This sounds delightful! I love anything that gives a glimpse into the past. Reminds me of when I found my grandmother's old diary filled with slang from the 40s. Reading it felt like stepping into a time capsule, hearing her voice and experiencing her world through those quirky, forgotten phrases. It makes history come alive. This video sounds like it will do the same. I'm excited to watch!

Seriously, though, I hope they treat this with respect. Slang is a window into a culture's soul. It's more than just funny words, it's a reflection of their values, humor, struggles. So let's hope this isn't just a cheap laugh, but a genuine exploration of the language of the era. Otherwise, it's like using a Rembrandt for a dartboard - disrespectful and missing the point entirely.

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This reminds me of playing charades with my grandma. She'd use words nobody's heard in decades. Hilarious but also a little sad how language evolves. Makes you wonder what words we use today will sound bizarre in 100 years. Will our grandkids laugh at "yeet" and "sus"? Probably. It’s a strange and beautiful thing, this ever-shifting landscape of words.

Let's be honest, half of them probably think a "speakeasy" is a type of whisper. This will be a disaster, like a flapper dress at a funeral - completely out of place. Don’t get me wrong, I adore Downton Abbey, but some things are best left in the past, like corsets and this ridiculous attempt at historical accuracy.

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