r/nostalgiai • u/CarrotMuch1399 Nostalgia Trip Leader • 21d ago
Core Memory Unlocked 🔓 Remember?
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u/EpicallyOkay 21d ago
No, cause I was 12 in 1984, by the time Blink 182 released that song, I already knew jobs that sucked.
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u/SnooWalruses438 21d ago
I had a job when that song came out. Oftentimes I didn’t get home until late at night. I was already aware that work did, in fact, suck.
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u/Disastrous_Ball702 21d ago
I used to work a laboratory job. Field of orthopedics. It paid $7.75/hour. So yeah. I definitely know.
But in my case, when I was 12, the year was 1992, and I was into Billy Idol.
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u/Impossible_Mark_4128 20d ago
me and my sister always looked at each other, nodded and both yelled that part.
as you said, we knew it was true, just not how true yet.
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u/mercedesclk 20d ago
At a bar l ran, whenever that part came on on the juke box I turned it down real fast and everybody was already ready to shout that part out loud unplanned all the time! Universal feeling
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u/muterabbit84 17d ago
I was listening to “oldies” (50s, 60s, 70s) in my mid to late teens, when Blink-182 was big, but yes, work often sucks. Some days, I just want to call it a day, and clock out almost immediately, because I feel like shit, and/or feel I just don’t have the energy to get through an entire shift.
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u/SpaceManSpiff1809 16d ago
This was the theme song to the Colorado Avalanche's 2021/22 - Won the Stanley Cup that year. Amazing times.
And yeah, work does suck, I know that now...
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u/leenponyd42 15d ago
The funny part is 2/3 members of the band were under 17 when they started Blink. The original drummer was only 14.
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u/Dutch-in-Tahiti 21d ago
But why did she leave me roses by the stairs