Crazy 1960s Things That Were Once Normal

Life in the 60s was very different that what it is today. Many of the things that people used to do would make parents cringe and freak kids out. For some, these things may seem strange but they were fine for anyone growing up during the decade. In this video we will take a look at some of the crazy 1960s things that were once normal.

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