Contact tracers now come to people's houses. Interesting times we live in now. I truly believe that things we a lot better before cell phones and computers. You had more freedom and liberty.
I have built all of my computers over the last 15 years. I have 4 PCs operating on different videos or related jobs every day. I used to play a lot of video games and my RUclips channel would not exist without computers but if I could push a button that would destroy permanently every computer in the world, I would do it without hesitation. One last thing, I have several medical issues that will leave me dead without computers. I would still push the button.
HEy!! I recognize that song playing at 6:37!! It's the theme song to an educational show from the 70's, called "Inside out"!! The name of the song is called "Ripple" by Simon Hasley. This is pretty awesome!! Thanks for posting!
That’s a TV show I’ve never heard of, what part of the country do you live in? No I have to go back and watch that Film again. I don’t even remember seeing any attention to music at all. My problem is I have so many of these films that I digitized and try to process that I missed what Film is all about. Lol again thank you for watching.
@@OfficeofImageArchaeology you never heard of "Inside out"??!! WOW!! If you like old films like this, then you'll love "Inside out". My friend "Rennard Cotton" has all the episodes uploaded to his channel. You'll hear the song right away when you play an episode. He has all kinds of 15 min educational shows from the 70's up into the 90's. Thanks so much for writing me back! I can't wait to watch the other stuff you have on your channel! I love stuff like this. I'm obsessed! I forgot to tell you where I live. I live in Maine (United States), about an hour from the border of Canada. I'm way up there. Where are you located?
@@MelissaServicePack7Lucky7 thanks for the information I’ll have to check that out, I live in California. It’s a whole lot warmer here than where your at😃 i’ve always been more of a tropical kind of person, too many years driving truck and putting snow tires on spoiled me with the snow. Enjoy the videos most of them came from 16 mm film and a few from VHS. I’m thinking about changing it up a little bit. Maybe taking some of these films particularly your mum and pop home film And putting some rock ‘n’ roll music to them. Maybe some Chris Isaak or The moody blues, even some country western stuff. See where my mood takes me as I’m watching the film. You’re the kind of person I always hope to find watching these films because you do love them. I love what I do but it can get a little depressing sometimes when I think about the amount of work I put into this and what I actually get out of it. I guess the most important thing is “I love what I do.” Thanks again for watching.
@@OfficeofImageArchaeology OMG!! My stupid laptop just wiped out the entire 9 mile long response I wrote to you on this comment!! Now I have to start all over again!!! I'll be back in a few minutes!
I think this may have been filmed in Louisville, Kentucky. I googled "KIngsley Meats" and the place is still in business! It says they've been in business since 1971 and this film was made in 1975.
@@OfficeofImageArchaeology I guess I'm a bit of a weirdo, lol. I am a fanatic about these types of films. I'm fascinated with them! Especially ones from the 70's. I was born in 77, so I missed out on all this cool stuff! We didn't get to watch too many films like this when I was a kid in the 80's. I love trying to find out the filming locations of tv shows and films like this that were made in the 70's I've actually managed to track down several locations from these types of films. I love when the places they show are still in business. It's fun to look up the addresses on google maps too, and see how and if the neighborhood has changed. There's an episode of "Inside out" called "Just joking" that was filmed in Olmstead, Ohio, in this really awesome ice cream store. I googled it and the place was still in business! So guess what?! I took a road trip out there and went to that same ice cream store and had a blast! It looked very similar to the way it did on the show. The place is called "Malleys. I made a video about my trip there on my channel. It was so cool! The inside was remodeled a little, but they still had a lot of the original stuff that was there from the 70's. They had a pink carousel with matchin chairs and tables on it. It actually spins really slowly, while you sit there and eat your ice cream. It was definitely there when the show was filmed, you could tell. I dind't see it in the film, but i'm pretty sure it was there. The street that the kids walked down looked almost the same, except they removed these big white globe lights that used to line the parking lot. I dind't have enough time to do anymore exporing there and I was really disappointed cuz i wanted to try and find the school and some of the houses they showed the kids walking past. That particular episode was filmed in 1972.
@@MelissaServicePack7Lucky7 You are nut for this kind of thing. I have a website at Officeofimagearchaeology.com. There are tons of old photographs and documents on that website that you can download in pretty high resolution. That’s where I actually started was old photographs. I will find them at garage sales and estate sales and auctions take them home and digitize them. I have terabytes of material people I’ve never seen. When I got in the film I did the same thing. I never did the road trip to find a place that appeared in one of my films but that sounds pretty interesting. My email is the same as that website but with yahoo.com. Send me an email what’s your RUclips and I’ll go take a look at it. Thanks very much as always for watching.
@@MelissaServicePack7Lucky7 Yes I don’t get it, I can see all of your comments on my iPad but they are not appearing on the computer at all. This is really weird. Try logging out and logging back in again. It just doesn’t make any sense.
Contact tracers now come to people's houses. Interesting times we live in now. I truly believe that things we a lot better before cell phones and computers. You had more freedom and liberty.
I have built all of my computers over the last 15 years. I have 4 PCs operating on different videos or related jobs every day. I used to play a lot of video games and my RUclips channel would not exist without computers but if I could push a button that would destroy permanently every computer in the world, I would do it without hesitation. One last thing, I have several medical issues that will leave me dead without computers. I would still push the button.
I was 4 years old in 1975.
HEy!! I recognize that song playing at 6:37!! It's the theme song to an educational show from the 70's, called "Inside out"!! The name of the song is called "Ripple" by Simon Hasley. This is pretty awesome!! Thanks for posting!
That’s a TV show I’ve never heard of, what part of the country do you live in? No I have to go back and watch that Film again. I don’t even remember seeing any attention to music at all. My problem is I have so many of these films that I digitized and try to process that I missed what Film is all about. Lol again thank you for watching.
@@OfficeofImageArchaeology you never heard of "Inside out"??!! WOW!! If you like old films like this, then you'll love "Inside out". My friend "Rennard Cotton" has all the episodes uploaded to his channel. You'll hear the song right away when you play an episode. He has all kinds of 15 min educational shows from the 70's up into the 90's. Thanks so much for writing me back! I can't wait to watch the other stuff you have on your channel! I love stuff like this. I'm obsessed! I forgot to tell you where I live. I live in Maine (United States), about an hour from the border of Canada. I'm way up there. Where are you located?
@@MelissaServicePack7Lucky7 thanks for the information I’ll have to check that out, I live in California. It’s a whole lot warmer here than where your at😃 i’ve always been more of a tropical kind of person, too many years driving truck and putting snow tires on spoiled me with the snow. Enjoy the videos most of them came from 16 mm film and a few from VHS. I’m thinking about changing it up a little bit. Maybe taking some of these films particularly your mum and pop home film And putting some rock ‘n’ roll music to them. Maybe some Chris Isaak or The moody blues, even some country western stuff. See where my mood takes me as I’m watching the film. You’re the kind of person I always hope to find watching these films because you do love them. I love what I do but it can get a little depressing sometimes when I think about the amount of work I put into this and what I actually get out of it. I guess the most important thing is “I love what I do.” Thanks again for watching.
@@OfficeofImageArchaeology OMG!! My stupid laptop just wiped out the entire 9 mile long response I wrote to you on this comment!! Now I have to start all over again!!! I'll be back in a few minutes!
@@MelissaServicePack7Lucky7 lol, I really hate when that happens. I write long messaging an editor and then copy paste.
I think this may have been filmed in Louisville, Kentucky. I googled "KIngsley Meats" and the place is still in business! It says they've been in business since 1971 and this film was made in 1975.
That’s interesting you know I didn’t even notice that part. Thanks for checking it out, and thank you so much for watching.
@@OfficeofImageArchaeology I guess I'm a bit of a weirdo, lol. I am a fanatic about these types of films. I'm fascinated with them! Especially ones from the 70's. I was born in 77, so I missed out on all this cool stuff! We didn't get to watch too many films like this when I was a kid in the 80's. I love trying to find out the filming locations of tv shows and films like this that were made in the 70's I've actually managed to track down several locations from these types of films. I love when the places they show are still in business. It's fun to look up the addresses on google maps too, and see how and if the neighborhood has changed. There's an episode of "Inside out" called "Just joking" that was filmed in Olmstead, Ohio, in this really awesome ice cream store. I googled it and the place was still in business! So guess what?! I took a road trip out there and went to that same ice cream store and had a blast! It looked very similar to the way it did on the show. The place is called "Malleys. I made a video about my trip there on my channel. It was so cool! The inside was remodeled a little, but they still had a lot of the original stuff that was there from the 70's. They had a pink carousel with matchin chairs and tables on it. It actually spins really slowly, while you sit there and eat your ice cream. It was definitely there when the show was filmed, you could tell. I dind't see it in the film, but i'm pretty sure it was there. The street that the kids walked down looked almost the same, except they removed these big white globe lights that used to line the parking lot. I dind't have enough time to do anymore exporing there and I was really disappointed cuz i wanted to try and find the school and some of the houses they showed the kids walking past. That particular episode was filmed in 1972.
@@MelissaServicePack7Lucky7 You are nut for this kind of thing. I have a website at Officeofimagearchaeology.com. There are tons of old photographs and documents on that website that you can download in pretty high resolution. That’s where I actually started was old photographs. I will find them at garage sales and estate sales and auctions take them home and digitize them. I have terabytes of material people I’ve never seen. When I got in the film I did the same thing. I never did the road trip to find a place that appeared in one of my films but that sounds pretty interesting. My email is the same as that website but with yahoo.com. Send me an email what’s your RUclips and I’ll go take a look at it. Thanks very much as always for watching.
@@OfficeofImageArchaeology my comments keep disappearing! I'm clicking the reply button but I don't see them!
@@MelissaServicePack7Lucky7 Yes I don’t get it, I can see all of your comments on my iPad but they are not appearing on the computer at all. This is really weird. Try logging out and logging back in again. It just doesn’t make any sense.
What if your house is haunted? Who ya gonna call?
Thanks for the video.
Ghostbusters🤣🤣