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Number 2, Rafael!
Yep we had tickets too. You got 4 if you were a kid, and 8 for an adult. Then they switched to the electronic system a few years back (I forget exactly when).
Me too. Our local library was in a converted convent chapel, everything was done with card indexes and library tickets, and the only sound permitted was the deafening thud of the rubber stamp used to mark the due date in the books!
Video tapes were new, the local record shop doubled as a video rental shop, stocked VHS and Beta and had a Space Invaders machine.
Library 'tickets' were a little pouch with your name and address on them.
when you wanted a book, you presented your ticket at the issue counter. a card was taken from the back of your book and placed in the pouch. The return date was stamped in the back of the book, and the library kept your ticket until you returned the book.
As for gas prices, Iremember being young enough that the price of gas didn't matter. Mum just stopped off at the two pumps on the car dealership forecourt, passed the pump jockey five pounds, he filled the tank and still had time to check the oil and water, and we were good for another week.
Been 3.10 at times here in the last couple weeks in the midwest.Gas is down to 3.85.
Been 3.10 at times here in the last couple weeks in the midwest.
Figures.
I'm glad it isn't 4.05 or whatever the hell it was like two weeks ago.
I also remember milkman deliveries and bottle pick-ups. Also the huckster truck, and our insurance man coming to the house often...I don't know if it was monthly but it seems like it. His name was Ben.
I remember solid chocolat bunnies at easter, not the hollow one. lol
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