Sewing machines, bicycles, watches, and radios—the three revolutions and one loudspeaker, the four grand essentials for a wedding.
In later generations, many complained that the burden of marriage had become too heavy, with the need for houses, cars, and money. They claimed that getting married in the sixties and seventies was much more relaxed. However, throughout history, there hasn't been much change when it comes to marriage. The demands of the sixties and seventies for the three revolutions and one loudspeaker and seventy-two legs were not less than the later generations' need for houses, cars, and money—indeed, they were even rarer.
Coupons were hard to come by, Industrial Coupons were hard to come by, and with low average wages, buying just one item required saving up money and Industrial Coupons for a long time.
And in later generations? As long as you had money, you could buy anything.
