Do You Remember Lucky Grocery Stores? 

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If only we could go back to those days ..

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There used to be a Market Basket across the street from Huntington Center(Bella Terra). It had an aerial picture of when it was built in 1963. It was just the Market Basket, a small attached strip mall, and it was surrounded by farmland. No Huntington Center, no houses, nothing.

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I remember that store on Atlantic BLVD. It had a curve shape to it, and you had to go around to the back of the store to get inside, It had no entrance from Atlantic BLVD.

thanks...I guess you weren't "Lucky" on that one...j/k

thanks for sharing your memories

I clearly remember the "yellow wrap" corn chips and oatmeal raisin cookies! The chips were good, but the cookies were hard as rocks. We had to stick a piece of bread in the package to soften them up. 😂

@@jancw thanks for sharing your memories

Lucky's is still up in the Bay Area.

thanks for sharing your memories

thank you for your suggestions, I will put it on my list.

thanks for sharing the memory.

How nice is the union pension ?

thanks for sharing your memories

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Chuck E Cheese's and AOL filed for bankrupt you should do video in the future too 📲😇

Thank you for the clarification. You definitely have first hand knowledge. I was only a kid when it switched over. Thanks for watching and hope you subscribed, more videos coming soon.

i worked for albertsons as a truck driver,when we inherited lucky? it was a nightmare! ratty cab overs,stores w no docks etc/ the seniority list was dovetailed and little by little all the crap stores were divested.

@@allfiredup200099 Lucky Stores (American Stores) was making more profits than Albertsons was with fewer stores. Albertsons closed stores that didn't need to be closed. Those stores didn't lose money, they broke-even. And by closing those "under preforming" stores, the buying power was cut. Not being able to buy large amounts means not buying items at a better deal. Again, worst decision ever was "Changing the name from Lucky to Albertsons" why? Lucky Stores had the highest market share in Southern California. It cost a huge amount to change over 200 stores from one name to the other. Then lost customers. Albertsons was supposed to change all the other divisions to Albertsons, but realized what a huge mistake it was doing it to Lucky. I saw a lot of good Albertsons Employees lose their jobs because of the way Albertsons did it. And I also learned that Albertsons (and Lucky) at the time lied to their employees and also our own union lied to their members. But Albertsons lied to their employees and made them work off the clock at store level all the time. Again, worst thing that ever happened to a great company, Lucky Stores was a great company.

thanks for sharing that info. Lucky are no longer in socal.

@@EricCProductions76 Yes it's a shame. I read the remaining ones are up north near the San Francisco area etc. Correct me if i'm wrong.

@@techminds1579 they are up in north cali

I,live in Detroit, Michigan. A&P has bought the Detroit Based, Farmer Jack Supermarkets. A&P had rebranded A&P to Farmer Jack Supermarkets, and went out of business.

Maybe where the Albertsons is, on Grand? A lot of Albertsons used to be Luckys.

@@lilialvarado9106 Or Was The Lucky At Chino Hills Parkway And Pipeline Avenue Where The Smart And Final Is (Formerly Vons/Haggen)

that's right, except it is only in Northern California now, it used to be in Southern Calif.

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Didn't know that, thanks for the input

True. It's why my mom went to Lucky's more than all the other chains combined. She would hit Albertsons(the closest grocery store), Ralph's and Safeway occasionally, but it was Lucky's in Westminster(I think, it might have been Garden Grove), and Fedco in Costa Mesa for most of our food shopping.

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thank you for the suggestion, I will put it on my list

I will, thanks.

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No, but are you suggesting that I do an Albertson's video?

@@EricCProductions76 yes please

There was one on Warner Ave in Huntington Beach that we never went to. It was apparently very expensive and my parents didn't like it at all. It apparently opened in 1972, my parents went once, and never again.