black Friday you were SOL. Then one year the internet poked it's head around the corner and said there was no need to go to the stores anymore, get it at home, and then Covid happened and Black Friday was further reduced to what it is today. I just got back from doing my shopping 11-24-23 and although there were some decent crowds, it's just a shadow of what it once was. I miss the old days but I guess those are now just a memory. Happy Holidays to all
This is giving me ptsd. I worked at Walmart in 2008 while going to college and Black Friday was absolute insanity. People pushing, shoving and fighting just to get a deal on a crappy tv. Also customers chewing our heads off over stuff we had no control over. There was no organization at all it was chaos. You could never pay me enough to work retail ever again.
I was 10 in '05. Spent so many hours on games like War of the Monsters, movies like Revenge of the Sith, and would cherish any visit to Walmart or electronics store to marvel at the new electronics and play demo kisoks. We had to crane our necks back to play GC/PS2 demos. X3 And the DS never ceased to amaze us. "3D graphics in a handheld?! 🤯"
This is exactly why my family never went shopping on black friday. I went once when I was like 19 with my mom and grandma, and we were like "never again" lol. We would have rather just spent more money than have to deal with the massive crowd. My mom was ecstatic when online shopping started getting more popular and stores would have online deals for black friday and "cyber monday". Usually I still prefer shopping in a store, just not on black friday lol.
Most of the sales/prices are a joke though. They put a fake price up that has a slash through it and the sales price is really the every day price. Or they do other various stuff with the prices. It's always best to start making mental notes of stuff you'd be interesting in buying during Black Friday around August-October. That way when the Black Friday prices are revealed, you can tell if it's worth the price or if it's a deal. Normally on Black Friday I just go with movies and maybe video games. Plus stuff I really need or want. I'm not going to buy a $1 coffee maker because it's $1. I don't even drink coffee. But yeah. You have to be smart about Black Friday. Most of the time, the Black Friday prices are a joke/trick.
Not a cellphone in sight. Just people living life to the fullest with absolutely zero worries or problems. I was born in the wrong decade. These people have no idea how easy they have it
Late 90s baby. I vaguely remember life before the internet was mainstream, and I definitely remember the times before social media. I never had a flip or slide phone, but from what I remember, the cell phones back then were used for calling and texting, no supercomputers or apps. Texting was also something you had to pay for. 2005-2006 I was in first grade. It was one of the best years of my life.
Cellphones were all over the place in 2005.... The vast majority of people between the ages of 15 and 50 had one then at that point. They just weren't smartphones like today.
And now these Black Friday experiences are a thing of the past and everything is mainly online now. Probably for the best people act like wild animals in public and we’re getting hurt 😂
I can’t believe people actually enjoy going out to Black Friday shopping and dealing with this chaos!! Screw that! To save what….?? A few dollars, NO Thanks
People arguing already in this video. Wal-Mart employees doing their best and people seriously need to be more patient. Black Friday used to be BUSY AS HELL. The employees are only human and if people gotta wait an extra half hour and mad about, they should have stayed home. On a lighter note, interesting to see that this is when DVDs were the only film medium, and $7.50 per disc seems awfully high for Black Friday. These days all those DVD players I'm sure aren't even in those people's houses anymore.
I wonder who still has their 20 inch flat screen? I wonder who still has their Gameboy Advance? I wonder who still has anything they fought so hard for that day?
Wow 2005 feels so old omg those tv's and vcrs dvd players and the prices were insane too plus I think that time the tube tv's were going down in prices as well cause those LCD tv's were coming in new whatever surprises how expensive they were back then. Plus home theater systems were like in the demand as well too and idk always remember wanting one but couldn't but always get the walmart brand eh didn't like it now those speakers of today are bluetooth are way less expensive and lot more smaller produces much more sound as well. Plus those flat tube tv were 2000's era plus I remember some of them were in HD as well wow such a wonder back in time in 2005 wow feels so old omg.
The baby blue l cart featured in the opening scene is approximately 10 years old and currently still in use in my store. 1000% not joking.. We have about 8 of them; that's how much they give AF about resourcing for their employees and operations
lmao that one lady complaining even though she's the one who doesn't understand how the line works, some things (like customer service in general) never change lol
Last time this did it like this at my Walmart was 2012, someone actually ripped the plastic early and everyone went crazy then rushed all the video games
The though of all these people piling up at these stores and making trouble for things that will be obsolete or discarded or broken in future months or years it's beyond me
I did this dumb shit once in 08. Never again. I have been ordering online since like 2010. Hate going to Walmart or any department store for that matter.
To this day I have never in my life shopped on black friday😂 the crowds and lines seem like the biggest waste of time and stressful. Looks so dumb to me.
In Canada Boxing Day was our version of Black Friday and used to lined up with friends in the freezing the night before to get the best deals when the store firs opened .It was quit the experience and you would get coffee.snack and talk to other people in line all night ..Felt like great walking out of the store with something you waiting all night for that there were only a few of at the time ....Now everyone just gets the deals online and and not really any line ups at the stores anymore for it ...
Aww I understand you completely Victor. I'm 27 and I love christmas so much, I miss it too 😢🎄atleast we can always look forward to it, even if it's far away again. happy early christmas, 9 months left 🎄
My first job was at Best Buy I got hired seasonal and worked Black Friday thru Christmas holidays It was just a mess SAVAGES a madhouse just goes to show you how the times have changed if these people are civilized in Walmart
Black Friday shopping much better now days with the Internet. Click, checkout... done. Don't want to be around people fighting over crappy computers, DVD players. Also the wasted time driving around looking for parking.
I was 18 at the time miss the environment and the way people were back then. Always was a huge thing to get electronics then. Nobody mad about being filmed and threatening to sue. Jobs were hiring everywhere then kids my age at the time were working not trying to become tic Tok famous by starting fights and pranks to get likes
I was in 4th grade, and i used to love going to walmarts electronic section and the toy section. I just turned 30 last year, and now I have a son and a daughter. Time is just a fickle thing...
She looks fairly young. Probably younger than 20 at that time. So my guess is she would be in her mid 30s at this time. I have no clue what her name is and where she is now.
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Crazy to think 2005 was almost 20 years ago
I am old. I remember that era like I was yesterday. I still remember the 80s being 20 years ago.
@@M_D93yeah, how the hell did this happen..? I don't want to be 30...
that means i’m almost 20💀
I was still in highschool, god, I'm so old now...
@@willwicked relax you not 50 yet lol
Black Friday 2005 was exactly one day before I went on a blind date with a guy who became my husband! Over 17 years together and 10 married ❤
Aww... that's sweet 🥰
Oh wow! Congrats. I was born on this exact filmed day, Black Friday 2005 (November 25, 2005)
@@prest1geiscoolmy mom had me camping out on a Target sidewalk waiting for the big SNES release.
How's his sight doing today?
@@prest1geiscool My mom's birthday, she turned 56 that year. Unfortunately, around this time, she was going through her breast cancer chemo treatments and I had to take care of her. But, the good news is she's still alive & well, cancer free in 2024. 😁👏
Before people used to get in line, now they get online.
Nice pun
I wish haha its still full every year!
Seems like not so long ago. This is still considered modern to me lol
I was 18 in 2005 a senior...crazy to think that at the same time of him filming this I was awake probably smoking weed somewhere with some buddy's but the point is it was 2005 I was young an carefree everyone wasn't on there phone because that's all it was for an texting an some people would get offended if you texted them alot of people didn't believe in texting.
I mean 2005 was the first year of the Social Media era but still feels a bit distant tbh.
Yeah this was around the time when MySpace and TH-cam were starting to blow up. Texting was already a thing, this is still pretty modern times.
@@hueso5071 TH-cam didn't blow up until like 2006 tbh. 2005 was the transition year between the retro age and the modern times. 2006 was the first modern year tbh
@@dtxspeaks268 true.
The amount of disrespect over electronics is absolutely crazy a sweaty madhouse at wally world lol 😆 😂
well black friday brings out the animal in humans., ha ha.
Black Friday was probably every employee's worst day at work. Lol. I never took part in shopping these days and remember news stories of people getting trampled to death. Ridiculous. I was 15 then. With online being such a huge factor in the way we buy things these days, you don't hear a lot about retail Black Friday crowds anymore.
True I do the Black Friday shopping online and I work at Walmart! Lol we deal with crowds every time so we don’t feel like shopping at the store at the end of that crazy day we get a bonus discount for working on Black Friday plus the one that we already have.
COVID
Yea. People being trampled just because of a sweater you’re going to wear for like 3 days? Crazy 💀
This really doesn't seem too long ago and then you see the pallets of CRT TV/DVD combo sets, Xbox 360 was BRAND NEW and lots of CD's on the racks in the electronics section.
those were the days tv dvd combos man i still remember the one we had for road trips
I miss the old technology. I don’t like the modern electronics.
@@9852323same. I’d kill for a new VHS player or a brand new PS3.
I was born on this exact day! Crazy to see how much things have changed in the last almost 18 years.
You’re 18??? Jesus I’m old
@@BraydonKlineStudios Yep! Just turned 18 on Nov 25
@@prest1geiscoolDang. I turned 10 that year. I don’t feel old though. Still feels like yesterday in a way. The footage in this video doesn’t even seem that old to me. It’d seem old if it was from the 90s or 80s
I turned 17 in 2005
@@BABERZZZ619I was 10 as well 😭
2:21 guys I think vampire robot was the first person to catch a Karen on camera 😂😂😂😂
😂
This was the birth of the Karen!
I feel like 05' to 2010 was like the peak of Black Friday before hdtv all got cheap, and other tech prices lowered, getting a dvd player or dvd cheap then was a big thing. You really had to be there early to get the good movies on sale.
Its cool how its more affordable now though except computers and laptops. Still a great feeling getting a deal on those today!
Ya you did have to be there early, and fight off the mob sometimes.😁
I was five years old in '05. This is when my memories started solidifying lol.
Same
i was 11
@@dondanana9573 12 here.
I was also 5 and I vaguely remember Walmart like this
I was 10 in 2005.
I turned 12 in 2005. 2005 was a pretty decent year for me.
I’m the same age
I was 11, you must be 93
@@EpicsburgHi fellow senior, I was 18 then, and working the register. Now 125 😊
I was 9 in 2005, 96 here. Same, especially late 2005 actually. Still remember it vividly 😊
This is the craziest video of yours I've seen so far. A couple of fights almost broke out in this one lmao. 😂
Its Black Friday… can’t expect any less💀😂
Wow I was 16 in high school during this time. Flip phones, camcorders, dvd’s… good times! This video is like a Time Machine and love seeing the lingo used and the fashion 😅
I know it. I was younger than you, 9 , but the 2000s fashion was so cool and chill. It was an interesting time indeed 😅
This is where cell phones started to mess us up. We’ve gotta learn to get off of our phones and be present to our surroundings!
This is when everyone waited in line to get the cell phones that’s why everyone went crazy to get the phones and electronics it was ridiculous
Written by a guy on his phone 😂
but the phones weren’t smart lol
The "golden age" of shopping on Black Friday, when you camped out overnight, at the store of your choice, and then when the doors were flung open the insane hoard was turned loose. Getting that bargain TV or X-Box system that everyone had to have. Who could forget the rush for Tickle Me Elmo back in the late 90's. If you didn't get one on Black Friday you were SOL. Then one year the internet poked it's head around the corner and said there was no need to go to the stores anymore, get it at home, and then Covid happened and Black Friday was further reduced to what it is today. I just got back from doing my shopping 11-24-23 and although there were some decent crowds, it's just a shadow of what it once was. I miss the old days but I guess those are now just a memory. Happy Holidays to all
This is giving me ptsd. I worked at Walmart in 2008 while going to college and Black Friday was absolute insanity. People pushing, shoving and fighting just to get a deal on a crappy tv. Also customers chewing our heads off over stuff we had no control over. There was no organization at all it was chaos. You could never pay me enough to work retail ever again.
22:40 Walmart literally had a small orchestra playing live in their store 😂😂
Early 2000s were wild.
So this was in Alpharetta Ga. According to the lady in red Atlanta Falcons jacket.
2005 was a fun year!
2005 was my favorite year of the '00s. 😊👍
I was 10 in '05. Spent so many hours on games like War of the Monsters, movies like Revenge of the Sith, and would cherish any visit to Walmart or electronics store to marvel at the new electronics and play demo kisoks.
We had to crane our necks back to play GC/PS2 demos. X3 And the DS never ceased to amaze us. "3D graphics in a handheld?! 🤯"
LOL that one cashier was through. "Don't start" and "I aint got time for that"
I liked him, he told it like it was.
Classical Violinists at Walmart…I didn’t know the company had a sophisticated side!!!🎻😆
This is exactly why my family never went shopping on black friday. I went once when I was like 19 with my mom and grandma, and we were like "never again" lol. We would have rather just spent more money than have to deal with the massive crowd. My mom was ecstatic when online shopping started getting more popular and stores would have online deals for black friday and "cyber monday". Usually I still prefer shopping in a store, just not on black friday lol.
I agree. Even with online shopping, Black Friday is still crazy
Most of the sales/prices are a joke though. They put a fake price up that has a slash through it and the sales price is really the every day price. Or they do other various stuff with the prices. It's always best to start making mental notes of stuff you'd be interesting in buying during Black Friday around August-October. That way when the Black Friday prices are revealed, you can tell if it's worth the price or if it's a deal. Normally on Black Friday I just go with movies and maybe video games. Plus stuff I really need or want. I'm not going to buy a $1 coffee maker because it's $1. I don't even drink coffee. But yeah. You have to be smart about Black Friday. Most of the time, the Black Friday prices are a joke/trick.
@@projectpat8807 I agree. In the sales world, it's a ploy to entice customers to actually pay more for an item than it's actually worth.
can u even afford to shop? lol
Back when Black Friday shopping was a big big deal and people would go all crazy!!
Not a cellphone in sight. Just people living life to the fullest with absolutely zero worries or problems. I was born in the wrong decade. These people have no idea how easy they have it
Late 90s baby. I vaguely remember life before the internet was mainstream, and I definitely remember the times before social media.
I never had a flip or slide phone, but from what I remember, the cell phones back then were used for calling and texting, no supercomputers or apps. Texting was also something you had to pay for.
2005-2006 I was in first grade. It was one of the best years of my life.
Look at 10:12...also, I got my first cell phone in 2004.
Cellphones were all over the place in 2005.... The vast majority of people between the ages of 15 and 50 had one then at that point. They just weren't smartphones like today.
For real even the 2000s weren’t bad😊
People had cellphones back in 2005, but they were usually flip phones and not the addictive modern smartphones we see today.
And now these Black Friday experiences are a thing of the past and everything is mainly online now. Probably for the best people act like wild animals in public and we’re getting hurt 😂
I can’t believe people actually enjoy going out to Black Friday shopping and dealing with this chaos!! Screw that! To save what….?? A few dollars, NO Thanks
People arguing already in this video. Wal-Mart employees doing their best and people seriously need to be more patient. Black Friday used to be BUSY AS HELL. The employees are only human and if people gotta wait an extra half hour and mad about, they should have stayed home.
On a lighter note, interesting to see that this is when DVDs were the only film medium, and $7.50 per disc seems awfully high for Black Friday. These days all those DVD players I'm sure aren't even in those people's houses anymore.
There was still a small VHS section into the mid-2000s. But yeah, DVDs basically took over.
I just use a game console as a DVD player these days
One thing I am glad about, is that Black Friday is no longer the best time to get the best deals.
Hard to believe 2005 is nearly 20 year's ago now.
Walmart still has ready to made meals next to the checkout in select locations. The one at the Burbank Empire Center still has that section.
I was a 16 year old junior in high school in 2005. I remember those days fondly. Now I'm a 33 year old man lol
im turning 16 in august
the mid 2000s had the perfect amount of technology not too much not too little.
I agree!! 💯
I wonder who still has their 20 inch flat screen? I wonder who still has their Gameboy Advance? I wonder who still has anything they fought so hard for that day?
Just think, how much money all the major corporations made from this, and how little the guy handing out circulars made from his shift that day. Sad
Wow 2005 feels so old omg those tv's and vcrs dvd players and the prices were insane too plus I think that time the tube tv's were going down in prices as well cause those LCD tv's were coming in new whatever surprises how expensive they were back then. Plus home theater systems were like in the demand as well too and idk always remember wanting one but couldn't but always get the walmart brand eh didn't like it now those speakers of today are bluetooth are way less expensive and lot more smaller produces much more sound as well. Plus those flat tube tv were 2000's era plus I remember some of them were in HD as well wow such a wonder back in time in 2005 wow feels so old omg.
The baby blue l cart featured in the opening scene is approximately 10 years old and currently still in use in my store. 1000% not joking.. We have about 8 of them; that's how much they give AF about resourcing for their employees and operations
2:25 why can’t karen’s ever be patient? hope she never got those dvds 🤭
lmao that one lady complaining even though she's the one who doesn't understand how the line works, some things (like customer service in general) never change lol
A karen for sure.
Last time this did it like this at my Walmart was 2012, someone actually ripped the plastic early and everyone went crazy then rushed all the video games
You know what that smell is? Sweaty ass 😂
@Vampire Robot
Thanks for finding all these videos and posting them here. You are doing a great service.
Ahh the era of absolute JUNK electronics like these TV/DVD combos and literally ALL of this stuff is in the dump now.
The though of all these people piling up at these stores and making trouble for things that will be obsolete or discarded or broken in future months or years it's beyond me
Well said!
Back when people actually acted like decent humans...
People still do depends on where you live at 😂
I remember when Walmart was like this at Porter Ranch back then.
In 2015 when I started working at Walmart they had those same registers lol
Damn ur Walmart must’ve been cheap
I did this dumb shit once in 08. Never again. I have been ordering online since like 2010. Hate going to Walmart or any department store for that matter.
To this day I have never in my life shopped on black friday😂 the crowds and lines seem like the biggest waste of time and stressful. Looks so dumb to me.
All of this is probably thrown away...
And to think that all that material stuff people literally trampled over each other for are literally all gone or forgotten about
Collecting space in landfills...
Awww, I hope that pretty momma got her baby that Gameboy advance 😢 lol❤❤❤
I don't miss doing this lol
In Canada Boxing Day was our version of Black Friday and used to lined up with friends in the freezing the night before to get the best deals when the store firs opened .It was quit the experience and you would get coffee.snack and talk to other people in line all night ..Felt like great walking out of the store with something you waiting all night for that there were only a few of at the time ....Now everyone just gets the deals online and and not really any line ups at the stores anymore for it ...
I remember going to back Friday with my mom as a teen people went crazy. I had a good laugh good old days.
As a man in his early 40's I love Christmas but it's just so far away 😪 😔 😞 😢 because it's only February
Aww I understand you completely Victor. I'm 27 and I love christmas so much, I miss it too 😢🎄atleast we can always look forward to it, even if it's far away again. happy early christmas, 9 months left 🎄
Fear not! For now it is April, only 6 more months before we start seeing green, white, and red yet again!
it’s december!! christmas is upon us 🎄
6:09 made me laugh
The manager about to blow up. I see the stress in his face. Holy cow.
I was 10 and the Gameboy Advance was the best gift id ever had.
The internet and more recently Covid has changed what we have known to be “Black Friday” forever … no longer the chaos we see here
Can't believe how long this is ago! Cool Guy of the 00s 6:07.
Cool cameraman was filming the cameraman 😂
I was 8 years old in 05 but I don't remember going to black Friday
I was 10
@@ShawnA3104 I had just turned 11 a few weeks before
I miss 24 hour Walmart :(
There were a lot of heads showing up for those deals
Back when everything would go on sale and the discounts were worth the fight. Now only select items are on sale and the discounts are paltry.
we got no regular checkout now. its all self checkouts
would be way more violent and loud now 😂
crazy to think... all this over useless stuff weve ALL thrown away by now
My first job was at Best Buy I got hired seasonal and worked Black Friday thru Christmas holidays
It was just a mess SAVAGES a madhouse just goes to show you how the times have changed if these people are civilized in Walmart
Any crazy stories?
The road to hell is wide and many will travel on it.
I was 23 yo and I officially graduated community college that December of 2005.
I was 22 at the time with no worries and responsibilities 😊
People were even still better behaved then nowadays “Karens”😅
Black Friday shopping much better now days with the Internet. Click, checkout... done. Don't want to be around people fighting over crappy computers, DVD players. Also the wasted time driving around looking for parking.
Fights have been breaking out on Black Friday since it started.
Wow time change over 18 years ago . Now I do my Black Friday online.
Damn, a middle school string band blasting Xmas jams, helpful and kind walmart employees, what a time to be Alive!
Gosh I was like 10 months old during this
I was 18 at the time miss the environment and the way people were back then. Always was a huge thing to get electronics then. Nobody mad about being filmed and threatening to sue. Jobs were hiring everywhere then kids my age at the time were working not trying to become tic Tok famous by starting fights and pranks to get likes
2:19 ladies and gentlemen the Karen 😂😂😂
Graduated in 05. It has almost been 20 years. Sheesh!!
Everything those people bought, that they were so excited for, is now completely worthless.
If there were any Sony Trinitrons in the mix, those go for some dolla billz in retro gaming communities.
look how calm people were back then
Right 😊
bro is chill in the first couple of minutes
This was only 6 years after the 90's had ended the ancient times
Over 18 years ago, wow! Absolute chaos over garbage! Also interesting how people had to show ID to use a credit card.
LITHONIA?? ALPHARETTA?? THIS WAS ALL FILMED IN GEORGIA OH MY
I was at home playing World of Warcraft
I was in 4th grade, and i used to love going to walmarts electronic section and the toy section. I just turned 30 last year, and now I have a son and a daughter. Time is just a fickle thing...
I remember Best Buy setting up a Disney park line with their refrigerator section that snaked through like half the store on Black Friday.
Wow. Walmart Alpharetta lol. I would have called out 6 months prior if I was an employee there back then 😂.
Back when I was in high school & a Walmart Cart 🛒 pusher 😆
I did all my Christmas shopping online this year. 🤣
This is in GA 😂Lol
Just turned drinking age and working at Hollywood Video then
I wonder how old the girl playing the cello @ 23:25 is now (if she's still alive)?
She looks fairly young. Probably younger than 20 at that time. So my guess is she would be in her mid 30s at this time. I have no clue what her name is and where she is now.
@@Mr01dschool good estimate. Hope she's still alive and well, and if she's seeing this: You rocked out!
Walmart getting rid of those soon-to-be obsolete CRT TVs any way they can.
I’m here after seeing how trash all the discounts were in person
Back when Walmart was safer for shopping. You didn’t have to be paranoid if a active shooter will come in.
Where is the Barbie fashion fever ????😂