People watching at a mall in 1992
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- čas přidán 8. 05. 2024
- Footage from the South Plains Mall in Lubbock Texas from August.
Shots of people just walking about, sitting down relaxing and the usual people watching of course.
Not much going on at the mall today.
This video last around 5 minutes.
#southplainsmall
#guess
miss when malls had those type of interiors, now they're all gray and white and lack character.
Now they're almost entirely extinct lol
A lot of places have been "updated" to the soulless gray/white look.
Me and my son have been noticing this a lot and he just mentioned it today when we passed a brand new shopping mall that has just been completed….it is grey and white and really boring!
They lack people too
@@j6282 my mall almost closed down. It’s empty compared to 2001-2003 when I was a kid. But it’s starting to get back on its feet again. Stores are opening again
Wish I could go back Man.
Me too, late 90s is the only year i wish to be here now. World sucks and shitty now, thats why people keep complained about it how bad things back then.
Mee too I was 10 years old. 🤘🏻👍🏻🇺🇲
@@ZMAN_420 I was 5.
@@ZMAN_420 I was 11. Miss those times so much. Wanted to grow up fast and now I just want to go back.
I miss these days when malls and even some larger businesses had plants throughout the building. It felt more lively and less sterile.
And the fountains.
@@cadman10000 Good point. I forgot about them. Some of them were super impressive, too!
And the darker-colored tiles and wooden benches/plant stands warmed the place up
lol
We still have the live plants at the mall in my hometown. The mall itself hasn't really changed since opening in 1990. Probably the only place in town I actually enjoy going to because of the nostalgia.
Back when malls had 0 store front vacancies
Early 90s when hair styles and clothes were still the late 80s. I remember those days well.
Yeah, things had to get bigger and baggier soon.
Agree. I noticed a distinct change in fashion in 94-95 where the big hair on girls disappeared.
@@realgone222 Yeah, the grunge look was more about stringy, unwashed hair and flannel shirts and cargo pants, the total opposite of the 80s.
The 90s were great. On tv we had, married with children, Roseanne, home improvement, and Seinfeld. Music, we had choice of Metallica, guns and roses, REM or Nirvana. Cars were still cool and people dressed nice, big hair and no cellphones. Good times!
I remember the days of watching new episodes of Seinfeld, the Simpsons, X-Files, and hearing grunge on the radio. It was a great time to be young.
Definitely a great decade of stuff being released. What's funny though is all those things are still available, plus a ton more new things, and we don't even have to wait to watch episodes. Yet 90% of the comments on here of people complaining about how "bad" things are today.
@@mogdorjust dont listen comments when people say “90s is the worst decade because life was slower, no smartphones, and the internet is lower” is all about the fact every decade wasn’t perfect even 00s also wasn’t perfect but they are DEFINITLY better that we used to be alive and its much better that living atrocious social media these days. I wish i was in 1999 to 2000s that they personally my favorite year i do love at all.
@@mogdorbecause the world is a complete and utter chaotic mess today, look around you .. 🙄
@@22lilacskyThe world is a mess.... I remember my grandparents using that exact phrase in the 80s and 90s. I laughed at them saying it then and I still laugh at people saying it today. People loooove to complain lol
One piece of advice I wish someone had given me as a kid would be, "It won't always be like this."
Might sound weird, but as a kid I just thought "This is the way the world is". Alf will always be on tv, Micheal Jackson will always be popular, going to malls and renting videos on Friday is just part of life. I always knew I would grow up, but I had no notion the world would change. If I did, I think I would have tried to enjoy it more. Or maybe not. Who knows.
Living through this time frame as a kid, I never thought it would stay the same. Part of the feel of the 90s was the idea that things will continue to get better and better. I hope we all can get back to that feeling.
@@dongeraci8599 Me too. You're not alone. I didn't imagine people being mean and cruel to other's and not growing up despite their age. I didn't imagine social media like MySpace and Facebook to blow up to out of control proportions and attention whores getting popular and famous, exploiting not only themselves but their families and babies, etc. It's so bizarre.
True. In the future we have better technology, more things to do, and endless complaining on youtube lol
@@dongeraci8599I know what you mean. I enjoyed my childhood in the 80s, and my teen years in the 90s very much. But I never realized that someday they would be "the good old days." 😢
In 92, i was 22 and had just got my CDL and begin my career as a truck driver. The days of paper logs, cabover tractors and cowboy truck drivers.
And proper truckers! You scare me more than I scare you! I remember seeing a truck on its side on Route 50. Scared the crap outta me.
They still have paper logs last time I checked. Still cowboys out there too.
@@Shackleford8 paper logs only in emergency when eld fails and trucking brotherhood gone. Bunch of rude drivers and freaks from foreign lands with flip flops.
In 92 I was 4 and finally figured out toilets
@Shackleford8 paper logs for emergencies if eld doesn't work or if you run a truck without an on board computer. Also cowboys gone. Only flip flop wearers.
*What a great year for a youngster!*
I was, but too much a youngster. in between the ages of the kids here at 1:20
I was 5. Growing up in the 90’s was awesome!
I was turning 1 I can't remember this time at all 🥲
You all were young but you made it. The 90s were great and the last decade of innocents.
Yeah, you could go to KB Toys and beg for Ninja Turtles and one year later, Power Rangers.
Man I'm always so hesitant to watch this stuff because I know it's gonna make me feel sad and wish I could go back damn you Vampire lol.
Ditto
I never hesitate, I love watching these videos. The nostalgia is great, plus the all the complaining in the comments just adds to the entertainment lol
@@mogdorthe problem is people find nostalgia as a drugs and nothing will be better as much life wasnt great not even slower if the internet came out like 80s and 90s.
I worked at the mall in my late teens and early 20's between 1990 and 1995. This is like a recording of my own memories of the sights and sounds of the mall. I can also recall the smell of the fountain mixed with the smell of the food court. It wasn't a bad smell, just different, and the mall was the only place that had that smell. People who remember those times know what I'm talking about.
My grandpa was one of those OG"s sitting around and people watching while my grandma shopped. He would sometimes take a nap.
I graduated college in December 1992. Seems like a lifetime ago. I'm so glad that I experienced this. It also dawns on me that I still dress this way. 😆
What type of social media did you used back then?
@marcopolo3109 Ms. Pac-Man landlines phone and my friend Susan who couldn't keep a secret. LOL
@@alysonquinn4701 that was a good one haha 😅
@@marcopolo3109 True story! Haha
I was 11, lol
I'd take a vacation back to 1992 for a weekend. Would love to walk around the mall and people watch for hours.
People watch os kind of creepy. Get a life.
@EarthsGeomancer says the guy that spends way too long in the youtube comments. You live in this channels comments 😂😂😂
@@thefray123 👁👅👁
@EarthsGeomancer You must be a modern-day gay person.
@thetruthhurts131 Oh for sure, honey. Are you one of them boomers that thinks cell phones are degrading society?
This is by far one of the best 90s mall videos I’ve seen. The vibe is here and that 90s summer nostalgia is heavy. Thank you!
Wow! This is my hometown mall! I was starting my senior year of high school in August '92. I didn't see anybody I recognized but Lubbock is the Hub City and attracts people from many counties around Lubbock.
Thanks for posting!❤
3:37 I still remember my older sister getting me with the: "Guess what brand my favorite jeans are?" Me: "i Don't know, what?" Her: "guess" Me: "I said i don't know" Her: "guess..." ♻
Aww 🙏💗 I forgot about this one !
Look at my grandparents generation at 2:49. When I was a kid back then I was on full mute around old folks but now I'm older and now got a million questions to ask them but I can't now because they're all gone.
I hear ya it's sad 😭
I know right! My Great Grandmom was born in Norway in 1901 and died (in the U.S.) in July of 2002. I have so many things I would like to ask her 😢
Those old people are thinking about how much they hate everything in the 90s, just like everyone here complaining about the 2020s lol
@@mogdor"Kids these days"
I have one grandparent left and I want to ask them questions but I don’t have that many (on the top of my head).
No pajamas in public back then
🙄 The only reason to wear pajamas in public is if you or a family member were sleeping while having a medical emergency and are in the ER.
I just saw a grown woman wearing a pajama onesie in the food store today! I couldn't believe it!
@@heathermanning5368that why people dressly horrendous today.
Good observation!!
Shower cap people
I was born in 1978. Grew up during this exact time, and my childhood was great.
But I do not think “things were better back then” and I have absolutely no desire to “go back”. That’s because I’ve done something with my life, achieved my goals, and very much enjoy my life just as much as an adult (if not more) than I did as a kid. All of those “woe is me, life was better back then, I’m all sad now” generic comments crack me up.
Yep, I agree with you. I was born in 1966 and those days remind me of temp office jobs where I felt miserable but these days with the technology we have I work from my phone basically and at age 57 life is better.
most are just thinly veiled racist comments
Man, I was 12yrs old In 1992… It was always Interesting watching people at the mall waiting to buy my Air Jordan shoes that just came In the store, & hanging out And n the Arcade, Record & Tape stores, & going to Dillards to buy Polo & Tommy Heilfiger clothes for school….
And “Guess” clothing.
What?! No Girbauds! You ain’t keepin it real! You ain’t representing!
@@lelandgaunt9985 I remember paying 80 a pair at Hudson’s (macys) cause they were the only store that sold them , didn’t do the air Jordan thing cause that was a hood shoe.
Speaking of shoes, notice all the kids are wearing shoes and socks, like every last one? Today most kids I see are wearing sandals. Bet we are going to see a lot of foot problems later in life because of it. I'm in my 40s and have no foot issues and its because I grew up wearing Nike's and other quality shoes.
I was wearing a lot of banana republic t shirts at the time. Liked the lizard and the globe art they had on them.
I miss normal life. Now is a nightmare.
I'm almost certain that is exactly what the folks born in the 50s and 60s said about the 90's
@@EdwardWeissbard Born in 65. A kid in the 70s, teen/young adult in the 80s, met my future wife, married and had kids in the 90s. Although life sometimes was not good to me and there were tough times I can say without a doubt, once 2000 hit, society went down hill from there, it just got worse and worse. Once social media came about and screens became more prevalent, things tanked even more.
You have to think too... it will be even a worse of a nightmare in 2056 (another 32 years later) and we will probably be saying the same thing.
So, it remains true....cherish TODAY!
Lmao is always January 1st 2000 everything when down hill and the sun hasn't shinned since @jayiw
@@skywishr1313 couldn't agree more.
I really miss how life was back in the 90s!! The mall was always buzzing with people,The people were also so much different back then
Those 3 gramps sitting down must of been born during the Titanic, no joke.
Back then everything was good in those days and I was 7 years old in 1992 😊
The early 90's were beautiful and heartwarming times. If I had a time machine, the early 90's would be one of my top 3 destinations.
I was in 6th grade in '92. I remember these hair and clothing styles so well. I miss this era of time. Being a kid was awesome in the 80's and early 90's. I'm so glad I got to experience it firsthand!
Wish i could be late 90s too be teenage is also much better than be teenage in early 2020s.
90-94 were my favorite years...'92 was a blast.
The 80's and 90's. What a great time to be alive! Those were the times we thought would never end.
Sadly, it did😢
Something that I note is the difference between the colors and designs from malls in the 90's, many like this one were more earthy, brownish and some were more colorful, Memphis-style. But nowadays you feel like you are in a freaking operating room, everything is so sterile, bright and white. Can't help to think that it might influence people's behaviour and how they feel.
The early 90's was a amazing time to be a kid I miss this era so much from the music to the arcade fighters and consoles to the old school computers.
Mid-late 90s is also better to be a teenage and be adult in early 00s is MUCH better that we expect.
wish we never would’ve left it. I just can’t believe we went from growing up from that to now being in the worst generation I’ve ever seen. people born in this day of age will never understand how good we really had it.
people were more relaxed and happy and had more money to spend back then. nobody wanted a mobile phone in 1992. or cared about internet. malls were crowded and safe fun places. now malls are dead and dangerous.
Well said! 💯
There was no internet, and an average person couldn't easily afford a cell phone.
Good times
Everyone always says the same thing on these videos. Complain, complain, complain. Cell phones are evil! Get off my lawn! 🤣
Everywhere is dangerous now in 🇺🇲, even my once safe suburb which used to have very little crime -- property damage used to be the worst crime. Now we have husbands pushing pregnant wives down the steps, killing them, husbands and fathers slaughtering the entire family.
Love these days. Miss them terribly sometimes . Its bittersweet, bc it was such a happy time for me but i know ill never be able to experience it again. I was born in 85 so my childhood was literally the 90s. And no one give me the " stop romanticizing the past" nonsense. Im very much aware of reality, im not saying there werent problems n im def not saying the world would be perect if we went back in time. But i was a child living an extremely happy carefree life. Personally for me its those feelings i long to get back..not necessarily the 90s itself. I also would love to go back to be able to be around family members that i have lost since then. Hope that makes sense. Theres a difference between romanticizing the past n simply looking back on the past with fond memories n wishing u could re live it again briefly. Ijs if a 2wk vacation destination was "my childhood in the 90s" id be booking a ticket asap lol.
I was 20. What a great time this was. We had no idea what we were in for.
All those babies and small children are now in their early to late 30's...mind blown
Not late 30's. I was only 39 a few months ago and I was born in the mid 80's (84) so no. The latest they are right now is early 30's. Like 30- to 32.
@@SVAsianPhilippinesGo6858no because I was born in 92 and in Nov and I'm still 32 years old now, most them in this video are in their late 30s
On the more morbid side, most of those old folks are more than likely gone now.
@@akxmedia0part of life no one gets out alive
@@DavidRuff-qh5jq Very true. Death comes for us all eventually.
I’m so glad somebody thought to record the everyday mundane happenings of the mall. While the world wasn’t perfect at that time, it does seem a little more simpler which is nice. Thanks for sharing this!
What I wouldn’t do to be able to go back. I also wish I would have listened to all of the advice my grandparents/older adults gave me. I was bestowed with such wisdom, but the disability of being a know it all kid. LOVE THESE VIDEOS. Thank you for the content!
I always wonder what became of some of these people! And if anyone ever noticed tjselves on these videos!
Man, what it was to be a kid in the mall in '92. Spending hot Southern California afternoons hanging with my friends at the arcade, the food court, Sam Goody, etc. Not a phone in sight. People watching for an afternoon with your friends made you feel like the world was yours and that time stood still. I'm 37 now. You never know that you're in the good ol' days until they're over.
RETRO GOLD! I was 10 years old. Thanks for the upload! 👍🏻🇺🇲
1:49 This kid loves the cam😂
Got married that year…wish my husband and I could go back and relive those times again! So much optimism for the future…More and more I don’t feel like I belong anywhere anymore, but I suppose a lot of Gen X feels that way.🤷🏻♀️
It's nice to see that the glory of the 80's was still around in 1992, the hair, the clothes and the accessories. People were wearing more denim and cotton tops with simple designs and straight-cut pants. I don't like the tapered styles that both men and women are wearing nowadays, especially the dystopian style sweatpants that people walk around in.
Dang. I forgot how the early 90s were still so 80's. Lots o' Big Hair.
“People watching at a mall in 1992” and People watching People at a mall in 1992 in 2024 😅
Man these videos make me so glad I was a kid in the 90s. My friend and I used to joke being born 10 years too early. But then I wouldn’t have enjoyed the 90s and a time before social media. Just kids being kids.
I’m reading this comment with vr goggles on.
Wow, even 1992 still looked like the ‘80s lol I was passed out most of the early 90s.
Yes but then 1993 and 1994 became grunge, gangsta rap and flanalette clothing and it was beginning of downward era.
I'll tell you exactly what the internet and social media changed that isn't like what's in these videos anymore. The way ppl hang out. Infinite access to info and friends that everything needs to be planned instead of just doing stuff together. People don't come together anymore, they organize together
Thank you for always going back in time to record these videos!
😊
I was 28 and young at that time - 32 years later it went like a flash. Now I’m old - we are here for just a nano second to put it into perspective.
I was 27 and living in Lexington Ky shopping at the local mall. Man I miss the 90s.
Ah the lovely world we once knew…
The final decade of mall relevance
Ehh give the 2000s some credit
Everybody always talks about the fashion and no social media. But all I can think about is that people could go places and not have to worry about mass shootings happening. That’s something that I truly miss!
Oh do I miss this...
Funny how the people looked at the person filming with some inquisitiveness. Now, everyone films everything.
You were either a part of this time period or you weren't, im glad i was.
I was 15 and loving life
Young people have no idea how different the world was back then. Everybody's so unhappy these days. back then the world made more sense.
Even kids today don’t even know how the world was so disaster like this. I feel bad them even people don’t care as much.
Everybody is so unhappy because the world hasn’t advanced like we should.
The gov wasn't completely corrupt yet but it was well on the way!
@@22lilacsky No, they’ve always been corrupt and have controlled people with their bs. More people are just now figuring them out and demanding better.
@@22lilacskyFinally, a comment that makes sence. It's as If some people don't want to understand that the ones that rule are controlling everything. Completely manipulating society, and some still don't understand. Many people I know can see it now, which is good.
Love these videos!!! I was 16 then! Wow!!!!!!
Simple and clean.
Don't forget the other classics, "not a cell phone in sight", "people respected each other" , and "get off my lawn" 🤣
I dig that kid's GUESS ? Shirt @ 3:33
No tattoos, piercings, all normal. Please, take me back.
Hey 🤨
Now that's truly what I liked about then, no body modification. Even women dressed with a bit of decorum.
Damn! I hate the nostalgia stuff. But yes, I'm going to do it. I was 19 that year and I do remember those clothing styles from back then. Leftover 80's bright colors toned down, but they were still pretty wild. Ah! I'm an old! And oh man! Miller's Outpost at 1:58
Back when everyone dressed like they were going to the beach 24/7.
Everyone was skinny too.
That's how people dress now, not back then. It was August in Texas and almost everyone is wearing shoes and socks and some are wearing pants. Now it's shorts and sandals even at nice restaurants.
Imagine if this was a time traveling live camera feed! 😂
wasn't even born during these times and I am subscribed because it just looks so calm and peaceful and lively and you can just chill with no worry.
my years were the late 90s and early 2000s which people can arguably say were also very good times
as someone born in 2003, i'd argue somewhere between 2015-17 was the last good era
@da_silent_gen_guy yeah lol I was born 2002 I at least got to experience the 2000's.
Love this! Thanks for Sharing!
Yeah we once had a functional civilization.
I would give much and more to return to those days.
Look at all the umbrella strollers. You dont see that anymore.
My cousin had an umbrella stroller all the way up in 2004. They're still around and I miss them, because they usued to be brighter and more colorful. Now the strollers are all dark and nasty looking, bulky. Past strollers had happy, jolly designs back then and you could really tell they were built with the kids in mind. Now it's all funeral colors lol, if not boring designs just like in the cars.
As close as it gets to time travel. Amazing videos!
Warm interiors, people interacting with each other and not their phones, just an overall chill vibe.
Crazy to think these babies are in their 30's now
1992 looked less obese than today.
Less blue hair and face tats as well.
It was pretty fat back then. But you’re right though
@@the308capitalthat tats were starting in the early 90’s
That's because of no social media, netflix, and cell phones were just phones.
Yeah, and we had no CZcams or toxic information highway.
back when the malls were a place for all of suburbia. you'd see whole families and senior citizens walking around. Now it's deserted or full of shady people. And shoplifting isn't enforced.
I used go to that mall, I remember those tiled floors! I wish there were more videos of the stores themselves like JCPenney and some of places like Tilt arcade!
people were still rocking 80s style in 92 lol, it changed so quick in the following years
I remember going to the mall and just people watching for hours with my friend and brother. We just found it interesting. Watching people today is not the same. They're far less interesting and usually glued to their cell phones.
Thank yiu for posting these. All the baby strollers are exactly the same.
Back when the aesthetic of malls were warm, wood, green, and overall inviting. Today, all shopping places look like bland, sterile, hospital environments.
Yeah, I hated it when most of my local malls renovated. Besides the bland designs, it's the harsh, bright white lighting that makes it seem more uninviting and harder on the eyes, too. I miss the softer, dimmer lights that used to make stores, malls, and restaurants look warm and cozy.
@@jscountrygirl85_326old design are much better than bland greyish designs.
Same with people homes, so sick of this so called modern look.
@@billybassman21 A lot of hotels are adopting this sterile look, too. Thank goodness my mom also doesn't like the modern look. I'd be depressed in a house that looks like an office, prison, or hospital. Warm, cozy, and homey designs cannot make a comeback soon enough!
@@karinadelma Agreed. I miss the fun, creative, warm and inviting atmospheres so much. I'm sick of feeling like I'm in an office building, prison, or hospital whenever I'm in malls, stores, or restaurants.
The obesity crisis hadn’t set in yet but you can see signs of its beginning in this video. The 90s was our last best decade as a nation. Thanks for uploading.
Love the brightly colored vintage pieces you see here, whether it's the family at 0:03, the sweater at 1:14, the multi-colored top at 1:45, the yellow blue top at 2:40, the mother's outfit at 3:29, or the older woman's Mondrian top at 3:58. You have a sense of a distinct style of bright dynamic colors that I haven't come across in other videos on this channel from this era, and you can understand why the grunge look of Kurt Cobain's worn, faded thrifted clothes had such an impact.
This is the first of these videos where I’ve actually been in the mall featured in person! We lived 3 hours from here in the 80s and early 90s and would maybe once a year travel to this mall…it was bigger than ours, as I recall. This was amazing to watch.
1992, age 20. I was in college, working part-time and dating regularly. But my local malls were still my sanctuaries. Ny typical 1992 look was short frizzy hair, bombet jacket, Guess jeans, and a cool t-shirt.
I actually miss going to the mall and getting things in a bag. like carrying a few from different stores. it feels luxury
I miss my mall… 😢😿😢😿😢😿 But, these vids are the next best thing! 🥳
Ha. I was just thinking, “wow, all malls did look alike”. Then i looked in the description, that was my mall when i was 9. Awesome find.
This looks like it was before 92. I'm guessing 89? The fashion, the big hair, colorful clothing, etc. 92 is when there was a mass adoption of baggy pants.
I live in a large metro area and drive 1 hour south to the boonies and they are always 3 years behind in fashion trends.
That looks like the early 90's to me. Especially the hair styles.
@@thenightporter
Yeah, you're probably right. I remember 92 vividly... I had a blast in middle school, but things changed in 92 when I turned a freshman in HS. All the friends I used to skated with, stopped skating and became wannabe gangsters and taggers. Dre Dre Chronic was released in 92, and Cypress Hill was popular as well. Everyone just became different during these years. Living in LA, I also remembered the 92 riots. Race issues were huge down here. The 90's were still fun though, but the 80's was the best imo.
Nah this is extremely '92 (esp in the boonies/suburbs): oversized teal t-shirts, stonewashed denim shorts, white socks and Reeboks, scrunchies. At least that's what was all over FL when I was a kid.
This mall is in Texas, so the big teased hair is accurate.
94 is when grunge took over and the 80's styles were long gone..
Man, I remember being 8 in 1992..
Part of me wants to record people wandering today for future generations but I’d probably be arrested for invasion of privacy.
1992 - The greatest year in civilization
1957*
I was 25 in 1992, maybe that's why I think this way, it's hard to explain, but the women seemed to be so much prettier. I don't know if it's as simple as the hair styles or style of dress. It seems that most of the women carry themselves so much better back then. They're walking straighter, more confidence, smiling more....
I recommend taking a look at U.S. obesity rates over time. In addition to this, western women have become more masculine which many men find unattractive.
Well there’s not face tats neck tats and the big hair was still kinda in for about another year..
They knew who they were back then. Now, no one knows the definition of what it means to be a woman 😵
@@NateDohDoubleGee Agreed. I'm gay so don't care that much but I have less female friends as time goes on. Why? Used to be to get the feminine energy. Now many seem angry and masculine and carrying around a bag of grievances and complaints. Rather hang out with guys! Must be a nightmare to date nowadays. Also I see less and less fashion as time goes on, people generally look worse
@@istvanpraha That's an interesting perspective and one I would have never thought about, but it makes a lot of sense. Dating women now is somewhat a double edged sword. Some things are faster/easier but definitely less wholesome and mostly empty. I recommend staying gay.
I remember the old South Plains Mall. It was one of my childhood malls. I remember when it used to look like that, all vintage and nostalgic with those trees and benches. Those were the good old days. Now, this mall looks really different, you wouldn't even recognize it. Once the new Dillard's opens and the old Dillard's stores close forever, it will be the end of an era for this mall. I miss the old South Plains Mall, the one in this video.
Those babies are now 32/33 y.o. How time flies so swiftly.
That early 90s White suburban mom hairdo was just awful. Not sure why almost literally every woman had it. At 3:22 is the 1 single brunette with really nice hair, even for 2024. Probably the single only legit hot woman in 1992 lol!
nah, just watch 90s movies and you'll see how hot women were then. As well as the 80s. So much more feminine. (I was one of them, as I'm now a 61 year old woman! ) :D
I lived in Lubbock at that time. Exactly as I remember it.
This guy has a real eye for catching human nature.
No tattoos, cross dressers, weirdoes.
In 1992? Yes there were 🤣
@@Dixon193 Not nearly as many as there is now, and they certainly weren't in our government.
I missed out on the 90's at least I can see what it was like. My mom told me a lot about it.
What a culture shift. More families and relaxed atmosphere before the gangs and violence and dissociation narcissism of cell phones set in.
Are you kidding? Gangs were a huge problem in 92.
@@perry_carrey8327 not at my mall now they are ..
Ever heard of the bloods & the crips? Even wearing the wrong sports cap could lead to misunderstandings
@@DavidRuff-qh5jq I didn't realize you were referring to malls specifically.
So true
I was 28 that year. Me and a buddy hung out at malls for years at that point.One comment to make about these kinds of videos.....................People were AWARE of their SURROUNDINGS,and not BURIED in a SMART(DUMB)PHONE.