1980s Things We Can No Longer Do!

There are numerous things that we once did on a daily basis but we will never do again. In this video we will take a closer look at some 1980s things we can no longer do.

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[kris]

I was born in 81, I loved my childhood. I wish I could go back to those carefree simple days. Society was so different back then. I miss those times

[kristenellsworth]

I was born in 1975, and can say the 80s were an awesome time to grow up.

[brucehidrogo]

I miss goin to the pizza hut, sitting down to eat....the whole vibe of the place was always welcoming....plus they had a couple of arcade games by the door

[budselect]

I was born in 1971 and I miss the 80s. And I really miss when MTV actually played music videos.

[johnparsons]

I was born in 68 so the late 70's and 80' s we're absolutely the best time for growing up. This channel brings back so great memories. Thank you

[Bulletup]

I remember in the early 80’s going through the catalogs from Sears, JCPenney, and Montgomery Wards to look at the cool toys I would never get.

[shannondore]

The 70's and 80's was a greatest time to grow up in America.❤️😄

[MrMegaFredZeppelin]

The 1980's and the 1970's was a great time to grow up😃I miss those days😫ROCK

[chanelhopeful]

Born in 74, I miss how all the kids in the neighborhood would get together for a game of kickball, or softball n making sure u we’re back n the house before the street lights came on😊

[kmwmygp]

My kids say I'm stuck in the 80's. I was very simple. We didn't need drugs or alcohol to kick it. All we needed was our music. I noticed when I meet other people from the 80's they are chill. And straight up. I miss those care free days. We were so awsome.

[joeychick]

I was born in 69. Nothing like the 70’s n 80’s. From music to the toys. Not to mention how we respected ppl older than us. I don’t recognize today’s kids. Tnx for the memories

[edwardx]

I remember having to run home to catch my favorite TV shows based on the TV Guide! Lol 😄

[travisdean]

I came along in ‘82. Sure miss those days. Night and day difference in just 41 years.

[brie]

Remember prank calls, toilet papering friends houses, and all the dangerous stiff we did unsupervised? We didnt have “play dates” We had to figure out what was going on ourselves. Go down the street to ask of your friend could come play outside.

[johnphantom]

My grandfather, a 1920s steeplechase jockey and gambler, was born in 1893 and died in 1982 seeing us go from horse and buggy to space shuttle.

[patoshannessy]

68. Damn I miss the 80’s. Grateful to have been there.

[djkaosthemixmasta]

The thing about the 70s and 80s was ppl could relate and talk amongst each other real cool and we didn't have the technology of social media and other distractions of today that keeps us so divided 😢😢 boi I missed the 80s 😢

[Lone-wolf-]

T.V. trays were awesome. I remember my family still using them into the 90s.
Not wearing helmets or knee pads when riding a bike. Drinking water from a hose. And playing outside with friends until it was dark.
Saturday morning cartoons, and all the cool 80s toys.

[Armando.Sepulveda]

I miss Circuit City, Montgomery Ward, Kmart, The Good Guys, Fry's electronics, May Company, Radio Shack, Tower Records all these old school retail stores

[ustaarthur]

Nothing as original and great as 80s music. One of a kind!