You don’t care that you did not stay up past midnight on new years.
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You can get the fireworks on the news or from YouTube 
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When you remember filling the car with gas for under $20 (Cdn). Heck, I used to put $5-10 in it as a student to get me to school/work and back for the week.
Or fabric-covered electrical cords. Remember those on the iron, the blender, etc?
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When I got my own car gas was $1.47(usd) and $1.22 at the Indian reservation a few miles down the road. Yet somehow I still managed to run out of gas a few times 
Also, I still own that iron, which is probably older than me! It doesn’t get much use, lol.
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When people on the road look at you sideways as you’re rocking out on that ABBA tune in your car. And it’s on 8 track.
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Anyone remember super ted ? And sharky and George ?
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You are asked to chose between fullscreen or widescreen for your movie viewing. Then your DVD skips.
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The Crimebusters of the sea Yes! I remember Superted too. Captain Planet was one of my favourites
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When I starting driving (2001) it was .92 cents (us) a gallon. Shortly after it went to a bit over a dollar. I miss the days of filling up for $20 or less
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Ha! When i started driving/got my first car in 1997, it was like .90 cents (us) a gallon.
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I still do this with paprika and old bay seasoning tins
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When your kid picks up a house phone at a relatives house and turns to you all cockeyed and asks, “what the heck is this?” and you bust out laughing telling him its a house phone…landline and he looks at you like…
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Yup…a butterknife every time.
Show 'em a cassette tape some time. 
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Lol Blow their mind more by telling them that’s how we use to connect to the internet
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When I started driving, and smoking, gas was 50 cents a gallon and cigs were 50 cents a pack.
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My dad smoked when he was younger and I remember him saying how much they were when he was smoking and how he would never pay the price I was back when I was a smoker. When I quit they were $5.35 a pack. The hubs mentioned the other day they are now almost $9 a pack Then I did the math based on how much he smoked. We could literally take a whole paid vacation off his cigarette money for 1 year.
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I dreamed of doing a road trip in the USA since I was 10 years old (when my uncle did one in 1976). No way I could ever afford it. Then I quit smoking in 2015. I have done 4 awesome ones since. After I quit drinking too I am seriously saving some savings as well now.
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$2.20 per pack when I started smoking in the 90s.
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