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Life was sweet when a great meal could be bought for two-bits Comments re article 82711 Charles Marshburn Old if he remembers McDonalds at 15 cents By Jon Halsey Right on Tractor Man and it wasn't just Micky Dees. Two-bits bought a 'burger, a plate of "REAL" fries and a nickle more added a fountain coke on real pottery and glassware with metal utensils and "ketchup" in a bottle. 3-plays on the Juke for another two-bits and life was sweet. However, we realized the world as we knew it was on the way out when Coke and PayPhones doubled in price from 5 to 10 cents and gas went north of 25 cents. Don't know that I'd want to go back but wouldn't it be fun to have the opportunity to have a go at it.. - Jon Halsey This story was posted on 2016-04-23 11:01:48
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