Your Thrift Habits (1948)

Just find a sugar daddy

Oh, this is very useful these days!

All these lame kids in the comment sections of videos regarding not making enough to buy a house, car, food, etc... They need to watch this and learn how to not spend their money on stuff they can't afford, like new phones, Starbucks, weed, etc.

Too bad Jack didn't think of sneaking into the game, this saving his 3 bucks.

Did you know Minny the Moocher ?

Why doesn't Jack pack a lunch instead of buying school lunches? That will save him some money.

We sure need to end the Federal Reserve!

I can't believe it but I watched the whole thing. I need money for the blackpink concert

that is a good upbringing.

Lmao, 6 dollars a week for a part-time job

Never had an allowance. if we wanted something we had to do extra chores or get a job. And guess what, never struggled managing my money and staying out of needless debt my entire life.

"Not as good as new, but it'll hold for a whhhhile". Reminds me of Stewie Griffin and Brian "Coolwhhhhip".

What a delightful, relevant, and educational piece that all people should see.

I can't relate to the world in the video. Our problems are completely different.

the saddest part of this is that $40 won't even buy you dinner for two anymore, let alone a camera. Thank you federal government for printing and spending an infinite amount of money. :)

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He should have just bought a bag of Bic pens.

these videos of Old TV Time are addictive to watch and very practical to apply in our days...

Time = money 😮

That dude talks like Chris Griffin.

@ :50 "Berry Supreme .15 cents"
I'll take one, please!

I enjoy these old films. I know that in today's society it's frowned upon, but where I'm living now it's still much more common to see good manners & other examples from these films being used every day!

Wow, a strawberry supreme for $0.15.
It'd be, at least, $5 nowadays.

Jack is played by character actor and playwright George Furth. In the 80s, he wrote a play about being a child actor in 1940s Chicago called "Precious Sons." Well, it's about that and also horrific child abuse but I suspect those things often came hand in hand. This is utterly delightful, however.

My parents had money but they never gave me any, made me work for it. They made me buy things with my own money. A thrift and save mindset that has stuck with me until this day decades later.

Kinda reminds me of Mickey Rooney. Is that him?

$0.15 strawberry sundae would be $1.91 today in 2024. Something has gone terribly wrong. Should have listened to us and not taken the stimulus money. Taking $4trillion that didn't exist really hurt us but no one wants to listen.

$20.00 for groceries 😂

Jack would not survive in todays world because he'll either be homeless or get robbed.

Jacks' problem was those darn weekly prostitutes. And even though they came under "entertainment"......or, "snacks"......they still added-up and made getting his camera seem unattainable. Poor Jack.

Im glad that not only does it show him diy fixing his pen but also shows he chooses to postpone saving money for the sake of recreation. A memory he wants to have

Why do I feel like this should be a song?😂😂😂

That's some baaaad acting, man

It seems like they are bleeping out sentences trust me there is NOTHING in this video that needs to be edited! But it might be the audio

Thrift is great.

People like results.

Home economics is good.

Good shit!! 😉

Why didn't they use Excel Spreadsheet?

Stop Eating Out would Save a lot!

Fuck the camera. I want the peach sundae.

Maybe if some JOOOOO banker wasn't fucking Ralph on interest he might have a few shekels?

Maybe he can get some JOOOOOO to teach him to clip coins.

Listening to these melodies, I feel like I'm immersed in a classic, emotional black and white film. 🎥

Jack should get a ball point pen.

They sound like wally on leave it to beaver,swell

THAT IS THE REAL DEFINITION OF GAY

Wow wee a peach super delight!