Main Place Mall in Buffalo in the 1970s. The orange walls and globe lights give the whole place a warm look. I always like seeing mall interiors before colors like this started disappearing.
More Atari 2600 duplicates. This one is two more levels deep. Not going to take them out of the box.
When the chips are down. You can always count on ... Him.
Before and After that band you discovered signed their big record deal.
The Cherry Hill Mall in New Jersey opened in 1961 and over 25,000 people shopped there on its opening day. Here is the lovely Palm Court area in front of the department store, Bamberger's, which opened in 1962.
Opened a box labeled Atari 2600 Dupes (Poor Quality). I think its time I let these go.
I like when old McDonald’s ads remind you how local some of this stuff could be. This Ludington location was offering a Tuesday Night Pancake Supper, with all the hotcakes you could eat for one dollar.
I want video of Bo Jackson snapping each of these in half when he is unhappy with how he used them.
Product 19 always seemed like an adult cereal, but I liked it anyway. To me, it was one of the best tasting cereals in that serious part of the aisle. Today I am looking back at the history, strange name, and eventual disappearance of Product 19.
www.retroist.com/p/product-19
On an all new Video Store Podcast, I am back behind the counter with four film recommendations from the late 80s and early 90s about undercover work. In these movies, different crimes happen, but all involved are changed by the work.
www.videostorepodcast.com/p/in-too-dee...
