Quite right! I was born in 1942 and we got our first TV in 1947. Half the families we knew did not own a TV yet.

Why don't you try to be less critical.

..."Transport 1930s America??? Equine excrement. Much of it is British!

Fran Liebowitz agrees with you. She has also been critical of the large numbers of wealthy people in New York City, as she believes they do not create anything of value but only consume things. And raise prices.

Put together one of these and see how well you do. Just enjoy the video.

@@Daniel-ow2io You enjoy sloppiness and incompetence if that's your standard

Time slip?😆

So he make a mistake. No one is perfect. I enjoyed the video.

The opening photo anachronistic.

Of,course the women in dresses and skirts look dated,many modern women now don't wear dresses or skirts alot now only in some occasions or never at all .The truth,is most women in the 1930s rarely wore pants so even though hollywood women were wearing pants in many cases,it wasn't that common for normal women aside from a few occasions mostly casual if ever,dresses and skirts are what most everday women wore.

I couldn't believe he didn't recognize the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. Also, that was not Warner Bros coming out of the costume department. It was Bette Davis. I missed Hedy Lamarr.

I agree, or stop using AI.

If they had them they’d be using them just like now

And guns

Um….did you see the picture of the woman reading the newspaper? When I’m looking at my phone in public I’m reading one of many news papers or publications, that’s kind of how we do things now. It’s on my phone rather than a newspaper, so what?

@@sharonh2991 Except the woman isnt in a busy crosswalk or stopping at the top of the subway stairs while reading the newspaper. And shes aware of her surroundings and the fact that the world isnt just about her.

Yes, ditch the furs!

It's all abt the mindset

​@@cindysisless of the Me! Me! Me! Syndrome then🤔

I totally agree. Ard 2020 is when we went to the total depths of HELL

Everything went to hell in the 15th Century. Before that there was no traffic, no smog and no Facebook. Then the 16th Century liberals took over. Next thing you know they’re inventing vaccines, masks, cars and internet porn. Now look at us! It’s all a mess.

@@cindysis yes, the insurrection, but most of us believe it went to hell in 2016 when the Orange criminal faked his way to the WH.

Not if you were black in Tennessee trying to eat at a lunch counter or send your kids to a decent school. 1962 was a great year, 63 was even better, 64 was the best with LBJ signing the Civil Rights Act of 1964. If the 50s were so great, great for who? Not me! I remember them. The air is cleaner today, the food is better, the coffee is way better and if you’re a child onset diabetic, like me, well…I get to live now! How ‘bout that?

There is a reason you don’t see blacks in time travel movies. Name ONE period that you would want to travel back to if you are black. I guarantee this. It won’t be the 20s-50s.

Yes, please ditch the furs!

These Photos are almost 100 years old. Things were different back than...😂

Exactly what I was thinking

​@@dancingdingovery often two minds run together. So let's go

NY has never been nicer than it is now. I remember, in the 60s-80s, hookers on Time Square and outside of the Warwick Hotel on 6th Avenue. One block off of Central Park South, I remember in 1977 being surrounded by drug addicts, begging for money. NY back then was poorly lit, dark, dirty (OK, it’s always been dirty!) and, in many parts, dangerous. Tony Randall said it was even worse in the 20s-40s. Today is the time you want to pick to visit.

@@Lpreilly72 Sounds very nostalgic. 😏

@@josepha.r5839 Sarcasm that’s funny. I love it! ❤️ These are the good old days! Except they did have Marilyn Monroe. I’ll give them that.