My thoughts exactly. Maybe things didn't work out and they wanted to get rid of the wedding footage. And it keeps coming back like a boomerang?
The irony is that it's the people who recorded the mundane every day things, like going through McDonald's drive-through or riding a train, that now have the most interesting footage. E.g. There's…
My thoughts exactly. Maybe things didn't work out and they wanted to get rid of the wedding footage. And it keeps coming back like a boomerang?
The irony is that it's the people who recorded the mundane every day things, like going through McDonald's drive-through or riding a train, that now have the most interesting footage. E.g. There's someone on YouTube who posted up a one hour drive through suburban LA in the early 80s, and that's gold now.
I know what you mean about the mundane stuff being so sought after. I am also one of those people who bookmarks and slowly rewatches these videos, just hoping to spot passing details.
My thoughts exactly. Maybe things didn't work out and they wanted to get rid of the wedding footage. And it keeps coming back like a boomerang?
The irony is that it's the people who recorded the mundane every day things, like going through McDonald's drive-through or riding a train, that now have the most interesting footage. E.g. There's someone on YouTube who posted up a one hour drive through suburban LA in the early 80s, and that's gold now.
I know what you mean about the mundane stuff being so sought after. I am also one of those people who bookmarks and slowly rewatches these videos, just hoping to spot passing details.