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-40You would let Trump take 90% of your income if it helps him.become re elected. Amirite? Also about important and quality
+27Momentum is more important than quality in many aspects of life, amirite? Also about important, quantity, and quality
+75Mind always thinks according our environment, And evaluating results after comparing all available factors, taken time to evaluate problem depends on quantity and quality of factors, to reach a closer & correct result it is important to left all unneccessary factors, And it is possible only then if there is an experience or broader mind. amirite? Also about quantity and quality
+50Words are about quality, not quantity. It's a shame that they often have a negative correlation, Amirite?
I'd say the 30's and 50's.
I'm thinking the 50's A lot of housing tracts going up, small but well built. Interstate freeway system was started. Food was natural ingredients and not like the garbage they put in food now. Cars as well as major appliances were built to last 20 years or more, and to top it all off, a one income was enough to support an entire family.
Probably the 50's.
I'd say the fifties through the sixties
I have lived only trough 2 decades so not much of a choice
Perhaps not a long time to choose, but we always have choices.
Weird times are approaching. I don't know if I will ever have a favorite decade, but maybe that's just my pessimism.
Weird times are approaching?
What's that about?
The rise of overly sensitive politically correct millenials that would censor society itself for the benefit of feelings.
Phuck 'em!
Seriously though, you think those snowflakes have a toehold on anything? Anything at all?
My dear Bud, NEVER underestimate stupid people in large groups. Ever heard of ANTIFA? Your opinion can actually get you hurt nowadays.
Touche!
I understand and respect the question. I agree with Rooster and others.
HOWEVER - [I know, never a simple answer from grumpy old Budwick] - I believe that quality has always been more important than quantity. But, we've been trained to think otherwise.
I remember department stores in downtown Milwaukee (not New York) before the early 60's. Multi level stores crawling with nicely dressed, courteous, knowledgeable employees offering to help you find what you might be looking for. People to assist fitting shoes, pants, shirts etc. People in the appliance area actually familiar with the products on display. Lot's of products and brands to choose from.
Then, stores like Treasure Island and K-Mart sprung up. Vast stores with mountains of crap and not an employee in sight. But the crap was less cost than the department stores.
Over time, department stores gave up and disappeared. More and more high volume crap stores popped up all over the place. Nobody complained (except for old farts like me.) I remember when the local family owned hardware store closed. It felt like a good friend had passed away.
And now, another generation of shopping mutation is well underway. Online stores are creaming the brick and mortar shops. The good news is that online shops like Amazon have both available - crap and good stuff. But, it's up to you to know the difference.