 Today, we're eating 100 years of McDonald's, 100 years of prison food, and 100 years of airplane food. Be sure to watch until the end because you won't believe some of the food we're about to try, and some exclusive food from the future that hasn't come out yet. Starting with airplane food. The first ever meal served on a plane was in 1921, and it included a cold ham and cheese sandwich, a hard-boiled egg, fruit, and water. Also, a plane ticket in the 1920s cost only $5. It's time to taste it. How is it? How is it? Wow. It's good, but why is everything cold? Because this is before they served warm foods since there was no working outlets on planes, and no way to use a microwave. There were also no seat belts back then, so if you hit turbulence, this is probably what happened. Let's just move on to the 1940s, where flight attendants were first introduced to make flying more comfortable. Here you go. A sky mill in the 1940s was a filet mignon, green beans, brownies, and sparkling cider. And I'm going to eat the filet mignon for you eat all of it. And not only was the service better, planes themselves became way more comfortable, and you could even nap on them, too. Oh, Shawn, here comes the airplane. You're so funny. What do I have to do to join the mouth? Just follow me to my cockpit. Sir, the flight landed. Is everything okay? In the 1960s, airline food got even fancier. That's because flying was more and more common. A typical meal was lobster, poached salmon, fruit pie, salad, and red wine. I call it a salmon. What? You need to eat the salad, not the salmon. Mmm. Whoa. It's tasty. You know what else is tasty? You guys. Because why can't boys like this go and be on my plane? Fruit pie, lobster. Wow. You know, before this, flying was only for the rich. However, this did cause problems because the rich didn't like flying with the poor. This is literally the best airplane food I've ever had. We'll get ready for the 1980s because food quality significantly dropped. The average meal served was spaghetti, mixed veggies, a cookie, and coke. Mmm. Okay. The spaghetti's bad. Well, that's because the airline cut costs and the food got a lot worse. This was also the decade that in-flight entertainment became introduced. Did somebody say entertainment? This is the entertainment we're talking about. Oh. Yeah, I was. Wait, don't stop. You wanted Caleb to continue stripping? Hey. Oh. Also, during this decade, at the end of every flight, you could visit the cockpit and meet the pilot. Hey, captain. So what made you want to become a pilot? To overcome my fear. A pirate? No. Dying alone. Let's move on to the next decade. In the 2000s, they served nothing. But most people would bring their own food on board, or they had to be okay with the snacks that the airline served, which was pretzels. Hey. Hey, you forgot our drinks. Oh, thank God. Yeah. Can we get something to drink? Yeah. Coffee or tea? Coffee. Wrong. It's tea. What the hell are you doing, man? Ladies, hit my line. Baby, I've been thinking a lot lately. Can't let it go to waste, right? Whoa. That's hot. You know, during this decade, you weren't allowed to visit the cockpit anymore. Actually, the pilot requested to see you. Really? Yeah, he insisted. I feel honored. Thanks, Captain. This is so cool. Is this the joystick you used to fly the plane? Nah. But I'm going to use my joints to fly you. Yeah. Let's get out of here before the plane goes down. In the 2020s, planes became even more accessible to everyone thanks to ultra-budget airlines, which then they served you chicken pasta, salad, and bread. We're not going to eat that. We're going to eat the meal you get when you buy a first-class ticket, which would be golden flake steak, golden brownies, salad, pastries, and a cheesecake. Oh. Here we go. You know what? Screw the fork. This is so delicate. Golden flake steak. You're eating gold? Oh. I feel like I'm about to poop out dollar bills after this. Oh, my God. Wow. Hey, I cannot get enough of this cheesecake. Wow. Wow. Mm-hmm. What the my do-do. Honestly, this is the best food I've ever had. You've had a lot of food. And after trying all the meals airplanes have to offer, it was finally time to try 100 years of prison food. Oh, shit. So cute. Alex, they got you, too. We always said we were going to finish each other's sentences when we were younger. Hey, this looks good. Let's dig in. You guys got a visitor. Al Capone? What'd you get arrested for? Staying up too late. But that's not illegal. They said I was resisting arrest. No, but seriously, first-degree murder. You know, in the 1920s, they considered lobsters bonds of the sea and only fed them to prisoners. They fed us trash because they thought we were trash. Time to eat. Ah. You know what? I actually don't want to eat this. I don't. We're nasty. That's it. You're not going to eat the food. You're going to come with me. Wait. Where are you taking us? To the 1940s, where things in prison got a lot worse. So in the 1940s, an average prison meal was corned beef, chowder, salad, and milk. Eat up. It tastes like soft beef jerky. I'll be the judge of that. Oh, wait. It does taste a little bit like beef jerky. You guys are eating good. We're about to eat good. This is my favorite so far. That was bad. I'm so sorry you guys have to eat this every day. You know, that's almost as bad as prisoners were treated in the 1940s. Yeah. A lot of people at the time became prison guards just so they could beat the prisoners. Which is why sometimes we did this. What's going on here? Get out. Get out. Get out. Now it's time for a taste of your own medicine. Our next prison meal is from the 1960s and it consisted of boiled chicken drumsticks with no seasoning, plain white rice, mashed potatoes, some juice, and overcooked vegetables. And before we dig in, we have Charles Manson here who's going to eat this meal with us. Wait, what did you go to jail for? I'm a lady killer. Oh. No, like literally. Shall we feast? You know what? If I'm eating chicken, it has to be fried. You sound like Alex. Wait, where is Alex? You're going nowhere. I got you for three minutes. Three minutes of me time. And now we're joined by Jeffrey Dahmer. Hey guys. In the 1990s, they served Nutrilo, canned fruits, beans, and toast. You want to try the fruit? I've never tried anything like this in my life. It tastes like a granola bar with meat inside. I eat this every day. But you're probably more tasty. Hey, I'm choking. I'm actually choking. Bring some of this fruit juice. I think I'm just going to move on to the next decade. Yeah, me too. Where am I? Relax. We're just going to hang out, watch a movie, and take some pictures. What? I'm just kidding. So now we're in 2024. Yeah. Anyways, for modern day prison meals, inmates eat hamburgers, salad, water, and a baked potato. And we have an actual inmate who's going to join us to eat our meal. Bonk? I thought you'd be out of here by now. Prison is not so bad when you find your soulmate. Get over here, honey. Tana? Is that you? You guys got to get me the fuck out of here. Hey, hey. Guess what? I'm Tana's bitch. No, you're not. Yes! I'm your bitch. Honey, I'm sorry. Honey, I'm sorry. You're so clearly forcing Tana into this relationship. Tana, am I forcing you to do anything? Yes. Shit. That's the good. What are you waiting for? Oh my god, your teeth could fall out eating that. That's how hard you can get in prison. If you know what I mean. And what about for dessert? For dessert, you had honey bun. Well, you got to pay for the honey bun. With your honey bun. And look back today, it's your honey bun. After barely escaping jail, it was finally time to move on to 100 years of McDonald's. Behind me is the world's oldest McDonald's that still serves the original menu from the 1950s. The first meal ever served in the 1950s was the original deluxe burger, shoe shrink french fries and a classic vanilla shake. Can't wait to see how this tastes. I'm going to try the hamburger. How is it? Wow. And this is actually how the menu looked at the time. And the burger only cost 25 cents and only 50 cents for the entire meal. But did you know that in the 1950s, Ronald McDonald was at the mascot. It was actually this guy, Speedy. They called it Speedy to symbolize how fast and efficient the food service was. It's finally time to try the milkshake. How is it? Dude, this is good. But let's see how the food looked like in the 1960s. This was also the decade when Ronald McDonald was introduced as the mascot. So in the 1960s they served hula burger, filet-o-fish, Big Mac and cherry pie. That's a lot of food. By the way, this was also the year when the Big Mac was first introduced. Now we're going to try the hula burger and the filet-o-fish. It's just pineapples inside. Wait, what? There's no meat? Why the hell would they put just pineapples and sell that? Of course that would get discontinued. Are you going to finish that? No, you can actually have it. And the reason why we don't have our drinks yet is because Sonic was introduced in the 1960s and McDonald's had their workers also deliver their drinks and rollerblades to compete with Sonic. Oh, there's our drinks right now! I'll get you another drink right now. I'm so sorry. And that's why they stopped doing that. But now it's time to move on to the 1970s. I'm a Uber driver. Get in. I didn't order an Uber. We've got one now. I'm good, bro. Thanks. Oh, my. Oh, shit! Get the hell in! Oh, wait, wait, wait. Want to help me look for my dog? I need your help. In the 1970s, the McPizza was first introduced. The chopped beef steak sandwich with fries, fried and beef oil, and the triple ripple ice cream. Ooh, I never knew McDonald's served pizza. All of this was only a dollar and 25 cents, by the way. Oh, no way. Mmm. It got discontinued because the pizza took way too long to make and it didn't fit the fast food theme. Yeah, because I would want my food now. But also during this decade, they introduced the first half-email. All right, we're going to show you guys what's inside. The first toy that McDonald's introduced. Wait, is that grimace from the Grimace Shake? Yes. Wait, why did it get discontinued? Because it would say inappropriate things like this. Whoa! Wait. Whoa, hey, hey. Okay, that was too much. Yeah. Let's see what was on the menu in the 1980s. In the 1980s, McDonald's introduced the McSpaghetti, McDLT, onion nuggets, and coffee all for the first time. What the heck is a McDLT? I think it's a burger you're supposed to put together yourself. Ooh, that crunch. All of this was only $2.50. Wow, that's a pretty good deal. I'm going to try the McSpaghetti. And I'm going to try the onion bites. Oh my God, it's spaghetti from McDonald's. It's the best thing ever. Mine wasn't bad, but I just feel like these things shouldn't belong on a McDonald's menu. Yeah, I agree. But did you guys know that McDonald's actually has a toy that's permanently banned? It's a McDonald's brass knuckle. Ooh, I know what to do with this. This is what I call a McBeatdown. A McBeatdown with an S tier. Ladies, there's plenty more where that came from. In the 1990s, McDonald's introduced a seafood menu for the first time. The McLobster, McSoup, and the McLean lettuce wrap to reduce fat. Does it look like I go to McDonald's to eat healthy? Get to know my face. I'll just eat it. Okay. Ooh. This is good. Now it's time to try the McLobster. Ooh, is it healthy? Yeah. I'll get that out of my face now. This continued to make lobster because it was actually too expensive. Wait, where's our drink? The McSoup. No, it's not. Shut up. Oh, wait. Oh, my God. It tastes like carrot soup. I'm not trying that. Let's go ahead and move on to the next decade. In the 2000s, McDonald's introduced super-sized options for the first time. You can super-size anything you ordered to make it extra, extra big, like these fries, this burger, and this sprite. They also serve wings for the first time as well. Oh, no wings. Oh, this super-sized burger looks McTasty. Whoa, you're already super-sized. Unless you want to get McFatter. You don't have much room to talk. McTanner. All right, we're going to try the McWings. Oh, I remember this. Do you like it? Good. It is good. They should bring this back. I'm going to take this to go. Oh, okay. Mine ever. I feel like we're missing something for the fries. Super-sized ketchup. That is the biggest bottle of ketchup I've ever seen. Oh, hey. Dude, you're missing some food. A little bit more. It's still my more at the bottom usually. Okay, let's move on to the next decade. In 2010s, the McRib became very popular, along with Fish McBites, McNuggets, and the McFlurry. What's the Fish McBite? If I bite into a chicken nugget and there's fish in it, someone's about to catch these McHands. And that's a McPromise. It's not too bad. It's like biting into a chocolate chip cookie and there's raisins inside instead. Now we're going to try the McRib. Oh, my mom. Dude, that's the best thing I'll taste it ever. Really? Yeah. Let me have a bite. Calm down. Calm down. Yeah, we got to stop doing these food videos. Let's move on to the next decade. And now for the McDonald's meal from the future. Wait, where is it? It's being delivered right now. How? Look up. It's a McDonald's delivery drum that they're going to have in the future. No way! Oh, and in case you guys are wondering what happened to Tanner, this is him in the future. Yeah, I really let myself go. You guys are not going to believe what we have. Check it out. None of these have even been released yet, but we have the shrimp burger, the teriyaki burger, the spicy McRisby sandwich, the black angus bean, and the grimace ice cream. Let's try the teriyaki burger first. Look at that meat. All right, let's take a bite at the same time. Oh, my God. That's so good. Probably my favorite. I'm not going to lie. Now we're going to try the spicy McRisby sandwich. That was a good chicken. Now let's try the black angus bean. Holy crap! Amazing! This is wokoo beef. All right, now I'm going to try the shrimp burger. And now we're going to try the grimace ice cream. That's good. What is it? What flavor is that? What is this? Oh, no. Oh, my God. Not only does it taste good, but it also tastes healthy. Now we have to decide which decade was our favorite. Definitely this one. Yeah, 100% is a lot. 100% this. Subscribe if this was your favorite meal, but comment down below if you liked a different decade. Turner. Turner, you with? No.