re: Teens Today Will Never Understand/Know What It Was Like To?

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You're 24 and you remember when people didn't have cell phones and had dial up internet?

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Yeah my parents both got work phones when I was in elementary school (to this day have never owned their own cell phones) and we got high speed internet in 2005.

Dude unless you were born in the sticks to a redneck family you are 100% millennial soft.

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fold a piece a paper to put under the eight track to keep it from dragging

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rewinding a cassette tape with a pencil.

roll down a window.

Teens Today Will Never Understand/Know What It Was Like To

- Go to the library to do research for a paper or project.
- Make a good, old-fashioned prank phone call.
- Use a phone book
- Not use a tv remote, but be the tv remote.
- Duck and cover.
- Behold the awesomeness of a Commodore 64.
- Blow into a Nintendo cartridge
- About a billion other things.

Speaking of novelty oversized pencil erasers...

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Or turn the knob with channel locks.

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The worst ones were the TVs with the radio type dials, you had to dial it in just right

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Teens Today Will Never Understand/Know What It Was Like To?

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Have morals.

Hit the vert.

Yeah. It was awesome to drive and pay $5 for a movie that was probably scratched. Or pay $25 for a music CD that maybe had one good song on it.