The cost of living in the 80s was basically Barb: not worth thinking about too much.

Time to tune up that Huffy bike, tie on your Rambo-bandana, and charge up your walkie-talkies. It’s almost time for the next round of monster hunting, eighties nostalgia and exploring the Upside Down. Netflix‘s (@Netflix) Stranger Things season 2 is just around the bend… and, come on, the kid in you couldn’t be more excited.

But that kid lives inside a grown up now. And while you’re obviously always going to have a special place in your heart for scary movies, Star Wars action figures, and those sweet, sweet frozen breakfast foods—you also have adult concerns now, like what that magical childhood costs.

So we asked… How much did life cost in 1983 Hawkins, Indiana of Stranger Things versus now? Well, point your childlike sense of wonder to what we’ve uncovered!

(By the way, Hawkins, Indiana doesn’t… actually… exist. So we used Fort Wayne, Indiana as a stand in. We’re sure they’re cool too. Go Mastodons!)

As you can see, prices have, um, risen. The total rate of inflation between 1983 and 2017 is 149%. That means that one hard-earned dollar in 1983 had the same buying power as $2.44 today.

So let’s look at some “stranger things” to see how costs compare:

Item 1983 price 2017 price Millennium Falcon toy $18 $150 Christmas Lights $10.51 $25.65 1,500 lbs of Salt $349.89 $862.50 Blonde Wig $6.39 $15.76 Walkie Talkie Set $32.77 $79.99 Comic Book $0.60 $2.99 Dungeons and Dragons Set $11 $26.84 Camera $132.75 $324 Fast Food Meal $2.74 $6.75 Star Wars Action Figures $2.99 $7.99 Atari System $28.47 $69.49

And let’s also look at some broader items:

Item 1983 price 2017 price Typical Home Price $68,700 $201,155 Average Household Income $25,862 $63,121 Basic Monthly Utilities $73.03 $180.02 Average Monthly Salary $1,132.33 $2,791.25

Can’t get enough Stranger Things? Neither can we! Check out our other favorite artifacts from the Upside Down!