Well, one other thing in the 70s was everyone kind of lived a simpler life anyway. Not many had really luxurious things, and most places weren’t trying to be anything fancy. It’s just a place to live and the basics for most. I love what we have today, but I also miss those times as well since nobody cared if your place of living wasn’t up to date with all the luxeries we come to take for granted as necessities or judged for possibly not having them.
That’s complete and utter nonsense. Where did you get the idea that people weren’t interested in luxury in the 1970s? The Disco Era? The Me Generation?
You can’t live that life even if you tried, and it’s percisily the basica that are unaffordable these days. The luxury stuff is cheap but housing education childcare food and transportation ruin people
Well, one other thing in the 70s was everyone kind of lived a simpler life anyway. Not many had really luxurious things, and most places weren’t trying to be anything fancy. It’s just a place to live and the basics for most. I love what we have today, but I also miss those times as well since nobody cared if your place of living wasn’t up to date with all the luxeries we come to take for granted as necessities or judged for possibly not having them.
That’s complete and utter nonsense. Where did you get the idea that people weren’t interested in luxury in the 1970s? The Disco Era? The Me Generation?
Ah yes, the frivolous luxuries such as housing and health care.
Oh I bet you want mental health care to… you baller.
You can’t live that life even if you tried, and it’s percisily the basica that are unaffordable these days. The luxury stuff is cheap but housing education childcare food and transportation ruin people
Wow thanks for clearing that up lol