Totally not doable on modern PCs, apps ruined that and the ability to flip a switch and push a key (those other two were shown in the video)

God, gen x is sad

1. Nobody would go to Blockbuster, it's gone for a reason, it sucked*. We would stay home and stream movies/tv or watch the physical media we have. Blockbuster nostalgia is the worst.

2. Sit down Pizza Huts are plentiful and THRIVING, at least where I live. You can still go there and have a personal pan and relive your youth!

3. I hate to break it to ya, but AOL Instant Messenger *was* an archaic form of social media. Do you think sitting in your dorm room stalking away messages and profiles was all that different than stalking Facebook?

That garden hose water rotted their brains

*This isn't a knock at the video rental store, those ruled. Just Blockbuster in general. Poor selection, overpriced, horrible fees.

This is from John k btw, that fucking creep

Speaking on strictly top 40, and I say this is a crusty 41-year-old man, 2020s music is light years ahead of 2000s music and while there was some really good pop in the 90s it might be the most overrated decade for music ever.

Thoughts?

Who is your favorite?

Do they not have posters on their walls of current music artists because they hate them?

It's crazy to me to see hate for them here, especially when they made really good songs back then. Either way, with how overplayed and everywhere their songs were, I get why people back then felt this way and it's not different from anyone shitting on the songs that come out now. It's still wild to me that when a lot of time has passed, the music that was once deemed as bad to some becomes good and legendary. Sometimes, even the bad music gets deemed as good by those who have memories with it. That said, what I learned is to just be myself and to enjoy what music I want instead of letting the internet control my opinions since popular songs will always get shitted on and hate no matter how good or bad they sound and some have nostalgia for such a time that they would feel such a way towards a particular song that getting to attached to that results in them claiming music sucks now since it's different from what they loved and it's not for them.

Flair is because this comment was in a shitty spongebob downfall video essay (I reposted because I forgot to censor mb)