My dad had to worry about the "dish washer and dryer" yelling at him for being the only wife in the area NOT to have one. That was in the 50s. People and dads have always had things to worry about. When my dad was 14 years old, around 1933 - his dad had lost his business due to the stock-market crash. He was home trying to fix the roof himself, fell off, broke both his legs, and never walked again. No good fix for compound fractures back then like we have now. My dad at age 14 had to quit school (legal or not), and get a job to support the family. Note NO welfare or "free medical care" or food-stamps when that first happened either. No government safety network at all. Just church or friends. At age 18 he joined the Army and foght in WWII. His family certainly had no TV or computer back then but did all gather around a radio to listen to FDR. I'm sure if that radio broke - they'd been losing out on more then we do when our TVs go dead.
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