This is so freaky! I remember watching this film in school back in the '60s. The only reason I remember it is because I fell asleep when it was being shown, and the teacher made me stay after school and not only watch it again, I had to do an essay on the darn thing! I've got it memorized, even all these years later!
These are films of the America that never existed, the world of Ozzy and Harriet, Father Knows Best and My Three Sons. Where women cooked in heels and pearls and men were the only ones who pumped gas, paid bills or drove cars.
@@eminem13001 The ideal was real. They weren't hard and fast rules that everyone followed to a T, as a lot of people weren't familiar with place settings, but the etiquette and manners were pretty solid, especially for those concerned with making good impressions.
@@annainspain5176 Yeah, how awful. Today we have blue haired or bald land whales screeching about being victims and soy boys who can't figure out what gender they are.
@@annainspain5176 , you are so mistaken. This was life for many American's and there was nothing in this film which was not easy to do. I suppose if YOU are intimidated by the film; the etiquette, the manners, the courtesies and respect which society considered a standard, then I understand why you might criticize the contents. Too sad ..., perhaps when this was lost in America it opened the door to the standards we have today (none).
+Khalid Aun Me too. She falls in love with Jerry, and Eddie has his heart broken, turns to alcohol and drugs, and stars as the "cautionary tale" in an after-school special.
I don’t. Most of these manners a waste of effort and time. And I can only imagine what it was like to be a girl and not even acceptable that you converse directly with the wait staff.... and make sure your makeup doesn’t smear. Jesus, no wonder people went to Haight Ashbury and partook In acid tests and wear what you want and listen to good music. This video exemplifies a stifling and socially confining time in our culture. People in the 30 and 40s did not even act like this.
@@MrMarckeedeethe part about conversing with the lady, I can sort of understand. They were trying to be polite. It’s sort of like how, if as a man, I’m Having dinner with another couple, I rarely ask her questions directly, if I don’t know her that well. It’s like I ask questions THROUGH the guy. I don’t want there to be even a hint from the other guy that I’m being forward with his woman or anything of the sort. No one taught me this, it just became something I knew to do. Other guys I’ve talked to have mentioned similar things. It’s just not something we do towards a woman we hardly know.
When I was in elementary school in the 60s, Friday was film day. We would go to the film room after lunch and watch films like this. I think it gave the teachers an excuse to go home early.
Yeah unless you’re a 17 year old female that depends on your host and make sure to not break any etiquette and not sneer your makeup and always be polite to your host...etc. sounds stressful, confining and boring. And I’m a 50 year old male. Grew up I. The 80s. . My parents lived like this and they tell me it sucked. So my view maybe is skewed a bit. Sorry.
No, back then wages were not only reasonable but young ppl were taught how to save money. They were also set up for success by not making them pay a bunch of unnecessary expenses like young people have to now. Simpler times. I wish it was still like this.
@dylanakent You can thank the feminist movement for ending that ability. They told women that being a wage slave was the best thing for them. Women entered the workforce in mass in the 1980s. That resulted in major inflation, real-estate went up 300% in value, and food prices nearly doubled. Thus creating a situation where it forced women to work instead of being an option for them.
@@americancitizen748 Used in Europe the whole time when I was growing up. When we went out for Sunday lunch it A la Carte and Table D'hote. The Table D'hote was the fixed price. Usually as kids we had to take the Table D'hote. A la Carte was for special occasions. Today it is more an Early Bird Menu!!!
12:06 - Linda: "wherever you want to go is alright with me". Eddie: "well how about Burger King?" Linda: "oh gosh darn! I just spent 12 damn minutes making a stupid video about restaurant etiquette and you wanna take me to Burger King?". :P
Nobody spoke like that in the 1950's unless they were very crude (using the filthy words you used). It was considered to be utterly crass and low class, and that person would have been pointedly ignored from that time on.
No one is stopping you from wearing dresses like that or dating a guy who will do that for you. The only difference between then and now is there is slightly less racism and you have the option to wear dresses instead of it being expected. No need to romanticize the past, it's not nearly as golden as it looks in educational films.
@@shaysimmons4958Of course-it was white society you jealous one. You know-the ones who built America? Forced integration brought blacks and with them came violence, rioting, looting, gangs, shootings.
I was 7 years old in 1960. I can remember when I got older, mama teaching me about restaurant ordering. I remember learning that Salisbury Steak wasn’t a true steak but ground beef 🤷🏼♀️
Linda spends all this time learning the complexity of a dinner date, not realizing that Eddie's plans included McDonald's and a make-out session behind the old Sunoco.
Adam Goodword No, I mean $2.50 back then was about the same as $25 today adjusting for inflation. It would literally be $25, today if it was $2.50 back then.
It's been a while since you've been in a top restaurant then? Took my parents to a four star for lunch and dropped $200. Thought the spousal unit was going to faint.
A couple of other things shown but not mentioned: when eating soup, you dip the spoon away from you and eat from the side. And when you lay down your knife after cutting a piece of meat, you rest it on the edge of the plate so that it's not touching the table... no "oars."
The man was supposed to order your dinner. I broke my husband of that real quick. The last few years l had to tell the Waitress what he wanted because he couldn’t remember. We went trough all the stages together. It’s worth growing old together.
It’s not because they thought a woman didn’t matter back then, it was actually quite the opposite. The man was supposed to take care of the woman’s order, her coat, her chair, etc because she was the more important one. She even got the better view. A lot of the chivalry of yesterday has gone. I don’t know why. They love blaming feminists and claiming women get angry at it. I am a feminist myself but still appreciate a man holding the door or being polite, or helping me with something, and will say Thank You. Not get all offended
And even there, people could still be as pleasant as they are here but they do not act that way. For example, Golden Corral is fine. What I don’t like about it is the people! They do some seriously nasty things! 🤢 Like why would you let your child stick their hands in the chocolate fountain?! I don’t know what’s wrong with some people. 🤦♂️
I think this comment is why the phrase "okay boomer" was invented (yes I'm aware these kids are probably a little too old for that but "okay silent" doesn't really work).
95 cents for shrimp cocktail, $2.35 for roast beef, baked Alaskan king crab is only $2.50, and a big sirloin steak is $4.95. I wish I could go back in time to enjoy those prices.
What is with the salad at 7:57 ???!!! It looks like someone punched a head of lettuce, put two halves of a tomato on it, and topped it all off with soy sauce. WHAT. THE. HECK.
It’s fascinating how manners change overtime. If someone dropped a fork at a restaurant I was working at and then just… _left_ it there for me or my coworkers to pick up, we’d be gossiping about what an asshole they were all day 😂
"Kimberly-Clark invites you to see 'WANTED- DEAD OR ALIVE', starring Steve McQueen.....Saturday night, over most of these stations." -1960 sponsor tag seen at the end of "THE TWILIGHT ZONE"
That is really formal dining. There's a few things I didn't know and will remember. Everyone's so polite and respectful. Whatever happened to that? Kids to day should watch this and learn from it.
I am eighty two. Pretty accurate except for the word "swell" which I never heard. It wasn"t that a girl was too stupid to order her own food. It was that it was considered a sign of respect to order for her In the beginning of the movie, the girl's socks are higher which is accurate as opposed to the fifties short six which was definitely out of style. The style late fifties was high thick socks and long g skirts with no leg showing.the thicker the sock. The better Short socks waaaaay out of style
@Richard Head I'm sorry to hear that. I think it's more difficult for men when you first get on your on again, after being married. I also think it's easier for women to live alone than men. Generally, we women do all of the shopping, or it was that way for me, so we know what things cost, but $72 IS a lot for 2 days! LOL. However, things have gone up a LOT since the virus. I need to start being more frugal too. You could look at the sales papers or check online at the store you're going to. I'm sure you'll get it figured out. Do you live in a big city or a small town?
@Richard Head Well, I've lost two husbands and know what you mean, and I don't want to ever experience that pain again so no more men for me. LOL. It's great that you have a female friend to help you out. You take care!
@Richard Head By the way, I fulfilled a wish on my bucket list, twice, when my late hubby and I got to visit your magical city...once in the Spring and once in the Fall! There was electricity in the air! I'm glad I got to go before all of the chaos. I hope things are getting better for y'all.
I love this. I wish some of these manners were still used today. Such a more civilized time. I didn't know about the bread thing. I thought it was okay to cut it and butter it that way. Now I know and won't make that mistake again.
I guess this is when going out to dinner was a real event. Nowadays no one really gives it a second thought. Wow! The prices on the menu are super cheap. You can't even get a slice of bread for those prices now. Things were so different then. I wish I had a time machine to take a trip back in time.
inkey2 Really? We had a small TV in the kitchen in 1960 so Mom could watch her soaps while cooking, ironing, washing dishes, polishing silver, and using using the washing machine.
I lived in one of the most expensive suburbs around boston and nobody I knew had a TV in the kitchen in 1960. Yeah....maybe by like 1966 when they became cheaper .....are you sure it was literally the year 1960?
I don't think it was that unusual. My father said he walked home for lunch everyday and watched The Doctors while eating in the kitchen with my grandmother and his brother.
At the end of this reel, and after this young lady's etiquette training, I thought when she answered the phone, that her date was going to cancel on her! I have been wanting too much SNL!😂😂😂
it's amazing that everyone's names in these films is Jones, or Smith, or Johnson, or Anderson...there's not a Rizzo, O'Shea, Prezynzski, Kaufmann, Chang, Rothstein, Flannery, Mazurka, Liu, Vladinoff, Alexopolous, or Moreau to be found anywhere.... truly a picture of real American everyday life >.>
Gordon Ramsay would have a cow over the menu, it's all over the place with too many choices. How does Aunt Linda carry that much inventory without food waste? 🤔😁
This is so freaky! I remember watching this film in school back in the '60s. The only reason I remember it is because I fell asleep when it was being shown, and the teacher made me stay after school and not only watch it again, I had to do an essay on the darn thing! I've got it memorized, even all these years later!
That's the funniest comment of all!
And here it is... haunting you years later...can't get rid of this video 😆
You got what you deserved! That was when they actually expected a student to learn something lol
Oh, that is hysterical!! 😂😂
Wow
"Don't just plop in the chair and expect him to lift you and the chair to the table!! he may not be a weightlifter!!"
😮😮 the shade..
Shade? What's that?
She’s calling the man a bitch or even a pussy lol
Especially not a fat-ass pig like you!
LMAO 😂😂😂 shaded the f**k outta her
@@brichardson342 She's calling her fat.
I always love these glimpses into the lives of decades ago.
J Hemphill so this wasn’t actually the case
These are films of the America that never existed, the world of Ozzy and Harriet, Father Knows Best and My Three Sons. Where women cooked in heels and pearls and men were the only ones who pumped gas, paid bills or drove cars.
@@eminem13001 The ideal was real. They weren't hard and fast rules that everyone followed to a T, as a lot of people weren't familiar with place settings, but the etiquette and manners were pretty solid, especially for those concerned with making good impressions.
@@annainspain5176 Yeah, how awful. Today we have blue haired or bald land whales screeching about being victims and soy boys who can't figure out what gender they are.
@@annainspain5176 , you are so mistaken. This was life for many American's and there was nothing in this film which was not easy to do. I suppose if YOU are intimidated by the film; the etiquette, the manners, the courtesies and respect which society considered a standard, then I understand why you might criticize the contents. Too sad ..., perhaps when this was lost in America it opened the door to the standards we have today (none).
I love how we all spend our time watching these old videos
Yelp, it's a nice meeting place,!!!!!!
The days of civility.
Plot twist she ends up falling in love with Jerry xD
Delicakecomic I was thinking the same!
Heheheh
*the ship is strong*
+EarthUnity then we have quite the dilemma
😄
+Khalid Aun Me too. She falls in love with Jerry, and Eddie has his heart broken, turns to alcohol and drugs, and stars as the "cautionary tale" in an after-school special.
I really enjoyed watching this. Wish we had manners like this today.
I don’t. Most of these manners a waste of effort and time. And I can only imagine what it was like to be a girl and not even acceptable that you converse directly with the wait staff.... and make sure your makeup doesn’t smear. Jesus, no wonder people went to Haight Ashbury and partook In acid tests and wear what you want and listen to good music. This video exemplifies a stifling and socially confining time in our culture. People in the 30 and 40s did not even act like this.
@@MrMarckeedeethe part about conversing with the lady, I can sort of understand. They were trying to be polite.
It’s sort of like how, if as a man, I’m
Having dinner with another couple, I rarely ask her questions directly, if I don’t know her that well. It’s like I ask questions THROUGH the guy. I don’t want there to be even a hint from the other guy that I’m being forward with his woman or anything of the sort.
No one taught me this, it just became something I knew to do. Other guys I’ve talked to have mentioned similar things. It’s just not something we do towards a woman we hardly know.
I LOVE these old reels! I can’t get enough of them!🥰
"The often you do something, the easier it becomes" That's something I should hear everyday to motivate myself
"I'm just so confused, checks, ...., waitresses and ordering, there is so much to learn...."!!!! Poor thing !!
People didn't eat in restaurants as often then as they do today. There's still some things that can be learned from that film.
festus likes plenty of sopping gravy for the extra bread for the carbs and if doc is paying he orders the full meal not a la carte.
@@Igaluit exactly like learn how to be a proper guest at a restaurant instead of a cheap entitled pig.....sorry waiter flashbacks lol
I think she said "check rooms" referring to the coat check at the door I assume.
Exactly it’s like when you go to Olive Garden , and they give you bread sticks and salad , so confusing
this is just precious. Why couldnt life stay so innocent and sweet ?
Innocent and sweet, huh?🤔
I seeming recall other events in the 60's that weren't so sweet.
@@Rob774 yea like the Vietnam war, the kennedy Assassination, the killing of civil rights leaders etc.
@@Rob774oof
@Rob774 She's not talking about that 🙄
@@Rob774And now we have violence, rioting, looting, shooting all because of those “people.”
When I was in elementary school in the 60s, Friday was film day. We would go to the film room after lunch and watch films like this. I think it gave the teachers an excuse to go home early.
its strange cause i usually just charge into Chili's with no regard for human life
I am laughing so hard I am wheezing 😂😂
you should be a writer on the Simpson.
😂😂
XD
🤣 🤣 💀
this is so relaxing and beautiful to watch!♡
Relaxing and beautiful? 2 terms that wouldn't define women today.
Yeah unless you’re a 17 year old female that depends on your host and make sure to not break any etiquette and not sneer your makeup and always be polite to your host...etc. sounds stressful, confining and boring. And I’m a 50 year old male. Grew up I. The 80s. . My parents lived like this and they tell me it sucked. So my view maybe is skewed a bit. Sorry.
Absolutely agree! I love everything about it the nostalgic reference just true kindness of how human beings treated one another it's really sweet!
This is pure gold. I lost it when she chucked the bread off the table.
Oh, that was an accident! ..same with the fork!
"It's so CAM-plicated!"
+Tom McRand "Theh coAt cheques ah soh khamplicated."
Tom McRand Good WisCANsin accent in this one...
😂
She is from the Midwest.
She speaks with a Chicago accent.
I can't believe that a grocery boy is going to take her to a restaurant THAT fancy, especially on a first date. He must be one rich grocery boy, haha.
No, back then wages were not only reasonable but young ppl were taught how to save money. They were also set up for success by not making them pay a bunch of unnecessary expenses like young people have to now. Simpler times. I wish it was still like this.
You could pay rent, expenses and save on a clerk job before the 1980s.
@dylanakent You can thank the feminist movement for ending that ability. They told women that being a wage slave was the best thing for them. Women entered the workforce in mass in the 1980s. That resulted in major inflation, real-estate went up 300% in value, and food prices nearly doubled. Thus creating a situation where it forced women to work instead of being an option for them.
@@thystaff742It left children on their own too. I was always glad my mom was home with me for years. I have good memories of just me and mom.
@@thystaff742Yes, before, they had *no* options. And they weren’t _wage_ slaves-just *slaves*
So classy I wish it was like this now
I can’t believe that actors in these kinds of educational films haven’t won more Oscars.
I like the plaid skirts. Classic!
I love these old videos! Such sweetness and morality! Thank you for sharing 👌🇺🇸🦅
Yeah give the girl the most desirable seat the one where her man isn't checking out all the other girls! 👌👏
Lovely! Never heard term "table d'hote," before. Great video!
You must be very young!!
@@maryrosed8475 - I am 55 and I never heard of it.
@@americancitizen748 Used in Europe the whole time when I was growing up. When we went out for Sunday lunch it A la Carte and Table D'hote. The Table D'hote was the fixed price. Usually as kids we had to take the Table D'hote. A la Carte was for special occasions. Today it is more an Early Bird Menu!!!
These days, cuisine has veered into a zillion directions besides JUST FRENCH.
I'm almost 40, it's the first time I've heard that. I have heard of a la carte of course.
12:06 -
Linda: "wherever you want to go is alright with me".
Eddie: "well how about Burger King?"
Linda: "oh gosh darn! I just spent 12 damn minutes making a stupid video about restaurant etiquette and you wanna take me to Burger King?".
:P
😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
🤣😂🤣😂
Nobody spoke like that in the 1950's unless they were very crude (using the filthy words you used). It was considered to be utterly crass and low class, and that person would have been pointedly ignored from that time on.
🤣😂🤦🏻♀️😝🤪
I like how the dude speaks so polite. Asking if he request is convenient instead of wanting to meet up whenever he wants.
I wish it were still like this.
Minus the racism, sexism, and homophobia but yeah.
Nostalchiq You Americans never gone outside country where you'll find this as the norm today.
It's still more like this in the Southern part of the United States.
As we've gotten more "tolerant" we've gone towards the other extreme today.
Countess Boochie Flagrante
All of those things still exist today you fucking jackass
*plot twist *
Linda and Jerry end up dating, got married in 1964, and now have 4 kids, 14 grandchildren, and 5 great grandchildren. 🤣🤣
In the beginning of the video, when Eddie was stocking the paper products in the store I was so tempted to say, "Don't squeeze the Charmin"!!
Omg! I loved watching this. I like the dresses the girls wore and I loved how he pulled her chair out and ordered for her.
"There were a great many social courtesies "
Reserved for white women of the right class and ancestry.
Shay Simmons What's wrong with you? Outside USA we have politeness emphasized in my culture. No wonder USA is trash these days.
Because apparently women couldn't order for themselves. Poor things. SMDH
No one is stopping you from wearing dresses like that or dating a guy who will do that for you. The only difference between then and now is there is slightly less racism and you have the option to wear dresses instead of it being expected. No need to romanticize the past, it's not nearly as golden as it looks in educational films.
@@shaysimmons4958Of course-it was white society you jealous one. You know-the ones who built America? Forced integration brought blacks and with them came violence, rioting, looting, gangs, shootings.
I was 7 years old in 1960. I can remember when I got older, mama teaching me about restaurant ordering. I remember learning that Salisbury Steak wasn’t a true steak but ground beef 🤷🏼♀️
Funny - me too! Why call it steak if it’s hamburger.
Moo🐮🐮🐮
It is??
Such a civil and polite world.
Nice product placement Kimberly Clark!
Boy oh boy.....do they need this for people today.....Having manners never gets old...
People diss these, understandably so, but they are a part of our history and are fascinating.
I love these old films!
Linda spends all this time learning the complexity of a dinner date, not realizing that Eddie's plans included McDonald's and a make-out session behind the old Sunoco.
Oh come on, Eddie's classy its Burger King and making out behind the A&P.
what?! grilled chopped beef steak, mushroom sauce...is $2.50!! sorry but am I the only one looking at the prices of the menu #awesome
That's about $25 today!
+GEhotpants101
yeh $25 at a budget restaurant.
At a top restuarant expect to pay $40 to $60 ++ ..... and don't forget to tip! :D
Adam Goodword No, I mean $2.50 back then was about the same as $25 today adjusting for inflation. It would literally be $25, today if it was $2.50 back then.
It's been a while since you've been in a top restaurant then? Took my parents to a four star for lunch and dropped $200. Thought the spousal unit was going to faint.
Spousal unit, LMAO.
So fun to see how clean cut the kids were in those days. And how you were taught to act in certain ways going out on a date.
I remember in the early 60s my older brother putting on a suit and tie to take a girl to the movies! How times have changed.
I remember in the early 60s my older brother putting on a suit and tie to take a girl to the movies! How times have changed.
I’ll have the cape cod scallops please. 7:51
A couple of other things shown but not mentioned: when eating soup, you dip the spoon away from you and eat from the side. And when you lay down your knife after cutting a piece of meat, you rest it on the edge of the plate so that it's not touching the table... no "oars."
Isn't it just wonderful to go into a restaurant and not seeing anyone staring into their zombie devices. Human beings, man, I sure miss those days.
"A well-trained waitress seldom asks the girl a direct question..."
Damn straight.
The man was supposed to order your dinner. I broke my husband of that real quick. The last few years l had to tell the Waitress what he wanted because he couldn’t remember. We went trough all the stages together. It’s worth growing old together.
Damn straight! It's not like you matter, you mere woman 😂😁
I like for my husband to give my order to the waitress.
It’s not because they thought a woman didn’t matter back then, it was actually quite the opposite. The man was supposed to take care of the woman’s order, her coat, her chair, etc because she was the more important one.
She even got the better view.
A lot of the chivalry of yesterday has gone. I don’t know why. They love blaming feminists and claiming women get angry at it. I am a feminist myself but still appreciate a man holding the door or being polite, or helping me with something, and will say Thank You. Not get all offended
Suzy: "What is the Soup Du Jour?" Waiter: "Oh, that's the soup of the day."
And nowadays, we just stampede into an all-you-can-eat buffet.
And even there, people could still be as pleasant as they are here but they do not act that way. For example, Golden Corral is fine. What I don’t like about it is the people! They do some seriously nasty things! 🤢
Like why would you let your child stick their hands in the chocolate fountain?!
I don’t know what’s wrong with some people. 🤦♂️
11:39 "Well, you're sure a big eater" is a great compliment that will win you plenty more dates in 1960.
Pay attention kids, this is how it's done.
YUP!
No thanks it's much fun if a party was thrown
From almost 70 years ago? Wake the fuck up already. We had 3 waves of Feminism.
@@edwardgaines6561 we were already well into the 2nd wave by this time
I think this comment is why the phrase "okay boomer" was invented (yes I'm aware these kids are probably a little too old for that but "okay silent" doesn't really work).
This short film is swell!
how times have changed! and not all for the best!!
The juice isn't worth the squeeze anymore.
95 cents for shrimp cocktail, $2.35 for roast beef, baked Alaskan king crab is only $2.50, and a big sirloin steak is $4.95. I wish I could go back in time to enjoy those prices.
Minimum wage back then was 1$/hour, for reference
"Really, Jerry!"
The way that salad was prepared makes me want to die...
And then they are going to say it is bad manners cutting the salad with a knife 😂😂😂
There's Kleenex everywhere! Don't have to wonder who the sponsor of this was. Lol
Diana Gruver They must have stocked up for the apocalypse or something, hehe!!
My Dad worked for Kimberly-Clark (Kleenex, Kotex, etc.) this same year that the film was made. :)
The credits say Kimberly Clark. Great spotting I never noticed the reason you asked !
Old time Product placement?
@@melvynn11 Yup you need to remember the three Ks (Alex Trebek colonial penn commericial)
Kimberly Clark
Kotex and
Kleenex
Love the manners!
I'm gonna try this the next time I take my girl to Wendy's.
I was born in 1944, let me tell you right now, no one talked like this back then! only on TV, we cursed just like kids today.
I love their manners and how they spoke by then!💗💗💗 I adore when the boys said swell, and how eveyone were just so sweet to each other.
this was scripted. I wouldn't judge real life by this
@@tomservo5007 exactly
That’s how white society used to be.
The year I was born❤️
“oh golly, I’ll be ready!”
"The waitress will bring soup, you have no choice"
Wow. Those prices are sensational. "Ill have everything, please."
considering all those meals add up to at the very least 75$
That'll be the equivalent of ordering 620$ worth of food today.
“He may not be a weightlifter!!” Haha
What is with the salad at 7:57 ???!!! It looks like someone punched a head of lettuce, put two halves of a tomato on it, and topped it all off with soy sauce. WHAT. THE. HECK.
It's called a wedge salad. And it's pretty good
Those wedge salads are delicious.
Mmmm yum 😂😂😂
You described it perfectly. Then you're required to cut it all with your fork 🙄
Wedge salads have the dressing inside of the lettuce quarter. It’s usually blue cheese dressing, but not always
You never cut a roll with your knife...
Meanwhile, me: 🥖🪚😋.....
Well, I failed that whole dinner.
It’s fascinating how manners change overtime. If someone dropped a fork at a restaurant I was working at and then just… _left_ it there for me or my coworkers to pick up, we’d be gossiping about what an asshole they were all day 😂
I love this era. when America was greatest country in the world. we were so respectful.
"Kimberly-Clark invites you to see 'WANTED- DEAD OR ALIVE', starring Steve McQueen.....Saturday night, over most of these stations."
-1960 sponsor tag seen at the end of "THE TWILIGHT ZONE"
"The Twilight Zone was brought to you by Kimberly-Clark Products, makers of Kleenex Tissues, whose fine paper products help through
your day."
Those days are long gone,, a shame really
Not really. The sexual revolution came right afterwards.
Blame the women.
Great advice for a date to Burger King 👍🏻
Right ,today going for a dinner is $35 and up.oh don't forget the tip.
100 bucks if you really want to bang the girl.
value of money was different back then tho
So if I drop my burger I stare at it and ask a cashier to pick it up lol 😂
@@brichardson342 The cashier would spit on it and stomp it into the ground.
That makes dating look like a lot of work
It makes eating look like a lot of work!
It's worth it later for the guy when she puts out.
@@americancitizen748 tru
Lovely 😍 But of course you don't leave the spoon in the coffee cup ! You would poke your eye out when you took a drink !
That is really formal dining. There's a few things I didn't know and will remember. Everyone's so polite and respectful. Whatever happened to that? Kids to day should watch this and learn from it.
@@new-lviv I watched this so long ago I'd almost forgotten. Thanks for the comment.
Oh my this makes me feel like such a slob.
I am eighty two. Pretty accurate except for the word "swell" which I never heard. It wasn"t that a girl was too stupid to order her own food. It was that it was considered a sign of respect to order for her
In the beginning of the movie, the girl's socks are higher which is accurate as opposed to the fifties short six which was definitely out of style. The style late fifties was high thick socks and long g skirts with no leg showing.the thicker the sock. The better
Short socks waaaaay out of style
This isn't a modern remake. This is an actual movie from that era.
The fashion changed fast in the sixties even the early years I like the fifties style better
@@mischellyann The original poster never said or even hinted at the fact that they thought this was a modern remake.
Look at the prices!!! I can remember grocery shopping with my mother and her getting a pound of bacon for 25 cents!
@Richard Head Yes, and I understand why but it's still incredible!
@Richard Head I'm sorry to hear that. I think it's more difficult for men when you first get on your on again, after being married. I also think it's easier for women to live alone than men. Generally, we women do all of the shopping, or it was that way for me, so we know what things cost, but $72 IS a lot for 2 days! LOL. However, things have gone up a LOT since the virus. I need to start being more frugal too. You could look at the sales papers or check online at the store you're going to. I'm sure you'll get it figured out. Do you live in a big city or a small town?
@Richard Head Well, I've lost two husbands and know what you mean, and I don't want to ever experience that pain again so no more men for me. LOL. It's great that you have a female friend to help you out. You take care!
@Richard Head By the way, I fulfilled a wish on my bucket list, twice, when my late hubby and I got to visit your magical city...once in the Spring and once in the Fall! There was electricity in the air! I'm glad I got to go before all of the chaos. I hope things are getting better for y'all.
I love this. I wish some of these manners were still used today. Such a more civilized time. I didn't know about the bread thing. I thought it was okay to cut it and butter it that way. Now I know and won't make that mistake again.
She has wonderful Friends the did the whole play with food and everything
I guess this is when going out to dinner was a real event. Nowadays no one really gives it a second thought. Wow! The prices on the menu are super cheap. You can't even get a slice of bread for those prices now. Things were so different then. I wish I had a time machine to take a trip back in time.
This is educational, the spoon stuff is still accurate.
Plot twist….Eddie’s taking her to A&W drive in. And it’s dutch. Equal rights and all😊
"It's so CAHmplicated."
I missed that the first time. Ha!
Chicago.
Sadly , this was all to change by the time when I was a teenager , in the 70's .
“Avoid to use a knife to cut your salad” eating that salad without cutting it with a knife is a challenge! What a mess
Don't use it to cut a roll!!
But in another of these old-time manners vids, they say you CAN use a knife to cut your salad!! Oh, what a dilemma! 😂😂
Never use a knife to cut salad. In a decent restaurant salad is made in bite size pieces so the diner can follow that rule.
From now on, I’m only hosting Table D’Hote parties.
Jerry is ready to pounce if this date doesn’t work out :P
You've called three times, and Linda hasn't been home? Take the hint, Eddie boy. she's not interested!
now go clean up the mess in aisle 6 !
wow. those prices. move the decimal over to the right by one and you have todays' cost.
So many rules!!
I wish these manners were required learning in school. I love all the Kleenex product placement, too. Even the purse-sized version!
It was wholly produced by the Kimberly Clark Company which owns Kleenex
I am learning a polite English....finally
Linda and Jerry make a great couple.
If you multiply all of the prices by ten, you’ll roughly get today’s prices.
Or 100
TV in the kitchen. That was pretty radical for 1960
inkey2 Really? We had a small TV in the kitchen in 1960 so Mom could watch her soaps while cooking, ironing, washing dishes, polishing silver, and using using the washing machine.
I lived in one of the most expensive suburbs around boston and nobody I knew had a TV in the kitchen in 1960. Yeah....maybe by like 1966 when they became cheaper .....are you sure it was literally the year 1960?
It was normal back then.
Men were dreaming of a tv in the bathroom for Minecraft
I don't think it was that unusual. My father said he walked home for lunch everyday and watched The Doctors while eating in the kitchen with my grandmother and his brother.
Wow, this is cool.
9:49 Just leave it there? Nah, be a nice person and clean up your mess. Asking the waitress is kinda snotty.
I thought that too, if I drop something it is automatic in me to pick it up, cause it was me who did it.
I'll be damned if I ever saw a waitress rush over with a new fork if you dropped one. That would be refreshing.
The "waitress " passed right by the fork on the ground and never picked it up..lol
It’s 2020 and the fork is still on the ground
All that prep, just for Eddie to take Linda out to Dennys
"Eddie... I have some news. I am pregnant with Jerry's baby."
🤣🤣🤣
At the end of this reel, and after this young lady's etiquette training, I thought when she answered the phone, that her date was going to cancel on her! I have been wanting too much SNL!😂😂😂
it's amazing that everyone's names in these films is Jones, or Smith, or Johnson, or Anderson...there's not a Rizzo, O'Shea, Prezynzski, Kaufmann, Chang, Rothstein, Flannery, Mazurka, Liu, Vladinoff, Alexopolous, or Moreau to be found anywhere....
truly a picture of real American everyday life >.>
It was 1960 bro
Gordon Ramsay would have a cow over the menu, it's all over the place with too many choices. How does Aunt Linda carry that much inventory without food waste? 🤔😁
I feel like there is a whole love triangle going on here
A well trained waitress will seldom if ever ask the girl a question. Looks like we don’t have a lot of well trained waitresses now and days.
Table' d hot, I learned a new word.
He set that date exactly how its suppose to be set. The phone is for making dates not talking all day and night.