Lol, what atmosphere?? I didn't see any customers. This was obviously filmed when the store was closed

@@vicepresidentmikepence889 Crowds. Empty shelves. Many other things.

Winn-Dixie did own Buddies, advertising as "The Beef People," before converting to the W-D brand.

@@gregsells8549 Kimball owned Buddies. Kimball was purchased by Winn-Dixie and thereafter all Buddies were transformed into Winn-Dixie stores.

Chuck White Don’t be mislead about buying power of dollars in other eras. It’s all indexed to other prices. Salaries were similarly much lower in the early 70s as well. If you were making $15k per year you were set.

The more grain fed to livestock the fewer people eat globally. Is that steak at least grass fed?

Did you flirt with a young cashier on the way out?

@@joerules829 Yes, but I swore she was legal..

I remember milk in gallon glass bottles. It was 99 cents with bottle return.

Cartons came in pints, quarts and half gallons. Not full gallons.

Milk back then was about 12 dollars a gallon in 2022 dollars. No wonder nobody can raise cows for milk nowadays except for factory farms selling $2 nofat milk from drugged out cows.

Also remember radio stations advertising on milk cartons? This appears to be 57 WFAA, which a few years earlier had ended its timeshare with WBAP (which took the more powerful 820). They called themselves "middle of the mind music radio," competing with KLIF and KVIL, before flipping to news/talk a few years later.

Sure because most of it is farted out in the end anyway!

It's like 5 $ a pound for meat compared to 48 yrs ago. Inflation!

It's called inflation..Back then $5000 a year was a good salary

But it took you a 40 hour week to make $50