LOL we gat married Dec 73. Yea I can remember making 100 bucks a week and thinking that was good. First pay raise I got in the Army was going from 388 a month to 410 and I thought that was pretty good and when I made E2 that was another 30 a month! Buy then the oil embargo was going on and gas jumped from .33 a gallon to .58. In 1976 a new Chevy Caprice Classic with all the bells and whistles was around 6700. IN 78 a fully loaded pickup was 8K or under. Then the Carter/Reagan recession was in full bloom and I was real glad I had a full time job....
No computers, no cell phones, some places I was assigned got cable in the early 80's. Most of those areas only had 1 channel.
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