I was out one day with friends talking about all the things we’d never be able to do again. There’s so many things that the generation after mine will never understand. They hardly know what a VHS is let alone a VCR. I think what 90's kinds love about being a 90's kid, is we actually knew how to have fun without the "help" from technology. We were perfectly fine playing with our Barbie's or toy cars. I'll admit, growing up we had a Playstation and later an Xbox, but we didn't depend on it for entertainment. As the world changes, and technology betters itself every single day, I came up with a list of things I, and a lot of other people, will never do again.
1. Wait for the landline to be open.
2. Use an actual road map.
3. Or even printing out directions off of Mapquest or Google.
4. Go to Blockbuster for movies. (I’m aware they still exist...but rapidly going extinct)
5. Use a phonebook to look up a phone number.
6. Using a VCR.
7. Having to fully rewind a VHS before watching it again.
8. Use AOL dial up
9. Or hear that gut wrenching beeping noise.
10. Why call for a taxi when there’s Uber or Lyft?
11. Celebrate a birthday at a Chuck-E-Cheese
