30 Things 80s Kids Did That Are Not Totally Acceptable Now

Описание: 30 Things 80s Kids Did That Are Not Totally Acceptable Now #1960s #1970s #1980s #backtoyesterday
Take a trip back to a wild and unforgettable era with 30 Things 80s Kids Did That Are Not Totally Acceptable Now. Growing up in the 1980s meant freedom, fun, and sometimes a shocking lack of rules. From riding bikes without helmets to hanging out all day without checking in at home, kids of this generation lived life with a kind of independence that would raise eyebrows today.

In this nostalgic video, we’ll explore 30 Things 80s Kids Did That Are Not Totally Acceptable Now—from sitting in smoke-filled restaurants with their parents, to playing dangerous backyard games, to the way seatbelts were often ignored. Back then, it all felt normal, but looking back, some of it seems unbelievable.

If you were a child of the ’80s, these memories will transport you straight to your carefree youth. And if you weren’t, prepare to be amazed at how different childhood looked compared to today’s cautious, safety-first world.
00:00 Intro
00:32 Smoking Everywhere
02:24 Children Not Wearing Seatbelts
04:27 Leaving Children Unattended in Cars
06:36 Drunk Driving
08:49 Corporal Punishment in Schools
10:48 Hitchhiking Was Common
11:49 Bullying Nerds with Little Intervention
12:52 Leaving House Doors Unlocked
13:52 Dangerous Playground Equipment
16:39 Men Wearing Crop Tops
18:21 Keeping Large Pets in Small Cages
20:09 Randomly Chatting with Strangers
22:02 Using Finger Guns Gesture
22:41 Parents Letting Children Taste Alcohol
25:06 Pay Phones for Collect Calls
#nostalgia #memories #americahistory #lifeinamerica #goldenage #1960s #1970s #1980s
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