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But Coca Cola was only a nickel out of the machine in Oklahoma City, not 10 cents!

i grew up in that day and age but lived too far out on a dusty dirt road to participate in much of that kind of stuff.

still, that was long ago and far away, several years before we entered into the postmodern era.

And look at the miserable group of people that generation of kids raised.

All those people never built anything is what's being said now

If you want to see a classic example of the kids who were born of the "Greatest Generation" and "Boomers," go see or rent the 2020 movie The Trial of the Chicago 7.

Shows how the Marxists in higher academia had by 1968, already taken over much of the education of our children.

L.W.

The evil patriarchy is lookin pretty good.

When I was in the first grade in 1970...cokes were 10¢ some places still but they were changing to to 15¢ in most machines and Lance Candy machines were 5¢ to 10¢ depending where you were. Superbubble was a penny.