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The main difference was that in 1975 when you liked something someone said, you told them, “I like that.” You didn’t move your finger down to any “like” icon and click it. And for that matter, businesses didn’t put signs in their windows asking you to like them. Your continuing to come back showed you liked them. And businesses had windows, because they had physical locations.

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In a heartbeat, growing up in the seventies we had the best of everything. Life was less complicated, and we just had fun. I believe we had the best childhood. Kids today have no idea what they are missing.

In 1975 we were forced to be exposed to 2nd hand smoke In 2024 Smoking is illegal in just about anywhere I wouldn’t want to go back We must live in the present & prepare for the future God bless us as we move forward Nice to look back & remember life back then

I could go back to 1975. The technology was similar to what I used back in the 80s. Cassette tapes, rotary phones the TV with no remote board games video games I played Atari before and all of the TV . The Jeffersons All in the family and of course happy days and a lot of the music I like is from that time. Wings, Jackson 5 , the Fab four would still be fab playing on the oldies station.

Are there any young folks who think they could do that?

All of this seems normal to me...

I turned 12 in the summer of 1975, so I lived the things discussed in this video, except I never owned 8-track tapes. I remember pet rocks, but never had one. We didn't get a mall in our area till 1977. Anyway the 70s was the best time to grow up in my opinion. You're a little off regarding when high-priced full-size cars got automatic. That happened in the late 50s, before I was born. I never saw a stick-shift car till someone in church bought a stick-shift Ford Granada, and he had specifically ordered it with stick-shift. That was around 1975 or 76.

I remember 1o75 and it was lots of fun!!!!!

I spend about 80% of my time in the 70s and 80s!

I was 13 in 1875. I remember it being a very depressing time.

Happy Days premiered in 1974, not 1975. Get your facts straight.

I was 5 I'm a farm boy I went fishing and swimming in weekends played in the mud and we went to drive ins on Saturday Sunday church and then drives thru the country with homemade ice cream. During the summer,during school days mon-friday it was school chores 1 hour of TV and bath then bed at 8pm Saturdays was farm work from 5 am to 5pm in 1975 we'd watch hee haw and listen to records and danced watch sha na na and variety shows in 1975

I miss the old school flipper clocks with q back up battery 😂

People just aren't groovy any more

I was 10 in 1975 and I loved it!

I was born in 1975. Thank you for this

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To summarize: Despite the ill-fated predictions, 2024 is still a sci-fi world to 1974. We even have rockets that land upright.

Hmmm, let's see... Better music, better movies, better TV shows, better comics, higher literacy rates, lower crime rates... Hell! You kids can keep yer electronic slave devices. I'd rather party like it's 1975!

And that’s how Tattletail was born.

I turned 3 in August of that year. I rode in a car without a car seat. I rode my tricycle and big wheel without a helmet we had cable and I watched sesame street, electric company, Mr Rogers, and Villa Alegre.

There was no such song limitation on an 8 track tape. It had 8 audio channels along the entire length of it, since they were stereo it needed to play 2 tracks at a time, the tape played in a continuous loop and each time it would change "programs" to the next part of the album on the same piece of tape. The album could be up to 80 minutes long.

1975 > 2024

In 1972 my dad bought me a battery portable cassette player. It didn't have earphones only a speaker. It is funny how some make videos without doing homework. There were newspapers that most read. Magazines, comic books. Road maps, most gas stations gave them free. But usually they only had maps for that state and surrounding states. There were books that had all 50 states but there were not as detailed. Most cars and pickups had manual transmission because they were more reliable and they cost less. People were mostly thin as home cooking was still common. In most places kids played outside, all day, all summer. Playgrounds were still fun. What people today call "dangerous" ha ha. I never heard of a kid being killed by a playground. Nothing like the number of kids killed by guns today. Boy scouts and girl scouts were popular and fun. There was lots to learn, much more than what people have to do today. Like cooking, working on a car or pickup, installing at TV antenna, many sewed clothes for family, how to use TV guide,. In 77 VCR were on the market and camcorders too

My sister was born in 1975

I was born in 77'. But yeah, I could do it. Because of when I grew up, I often tell my kids to learn to be bored or go outside and play.

I was 4 years old 1975.

Eh, life wasn't that difficult back then.

Maybe not 1975 but 1985 was much better.

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Damn, those one dimensional games that moved in the x and y dimensions.

Things have changed so much in the world today

At 8:24. That is a New Zealand flag, not Australian. Please get it right.

I have to share my creepy Furby story here which I believe confirms this. I was born in the mid 80's, my youngest brother got a Furby sometime in the 90's. He had it for a while at this point and we all played with it and lil bro treated it like his pet, taking it everywhere with him. One weekend night my whole family is sitting in the basement watching Beetlejuice, that Day-O songs comes on and the furby straight up plays back a recording of "Come mister tally man, tally me Banana" It was not in his creepy furby voice. We were all pretty shocked by it because it had never done that before. My dad who is an engineer looked at it and said "hmmm, it must have a microphone"

i have a pink 2012 ferby lol

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Only stupid think pepsi is better

im still a kid i have bought 2 furbys BRINGH BACK FURBYS

pepsi is better

My tamagotchi is literally next to me rn

I remember. I grew up back in the 1990s, back when Saturday Morning Cartoons were still a thing. This was back in the 90s, when streaming wasn't even a thing yet. And yes, this was even before HD, FHD, and UHD was even a thing.

Cartoon today is shit

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Honestly, access to cartoons (and most forms of entertainment) has become too easy and that's both good and bad. I feel having a "proper time" for cartoons was something actually good, because it was just that time, but now any time can be cartoon time. Not sure if I'm expressing well, but I feel that there should be something we lost with this

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and I absolutely loved Tom and Jerry

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