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We Want More What?

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We Want More What?

We love nostalgia.  Heck, Cracker Barrel has made a fortune off of that fact.  What do you remember from your youth that you would like to have more of now?  For me, I’m thinking we may have too much now.  I just remember even though we only had 3 channels on TV, it seemed like the quality of TV over all was better back then.  You could watch one network all the way through prime time and not be left thinking, this is what constitutes good TV?  Well, if you thought living the 90’s were the best, then you may be in luck.  Click here to see what Kroger is saying about the 90’s.

 

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