Taking pictures, then waiting for them to be developed to see if they turned out okay. Cautious_Emotion9839 / Reddit
Finding the whole roll of film is someone’s thumb because they didn’t know how to hold the camera. dzotzer / Reddit
Having to get up and walk across the room to change TV channels. Then you’d have to tweak the rabbit ears so the station would come in. lakast / Reddit
The magic of flipping through the booklet of a highly anticipated new CD during your first listen. Just reading lyrics, checking out the illustrations, and getting really into the band. No social media, so you had to invent the artist’s personality solely based on lyrics and their music videos. FirstTacoInSpace / Reddit
That fear of talking to people’s parents when you called them and having to make small talk. mmisery / Reddit
Literally hanging up the phone, literally rolling down the window. 62frog / Reddit
Having a limited amount of music with you when traveling. Even with MP3 players, if you didn’t have the song on it, you weren’t going to listen to it until you could connect to a computer. It’s wild having gone from CDs to MP3 players to streaming. Zune was best. g**batman75-6 / Reddit
Missing an episode of a show meant MISSING IT FOREVER. There’s still an episode of Battlestar Galactica I never saw. I could go back and watch it now but 10-year-old me hurt like a gunshot wound for a long time after missing that thing. The _Patriot / Reddit
Waiting for the phone. Especially if you have other sisters or brothers. Everybody wants to use the phone but you have to share. Also, waiting for somebody to call. Being afraid to leave the house in case that special person decides to give you a call. DIGGYRULES / Reddit

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