Everyone is in good shape, happy, dressed nicely, not staring into their phones like zombies, etc. It was such a great time to live in. If only I had a DeLorean...
I know what you exactly mean ! Every retail was unique back then. As years went by everything compared and emulated one another, and now every mall in the USA look the same.
Matt you need to get out more, maybe go for a hike or something. Life shouldn’t revolve around shopping at a mall. The 80s was the beginning of materialism and conspicuous consumption.
I was 19 in 1984 looking at this video reminds me of my youth ,everyone is put together well,also the population was not overweight .Miss these times thanks for posting
I was 18 and met my now wife of 30 yrs who was a part time gift wrapper at the Meis store there. I was a creature or Camelot Music and the Video Arcade which is where we ultimately met in person. We didn't seal the deal until a few years later, but without the mall, who knows where we would be?
I live two towns away from this mall. Haven’t been there in probably 5 years until this past Christmas when I went to the apple store to get air pods… it’s changed so much even since then. I was 3 when this video was made, I liked the kid jumping into the carriage. He’s probably 45 now
I love this video! Brings back so many memories.. I was 10 in 1984… Burlington mall was so pretty. I used to go there all the time . I miss those days ❤
WOW. I was 9 in 1984 and went to this mall all the time. This video is awesome. Thank you for sharing it. Brings back so many memories. Me and my brother used to love going there and checking out all the older girls.
Yep, I get the attraction to the phones, but don't understand the water bottles. You don't need to hydrate every two minutes, in most places tap water is perfectly fine and what a lot of plastic going into the environment for no good reason.
I used to work at this mall in Burlington, MA, in the late 1980s and early 1990s. My first job there was in the food court. Does anyone remember The Great Hot Dog Experience? We sold hot dogs non-stop.
Ya your right, and no damn people with purple or red hair looking like they're part of a punk rock band!! I say it all the time, send me back to those days!!
I was 6 when this was filmed. I grew up less than an hour north of Burlington, MA, but never visited this mall until the late '90s. Seeing the Jordan Marsh and Filene's signs brings back memories!
Great footage! My family moved to the area in the late 80s and I'm not sure if I ever saw this version of the mall. I only remember it after the renovation. I love seeing all the people walking around in 80s clothes!
I was 12. If they didnt have mine or my mom's size at Filenes or Jordan Marsh in Peobody, the sales associate would call up to Burlington. They would hold the item for us while we raced up the highway to that mall. We only did that maybe twice, but I remember. Burlington was more high end and fancy than Peabody. Much better times in those days.
@Debbie-m7f I still go to the mall or department store when I need shoes and clothes. I just wish these malls didn't have such empty space. Thanks for replying:)
I was also 3 in 1984, and remember it quite well. I have an older sister, so I was hanging around mostly older kids back then. I was pretty advanced for my age.
Jordan Marsh had a restaurant on their second floor. Have to admit those blueberry muffins they had were really good. Somewhere near the mall was a betty crocker pie shop restaurant which other than their pies was pretty basic.
I was 19yo then. Grew up in MA. Looks like Burlington Mall here. Went to Shoppers World in Framingham a lot more. Remember that huge white Jordan Marsh dome. What a trip. Sure miss those days.
In 2,000 years, nobody will remember that malls ever existed. "For, behold, I create new heavens and a new earth: and the former shall not be remembered, nor come into mind" (Isaiah 65:17).
I remember going Christmas shopping at the Burlington Mall back in those days. There was usually a significant line of traffic just trying to get into the parking lot. And once in the parking lot, you could drive around for 15 or 20 minutes before actually finding and practically fighting over a parking spot. But once inside the mall, it was completely packed while Christmas songs played in the background. Back then, it really wasn't Christmas until you did the mall battle. And thinking back, it was actually great. I miss those days.
@P.90.603 Purposely side-stepping the issue here. You can still check your precious little apps just don't greet anyone like a normal functioning human being or we might think that you are one.
Thanks for uploading this. Such a good relief. Yes! Freedom! No cell phones, no zombies. life without the internet. Just the basic times back then. Anything without smart phones and social media was a better life. I'll do anything to go back in time and relive those great moments again.
@ScarlettEmeraldASMR I used a tablet for this reply. But so true. Here we are today with smart phones glued to our hands and ears 24/7 and on the web as well.
Same here! I miss those days. All we had to do back then was unplug the landline phone to get peace and quiet. Everything today revolves around our damn phones, wish I could throw it in a river and just live life again like we used to!
Same here, I used a tablet for this reply as well. Here we are now where today's technology took everybody in. As you can see all that stuff wasn't invented yet.
@bluevictory1010 Here we are now where today's technology took everybody in ever since around the 2010's. All that stuff wasn't invented yet. Same here I'll do anything to go back in time and relive those great moments again and just stay there.
I was 12. I really miss the old mall culture. I was never much of a shopper, but it was always fun to hang out with friends, and meet new ones at the mall. Thankfully Roosevelt Field, in NY is still hanging in there! It's grown so much larger. Been going my whole life.
Oh I remember the Hayward mall back in 1985 so nice cheerful parents not worried about their little ones being excited😂😂😂 running around the food court bursting with laughter & people eating having fun it was a beautiful time😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤
I remember going there as a kid. When my mother said we were going it was legit a field trip. That was the big place to go. I had the Assembly square mall and meadow Glenn to go to but Burlington was the palace!
1:01 "Let's go to Sears and look at the new Atari 2600 cartridges." "Nah. Let's go to the arcade. I'll show you how to get high score on Defender. " "Okay. You got change for the pay phone so we can call my mom to come pick us up ? She's driving the new Plymouth Voyager they just bought. We're having Manwiches and Tater Tots for supper tonight. " "Yeah. We gotta go to Record Ranch first. I hear the new MJ album is better than Thriller. " "All right ! You karate learn ! "
I thought this was the Burlington Mall in Burlington, NJ which I used to go to. One thing I don't miss about the 80's was the constant smell of smoke everywhere from ciggies and cigars. But that's about it. Everything else I miss.
This was just one of "my malls" back then. It's still here, but much has changed. At this time, I believe the mall was still a one story, the upper level was yet to come around '88.
A ton of people on here were born in 1970 and were at a very impressionable and probably enjoyable age. I was 17 at the time. Somebody grab me a Delorean!
It's not just somebody, it at least %90 of people now, and it's sad, when we do this, we're in our own little world and we miss a lot of what's going on around us.
I was a South Shore kid, Dedham Mall and Braintree Plaza, but this was good to see. Wish I could have seen more store names so we could play "Out-of-Business-Bingo".
@ distinctly remember - it was at one end of the mall in the mid 80s. Got my first TV, my HP 12C calculator (both of which I still have) and a few other electronics
A great time to go to the movies and watch every iconic movie of 1984. The Terminator would be awesome to watch in the theaters for the very first time.
Notice how nicely everyone is dressed? No funky outfits, pajamas , half dressed women, guys without their butts hanging out of their jeans. Yeah, certainly a better time for everyone!
Anyone else watch in the extreme chance you might see yourself/family? (And you know lots of photos and probably video do exist, somewhere out there, in shoeboxes in strangers' attics)
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The 80s were the shopping mall glory days.
yet everyone looks miserable in the video....
@@Brand73: LIES. 🤥
The internet technology that brought us together virtually tore us apart physically.
DUMBPHONES DESTROYED SOCIETY AND OUR SCHOOLS
Everyone is in good shape, happy, dressed nicely, not staring into their phones like zombies, etc. It was such a great time to live in.
If only I had a DeLorean...
I was 14 in 1984 I so remember those days miss them ❤
Same here 14 years old in 1984 and I know for a fact it was better.
@@douglasdixon524 Well, you were 14.
ya, being a teenager is a whole lot easier, n better than being 50 +.
Back when every mall big or small was magical. Now everything sucks.
I know what you exactly mean ! Every retail was unique back then. As years went by everything compared and emulated one another, and now every mall in the USA look the same.
Matt you need to get out more, maybe go for a hike or something. Life shouldn’t revolve around shopping at a mall. The 80s was the beginning of materialism and conspicuous consumption.
@@loraldinp2624 Actually, he's correct though.
MADE IN CHINA JUNK
SPEWED ALL OVER THE FLOOR
NOW ITS DOLLAR STORE GARBAGE
Yes and no. Malls today are not that great but good malls do exist. You may have to fly to different city to find them though
It’s good to revisit the 80s.
I’d go back to the ‘80s in a second.
@@thecomicdrill We know where, or WHEN to go to, but no Delorean available.
I was 19 in 1984 looking at this video reminds me of my youth ,everyone is put together well,also the population was not overweight .Miss these times thanks for posting
I was 18 and met my now wife of 30 yrs who was a part time gift wrapper at the Meis store there. I was a creature or Camelot Music and the Video Arcade which is where we ultimately met in person. We didn't seal the deal until a few years later, but without the mall, who knows where we would be?
People did look healthier back then.
Me too. Miss those days!
I WAS 12
I was -2 to 6 months depending on the month lol.
Wow exactly how i remember the mall! I wish i could go back to these times 😢😢
Burlington Massachusetts and I miss it dearly and back when it was only one story
Burlington, MA? ❤️ Jordan Marsh! Filene’s! I miss them so much… 😌
It is the Burlington Mall in Mass... that Jordan Marsh building to the right is the biggest clue.
I got a Felix the Filene's bear for Christmas... but I can't remember if it was 1984 or 1985.
Or Vermont? Burlington, Vermont has a larger population than Burlington, Massachusetts.
It's Massachusetts. I live near it.
@@evoz4489 Do they still have the mall?
I'm stuck in an 80s algorithm vortex and I don't wanna leave.
I live two towns away from this mall. Haven’t been there in probably 5 years until this past Christmas when I went to the apple store to get air pods… it’s changed so much even since then. I was 3 when this video was made, I liked the kid jumping into the carriage. He’s probably 45 now
Everyone looks so put together. We’re a mess now.
I like Twinkies!
@@hirampriggott1689you mean woke twinks lol
The old man at the beginning sitting on the bench, smoking a cigar, you could do that in the malls in the 80s.
You could smoke in hospitals and airplanes
@@Mario-cv5el Lol. Yes! Remember, the back of the plane was for smoking.
NOT TODAY
YOULL GET SUED FOR BEING SMELLY
Yes we’re we were free to live & let live
I love this video! Brings back so many memories.. I was 10 in 1984… Burlington mall was so pretty. I used to go there all the time . I miss those days ❤
WOW. I was 9 in 1984 and went to this mall all the time. This video is awesome. Thank you for sharing it. Brings back so many memories.
Me and my brother used to love going there and checking out all the older girls.
Worth the trip yeah?
Is it Massachusetts? Miss those big department stores. We had a Filene's and Jordan Marsh as bookends in my local mall too.
@@Coco-zu9obYes, in Massachusetts. About 15 miles northwest of Boston.
@@grl9917 I know it. I lived closer to the south shore mall so went there more often.
@@Coco-zu9ob Yes.
Social media has sent society's collective anxiety blasting thru the roof.
Anxiety and insecurity masked by narcissism. It's a total abomination.
I like root beer!
WE LIVE IN A SOCIETY WHERE
Then people need to get off social media, get hold of themselves, and overcome that.
Absolutely. Phone addicts everywhere. And look what it has caused.
The last sentence was my ex GF. I kid not. Abomination is correct. Inhuman
Very different world back then
Not one phone or distracted person and not one water bottle yet everyone looks happy and healthy
NOW ITS SOCIAL MEDIA , PARKING LOT FIGHTS AND SHOOTINGS
ITS WHY ONLINE SHOPPING IS HERE
NO PLASTICS ALL OVER LITTERING LIKE NOW
The old guy with the cigar looks happy and healthy 🙄
Yep, I get the attraction to the phones, but don't understand the water bottles. You don't need to hydrate every two minutes, in most places tap water is perfectly fine and what a lot of plastic going into the environment for no good reason.
My peeve are the people walking around constantly with coffee. But I'm somewhat of a curmudgeon anyway.
So tired of water bottle craze, plus poison plastics
Sold ladies' shoes there, age 17 in '79, years before Al Bundy glamorized the profession.
Is that you, Griff? 😂
@@kimwarner1681 Ha ha! NO, MA'AM.
@@leftshark_2183 Now you’re cooking with Butter! Haha
I used to work at this mall in Burlington, MA, in the late 1980s and early 1990s. My first job there was in the food court. Does anyone remember The Great Hot Dog Experience?
We sold hot dogs non-stop.
I lived in Bedford on Hanscom AFB in 1985. I shopped there with my sister.. what was the Hobby Store called if I remember it was on the lower level..
@@sikorskykidI think the hobby store was Eric Fuchs.
I worked at Merry Go Round..!! Hahaha
@@philipklug7784 You are correct I remember now. Wow what a blast from the past. I bought my Avalon Hill Games from Eric Fuchs. Thank you so much
People dressed casually but still looked decent. No pajamas, beach wear or pants with holes all over.
Ya your right, and no damn people with purple or red hair looking like they're part of a punk rock band!! I say it all the time, send me back to those days!!
People wore normal clothes, not rags advertising corporations.
😊😊so true
They actually washed and ironed their clothes and don’t look like they just rolled out of bed to the street.
They looked decent because nobody was morbidly obese
I was 6 when this was filmed. I grew up less than an hour north of Burlington, MA, but never visited this mall until the late '90s. Seeing the Jordan Marsh and Filene's signs brings back memories!
I was 6 too! Such an awesome time to be a kid.
Not one person grabs the camera & screams that they need their permission to film! It's so relaxing to watch! 🌅
Yes because there wasnt a thing called the internet or social media. And momos trying to be stupid for some 👍
Yea, did you notice the order and decorum plus the lady in the blue shorts. Those were some good times.
My favorite decade 💖
I was 17 years old in 1984! Good times!❤
Hard to believe that was 40 years ago! Time is flying.
I know
Great footage! My family moved to the area in the late 80s and I'm not sure if I ever saw this version of the mall. I only remember it after the renovation. I love seeing all the people walking around in 80s clothes!
That lady’s rainbow dress was so 1984 and I loved it.
It’s so wonderful not to see phone addicts walking while staring at phones. That’s all you see today. And look how much thinner everyone was.
I was 12. If they didnt have mine or my mom's size at Filenes or Jordan Marsh in Peobody, the sales associate would call up to Burlington. They would hold the item for us while we raced up the highway to that mall. We only did that maybe twice, but I remember. Burlington was more high end and fancy than Peabody. Much better times in those days.
A time when everybody loved going to the mall. Now those places are ghost towns. Thanks for uploading:)
@@RichardCarlson-c7j I still like going to the mall!!
@Debbie-m7f I still go to the mall or department store when I need shoes and clothes. I just wish these malls didn't have such empty space. Thanks for replying:)
The Burlington Mall is still quite busy, very busy on weekends.
Look honey, thin Americans.
Hahaha no kidding
Nobody had access to flaming hot cheetos back then
Chipotle's wasn't a thing yet
@@rippingmyheartwassoeasy Cheetos have existed in the US since the 1940s. Also, the mall food courts in the '80s were full of fast food/junk food.
I was 28 and stationed at Clark AFB when this was made. I can't imagine being so young and healthy like that anymore.
I was 3 when this footage was shot, surreal moments of time to where people lived for the moment.
I was also 3 in 1984, and remember it quite well. I have an older sister, so I was hanging around mostly older kids back then. I was pretty advanced for my age.
People not as fat back then
OMG
WE GOT A HUGE OBESE PROBLEM NOW
LIKE Y LATE UNCLE HE WAS 400 POUNDS
SO MANY HEALTH ISSUES TOO
TIMES ARE CHANGED
@@FrankieDee-hc8ji Very well said
Its funny now, people are either too fat or too overly gym fabricated. I miss just regular medium looking people like back then.
Jordan Marsh had a restaurant on their second floor. Have to admit those blueberry muffins they had were really good. Somewhere near the mall was a betty crocker pie shop restaurant which other than their pies was pretty basic.
I was 19yo then. Grew up in MA. Looks like Burlington Mall here. Went to Shoppers World in Framingham a lot more. Remember that huge white Jordan Marsh dome. What a trip. Sure miss those days.
yeah this was but I wasn’t around when it was only one story apparently like natick there were at least two malls in the town at one point
Shoppers were more calm and normal in the 80s.
If I could go back to this time and leave everything behind I would in a second
In 2,000 years, nobody will remember that malls ever existed. "For, behold, I create new heavens and a new earth: and the former shall not be remembered, nor come into mind" (Isaiah 65:17).
@@davidlafleche1142 Leave religion out of this.
I remember going Christmas shopping at the Burlington Mall back in those days. There was usually a significant line of traffic just trying to get into the parking lot. And once in the parking lot, you could drive around for 15 or 20 minutes before actually finding and practically fighting over a parking spot. But once inside the mall, it was completely packed while Christmas songs played in the background. Back then, it really wasn't Christmas until you did the mall battle. And thinking back, it was actually great. I miss those days.
Just came home from a 4 year stint in the Marine Corps.
Graduated Reading in 1985. Mom used to bring us to Sears at the mall all the time. My favorite store!!!
I hope you could read when you graduated from high school.
I was 3 months old, in the hospital struggling for survival.. spent the first 6 months if my life in the NICU
Glad you made it
Crying a river watching good one times and can’t stop crying 😭. I was a 1 year old toddler in 1984
The good old days. I was 15.
@ happy 55th birthday 🎂 going to be a full 56 in 2025. I will turn 42 on October 6th
@PraveenSrJ01 thank you sir. I hope you had a wonderful holiday.
It was a good time to be young. 🥲
@@PraveenSrJ01 (10/6/1983).
It looks so much better back then❤
It was better!
It was
It was
It absolutely was. 💯
Indeed
Fuckin' good old days 🫡
A magical time with no cell phones.
@@P.90.603 It's the attitude. Not to mention the temperature. Of people that is. Much cooler, even colder now.
@@P.90.603 Can't even complete a normal sentence, probably can't write a sentence on paper. Just proved my point.
@P.90.603 Purposely side-stepping the issue here. You can still check your precious little apps just don't greet anyone like a normal functioning human being or we might think that you are one.
I agree.. now so many people carry their cell phone like a security blanket ! So ridiculous
@@1996beau Why does it matter? Somebody with their cell phone got nothing to do with you.
Thanks for uploading this. Such a good relief. Yes! Freedom! No cell phones, no zombies. life without the internet. Just the basic times back then. Anything without smart phones and social media was a better life. I'll do anything to go back in time and relive those great moments again.
Pretty sure you're typing that on a phone
@ScarlettEmeraldASMR I used a tablet for this reply. But so true. Here we are today with smart phones glued to our hands and ears 24/7 and on the web as well.
Same here! I miss those days. All we had to do back then was unplug the landline phone to get peace and quiet. Everything today revolves around our damn phones, wish I could throw it in a river and just live life again like we used to!
Same here, I used a tablet for this reply as well. Here we are now where today's technology took everybody in. As you can see all that stuff wasn't invented yet.
@bluevictory1010 Here we are now where today's technology took everybody in ever since around the 2010's. All that stuff wasn't invented yet. Same here I'll do anything to go back in time and relive those great moments again and just stay there.
80's are in top 5 decades of all time in American history, for sure!
Remember they had a water fountain (feature) outside of Sears and Friendly’s?
Yeah.. I once put Mr. Bubble in the fountain and they had to close that part of the mall.!! LMAO
@ 😆
One of my favorite stores Jordan Marsh now gone I was 23 and very happy to go to any mall
I was 12. I really miss the old mall culture. I was never much of a shopper, but it was always fun to hang out with friends, and meet new ones at the mall. Thankfully Roosevelt Field, in NY is still hanging in there! It's grown so much larger. Been going my whole life.
Yeah we used to go to the mall just to eat lol. Not just the food court, but there was a time they actually had nice steak houses in the mall.
I miss Jordan Marsh❤️🩹
Notice how clean cut everyone was in that video? Not all tatted up and dressed like bums!!
Those shorts and socks on the guys...
I DID THAT BACK THEN
GOOD TIMES
UNTIL IT DID WONDERS ON MY BACK
NOW I WEAR SHOES NOW AT AGE 52
That's when malls were designed nice, and a lot of good stores.
That didn't get robbed or vandalized
Oh I remember the Hayward mall back in 1985 so nice cheerful parents not worried about their little ones being excited😂😂😂 running around the food court bursting with laughter & people eating having fun it was a beautiful time😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤
I remember going there as a kid. When my mother said we were going it was legit a field trip. That was the big place to go. I had the Assembly square mall and meadow Glenn to go to but Burlington was the palace!
People look happier and more social
More social, yes. You saw "happier" from looking at this video? Um...
@@Person-mh6xq Nobody ever started or finished with the sarcastic 'umm'
The word you're thinking about is Content?
I was just about to start my Junior year in high school. Honestly, I wish I could turn the clock back.
1:01 "Let's go to Sears and look at the new Atari 2600 cartridges."
"Nah. Let's go to the arcade. I'll show you how to get high score on Defender. "
"Okay. You got change for the pay phone so we can call my mom to come pick us up ? She's driving the new Plymouth Voyager they just bought. We're having Manwiches and Tater Tots for supper tonight. "
"Yeah. We gotta go to Record Ranch first. I hear the new MJ album is better than Thriller. "
"All right ! You karate learn ! "
There was no arcade either
yes I was just noticing in general people are more causally well dressed than say a crowd in our average Walmart. :)
I thought this was the Burlington Mall in Burlington, NJ which I used to go to. One thing I don't miss about the 80's was the constant smell of smoke everywhere from ciggies and cigars. But that's about it. Everything else I miss.
I thought so too for a second, but it did look a little hilly in the background and we know that area jersey isn’t hilly lol
Its Burlington, Massachusetts. Its still there but larger and more upscale.
Not a tattoo to be seen.
Unfortunately that plague started in the 1990s, same with the stupid nose piercings.
everything feels so right.
No cell phones .
I remember well how that mall looked back then.
Good chance I was probably there when this video was shot.
Oh man! Dude is straight up smoking a cigar inside a bustling mall. The 80s were wild.
Yeah, wildly civilized.
@mplslawnguy3389 haha I'm oddly ok with people not smoking indoors. Especially around kids.
@@marchinghamYet much less cases of conditions within children. Autism for one.
There was more freedom back then.
I can smell the mall through my phone haha
This was just one of "my malls" back then. It's still here, but much has changed. At this time, I believe the mall was still a one story, the upper level was yet to come around '88.
I wish it was '84 because i was 14
😊
I was the same age, too. I still miss the 80s, and it's great to catch a glimpse of that time again. But still, happy new year!
A ton of people on here were born in 1970 and were at a very impressionable and probably enjoyable age. I was 17 at the time. Somebody grab me a Delorean!
Imagine randomly watching this on youtube and seeing yourself on this clip
It's not just somebody, it at least %90 of people now, and it's sad, when we do this, we're in our own little world and we miss a lot of what's going on around us.
Not one person wearing sweats and slippers out in public. Imagine that.
Cant stand that fashion
No morbidly obese shoppers riding carts around either, I wonder why? 🤔
I love that comment!
If anyone needs me, I'll be in Kay Bee while my dad buys racquetball equipment in Herman's.
RUclips takes us back to the 1980s.
I've never been to Burlington mall but I remember the Eaton's Centre back in the day. Toronto was incredible in the 1980s and so underrated.
Filene's! Jordan Marsh! Not to be confused with Jordan's Furniture 😉
We had Jordan Marsh here in Florida, I didn't know that they were in MA.
@lenblack1462 wow I didn't know they were in FL as well
“Take a left on Spitbrook”
@grl9917 😂
Burlington as in Massachusetts??? Very cool to see. I was 4 & it’d be MANY years before I saw this mall for myself.
I was a South Shore kid, Dedham Mall and Braintree Plaza, but this was good to see. Wish I could have seen more store names so we could play "Out-of-Business-Bingo".
incredible
Bought my first TV in 87 at Lechmere in the mall - still have it
Lechmere was not as this mall
@ distinctly remember - it was at one end of the mall in the mid 80s. Got my first TV, my HP 12C calculator (both of which I still have) and a few other electronics
wow has the Burlington Mall changed so much since this recording.
Thank you!
1984 was the year I first knew about Santa Claus🎅🎅🎄🎄
A great time to go to the movies and watch every iconic movie of 1984. The Terminator would be awesome to watch in the theaters for the very first time.
Notice how nicely everyone is dressed? No funky outfits, pajamas , half dressed women, guys without their butts hanging out of their jeans. Yeah, certainly a better time for everyone!
Yes agree
People stopped putting an effort into their outfits around the early 2000s
We should be naked that’s what nature intended
@@Jacob-nu4ndyes! TAKE OFF YOUR SKIN
No tattoos!! A big plus in my book. They’re so tacky
Worked there a few years later when they tore out all those curved wood ceilings to open up the second floor of the mall👍
just old enough to remember when it looked like this
Lowell here. Good one.
When I was a kid, the mall was only one story and the movie theater was in the back of the mall. Sound system was terrible but a lot of good memories!
No one on cell phones and appearing just fine. What’s happened to our society.
Man 84 I was 17 and already out on my own having a time
Same here. I was still at home, watching movies on VCR.
Back before everyone was running around looking for something to be offended by. 🤷♂️
Or RUclipsrs running around offending everyone for 13 likes.
I am still waiting for the long white tube socks with the fat colored stripes to come back in style
AH - The good ole days - When the shorts were short and the socks were high!
REMEMBER GOING TO FILENES IN 80S IN CT!!!!!!!!!!!
GOOD TIMES
80% or more of what was bought that day is in a landfill now, or unused in storage somewhere.
Back when men were men and women were women
Anyone else watch in the extreme chance you might see yourself/family? (And you know lots of photos and probably video do exist, somewhere out there, in shoeboxes in strangers' attics)