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<p>[QUOTE="scottishmoney, post: 712939, member: 12789"]Wow! People have more options now for spending their dosh, much more so than is necessary than at any other time in history. Frankly I look at what my parents had when I was born, and they got by with far less - but then they did not even have a colour television, or practically any other of the trivial and sundry "necessities" that we now in the early 21st century cannot even fathom living without - cellphones, internet, personal computers, iPods. Even in the second and third world countries I have travelled in, people have far more now than Americans did 40 + years ago.</p><p><br /></p><p>If you cannot fathom this, I have a 1975 Sears Catalog in some box somewhere, the prices of clothing, TV's, tools, everything was very high by comparison to what wages were then all those years ago. TV's frankly cost more then in real dollars, and more when adjusted for inflation than they do now. Practically everything cost more in terms of relative spending power then than it does now.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="scottishmoney, post: 712939, member: 12789"]Wow! People have more options now for spending their dosh, much more so than is necessary than at any other time in history. Frankly I look at what my parents had when I was born, and they got by with far less - but then they did not even have a colour television, or practically any other of the trivial and sundry "necessities" that we now in the early 21st century cannot even fathom living without - cellphones, internet, personal computers, iPods. Even in the second and third world countries I have travelled in, people have far more now than Americans did 40 + years ago. If you cannot fathom this, I have a 1975 Sears Catalog in some box somewhere, the prices of clothing, TV's, tools, everything was very high by comparison to what wages were then all those years ago. TV's frankly cost more then in real dollars, and more when adjusted for inflation than they do now. Practically everything cost more in terms of relative spending power then than it does now.[/QUOTE]
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