@@TheCleaner76 So very sorry but, I would have to disagree. I and multiple family members fondly remember this as well. Please explain to me this, what truly gives when it comes to this fictitious memory being as common as it is? Thank you and Peace.
It was Berenstain. I had to write a book report on them in school. I think that one gets people because the intro song has a heavy southern accent and she sounds like she’s saying Berenstein 🤷♂️
Several of the books were published with the wrong spelling people have they have video showing the Bulls original publishing's and you can still dig it up as far as things like cat Monopoly Google guy to later companies like to change their logos for some reason and then they want to erase history so tell you something always been a certain way when we have proof it was not they like the new a better if they want to forget the old way Byron's no longer exist but they used to be cheap irons they change their name for some reason and they actually made a big act campaign about dropping the J probably so this BS didn't happen to the
It’s the Peanut Man. We’re conflating him (whom we see more often) with the Monopoly Man (whom we see less often), to think we remember Monopoly Man with the Monocle.
It's called the DRM paradigm. So, yes, if some people (not all of us) think that the monopoly guy uses a monocle it's because they have seen other similar characters using a monocle.
My theory is more simple , if everyone as you say picture a rich old 1930’s man with a monocle , and as you showed us on the video that even the peanut guy had one , then why wouldn’t the monopoly guy whom was created before 1935 and popular in 103 countries and in more than 37 languages , not have a monocle ? Also when it’s such a noticeable change in appearance, then more often than not the simplest answer is the correct one , hence your looking into psychology to explain why he didn’t , to rationalise the theory ,when life proves more often that not that it’s neither logical nor is it rational
He absolutely had a monocle. Which is exactly why in the movie Ace Ventura pet detective while he's pretending to be Mr Monopoly. Pikachu definitely had black on his and I can guarantee that cuz I was a f****** nerd about that s***. Kit Kat had a dash in between because that was the break in between you know this is some shit
Doesn't make sense that people who thought the monopoly guy having a monocle because, of old fashion men wearing tuxedos accompanied with the guy when the only reason anyone sees a guy like him is because, of him. Unless it's a mix up with the Mayor of Townsville from the Powerpuff girls. The thing I'd like to know is how many people remember the monopoly monocle that have seen Classic Powerpuff Girls in the 90's that could account for the memory. There's also the Mr. Peanut guy from Planter's Peanuts. It could also be from the monopoly looking guy from Ace Ventura as well. However, does he prove the timeline anomaly or is that the sole reason people see him with a monocle? The reason that suggestive programming is so dangerous. We've all been subject to it through all media. I's also scary that no one not so much makes a peep about it until 2016. Why so long?
Yea stop with the bs! This guy had a monocle!!! This is one of only two games i had and played religiously! Something change and it’s time we are told the truth! I also remember Tom Cruise’s dance scene in movie risky business where he had the shades on and throws them off right when he started dancing.
Dude he had one. They're slowly changing our reality, our timeline dimension
Or because in ace Ventura, he calls the guy wearing a monocle "Mr. Monopoly guy"
I thought the same 😂 it's the monopoly guy
This is true
I remember him having one. So do my family. We played it daily.
Well your wrong
@@TheCleaner76 So very sorry but, I would have to disagree. I and multiple family members fondly remember this as well.
Please explain to me this, what truly gives when it comes to this fictitious memory being as common as it is? Thank you and Peace.
@@atomall1 Wrong
@@TheCleaner76 This is what truly makes perspectives of memory so unique to us humans. Thanks again, and much P.L.U.R.
I have a theory. Sometimes stuff just gets switched out with parallel universes and this is one of the things.
1: Pikachu had a black stripe on his tail
2: Monopoly guy had a monocle
3: It was Bearinstien Bears not Bearinstain Bears
4: And it was Chic-Fil-a
Nobody thinks Pikachu has a black stripe anywhere
It’s Chick not Chic
bul bul i thought it was chik-fil-a
It was Berenstain. I had to write a book report on them in school. I think that one gets people because the intro song has a heavy southern accent and she sounds like she’s saying Berenstein 🤷♂️
Several of the books were published with the wrong spelling people have they have video showing the Bulls original publishing's and you can still dig it up as far as things like cat Monopoly Google guy to later companies like to change their logos for some reason and then they want to erase history so tell you something always been a certain way when we have proof it was not they like the new a better if they want to forget the old way Byron's no longer exist but they used to be cheap irons they change their name for some reason and they actually made a big act campaign about dropping the J probably so this BS didn't happen to the
Yes he did! How we ALL remember it wrong???
Maybe this monocle was on one of the chance card or community chest card in a different version of monopoly there are so many versions
That's really orignal thinking
It’s the Peanut Man. We’re conflating him (whom we see more often) with the Monopoly Man (whom we see less often), to think we remember Monopoly Man with the Monocle.
This theory is stupid cuz I never heard of Mr peanut before
How about the other examples? You have never seen a rich, old dude that looks like the Monopoly guy who uses a monocle?
Really??? You should start a new political movement based on the idea that Mr Peanut never actually existed, and see how far you can get with it! 😂
@@georgecoventry8441 how useless of you to assume I even believe in conspiracies lol . Get a life
Totally!... and the fact that Pennybags is from a alternate reality.. lol
It's called the DRM paradigm.
So, yes, if some people (not all of us) think that the monopoly guy uses a monocle it's because they have seen other similar characters using a monocle.
DRM?
@@sallymj8957 Deese, Roediger and McDermott. Is a false memory paradigm.
My theory is more simple , if everyone as you say picture a rich old 1930’s man with a monocle , and as you showed us on the video that even the peanut guy had one , then why wouldn’t the monopoly guy whom was created before 1935 and popular in 103 countries and in more than 37 languages , not have a monocle ? Also when it’s such a noticeable change in appearance, then more often than not the simplest answer is the correct one , hence your looking into psychology to explain why he didn’t , to rationalise the theory ,when life proves more often that not that it’s neither logical nor is it rational
He absolutely had a monocle. Which is exactly why in the movie Ace Ventura pet detective while he's pretending to be Mr Monopoly. Pikachu definitely had black on his and I can guarantee that cuz I was a f****** nerd about that s***. Kit Kat had a dash in between because that was the break in between you know this is some shit
Great theory! I definitely see the connection with Mr Peanut🤔
I thought Mr peanut was the one with the monocle🎉🎉🎉
makes sense
I remember it both ways? It's weird to think about
Doesn't make sense that people who thought the monopoly guy having a monocle because, of old fashion men wearing tuxedos accompanied with the guy when the only reason anyone sees a guy like him is because, of him. Unless it's a mix up with the Mayor of Townsville from the Powerpuff girls. The thing I'd like to know is how many people remember the monopoly monocle that have seen Classic Powerpuff Girls in the 90's that could account for the memory. There's also the Mr. Peanut guy from Planter's Peanuts. It could also be from the monopoly looking guy from Ace Ventura as well. However, does he prove the timeline anomaly or is that the sole reason people see him with a monocle? The reason that suggestive programming is so dangerous. We've all been subject to it through all media. I's also scary that no one not so much makes a peep about it until 2016. Why so long?
I never heard of any of these before and I remember him with a monocle
Not being he had a damn monocled!
he had one on his left side not his right and it was all gold i remember it clearly from when i used to play monopoly
yes!yes!yes! it's becoz of the monocle guy meme OMG
I also remember him wearing a monocle. Something weird going on here. Why is it so many remember him with a monocle?
Because we live in a simulation.
umm did we switch dimantions?
Are you from a dimension where you spell it like that?
@@OP-1000 idk i was here on earth for 20 years, all I know is that we merged earths and there stuck ore something idk, and you ?
GαεlLαzεrYT . Oh, I remember the merging of earths.
@@OP-1000 yea, that happend in 2020 i think I'm not sure
Yea stop with the bs! This guy had a monocle!!! This is one of only two games i had and played religiously! Something change and it’s time we are told the truth! I also remember Tom Cruise’s dance scene in movie risky business where he had the shades on and throws them off right when he started dancing.
That is not the fucking monocle I see
what duh