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[DaisyRodriquez.]

"Today we call these people, Karens: Individuals who seek out all things that bring happiness and joy to the people of earth, so they can crush it under the heel of their skechers." Steph 🤣😭🖤☠

[genesissantanaa]

the boy on the news clapping back to the adults saying adults think “video games leave (kids) minds like vegetables… talk about (adults) minds in the streets smoking pot” 🤣👏🏼 👏🏼

[Stopthisrightnow]

Apparently Tetris, if played within 24 hours of a traumatic event can reduce the incidence of flashbacks afterwards.

They think it has something to do with resetting neural pathways when the memories are being stored and how it's similar to CBT. Crazy!

[donnap]

Most youtubers: tells the basic story
Stephanie: goes into the history of arcade games

[pearljamin]

I, as a full grown adult, still get a “feeling” in the pit of my stomach when I hear the Unsolved Mysteries theme song. Literally nothing make me feel like this. 💚 Bless the 80s and all it gave us

[tiffaninichole]

I really love how you tell both a story and give a history lesson at the same time. You’ve easily become my favorite YouTube channel

[TK-ibrm]

Can we talk about how spending a quarter was considered a big purchase and they guy sweating spending a dollar? My kids can barely get a gumball from a machine for 25 cents these days.

[lanunzill]

Let’s all be honest here…the unsolved mysteries opening music still sends a chill down all our spines 🤣

[babayaga]

"They were always viewed by adult as breeding grounds for delinquency, a place where their children would go to stare endlessly- "turning into zombies- "no interest in self betterment"

So exactly like the phones that every adult willingly buys their children today? My, how times have changed.

[gruemonkey]

This is hands down the most in-depth look at Polybius I've ever seen! I was impressed with your work already, Steph, but you've managed to exceed my expectations even more. Well done! I'm thinking Harloween isn't enough. I'm thinking maybe another channel dedicated to you exploring the paranormal and conspiracy would be awesome. Just saying...don't come for me.

[cheesebaby]

u could do a 8 part mini series on the history of Quakers Oats and i would still binge

[jubison]

I NEED an MK Ultra video/series! How fascinatingly terrifying 😅 Wonderful work as always, Stephanie 💖

[inalovelydream]

Imagine being the kid who literally became an urban legend because he got a migraine 😂

[iiipurrrsentkitty]

I was lucky enough to grow up in the 80’s and graduated high school in’92.
We lived to be outside and all of the freedom we had. NO cell phones, be home for dinner.
Best movies, music, toys, arcades. It was awesome 😎

[Dontcarebear]

I love that in the 80s, it was actually acceptable for a news anchor to have a regional accent. That’s something you never see (hear) anymore. “Live from Bwwostonnn” 😂

[sonjaatjapaul]

I love that you included “extras” about the 80s and your own childhood/upbringing! Especially for those of us who weren’t even born yet… wonderful video as always.

[discerninglight]

70s and 80s kids raised themselves. Being born 1969 growing up in Los a wonder I am still alive. I will say the whole experience has also made me who I am. Glad you are covering this and connecting the dots! You have a great ability to research and tell a story.

[IronMaiden]

Stephanie is so amazing. She could have just talked about the game but no she gave us the entire history of arcade games and the men in black. You deserve a million subs

[jamiekennedy]

Omg us 80s babies just realized how god dam epic our childhood really was with stephs storytelling in this video. You nailed everything perfectly!!! Ugh I miss being a kid!

[brookejanssen]

I've been watching for years now, always with earbuds in, bc my kids are little. My daughter saw that Stephanie uploaded just now and called out, your mom best friend is calling you. I knew who she was talking about right away. I love you Stephanie and I remember when you told Adam during a Q&A, that we are not just your fans, we are your friends. Thank you. Love from Germany ❤️❤️❤️