What do you miss about the good old days?

telephone boxes

there used to be hundreds of them where I lived. not sure why, but standing in a brightly colored booth with the door closed while on a private phonecall felt.. well, good.

I also miss the days when you used to be able to ring up the operator to reverse the call charges. lifesaver if you didn't have the money to hand

also calling the operator to get someone's number, and, if you wanted, be put directly through. I think they still exist, but they are no where near as popular as they were.

monty python because they were just fantastic. you can't watch the dead parrot sketch and not laugh

Endless summer days playing with my sisters. Running barefoot through long grass, swimming in ponds, and not worrying about what anyone thought of us.

When kids played outside
When things were cheap

Real newspapers with real content with multiple perspectives and viewpoints, reporters who specialized and did in-depth analysis. Rather than either a rehash of what is trending or a rush to be first with few facts and less fact-checking, all in a futile attempt to beat the speed of broadcast entertainment -- er, news -- and social media gossip -- er, news. And being picked up by one of the wire services and spread farther was not only a feather in your cap but an additional revenue stream, instead of just being ripped off by TV and social media.

My wife and I having bodies that operated without pain.

Work ethic, courtesy, chivalry, respect for the views of others. None of those things exist any longer.

Movies and TV that were worth watching.

Freedom.

We had it so easy back in the day.

I wish I enjoyed it more.

Connecting more in person with friends because there was no internet

When people had manners

When I was young and the only thing I had to do in life was go to school and decide which tv show I was going to watch that evening. Oh and remember which days I had to get to my piano and dance classes

Walking to the candy store with my friends

I could go on forever but I’ll stop here

My hair.

When I was a teenager everyone had less fancy things and as a result we enjoyed everything more. I miss the feeling of getting excited about things but I think that is more my age than changing times.

I miss my childhood. To be totally carefree and laugh unrestricted, and jump and fall like an elastic band. Laugh when feels like laughing, cry when feels like crying and forgetting everything all the time. Yeah, good days ❤️

Being able to walk without a cane. 😂

Nothing, nothing at all. They were every bit as messed up as things are today... we just didn't know it.

Housing, gas, taxes, doctors were cheaper

Life was less complicated and less expensive

Drive-in movies

A lot. It's more about what's happening in today's society that gets to me. People are heads down in their phones. Kids play video games instead of going outside. Kids can't play outside without constant adult supervision. Language... pornography... sexualization of kids...

music, tv shows, restaurants, cars

No big tech censorship.

I miss the good old days!!

Ummm almost everything

Vacations where my only worry was which plushie to take with 😂

everything, i miss old times.

Almost everything.

Not much. Maybe the music...

Too many to to list down.

Roller skates that had glitter in their wheels … skateboards and my bmx 😄

My youth mostly but still enjoying life now

The simplicity of things

Having real freedom, unlike today. Cameras everywhere, everywhere you go is traced and tracked.

They are slowly killing 4 billion people and they call it the great reset

No smartphones.. the end.

I don’t miss it

The good part

The Beatles

The music. We had great music back in the day.

Not much at all

I miss feeling like I had an eternity to fritter away.

No stupid internet. 8-) No mobile phones 8-) No computers 8-)

happier times for sure, less to worry about

Manners, Elders were respected