Grandma Gail

I think because it was so cold up there.

Yeah, you had to.

But that wasn't a dress code that was out of what you wanted.

I don't remember wearing pants that much in high school.

I think I wore sweaters and a lot of cardigans, a lot of round collared shirts and skirts.

And that was your choice.

Oh, no, we weren't.

I was in public school, so there was no regimen.

But there were no jeans.

We didn't basically wear jeans to school.

There were jeans, but we never wore them to school.

You would never get out the door.

You know what?

You're not bringing those back in the vintage shops.

Well, first of all, television was only Channel 2, 4, and 7, and 11.

We didn't have 95,000 different things.

And we would all sit together and watch, let's say, the Milton Berle Show, different comedic, Sid Caesar, Jackie Gleason.

Those were all programs that we would watch as a family, and we would laugh.

Most of them were comedies.

We didn't, I don't remember, I think Man From Uncle or something, but that wasn't even, that was much, that was later.