This is so real.. At 0:51 you see on left, vertical sign (larco) if I’m not mistaken the sign vertical (villa nova) it’s hard to read, in between Larco and Bank of America sign would become the (rainbow bar n grill) within the next couple of years. Probably 1969 or 70? This is so Adam 12. Back then, the idea was every time you see teenagers pull over quick, get out start chasing through alleys, peeping every window.. Ordinary corrupt human degenerates
My step dad used to work at McInerny / Liberty House as a tailor, and he use to tailor for Jack Lord. My little brother fell in that koi fish pond at Ala Moana. 🤭
it was so clean back then plenty of petrol and diesel at the service stations. Grocery store shelves were fully stocked clean running water, electricity and air conditioning a stable currency a thriving economy wow I wonder what happened.
What is the problem? Do you think that Russia is such an evil country? Be glad that you are alive, if it were not for the USSR, you would not have been born
@@kirisikkarasik2774 Any reply we write critical of the Soviet Union, Russian government and International Communism to Russian accounts that are glorifying these things is getting deleted.
Красота, вот бы туда... как эти путешественники во времени, у всех удивление главное вызывают... Дак конечно! На машине из будущего, с видеорегистратором!😮
I was at secondary school in 1967. I did not know then but I now realise that PC was awfully close to the infamous red light district of London. Not really suitable for a child so my parents (they were quite strict) never took me there. Ah! :)
I came to Honolulu in 1984 as a teenager.....I loved Ala Moana back then.....still had mom and pop stores there.....there was an old and pretty big five and dime store there that had dusty shelves etc......miss the more simple times and not the fancy stores that charge $10,000 per square foot to rent...
DEPARTMENT STORES ELECTRICITY AND AIR CONDITIONING EVERYONE IS WELL DRESSED RUNNING WATER NO TRASH IN THE STREETS EVERYONE HAS JOBS NOW THEY HAVE BODIES DUMPED IN THE STREET THANKS MOOOO GAH BEEEE
I miss Hong Kong very much! Old or new. I grew up in Hong Kong throughout the 1950s and 1960s and left for the U.S. since 1969. I have been back to visit a few times and can't wait to go back to visit again.
