What was daily life like in the 80s/90s/00s?

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taste buds change as you get older as well - so not surprised you dont find things as enjoyable as you did when you were a kid (plus memories can be misleading to how good they really were or tasted)

you can be told how good/bad things are when you are a kid and you'll believe/agree with it - then you grow older and learn to think for yourself how things are better or worse than what you've always been told.
Like revisiting a place you remember from your childhood as being big, only to find it's quite small.
 

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Like revisiting a place you remember from your childhood as being big, only to find it's quite small.
When your back goes out trying to drink from the water fountains
 
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I can remember these badboys at the local deli.
 
On shapes, they definitely aren't as good as they once were, less emphasis on 'flavour you can see', especially Nacho Cheese which was my go-to since that came in but a pale imitation nowadays. Red Rock Deli chips are similar, when they initially became a sensation it was very much 'flavour you can see'. A lot of biscuits still on the shelves have devolved too.

I remember being crazy for Tomato Salsa shapes and then the In a Biskit Nacho in the late 90s. They didn't last long though sadly.
 

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Remember that surreal moment as a kid on an interstate holiday or something when you found out some states do their gingernut biscuits and creaming soda differently. I gave my first brown cream soda the side-eye but was quickly converted.
 
Remember that surreal moment as a kid on an interstate holiday or something when you found out some states do their gingernut biscuits and creaming soda differently. I gave my first brown cream soda the side-eye but was quickly converted.
Remember when Schweppes brought on clear cola for a bit? I was blown away as a 10yo
 
And now we have 101 cooking shows where slobs can find new ways to mix fat with sugar and then wonder why they can't lose wait.
I've always had a theory that the amount of cooking you actually do is inversely proportional to the amount of cooking shows you watch.
 
dog on the tuckerbox - took our kids and we all said 'is that it?'
We came back from Bathurst and I was pretty pumped to show the kids, my memory had it as something pretty special so you know was keen to see it. After pulling off to find it, we had the same sort of “is that it?”, didn’t even stop the car, just turned around and back on the highway we went.
 
Remember that surreal moment as a kid on an interstate holiday or something when you found out some states do their gingernut biscuits and creaming soda differently. I gave my first brown cream soda the side-eye but was quickly converted.
I was shocked as a kid when we went to
Adelaide for holidays and they had no Milk Bars.
A few decades later and we finally almost there ourselves.
 
I was shocked as a kid when we went to
Adelaide for holidays and they had no Milk Bars.
A few decades later and we finally almost there ourselves.
We had milk bars, we just called them deli's
 
Recording songs off the radio.
Dubbing cassette tapes
I was stoked when i got a twin deck with a pause button and stereo speakers after having one with just one speaker and no pause button, the recordings didn't end so abruptly
 

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