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good compilation 🤗

How is it the narrator can not pronounce pecan?

Prior to circa 1960 people flew on very noisy piston engine aircraft which vibrated, were badly pressurised (sometimes not pressurised at all) causing ear ache, flew at lower altitudes through rather than over bad weather, were slow and had engines which had a habit of catching fire during the flight. Little wonder airlines did their best to make the experience as comfortable as possible. However, concerning the modern era post early 60's, economy class flying in the 1970's was not a luxury experience. Certainly it was better than today in many respects but care must be taken not to overrate it. It was certainly more civilised and passengers were treated with more consideration and respect. Perhaps a good comparison would be that flying in the 1970's was more like going out for a meal in a nice restaurant whereas today it could be compared to a visit to McDonalds. 1. Economy class seat pitch. Typical Y class seat pitch was between 32 and 34 inches, not the 36 to 40 inches claimed. In fact, 40 to 42 inches was the standard FIRST CLASS LONG HAUL seat pitch on launch configuration 747's (6 rows in the nose section). Video at 0.41 shows an emergency exit row where there is no window seat by the emergency exit and 0.33 is the first row by a full size aircraft door. Gross misrepresentation of the 'Spacious legroom' idea. 2. Economy class seat width. The idea that Y class seats were wider is only partially true. On narrow body single aisle aircraft the 3 X 3 Y class seating was the same width as today. For example, the width of a Boeing 737 has not changed. The width of a Boeing 737 today is the same width as the very first Boeing 737 from the 1960's. As the Y class seating has always been 3 X 3 on such aircraft, the seat width has not changed. The same holds good across all narrow body aircraft. Concerning wide body aircraft, the launch configurations of such aircraft usually had 1 seat less per-row, for example the 747 launch configuration in Y class was 9 abreast 2 X 4 X 3 as opposed to 10 abreast 3 X 4 X 3 from the early 80's onwards. This resulted in a very slightly wider seat on such wide body aircraft. 3. Economy class catering. The 'Gourmet dining' described was and still is found in long haul First Class. Economy class dining was not to that standard. A good restaurant quality meal on a tray yes, a luxurious gourmet meal no. 4. Piano bars in the sky. The image at 1.25 is FAKE. This is a mock up created by Boeing for a sales event to sell ideas to airlines. No airline ever took up the idea of a lounge such as this downstairs in the hold. The image at 1.38 is the First Class lounge on the upper deck of a Qantas Boeing 747, the Captain Cook lounge, and is an airline publicity image. Not sure what the image at 1.37 is supposed to be but that is NOT aboard an aircraft! Those Y class lounges with pianos were US domestic specific and existed only on wide body aircraft for a very short time due to significant overcapacity on US domestic flights following the change from narrow body to wide body aircraft. Thew were found only on 747 operated transcontinental flights, not on narrow body aircraft such as the 707, DC8, 727, 737 or DC9! They did not exist on international flights to/from the US or anywhere outside the US. Concerning the First Class 747 onboard lounges and First Class in general, the idea that travelling First Class was like attending some sort of party in the sky is a myth. The majority of First Class passengers were not the partying young couples of airline publicity images; they were suited businessmen for the most part plus wealthy elderly widows and other similar very conservative types who conducted themselves accordingly. 5. Complimentary cigarettes were only for First Class and usually limited to long haul international flights. 6. Champagne. Champagne was complimentary in First Class. All airlines charged for alcoholic drinks in Economy in the 1970's. 8. Gold plated Amenities. The images at 4.08 and 4.13 are of the private jets of billionaires or heads of state in more modern times. I doubt any commercial airline ever actually had gold plated cutlery. 9. Personalised service. You show an image of present day business class during the Covid pandemic with a passenger wearing his mask at 3.39. Why do you repeatedly single out Pan Am and Olympic Airways for praise? There is also a different side to air travel in the 1970's. In the UK we had various low-cost holiday charter airlines which offered levels of service very different to what you may expect from that era. Reduced 30 inch seat pitch, 33lb baggage allowance and onboard horrors such as the infamous 'seat back' catering concept. One such airline even squeezed an extra seat into a single aisle narrow body aircraft offering a 4 X 3 configuration instead of the usual 3 X 3.

boring

You suck.

I remember divinity fudge!

STOP THIS AI TRASH!!!!!! YOU'RE LAZY!!!!

You forgot Tidbits cheese snacks, but named 4 that are still around.

Why no wedding pictures from the 70s?

None of these fads surprised me because I am fortunate enough to have been a child of the 70s. No, we didn't think that mood rings could read us but we loved the playful vibe. You could also add "free-range" children to this list. Aside from school, we went where we wanted to, whenever we wanted to. Just be home in time for dinner. We'd also go to the doctor or dentist alone. And cruising down the freeway in the back of a pickup truck or the back of a station wagon. Clackers. I never could get the hang of those, and they definitely hurt when they whacked you. Water Wiggle, Lawn Darts, all kinds of crazy toys, lol. :)

Basically they eliminated a lot of jobs. The repetitive motion excuses are BS. They shipped these jobs overseas replaced or them with machines eliminating jobs. We have become a society of useless eaters. The main reason we have so many homeless people, not enough jobs which gives companies the ability to keep wages low.

You're off by 20 years. Most of your examples occurred in the 1960s. Yeah, I'm that old.

Absolutely yes on most safety measures and tech improvements but there's still a greedy bunch of people who push you beyond safety measures, so they're promoted or the bottom line is met. Many not all wealthy say this is what I want get it done or I'll find someone who will. They'll hang the lower end out to dry if something goes wrong. Immigrants whether legit or not are paying for this push. That's another reason why American jobs are being outsourced to lower standard country's. Cheep labor fewer regulations.

getting whacked on Quaaludes or peyote cactus...or drinking under 21 (in certain states)

The only thing we have now that I'd miss if I time traveled into the 70s or 80s is the internet. Other than that it was better back then and far more free. As another poster said, no snowflakes and people that get their feelings hurt if you don't use the proper pronoun. And a whole lot of other bad social changes like lack of manners.

Let's see, smoking was much more available publicly and in stores and restaurants. You could speak your mind without a pack of snowflakes, and woke people getting butt hurt.

Most of these places would not make it in today's economical climate between minimum wages so high and the cost of food is SO high they wouldn't survive

Is that Scott Bakula at the Magic Pan?

That was before Bio- Engineered food.

I almost threw up when I saw tRump in that Pizza Hut commercial.

I remember most of these places. What this video fails to acknowledge is many of these places helped make certain styles popular but newer places have done it better since then leaving no real place for them in a modern market.

Still have a Lionel train set under the tree. Friends and their kids love coming by an playing with it. It's not just a loop, but has 2 switches, and several operating accessories for loading and unloading cars.

Bennigan's and Steak & Ale are both under the same parent company, and they've been trying to come back (unsuccessfully) for over a decade. The dine-in Pizza Hut days are gone, especially after delivery services exploded during the pandemic. They would have to do something compelling and new to attract today's diners back to their locations, and that likely won't happen due to the other dine-in pizza options available now.

Sambo's...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Almost all of these are back again. 😅

What about the 3 layer polo shirt look?😎

sorry but you are wrong on the bumper stickers ...the kids of today put on as many as will fiit

RoboCop was from the 1980's, also enough with the fake old film look. Funny how anything good that was electronic in the 70's was made towards the end of the 70's.

Just a load of shit and overused footage!

Polaroids sx70 Started The Wave of Perverts & CP Industry !!!

There were multiple iterations of the Brown Derby

Not sure Windows on the World belongs here

Anyone remember New Jersey's BEEF AND BOTTEL and BEEF AND BREW ?? sidenote , they tore down the PAL'S PANCAKE HOUSE in our area . Sigh ... had good times and good food at those places!!

Fast casual dining such as Dave&Busters,TGIFriday’s,Applebees lead to the demise of these supper clubs;plus the 1980’s society changed forever!!

None of these were supper clubs, these were cocktail lounges and stages. Go to Wisconsin, those are supper clubs.

daaaaaaaaaaaa!! no $$$$ today!!!

As a gen x person, I never had these growing up, but as an adult, I make pot pies, stuffed peppers, beef wellington (actually with pork tenderloins). And as far as casseroles go. They are a go to! You can make it ahead of time and pop it it in the overn after work or school activities! I do not think they are faded dishes at all. My daughter and her friends love them.

Food that we still enjoy.

We are having sloppy joes tomorrow night for supper

I remember driving around looking at Christmas decorations people had outdoors.

I'm 53... kids today don't know what there missing out on..

As I said in a comment to old school sage," I may be old fashion with the holidays but old school holidays are a lot better than the modern way holiday stuff they're doing now." All this online and artificial intelligence stuff just doesn't have the same holiday flair as the old school holidays did.😊

The question you need to ask yourself is WHY did YOU allow these centuries old traditions Die?

I know what you mean. The things that I miss about Xmas are: annual classic holiday TV specials, Xmas dinner with the family, animated movies in theaters, decorating the tree(and I mean a real tree not aluminum). Now @ 65 I live at a retirement community center and being the youngest in my family, I celebrate Xmas with other retirees until one of my nieces or nephews invite me over to their house for a Xmas dinner.

Jesus is the reason for the season ✝️ ❤ 😊

Open face roast beef or turkey.

Do we have viewers with vertigo? The rocking motion is slight, and insignificant compared to getting a recipe for a good dish.

This made me cry. I’m 74 and I well remember those magical. I miss those old times so much. 😢😢😢

It magical.... My grandchildren don't no any of this.😢 and want gift cards, They sold the paper book of the songs so you could read them if you forgot,🙏😢❤❤

"....Dad would thread the needle"? 🤣Are you sure about that one?