20 Famous Stores From The 1970s That No Longer Exist!
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- 20 Famous Stores From The 1970s That No Longer Exist!
#stores #forgotten #nostalgia #1970s #retailstores
The 1970s were a golden era for retail, with stores that transformed the way we shopped and lived.
From the bustling aisles of department stores to innovative mail-order catalogues, these stores were more than just places to buy goods-they were cultural landmarks.
Join us as we revisit the 20 Famous Stores of the 1970's That Made Life Better!
There is some amazing video footage here. It would have been nice to have some more precise commentary beyond "they made bad business decisions," "they struggled with e-commerce," and "they didn't adapt to changing consumer preferences."
Strange AI generated story in how it mixes a bunch of things when the cause and effect are far apart. e.g. store reuse came after the business locations closed, not the cause of the store closing.
I actually miss the old days. Malls & stores packed. Come the holidays the malls were so lit up & so many booths were set up with seasonal stuff as well. Hanging out with friends @ arcades & food courts. Internet buying just destroyed it all😢
The arcade days were the best...... 😋
The good old days!!
For sure 😇
I can't speak for ALL KMarts, but the ones I visited looked like I stepped 20 years into the past. I don't know exactly why, but that's the feeling I got each time I went.
I guess that's what might make them cool for giving a little nostalgic feeling, yes? 😇
Radio Shack was nothing more than a rebranding of Casio products at a higher price.
Can you imagine how many local businesses went under from Amazon?
Too many, I would say 😕
I'm 70 when I was a kid my family was so poor, I thought anybody who bought things at Sears was rich, they were the store where everyone went to buy just about anything.
They were what they were back then
"CUSTOMERS" caused the demise of Toys R Us in malls. Parents would drop their kids off at this store and go about their regular shopping. I put the word customers in quotes because the parents were rarely convinced by their brats to buy anything, but the store personnel were forced to clean up after them. This cleaning would often include repackaging broken products which were then later bought by someone who then were understandably upset.
Basically daycare. Shame they couldn't charge for it.
@@brodriguez11000 Rename it Kids R Us Daycare. :D
Bring back Toys R' Us! 😎
Hudson’s is still around….its called Target.
And the building was demolished, not repurposed.
Good to know :)
Thank you for the additional explanation 😎
Whoever wrote this script is large on the B.S. and short on the facts. At one point the narrator says something about the never ending resilience of the retail community. Oh yeah? Your whole video is about the failure of the retail space. You can't have it both ways.
What if they tried to be resilient, but ended up failing, no matter how hard they tried? 🤓
This is "A I" folks. Get used to it.
Get used to what?
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In about 20 years, look for the upcoming video: "Famous Businesses That Went WOKE and Then Gone Broke".
Haha, good one! 😂
LOL I guarantee that Disney will be here in 20 years, while Jim Baker's "Heritage USA" will still be a failure of colossal proportions!
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AI generated junk
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