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We would make pipes and bongs in art class 😂

I grew up in Goulburn NSW Australia every household recieved a packet of tang orange drink it was great marketing everyone was buying it afterwards

Snackwells were good cookies. I never believed they were healthy though.

I used to work at Best Products, but I shopped at Service Merchandise. I also miss Mervyns for buying kids clothes. I still remember their commercial with the lady standing there at the door saying, Open, open, open.

So in 1975 Chris LeDoux also recorded this song on his album Life as a Rodeo Man.

I miss the 90s bring it back

Graduate in 94 i with i could relive it again

I was Born in 1998 and I felt that the early 2000’s , Mid 2000’s and close to late 2000’s era felt like late ‘90’s era! Does it count as an ‘90’s kid? I had Saturday morning cartoons, played parachute games in school gym, had book fair with not only books but also toys there were selling, I usually get the motorcycle ones where you put the motorcycle diecast models together! Even though rotary phones were not there when I was growing up but saw my mom’s side grandparents use them for a little while! Just needed to rotate each digit until you got all the phone numbers numbered, but un 2000’s ear before pre- 2010 we had land line without any wire attached to it but I assumed the ‘90’s era had land even it was wired, I felt there were more cool things I witnessed even the block buster and toys r us, I usually buy the die-cast model cars, and in early to mid 2000’s era my teacher did used chalk, then white board then later in 2010’s era it was a projector! and yeah I feel like at least the late ‘90’s and the 2000’s era were kind of similar, there were still some boxy cars, telephone-booth, and other stuffs from the 1990’s era did exist in the ‘00’s era! I lived in 2 centuries, 1998- 1999 (20th century) and 2000- present(2020’s era) (21st century)! , and etc…..!

I would switch off on the Reggie bar and Snickers, great pick me up and the original protein bars. Also, when I worked at Sears in the 70's who could forget their peanut clusters and fresh popcorn. I would buy a bag each of that stuff and lose my beloved mind! Also was so burnt out on my co- workers saying; " that's what she said" every chance they got.

IDEAL COOKIES!!!! Oh how I miss those…

FW Woolworth, Woolco, Duckwall's, The Denver, Dillards, Skaggs, and May D&F

Things that were normal in the 80s are considered dangerous now

Eagle potato chips, Crunch Tators, and Charles Chips, O’Boise’s…I miss them. 😔

My twin brother and I totally missed out on the ‘70s cereals. Our older siblings told us the stories of those old cereals. Though they missed out on the ‘60s cereals, where our much older cousins bragged about that. One of them has his old decoder ring prize from one cereal. Another one has a miniature model car kit.

Now your lucky if a paid receipt will actually come out of the gas pump without having to go inside and wait in line just to get your bloody gas receipt.

Well not sure who's fault it was for the advertisement to show up on the screen and took me to their website a minute later to try and get me to buy that worthless clock you showed. Kinda tacky timing and after I didn't want it it through me back to the home screen 👺

I remember TG&Y fondly❤ Newberry’s was another fun discount store in my town.😢 I miss shopping in person. The 99 cent stores just closed and I am very bummed. I could buy the flavored tea for less than a quarter market and would often buy 20 at a time. It was always good for seasonal decor. I took my daughter to the mall our area and it is beyond depressing. Malls used to be so great and now they are just ghost towns.

...21 Union officer scalps tied to the bridle of his warhorse.

We used to have a small chain of dime stores called D&C variety stores in the metro Detroit area,they were awesome to shop at

I enjoy looking at al the old cars in the parking lots..

Great video as usual, Rhett! I really miss Miller's Outpost, Mervyn's, Licorice Pizza, Sale Drug, Cornet

I always love your videos but this one really tugged at my heart strings. The poster you showed for Sprouse Reitz (grand opening at the Cherry Plaza in Meridian) was the exact store my mom worked at the early 80s. Thank you again for the wonderful trip down memory lane.

I was born 95 i grew up in the late 90s and early 2000s yeah i dont wear seat belts either lol

Our kitchen had a large wooden spoon & fork on the wall for decoration.

wow white wall tires those aren't coming back

Blockbusters model of dvds by mail that you could exchange in store was so awesome! I already miss the days of picking out movies to watch at my local video store!

Anybody else think that McCrory's probably went under because they'd acquired so many other stores?

One store I have fond childhood memories of are the old Rexall Drug stores. As I recall, they had a surprising variety of different items & merchandise, at fairly good prices, and just generally had a nice, relaxed, friendly atmosphere to the place. Plus, it was were some of my earliest comic-book purchases were made there. So I look back fondly upon them overall. I also remember a store in my area called Gemco. I don't know if they were a nationwide chain or not (or if they were, how large they were.) I just remember you had to have a membership card to get in, which you had to flash upon entry, otherwise they wouldn't let you in. After that however, they had a pretty good selection of items, all at very good prices. It was kind of a general medium-sized department-store essentially. We also had a store called White Front, and they had a _huge_ selection of items, everything from books & records to kitchenware to carpets, drapes, automotive. Man, you name it. That was the store were my parents did a lot of their shopping, and while they were doing that I'd be in (where else?) the toy department, after which I'd wander to the books & music dept. and just kind of generally migrate & drift around without getting lost. (In hindsight, it was a more innocent time I guess.)

nothing says baseball like beer "for all you do this bud's for you" on the west coast every commercial break on the radio in the 70,s and 80,s

The 80s for the best times! Yes we played in the streets until night until our parents came and got us to go to bed. We read books we played outside we ate outside we lived outside basically. All the kids in the 80s looked up now all the kids are looking down on the screen all day long they don't have an idea what anything looks like out there all they know is how to push a button on a screen that's it. At that time we had a lot of fun I really miss those times. I do love my laptop in my phone but do not let technology takeover my life. I really wish we could go back to those times they were good times. Life was simple but beautiful!!!😢 The 80s were the best times of my life!!

Hills and that incredible popcorn! 🍿. Miss it man! 😭

I remember the TG&Y in my town because as a kid it had the best hot wheels display.

I'm surprised that Woolworth's and Rexall weren't mentioned but great video Rhetty! Thank you!

Wow, T.G. & Y.! I haven't thought of that one in ages. Thanks for the memory jolt!

K B Toys was my favorite store as a kid!

Don't forget Service Merchandise and Gayfers.

Aweeeeee Western Auto...broke my heart

I remember getting to go to CR Anthony's when I was younger really enjoyed shopping there and yes there's so many other stores from when I was a little girl I wish that was still around

I took my kids to Toy R Us, but for me and my friends, Child World was the place to be.

Two guys

Tower Records!

We have a Ben Franklin where I live.

I DO NOT MISS WRITING LINES. I DO NOT MISS WRITING LINES. I DO NOT MISS WRITING LINES. I DO NOT MISS WRITING LINES.

I was born in 1975 and i peaked in 1988.

Benfranklin..acme & amart..pigglywiggly..kmart. Yes bringem back.

Ben Franklin was my go to store to buy my model kits when I was a kid. That store had the best selection of Revell and Monogram kits, especially Nascar kits which was all I built. Other stores I miss is Hills dept store, Phar-Mor, Mega-Mart. Western Auto sponsored my favorite Nascar driver for several years and they were the only parts store I would go to because they supported my driver. And he had one of the best looking cars on the track with that paint scheme

In my small town, we had a Ben Franklin, we simply called The Dime Store.

I was born in ‘85 .. I remember in middle school I had a pen pal in Vietnam. They sold cassette singles at the local quick mart. When I was growing up, my mom had a ‘70 Coronet and my godmother had a ‘77 Trans Am Firebird.