Nothing has really changed. Computers and game consoles in every kids room in the house. TV's in every room. People mindlessly wasting time on entertainment. If you magically turned those TV's into flat screens and they were holding cellphones it'd look just like today.
I was 13 in Sonoma Ca. I remember that "do-ya-know-do-ya..". Those were fun times... started smoking weed and getting into punk rock and guitar a couple years after this. We were huge partiers. Big Kegers up on the hill with a hundred people was normal. All talking and joking around. People's houses got destroyed
Yous grew up in a really nice house. Yous have no back fences that divide the property's, no pool safety fence! Wow! The way you guys interact was very different to the way we did in Australia. I wouldv loved to have grown up in America & have similar parents & live in a house like yours.
Lol, the only visible thing you can see in his sister's bedroom beside the pile of clothes is a can of hairspray, then the first thing she does when he interviews her is check her hair!,😂😂😂 SOO 90'S, lol you have a cute family, love this!!!❤🎉
I think your brother is mistaking epilepsy for retardation. The secret that no one tells you is that no one ever grows up. If you were a jerk when you were a kid you're a jerk today. If you were a good-hearted person you're still a jerk 😊😅
How times have changed. Austin is a big tech hub with a million residents. And Michael Jackson has been all but forgiven for mol*sting that boy (who k**led himself after his family settled out of court)
i was 7 in 1990...was some of the best times for me...cartoons on point...tv shows on point...playing outside waS LEGENDARY....THE TOYS WERE EPIC...best video games...best of times
I just hope that the people who complain about Austin's changes are not the same ones who hype capitalism like the greatest economical system ever. Because capitalism is what changed Austin, for better and for the worst.
I really miss when people were living the moment and weren’t compelled to post everything onto what was called the internet. The web was in its infancy in 1990 and most people knew nothing about it, you had to know somebody or pick up a computer magazine to have any idea. Also note how this home actually looks lived in and gritty. All of the new houses I see look sterile, lifeless and drab. We have gone backwards.
It’s funny to think recording something was once such an occasion someone would ask In disbelief why you were recording something so monotonous, now it’s so common place you don’t even consider it.
"This is for anyone who sees this." I'm one of those anyone! And I thank the past you for documenting this, and then many years later sharing it on youtube for the world to see! 😊
