BOOMER SUPERMARKET 1962 CLASSIC TV SHOWS CARTOONS COMMERCIALS on DVD at TVDAYS.com

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[bromah]

ok time for some math....6$ (rounded up) is the cost of a "weeks" groceries in 1962, average hourly wage factory worker, 4$, anual salary 9k.  yearly grocery bill: 210$ about, less than 2 weeks wages. i couldn't do that today on ramen noodles and vitamins. WTF america. real wage does not equal cost of living increases.

[txvoltaire]

The Nelson family has returned to the car before Chipper has suffered from heat stroke!

[OldTimerGuy58]

What the....! Why arent they using the bar code scanners?

[eddy909100]

@txvoltaire poor chipper!

[cbowman61]

i give 5000 dolar for 55 chevy

[PrisonerNumber9653]

"Mother asks Mr. Ingall if he could recommend a sauce that would go well with roast cocker spaniel"

[happy1465]

Leaving that dog in the car is so wrong. And the narrator makes it seem so a-ok. The Mom is such a MILF though. So i guess its ok.

[pgrath1]

@bromah - the FED's money printing to cover Gov't vote-buying, massive deficits and Wall St. bailouts is a TAX. It means more money chasing the same amount of goods. Who loses? Worker's wages and middle class savings.

[jvnvch]

This is actually a 1957 film, not 1962, but the prices are still amazing, and it's surprising how similar the store is in many ways to stores of today.

[hazeleyz11]

I was worried about the dog. I hope it was a cool day!

[tynerd]

@bromah average manufacturing job paid $2.62 an hour in California. My dad worked in a grocery store and he didn't make that much. Minimum wage in 1965-1966 was $1.25 an hour....

[tynerd]

average manufacturing job paid $2.62 an hour in California. My dad worked in a grocery store and he didn't make that much. Minimum wage in 1965-1966 was $1.25 an hour....