1950s Cabbie Reveals What "Real" Men Did & Didn't Do. An Ordinary Guy Speaks His Truth
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Published 2019-02-05
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Full video on my Channel named “1950s Cabbie Reveals what Real Men Did & Didn’t Do. An Ordinary Guy Speaks His Truth”
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This was filmed in 1989. He thought society was going downhill then. Imagine if he saw all the confusion and crazy shit going on today.
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When an elderly dies: it’s a library that goes to ashes.
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"I get off work, I go home, and I shut my door" I appreciate how relatable this is
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This is why I adore the elderly so much. Listening to old people’s wisdom and hearing them talk about their lives is so fascinating, eye-opening, and frankly humbling.
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Melvin H Baker died December 25, 1991 of congestive heart failure at Frederick Memorial Hospital in Maryland. White house tour guide, taxi driver, and a Boy Scout leader! RIP Melvin, thanks for sharing your memories. You will be missed!
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This is why documentaries are so important. If we don’t interview people about their experiences, we’ll misinterpret the past.
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If half of the kids today had a father like this. This is a real man.
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Everybody's life is interesting. Can't believe I never saw this channel. I graduated HS in 1980. I fully think the loss of trade classes is what is missing in society. We had auto shop, printmaking for newspapers, electronics, wood shop( I was the only girl in this class). Then we had creative classes like art, ceramics, drama, sewing and cooking. It is a great way to go into a trade or just learn how to take care of yourself.
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The older i get the more I understand old people.
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Guy has a great voice
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Grew up in the 2000’s. My dad owned a convenience store and a lot of the older fellas used to come and sit and watch TV. Quite a few vets from the WWII and Korea generation, I learned a lot from those guys and I’m lucky to have had that opportunity.
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These interviews with those from generations past are invaluable. I was lucky enough to be around when the WW1 generation were still alive. They were stoic, solid, tough without putting on an act, and strong: I feel very lucky to have known them.
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This gentleman should have had a career as a narrator. Great voice and tone for telling stories
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I like this guy. Level headed. Has opinions but doesn’t think he knows everything. Open to ideas but he is who he is.
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The 80's were a great decade for documentaries! Fantastic to hear this gentleman's opinion. Thank you for posting!
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A sensible man, and a great thing to listen to. Plenty of people like this still exist, but viewing him talk is like a time-capsule. We learn from history, whether it be good or bad. That's how we avoid repeating it. Censorship doesn't help us, otherwise those at the top dictate what's "right."
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“College shouldn’t be 10k a semester” Oh if only he could see it now
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This is called the 'straight talk', no bs, no hype, no agenda, no made up crap. Truth resonates and it shows in the face and tone of voice. Live and learn, from people who lived a real life.
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I was a high school teacher in '93. One of my co-workers was about 25 years older than I and had been in education 30 years. I asked him about students and what he thought about their education. He said that writing skills had definitely declined, but test scores had increased (SAT/ACT). Overall, he remarked that thinking skills were seriously lacking and that the best indicator for a child's success in school was dependent on the amount of parental involvement -- more involvement, better students, better learning.