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00:00Today, we're eating 100 years of school lunches by time traveling to every decade to taste some of the best and worst foods ever served in a school cafeteria.

00:09On top of that, some of the foods are now banned and illegal to serve in school cafeterias, starting with the 1910s.

00:15That'll be three cents.

00:18In the 1910s, a school lunch usually consisted of corn on the cob, potato soup, bread, and some prunes.

00:25Now, before we eat this, I feel like we're missing something.

00:27Did it help?

00:30Wow, I love the fashion of the 1910s.

00:33You're going to love the food even more.

00:34Let's dig in.

00:36Taste fast.

00:39Let that mouth do, though.

00:41Actually, it's not bad.

00:42You know, this was also the decade that women were allowed to vote.

00:45Yes!

00:46Go, power!

00:47I would rate this decade two stars out of five.

00:50All right, let's move on to the next decade.

00:531920s, here I come.

00:57During this decade, alcohol was actually illegal, but also an average school meal cost...

01:03Seven cents.

01:05School lunches consisted of beef stew, rice, pickles, and milk.

01:09Now, before we eat, this is also the decade where school buses were first introduced.

01:13Let's dig in.

01:14Yeah.

01:15Oh, finally some meat.

01:17Oh.

01:19Oh!

01:21Wait, why did I hear some sucking sound?

01:23Yeah.

01:24What was up with that?

01:24Oh!

01:27Oh, this dress is good.

01:28I can dip my grilled cheese.

01:30You know, the 20s are often referred to as the roaring 20s.

01:33This is when women started wearing dresses, showing their shoulders, knees, and ankles.

01:38Oh, is that where the term school thought came from?

01:41To send me back.

01:42I want to see them ankles.

01:45Let's sniff them jack-

01:46You know, this is when milk was first introduced in the cafeteria.

01:50Because milkmen would deliver them fresh every day.

01:53Mmm.

01:54That milk is good.

01:56Do y'all have any more?

01:58Oh, the milkman is actually right there.

01:59I think he's delivering some milk to the bus.

02:01Here, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go.

02:02Get him, get him.

02:02Get him over here.

02:05Mr. Milkman.

02:07Got any extra milk?

02:09Wait, where's the milk?

02:11I think I would break this meal a-

02:18Wait, do you hear that?

02:20Wait, where's the bus shaking?

02:22No!

02:23Yeah, just like that.

02:26Yeah, let me get a shot.

02:28Are you okay?

02:29Yeah.

02:30What are we doing?

02:31We're just churning some milk.

02:33Yeah, bubbless milk.

02:36Uh, let's just travel to the next decade.

02:38Ah!

02:41In the 1930s, a school lunch cost 10 cents.

02:47This was a decade of the Great Depression

02:49where families were living in poverty

02:50and some even died of starvation.

02:52And you won't believe what people had to eat at school lunch.

02:55No.

02:57Uh, what the hell is that?

02:58We're in a Great Depression.

03:00You're lucky to even get this.

03:02Now 10 cents.

03:06So a school lunch in the 1930s was

03:08a raw onion stuffed with peanut butter,

03:10vegetable broth,

03:11milk,

03:11and some mixed veggies.

03:13Before we actually eat our food,

03:14we have a special guest

03:15who went through the Great Depression

03:16to tell us what that was like

03:18and if the school lunch is accurate or not.

03:20Yeah, this is it.

03:21This is what we got.

03:22It's pretty accurate.

03:23All right, what should we eat first?

03:24Oh, you always gotta eat the vegetable broth first.

03:27Okay, let's dig in.

03:28Doesn't look too good,

03:29but what choice we got?

03:30I don't know.

03:31What is that?

03:32Oh, three, two, one.

03:34What the hell is that?

03:45It's water.

03:46We use the water to wash the vegetables

03:48and then it turns into vegetable broth.

03:50Pretty good, huh?

03:53Back in the day,

03:54this was a delicacy.

03:56You could only have it if you could afford it.

03:58In case you guys are wondering,

03:59we're wearing potato sacks

04:00and is that actually what you guys wore back then?

04:03Oh, yeah.

04:03Everybody wore potato sacks.

04:05They would use the fabric from the potato sacks.

04:07I used to love my potato sack shirt.

04:11Now on to my favorite dish,

04:13stuffed onion with peanut butter.

04:15You guys would actually eat that?

04:16Oh, yeah.

04:17I'm not gonna try it.

04:18Bro, you try it, please.

04:19I'm only doing this for you guys.

04:21Oh, dude.

04:22No.

04:22Am I actually doing this?

04:23Okay, three, two, one.

04:30How would you guys eat her?

04:40You ever been so hungry

04:41you ate sleep for dinner?

04:43When we were hungry, we slept.

04:45Kids nowadays have it so easy.

04:50Let's hope the next decade is better.

04:54He wouldn't have lasted five seconds back in my day.

04:56Don't even know how to eat

04:57a peanut butter onion properly.

05:00Now we're in the 1940s

05:03where Coke was first introduced

05:05in school lunches

05:06but was quickly removed

05:07because during the time

05:08Coke had actual Coke

05:10as one of the ingredients.

05:11In the 1940s,

05:12school lunch costs 25 cents.

05:26Got some Coke?

05:28Whoa!

05:29Who knew I would make it this far?

05:31They hated it.

05:31They never believed me.

05:33A school lunch in the 1940s

05:34consisted of

05:35Spanish rice and eggs,

05:36hominy grits,

05:37and milk.

05:38Let's chicken.

05:38Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

05:39Before we eat,

05:40you know a lot of kids

05:41were sent home during this decade

05:42due to the funding drop

05:43from World War II,

05:45leaving a lot of kids

05:46without food for lunch.

05:47That honestly really is sad.

05:49But let's chicken.

05:52Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

05:53Save something for us, man.

05:55This is so much better

05:56than prison food.

05:56Oh my God, I don't want to eat anymore.

06:00I mean, if that doesn't tell you

06:02that this food is good,

06:03then I don't know what will.

06:04Hell yeah.

06:06You know, this reminds me,

06:07a lot of kids actually fought over food

06:08during this decade

06:09because this was their only meal of the day.

06:11And that's where the term

06:12give me your lunch money

06:13actually comes from.

06:14Lunch money?

06:15Matter of fact,

06:16give me your lunch money.

06:17Hey, I don't have any...

06:18I'm not on my school campus.

06:23Give me one second.

06:25Just gotta get over here.

06:30You knock that off right now!

06:36Oh, no!

06:37I think I need to go to the nurse's office.

06:47In the 1950s,

06:50a school lunch cost 35 cents.

07:02An average school lunch would consist of

07:04a sloppy joe,

07:05tomatoes,

07:06milk,

07:06and ice cream.

07:07So we're outside eating

07:08because this is actually

07:09where the greasers ate.

07:10I caught a sloppy joe.

07:11I'm actually so excited to eat this.

07:13Before you eat the tomato,

07:14what's one part of the vegetable

07:15you can't eat?

07:17Imagine if he finished the joke.

07:26All right,

07:27let's actually dig in now.

07:35I like this.

07:36You guys want a bite?

07:38Mmm.

07:40You guys want a bite?

07:41Whose idea was this?

07:42I've never seen anyone

07:43just eat tomatoes like this.

07:45So an interesting fact,

07:46over 50% of the kids

07:48stayed for a school dinner as well

07:50due to the baby boomer phase,

07:51where the population

07:52dramatically increased.

07:54Hence the term boomer.

07:56Hey, thank you for the food.

07:57Yeah?

07:58Tell me about it, stud.

08:00I got chills, they're multiplying.

08:09Oh, how was the food?

08:12Electrifying!

08:16Next decade?

08:18In the 1960s,

08:19school lunch was increased

08:20to 50 cents

08:21because everyone's favorite food

08:23was added to the menu.

08:24Pizza.

08:27My lady

08:28and ladies.

08:36The average school lunch

08:37at the time consisted of

08:39pizza, salad,

08:40jello,

08:41and apple juice.

08:41I'm excited to eat this pizza.

08:43You guys want to split it

08:44half for me

08:44and you guys split the other half?

08:46What if we just all take a bite?

08:47That seems more reasonable.

08:48They had regular pizza,

08:49but like,

08:50square pizza's just like,

08:51more popular.

08:52Oh my God.

08:57What did that mouth do, though?

09:00That's actually good pizza.

09:02I know!

09:02It's like better

09:03than a square for some reason.

09:03Why don't they make pizza

09:04like this anymore?

09:05Seriously, think about it.

09:06It's like,

09:06the school pizza now is so bad.

09:08This was actually

09:08when the lunchbox

09:09was first advertised on TV

09:11and the moon landing happened.

09:12It didn't happen.

09:13Scientifically,

09:14it's just,

09:14you know,

09:15I'm going to control myself.

09:16Wait, you actually

09:17don't believe in the moon landing?

09:18No!

09:18Wait, you actually not?

09:19I don't.

09:20You don't believe in the moon landing?

09:21I think it's fake.

09:22I think it would have

09:23costed more money

09:23to fake it

09:24than to do it for real.

09:25Agree to disagree.

09:26But me landing on that ass

09:28was real.

09:29Hey, yo!

09:31What do you think

09:31of the meal overall?

09:32Well,

09:34the Jell-O was good.

09:35The pizza was good.

09:37And ladies,

09:39you can have a pizza meat.

09:40In the 1970s,

09:47school lunch cost 75 cents.

09:56And it consisted of a hamburger,

09:58fries,

09:58pudding,

09:59and Coke.

09:59Mmm,

10:00mmm,

10:00this looks good.

10:02This is the year

10:03when school lunches

10:04became the most unhealthy.

10:05Yeah,

10:06this is probably

10:06Alex's favorite year.

10:08Dang.

10:09Dude,

10:10this pudding is good!

10:11I don't think pudding

10:12would be good for you, Alex.

10:13Please.

10:14You shouldn't be eating anymore.

10:15Yeah.

10:15No, no,

10:15I actually,

10:16no,

10:16hey, hey, hey, hey,

10:17dude,

10:17barely fit in that outfit.

10:19Dude,

10:19that pudding is so good.

10:20There's actually a hole right here.

10:24Actually,

10:24a button did pop out.

10:25All right,

10:27let's try the main course.

10:28A cold cheeseburger.

10:31How is it?

10:32I love it.

10:33It's good?

10:34Yeah,

10:34but it's a little bit red inside.

10:36Yeah,

10:36it's a little too raw for me.

10:37I don't know if I trust it.

10:38Yeah,

10:39it's about the next decade

10:39a little bit better than this.

10:41In the 1980s,

10:42school lunch cost $1.

10:51And they consisted of

10:53baked chicken,

10:53mashed potatoes,

10:54brownies,

10:55corn,

10:55and apple juice.

10:56All right,

10:57so 1980s was actually

10:58year at the jocks.

10:59Yeah,

11:00I'm happy we time traveled

11:01to this timeline

11:02because give me

11:03them choc balls.

11:04Hey,

11:05oh,

11:06yeah,

11:07oh,

11:07yeah,

11:07choc balls.

11:08Oh,

11:08hey,

11:09oh,

11:09whoa,

11:10whoa,

11:11whoa,

11:12whoa,

11:12whoa.

11:12A few moments later.

11:14Why don't you try the balls later

11:15and try some meat?

11:18How's that?

11:18Pretty good?

11:19Yeah,

11:19I'm going to try the chicken.

11:21That is one big chicken nugget.

11:23Whoa.

11:23I know this is unhealthy

11:25because this is really good.

11:26I will say this.

11:27I know this tastes good,

11:28but federal budget cuts

11:29reduced school lunches

11:30by $1 billion,

11:31which is why in the 1980s

11:32they had highly processed food.

11:34Probably it's going to give us

11:35upset stomachs.

11:37Wait,

11:37my stomach hurts.

11:38I don't know if I want to finish

11:47this meal after that.

11:49Did you guys hear that?

11:52Let's just go on to the next decade.

11:56In the 1990s,

11:57school lunch cost $1.25,

11:59but that's when the welfare program

12:00came out,

12:01so I ain't paying.

12:02An average school lunch

12:08would consist of

12:09McDonald's,

12:10Pizza Hut,

12:10or Taco Bell,

12:11along with a side dish

12:12and lemonade.

12:13This is what I eat every day.

12:15No,

12:15that's way too much food,

12:17Tanner.

12:17No,

12:18not enough.

12:19Let's dig in.

12:20No.

12:21I feel like this was definitely

12:23everyone's favorite school lunches,

12:24but this is why everyone got obese.

12:27Unhealthiest,

12:28what are you talking about?

12:29This wasn't served

12:30every single day.

12:31I think it was only served

12:32on Fridays.

12:33Damn it!

12:34We should probably stop eating

12:35and go to the next decade

12:36before we all get too fat.

12:38I think it's too late for that.

12:42In the 2000s,

12:43school lunch now skyrocketed

12:45to $1.75.

12:49Let me get that number.

12:56For $1.75,

12:57you would get

12:58mini corn dogs,

12:59hash browns,

13:00a pear,

13:01chocolate milk,

13:02and fruit roll-up.

13:03Ooh,

13:04this is the OG fruit roll-up.

13:05I remember this

13:06from first grade.

13:07And corn dogs.

13:08I used to trade

13:08the little wieners

13:09for other people's corn bread.

13:10Yeah,

13:10because I didn't like

13:11the wieners.

13:11I didn't like the wieners,

13:13yes,

13:13but I liked the corn bread.

13:14It was always Sean

13:16who wanted the wiener.

13:17Yes.

13:17Yeah.

13:18It started from a young age,

13:19man.

13:19Starting to make sense now.

13:20Give me the corn bar.

13:22Going back to it,

13:23like,

13:23it was definitely weird

13:24for someone to accept

13:25the wieners.

13:27Oh my gosh,

13:28I feel like I'm

13:29six years old again.

13:30I know.

13:31It's pretty good.

13:32And as you guys can see,

13:33the meals were slightly

13:34getting healthier

13:34due to the alarming rates

13:35of obesity in the 90s.

13:37Glad I didn't grow up

13:37in that time, Erica,

13:38because you would be

13:39even fatter.

13:40I would see a lot of kids

13:41playing fruit roll-up chicken.

13:43I actually want to play

13:44to try it out.

13:45You're going to face Alan,

13:46and you're going to

13:47stick the fruit roll-up

13:48in your mouth,

13:48and you guys are going

13:48to keep eating it,

13:49and the first person

13:50to chicken out

13:51snoozes.

13:52Go.

13:54Yeah, let me join in the fun.

13:56Let me join, let me join.

13:59Keep going.

14:00You're not even close.

14:01Save some room for me, guy.

14:06I'm done.

14:08I quit.

14:09That was way too close.

14:11But ladies,

14:12I wouldn't chicken out with you.

14:15Let's move on

14:15to the next decade.

14:17In 2010,

14:18which is actually

14:18both of our years,

14:19school lunch was

14:20around $2.50 for us.

14:22And the average meal

14:23consisted of

14:24spaghetti and meatballs,

14:25a bread roll,

14:26green beans,

14:27and fat-free milk.

14:28And you guys might be

14:29wondering why

14:29we're in the school restroom.

14:31And it's because

14:31we'll be eating lunch

14:32quite a few times in here.

14:34Yeah, we'd eat

14:34in a big handicap stall.

14:36It was the most awkward

14:37thing grabbing your lunch

14:38trying to find somewhere

14:39to sit when there was

14:39nowhere to sit,

14:40so we would actually

14:41eat in the restroom.

14:42Yeah.

14:42But all right,

14:43let's try the food.

14:44I'll try the bread roll.

14:45Yeah, this is weird.

14:49The spaghetti and meatballs

14:50might look good,

14:51but they taste

14:52way too healthy.

14:53Yes, the 2010s

14:54had the worst-tasting food

14:56because of how healthy

14:57they tried to make it.

14:57Just like back then,

14:58I'm hungry,

14:59so I'm just gonna eat.

15:00what the...

15:11it's so much than

15:14shit.

15:19It's so much

15:20you're gonna shoot!

15:20Oh

15:50Let's jump into the next decade before that happens to us

15:59For this decade school lunches skyrocketed up to five dollars, but usually consisted of a healthy meat wrap mac and cheese

16:06Carrots bananas and apple juice and before we eat this meal

16:10We actually have a very special guest here a subscriber when you say the school lunch is accurate

16:15Is this something you've eaten at school for this is pretty accurate?

16:18I feel like there's a lot more options that could be put on this plate and how much is a school lunch now?

16:22$5. Oh, whoa

16:24Oh, you can buy a hundred meals from the 1920s by lotion with five dollars

16:32What do you want to try first? What's your favorite this year?

16:34Banana

16:36Come on, banana

16:40Do kids make fun of you at school if you eat a banana of a guy eats banana or do you have to chop it up and eat it with a fork?

16:45Some people are weird about it

16:48Alright, well, let's dig in

16:51I like this. I wish this was around when I went to school. We just had cold pizza now that we were done with our meal

16:56We had one giant surprise for our subscriber

16:59All right, so in our last video we mentioned that we would be giving away a special surprise to a subscriber you can open your eyes

17:06You're joking, right?

17:10This is yours

17:11This is yours

17:13It's yours

17:14Actually?

17:15Yes

17:16Thank you

17:20Thank you

17:22You

17:24You

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