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(#11) He Advises People To Exercise More
Redditor /u/PerkyLurkey asked:
How different were your 70s from your 80s to your 90s? And should all of us younger people be exercising more?
/u/goldentrumpet1923 replied:
In my 70s to 80s there was a noticeable difference in my physical and mental capabilities; I tire easily, I just want to sit down all day and not think about anything stressful. From my 80s to 90s I think my aging process plateaued; I feel the same, I don't feel any better or worse.
Yes, absolutely, younger people should exercise more, but also I think the food we ate back then was much healthier than the processed food we have now.
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(#9) He Says The Laser Was The Most Interesting New Tech He's Been Alive For
Redditor /u/CichaelMlifford asked:
What technological development seemed most interesting to you when it first came out?
/u/goldentrumpet1923 replied:
The laser; they had no idea it would be used to remove tattoos in the future.
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(#17) People Started Questioning The Government In The '60s
Redditor /u/Miku_Rose_696 asked:
What were the '60s like?
/u/goldentrumpet1923 replied:
Beatlemania and people actually started questioning the government.
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(#10) He Says 'Lots Of Beer' Is His Secret To A Long Life
Redditor /u/oh-------yeah asked:
What's your secret?
/u/goldentrumpet1923 replied:
Lots of beer, in moderation, helps clean out the system.
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(#18) He Prefers '60s Rock To Current Music
Redditor /u/davs25 asked:
What was your view of the music in the '60s, and what is your view on current music?
/u/goldentrumpet1923 replied:
I love how rock evolved in the 1960s, especially Elvis Presley. I find current music has been stripped of lyrics with any profound meaning.
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(#2) The Best Advice He Ever Got Was To Tell Someone You Love Them Before It's Too Late
Redditor /u/jspoet asked:
[What is the] best life advice you've ever received/given? [What is] a memory you always look upon fondly? [What was the] most pivotal point in your life so far?
/u/goldentrumpet1923 replied:
Always tell someone you love them before it's too late.
My first solo road trip.
My first house purchase.
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It is important to listen to the insights of the elders on the key elements of a better life and get inspiration for life. When you are buried by work or overwhelmed by family pressure, it is difficult for you to break away from the pressure and take a comprehensive perspective on life. But some of the wisdom of old people can come in handy at these moments.
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