I'm not sure exactly when it went downhill, but it has become a common topic among those old enough to verify if Pizza Hut was really better, or just nostalgia.
Overwhelming consensus: No you didn't imagine it, Pizza Hut has gone VERY downhill over the years. Forget rose tinted glasses about going in for a sit down family meal and getting a personal pan pizza as a kid, they're just literally not selling the same pizzas any more.
I recall going there for pizza and salad buffet on family outings back in the day. They had a good mix of different pizzas, including super supreme with loads of toppings piled on. Pizza Hut was a few notches above other cheap pizza options in town. Can’t recall the last time I’ve eaten there within the past 10 years. Maybe it was during a road trip and didn’t have much options to choose from.
As a 12yo I went to eat in a Pizza Hut with a fellow 12yo friend of mine. Fast forward to every window curtain falling because unbeknownst to us they were somehow all connected and pulling to hard on one would cause a chain reaction. The manager told us to leave and for some reason made a point of telling me I was banned from Pizza Hut. As a 12yo I honestly believed this was a nationwide ban and nothing good would come from going to Pizza Hut. So the outcome of all this is that I've heard tales about how good the pizza was but never got to try it in their heyday.
When Yum! Inc. bought them, Taco Bell, KFC - maybe a few more but those are the ones I remember off the top of my head, they drastically cut costs and chose profit over quality. I don’t like any of those places anymore. And that yellowish liquid on the bottom of the pizzas is vegelene - ugh.
I bought Pizza Hut the other night for the first time in well over a decade. The people working there did a great job with presentation and it was on time and everything. But it was about the most bland tasting pizza I’ve ever tasted. Nothing about it was good. I was concerned I had Covid. Turns out, no Covid, my taste is just fine but Pizza Hut has zero flavor. Good advertising game though because I sure bought it based on ads. I used to love Pizza Hut 20+ years ago.
The first time I did coke, I expected a lot more "WOOOOOH! 🤩" But it was more like "ayyyyy 😎"
It was fun, I enjoyed myself, but it's vastly overhyped.
It's also not the party drug I expected it to be.
It works it's magic in more intimate settings with two or three close friends, than with a bunch of strangers.
It was harder than people remember. The interest rate for a 30 year mortgage in 1983 was around 13.25%. There was a wicked recession from the late ‘70’s to about early ‘84. A boom until the crash of ‘88. High inflation-wage stagnation. Post pandemic reminds me a lot of the early 1980’s.
When my parents bought their house in 1991, they had something like an 11% interest rate. I bought my house in 2018 and refinanced during the pandemic to 3%.
Not saying that house prices aren’t insane nowadays, because they are. Just that some things are better now.
I'm gonna get down voted for this, but as a bigger dude, we all need to lose some weight. I despise how common it is to say there's nothing wrong with bigger people like me. We need to stop drinking the kool-aid and drink some fucking water.
Speaking strictly as an American: And it's not just weight, it's mental health. When I kicked my sugar addiction I realized for the first time that not everyone wakes up tired. Not everyone finds it hard to be motivated to do simple tasks. There's a whole different "awake" that I had never experienced, and it wasn't just depression, it was my diet. I'd eaten the same way my whole life (born in 1974), but it hadn't affected me until my mid to late 20s because ingredients weren't the same then.
I don't believe people are lazy. I believe people are affected by the American diet, and it's not easy for everybody to overcome for many reasons, including intentional design.
I appreciate you saying that. I was once overweight, struggled to get it down now I’m one of those “fitness” people in my 40s. I have a 2 y/o and I had her late, for me it’s piece of mind. I wish people would understand that we’ve been told a lot of lies about food, and if you worked with a GP you still wouldn’t come to terms with a healthy diet. It’s a shame, every commercial for food is poison, every healthcare tip we get involves pharmaceuticals. That shit is not health care it’s sick care. The American left and right want us all fat and dumb. We can rebel by being healthier
Exercise does play somewhat of a role and its benefits shouldn't be downplayed, but one of the biggest causes of obesity is the metric fuckton of sugar we eat. Ridiculous quantities of it are in everything.
If it comes in a package, it likely has sugar in it. Even friggin' canned green beans will often come pre-sweetened. Also, don't trust "diet", "zero calorie", or "sugar free" versions of ordinarily unhealthy products - they're just as bad or worse for you. "Low fat" versions of products just replace the fat with more sugar. Stay away from juice as well.
If most of our meals were home-cooked using fresh veggies, that would drastically cut down the obesity rates.
Wages matching productivity.
Yeah, if you are in America even if you are doing well on average your purchasing power has consistently gone down since the 1980s. Though that trend may have finally started to slightly reverse?
That was a sad day. My conspiracy theory is New Coke was introduced so that when the Original formula was released with corn syrup, nobody would notice. This was also the time of glass -> plastic bottle conversion, which also screwed with the taste.
Kids actually played outside (more true exploring, less screen time). Parents couldn’t micromanage their kids because there were no cell phones let alone Life360.
Music for sure, but I'm a grunge and early nu metal fan.
Nirvana, Alice In Chains, Pearl Jam, Tool, Incubus etc all originally started in the 80s (though some didn't see success until early 90s).
Edit: My aged brain lied to me about the ages of them, PJ, Tool and Incubus started 1990/91.
Damnit, I thought they did. 1990, 1990 and 1991 respectively. My mistake! Thanks for correcting me.
Then I'll sub them for Soundgarden and Stone Temple Pilots haha.
Surprisingly no. The climate SUCKED my grandpa told me stories of if you went to the city you’d get sick from the pollution because you weren’t used to it. In the harvest season dust and fumes were terrible.
Cars built in 1975 and later required unleaded gas, but the earlier cars were still on the road in the 80s and you could buy leaded gas in some stations through 1995.
I just think young minds are hungry to do something important and better for everyone. They, just like many of us did, make mistakes due to a lack of experience. I wonder if the difference is in the latitude they are given today versus yesteryear?
The climate? Seriously. The earth is 20% greener today, and we don’t have a giant ozone hole, nor is pollution in any way comparable. Climate, you sound like a Zoomer.
Kids having a childhood. No cellphones, could ride bikes until dark and go wherever, drink water of out garden hoses, have to get back to the couch before the commercial was over, etc
I would like you to know, that though I was born in the early 2000's, I still had this kind of childhood. I wasn't given a phone until I had a job at 16 and paid for it myself.
Downside of that is, I couldn't catch chicks because no girl wants to date a boy she can't call or text :p
I don't hate my parents for it though, it made me get hobbies, and get some goddamn Vitamin D. Thanks to the hose water, my immune system has never been better.
So, it's not all been lost!
Yeah but kids nowadays are glued to phones and tablets or there parents are constantly filming them for YouTube or TikTok. I really see kids how and about in my neighborhood and we live a great area to just run around and play for hours.
Fast food. It actually tasted good. Kentucky Fried Chicken back in the 70s and 80s was bomb. Now KFC stands for "kan't f-- ---in cook.'
Also, there was less plastic everywhere. What ever happened to glass bottles?
I remember when McDonald’s had cheeseburgers, quarter pounders, Big Macs and fries pre-made and sitting under heat lamps.
There was no made to order.
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In primary school we did a module on food preparation, marketing and a bunch of other things and part of it involved a field trip to the local mcdonalds.
When the manager was showing us the computer system that calculated how many big macs etc based on the day of the week and current time needed to be in the chute, i was totally amazed.
Every single chain goes downhill eventually. At some point, in the interests of maximizing shareholder value, the corporate bean-counters will determine just how deeply they can cut costs before quality suffers so bad that the reduction in business outstrips the savings. Spoiler alert: it can go downhill quite a ways before it cuts into profits.
Social, for sure. I lived in the dorms, there was very little off-campus housing and very few frat houses. So, we pretty much all lived in the dorms. I lived with all my friends, and 60% of my waking day was hanging out, getting drunk, and having sex. But, I also learned a shit-ton, because aside from hanging with friends, I had nothing else to do.
And yes, a huge part of that is because we had no internet or cell phones.
Not sure what you mean by "frankengenetics," but it's more a problem of good old-fashioned selective breeding to select for highest yield/resistance to spoilage than GMO, if that's what you're thinking.
The mysteries. So many things seem to be solved or debunked nowadays. In a lot of ways, that's a good thing. They have been many wonderful advancements. But things just felt more "fun" when there was so much room for speculation. You could use your imagination. Things like crop circles, big foot, the loch-ness monster. They all feel kind of silly now. They were a little back then too but it was just different. I know it was the 90s but the X-files was the shit and felt different than watching it today.
I loved the X-Files as a kid! I know that was the 90s but my fascination began in the 80’s. Also, spontaneous human combustion seemed to be a big topic of discussion back then 😂. Not sure what happened to that.
Inflation was way worse in the 80s than it is today and unemployement was 10+%. I would research a bit more before making blank statements if I were you.
Lots of cool sports car design back then... just to name a few...
Toyota AE86 Corolla
Toyota MR2 - I owned a 89 MK1 actually
Toyota Celica Supra
Mitsubishi Starion
Chrysler Conquest
Nissan Datsun 280ZX 300ZX
Honda CRX Si
Pontiac Fiero GT / Firebird
Chevy Camaro Z28 IROC
Ford Mustang Foxbody SVO & GT
Mercury Capri Foxbody RS
Merkur XR4Ti
Subaru XT
DMC Delorean of course..
Pizza Hut
I'm not sure exactly when it went downhill, but it has become a common topic among those old enough to verify if Pizza Hut was really better, or just nostalgia. Overwhelming consensus: No you didn't imagine it, Pizza Hut has gone VERY downhill over the years. Forget rose tinted glasses about going in for a sit down family meal and getting a personal pan pizza as a kid, they're just literally not selling the same pizzas any more.
Worked there, made dough the night before. Once it started getting shipped in premade was when it started declining.
PH is glorified frozen pizza now.
I recall going there for pizza and salad buffet on family outings back in the day. They had a good mix of different pizzas, including super supreme with loads of toppings piled on. Pizza Hut was a few notches above other cheap pizza options in town. Can’t recall the last time I’ve eaten there within the past 10 years. Maybe it was during a road trip and didn’t have much options to choose from.
As a 12yo I went to eat in a Pizza Hut with a fellow 12yo friend of mine. Fast forward to every window curtain falling because unbeknownst to us they were somehow all connected and pulling to hard on one would cause a chain reaction. The manager told us to leave and for some reason made a point of telling me I was banned from Pizza Hut. As a 12yo I honestly believed this was a nationwide ban and nothing good would come from going to Pizza Hut. So the outcome of all this is that I've heard tales about how good the pizza was but never got to try it in their heyday.
Priazzo!!!!
When Yum! Inc. bought them, Taco Bell, KFC - maybe a few more but those are the ones I remember off the top of my head, they drastically cut costs and chose profit over quality. I don’t like any of those places anymore. And that yellowish liquid on the bottom of the pizzas is vegelene - ugh.
I bought Pizza Hut the other night for the first time in well over a decade. The people working there did a great job with presentation and it was on time and everything. But it was about the most bland tasting pizza I’ve ever tasted. Nothing about it was good. I was concerned I had Covid. Turns out, no Covid, my taste is just fine but Pizza Hut has zero flavor. Good advertising game though because I sure bought it based on ads. I used to love Pizza Hut 20+ years ago.
Malls
Arcades.
The Edmonton Oilers
You can add every other Canadian NHL franchise after the early 90’s.
It's shocking that it's been almost 30 years since a Canadian team has won the Stanley Cup.
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Actually the 80’s saw some of the highest inflation in modern history.
The freedom to make mistakes, without the fear of it going viral.
MTV
I've heard legends where they actually played music videos instead of pregnant 16 year olds
I really enjoyed the early 2000s when it was an equal balance of both.
Cocaine culture.
I knew coke was going to be a quick reply 😂
First thing I thought of
I'm 32 and I've never seen cocaine in real life
Easily the most overrated drug. Expensive as hell and lasts 2 seconds
The first time I did coke, I expected a lot more "WOOOOOH! 🤩" But it was more like "ayyyyy 😎" It was fun, I enjoyed myself, but it's vastly overhyped. It's also not the party drug I expected it to be. It works it's magic in more intimate settings with two or three close friends, than with a bunch of strangers.
It's a helluva drug
Probably the opportunity for home ownership? Speaking as a young millennial who never existed during that time.
It was harder than people remember. The interest rate for a 30 year mortgage in 1983 was around 13.25%. There was a wicked recession from the late ‘70’s to about early ‘84. A boom until the crash of ‘88. High inflation-wage stagnation. Post pandemic reminds me a lot of the early 1980’s.
When my parents bought their house in 1991, they had something like an 11% interest rate. I bought my house in 2018 and refinanced during the pandemic to 3%. Not saying that house prices aren’t insane nowadays, because they are. Just that some things are better now.
Bought my first house in 1983. 17% interest rate.
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i consider everything after the black album non existent
McDonald's mcdlt
Cold side is still cold….and the hot side?
Yup they were the best!
McDonald's Happy Meal toys
Nightclubs with New Wave live music.
Public fitness. Until the mid 80s overweight people were a minority. Now it's around 80%.
I'm gonna get down voted for this, but as a bigger dude, we all need to lose some weight. I despise how common it is to say there's nothing wrong with bigger people like me. We need to stop drinking the kool-aid and drink some fucking water.
Speaking strictly as an American: And it's not just weight, it's mental health. When I kicked my sugar addiction I realized for the first time that not everyone wakes up tired. Not everyone finds it hard to be motivated to do simple tasks. There's a whole different "awake" that I had never experienced, and it wasn't just depression, it was my diet. I'd eaten the same way my whole life (born in 1974), but it hadn't affected me until my mid to late 20s because ingredients weren't the same then. I don't believe people are lazy. I believe people are affected by the American diet, and it's not easy for everybody to overcome for many reasons, including intentional design.
Do you have any tips on how you cut out sugar? I need to so bad.
I appreciate you saying that. I was once overweight, struggled to get it down now I’m one of those “fitness” people in my 40s. I have a 2 y/o and I had her late, for me it’s piece of mind. I wish people would understand that we’ve been told a lot of lies about food, and if you worked with a GP you still wouldn’t come to terms with a healthy diet. It’s a shame, every commercial for food is poison, every healthcare tip we get involves pharmaceuticals. That shit is not health care it’s sick care. The American left and right want us all fat and dumb. We can rebel by being healthier
Exercise does play somewhat of a role and its benefits shouldn't be downplayed, but one of the biggest causes of obesity is the metric fuckton of sugar we eat. Ridiculous quantities of it are in everything. If it comes in a package, it likely has sugar in it. Even friggin' canned green beans will often come pre-sweetened. Also, don't trust "diet", "zero calorie", or "sugar free" versions of ordinarily unhealthy products - they're just as bad or worse for you. "Low fat" versions of products just replace the fat with more sugar. Stay away from juice as well. If most of our meals were home-cooked using fresh veggies, that would drastically cut down the obesity rates.
Wages matching productivity. Yeah, if you are in America even if you are doing well on average your purchasing power has consistently gone down since the 1980s. Though that trend may have finally started to slightly reverse?
Coke and Pepsi before they replaced cane sugar with high fructose corn syrup in their formulas.
That was a sad day. My conspiracy theory is New Coke was introduced so that when the Original formula was released with corn syrup, nobody would notice. This was also the time of glass -> plastic bottle conversion, which also screwed with the taste.
Coke, and Coke, and Pepsi you mean?
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My health, hopes and dreams.
The media
Kids actually played outside (more true exploring, less screen time). Parents couldn’t micromanage their kids because there were no cell phones let alone Life360.
Music! Hanging out (no mobile phones) Privacy (again.. no mobile phones)
Music… fight me
This was my thought, too. 80’s music isn’t even my favourite, but at least it had creativity and heart.
For sure, the music, but the 70's music was even better.
Disco sucked.
I’ve been working on an 80s synth pop playlist lately. What is your favorite 80s music?
Big 80s rock fan. A few of my favorite 80s rock bands are Tom Petty and the Heart Breakers, Foreigner, Queen and Earth, Wind & Fire.
All groups that peaked in the 70's?
Last 3 were kinda late 70s but still released a lot of music in the 80s. Tom Petty and the Heart Breakers definitely peaked in the 80s tho.
Music for sure, but I'm a grunge and early nu metal fan. Nirvana, Alice In Chains, Pearl Jam, Tool, Incubus etc all originally started in the 80s (though some didn't see success until early 90s). Edit: My aged brain lied to me about the ages of them, PJ, Tool and Incubus started 1990/91.
Pearl Jam, Tool, and Incubus didn’t exist in the 80s.
Damnit, I thought they did. 1990, 1990 and 1991 respectively. My mistake! Thanks for correcting me. Then I'll sub them for Soundgarden and Stone Temple Pilots haha.
For 80s synth pop my all time favorite would be Eurythmics. Honorable mentions to Erasure, OMD, and Haircut 100.
Great bands, I still have a Eurythmics tape in my collection!
It’s not my style, but you do you
Use my body as a human shield as you fight them.
I'm not trading instant access to any song I want to listen to, for Tiffany's B-sides
Maybe than now yes but definitely not the best
I love '80s music. It seems like one day, almost like everyone planned it in perfect synchronicity, people stopped making new '80s music.
Kids still know Zeppelin, Kiss, Queen, Journey, etc. They may not know all the songs/acts, but they recognize and appreciate the songs.
The climate, MTV, university, public schools, private schools, movies, roads and bridges, cost of living, the value of a dollar?
Los Angeles: Very Unhealthy or Hazardous Air Days 1988: 145 days All the 2010s: 22 days
Surprisingly no. The climate SUCKED my grandpa told me stories of if you went to the city you’d get sick from the pollution because you weren’t used to it. In the harvest season dust and fumes were terrible.
I recently read Stephen King's 11.23.63. It's the first time travel story I've read which points out how bad everything stunk from the pollution.
I seem to remember older people would talk about Acid rain in urban areas. It's not really something you hear about that much
Also leaded gasoline fucked a lot of people
Lead was removed from gasoline in 1975. There was a bunch of other toxic shit being thrown around though.
Cars built in 1975 and later required unleaded gas, but the earlier cars were still on the road in the 80s and you could buy leaded gas in some stations through 1995.
Book: A Generation of Sociopaths - explains a lot about how american government let much of that happen, or willed it to happen in many cases.
I just think young minds are hungry to do something important and better for everyone. They, just like many of us did, make mistakes due to a lack of experience. I wonder if the difference is in the latitude they are given today versus yesteryear?
So what you're trying to say is: everything.
No, I actually thought about it a little. There are things that are better today than in the 80s.
The climate? Seriously. The earth is 20% greener today, and we don’t have a giant ozone hole, nor is pollution in any way comparable. Climate, you sound like a Zoomer.
cough...acid rain...cough. 13% inflation & 10% unemployment.
Michael J Fox
pizza hut.
Lack of social media
Kids having a childhood. No cellphones, could ride bikes until dark and go wherever, drink water of out garden hoses, have to get back to the couch before the commercial was over, etc
I would like you to know, that though I was born in the early 2000's, I still had this kind of childhood. I wasn't given a phone until I had a job at 16 and paid for it myself. Downside of that is, I couldn't catch chicks because no girl wants to date a boy she can't call or text :p I don't hate my parents for it though, it made me get hobbies, and get some goddamn Vitamin D. Thanks to the hose water, my immune system has never been better. So, it's not all been lost!
Yeah but kids nowadays are glued to phones and tablets or there parents are constantly filming them for YouTube or TikTok. I really see kids how and about in my neighborhood and we live a great area to just run around and play for hours.
Air travel.
Minus the smoking 🤢
Um... Women born in the 60's.
hey my mom is a great person
Dorothy MANTOOTH is a a saint!
She sure is
Oh... I know she is.
The housing market🥲
The power of love
Huey Lewis and the News would approve of this comment
Fast food. It actually tasted good. Kentucky Fried Chicken back in the 70s and 80s was bomb. Now KFC stands for "kan't f-- ---in cook.' Also, there was less plastic everywhere. What ever happened to glass bottles?
Agreed. KFC ain’t the same.
I remember when McDonald’s had cheeseburgers, quarter pounders, Big Macs and fries pre-made and sitting under heat lamps. There was no made to order. Transactions took less than a minute.
In primary school we did a module on food preparation, marketing and a bunch of other things and part of it involved a field trip to the local mcdonalds. When the manager was showing us the computer system that calculated how many big macs etc based on the day of the week and current time needed to be in the chute, i was totally amazed.
I'm not sure what your point is - that it's better now because it's not as pre-made or worse now because it's not as fast?
It wasn’t good food then and it isn’t good food now. At least it used to be fast.
Every single chain goes downhill eventually. At some point, in the interests of maximizing shareholder value, the corporate bean-counters will determine just how deeply they can cut costs before quality suffers so bad that the reduction in business outstrips the savings. Spoiler alert: it can go downhill quite a ways before it cuts into profits.
Republicans.
The relationship between Republicans and Democrats. They actually would work together sometimes.
Star Wars
Everything. EVERYTHING. EVERY FUCKING THING.
Rax roast beef
The 80s.
Pizza Hut 🍕
My metabolism
Music
McDonald's fries
Sears catalog
Their music was fire ngl.
Movies
I absolutely love 80s movies. Greatest decade of movies of all time. So much creativity and variety.
Practical effects in movies, so stuff doesn’t look as aged as late 90s/early 00s movies.
I absolutely love 80s movies. Greatest decade of movies of all time. So much creativity and variety.
College
The academic part or the social part? I imagine anything social was different and likely better before everyone had smartphones in the hands.
Social, for sure. I lived in the dorms, there was very little off-campus housing and very few frat houses. So, we pretty much all lived in the dorms. I lived with all my friends, and 60% of my waking day was hanging out, getting drunk, and having sex. But, I also learned a shit-ton, because aside from hanging with friends, I had nothing else to do. And yes, a huge part of that is because we had no internet or cell phones.
Fruits and vegetables before frankengenetics made them bigger and tasteless.
Not sure what you mean by "frankengenetics," but it's more a problem of good old-fashioned selective breeding to select for highest yield/resistance to spoilage than GMO, if that's what you're thinking.
You could be right. I just know they taste worse.
Hairspray
Aquanet Extra Super Hold in the white can 'cause fuck the ozone layer.
I learned how to read longer words phonetically because of hairspray. "What's a hyrdoflourocarbon?"
The higher the hair the closer to Jesus! Aquanet or White Rain, please!
The mysteries. So many things seem to be solved or debunked nowadays. In a lot of ways, that's a good thing. They have been many wonderful advancements. But things just felt more "fun" when there was so much room for speculation. You could use your imagination. Things like crop circles, big foot, the loch-ness monster. They all feel kind of silly now. They were a little back then too but it was just different. I know it was the 90s but the X-files was the shit and felt different than watching it today.
I loved the X-Files as a kid! I know that was the 90s but my fascination began in the 80’s. Also, spontaneous human combustion seemed to be a big topic of discussion back then 😂. Not sure what happened to that.
Movies
Everyday appliances; stove, fridge, washer/drier.
The music?
Bon Jovi
Music
Playing outside
Job opportunities with a livable wage.
Inflation was way worse in the 80s than it is today and unemployement was 10+%. I would research a bit more before making blank statements if I were you.
Plus, they went nuclear and tanked the economy on purpose to stop said inflation.
Getting gas in your car. Pull up and attendant pumps your gas and usually washes your window too.
That was New Jersey.
clubs
Childhood, music, food.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers
Everything...
The cost of buying a house
Buying the house wasnt so bad - the mortgage interest rates were the killer.
Definitely not crime
Music. See Professor of Rock on Youtube.
Levels of plastic in the oceans, landfills, human blood, etc.
Jobs and Horror movies
The press.
Ability to be a middle class civilian.
Some stuff still used real sugar, and not that corn syrup garbage.
Wasn't living on this shithole of a rock for most of it, so that's pretty cool I'd say.
So far, absolutely everything I can remember. I didn't have long, but it bled into the early 90s and I remember that. Miss it more and each day.
Pop music
Sex...but then again, I was 40...
Kids playing outside with a big group of friends all day long adventures. Also most everyone was a good dancer because the bar was so low
The age of antiquity before matter was impermeable by the cosmic voice. Pre age of taurus stuff.
NHL uniforms
Shell suits
Kids cartoons. He man, thundercats. Don’t make em like that anymore
My hair
Toy stores.
Cocainum.
Life in general !
Quaaludes
Music
Pop music
Americans and math.
Movies with hit songs attached to them.
Bob marley music.
My sex life
Cocaine
Walkman with a mix tape.
People's attention span. :-)
Real estate prices vs wages
My health.
Social media. It not existing is objectively better on all fronts.
Music.
“Better off Dead”
Indiana Jones
Car design. Boxy with flip up headlights *chef's kiss*
Lots of cool sports car design back then... just to name a few... Toyota AE86 Corolla Toyota MR2 - I owned a 89 MK1 actually Toyota Celica Supra Mitsubishi Starion Chrysler Conquest Nissan Datsun 280ZX 300ZX Honda CRX Si Pontiac Fiero GT / Firebird Chevy Camaro Z28 IROC Ford Mustang Foxbody SVO & GT Mercury Capri Foxbody RS Merkur XR4Ti Subaru XT DMC Delorean of course..
I had an '89 Accord. Thing was awesome. Flip up headlights, stickshift, crank windows. Loved it.
Being a kid
Childhood
Punk, hardcore, and metal.