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A Mathew Perry and Jennifer Aniston instruction video (VHS) for windows 95 *cringe*

The 90s was fun but when I look at the constant entertainment on offer to not just kids but everyone now, it wouldn't be fun if you had to go back.
If you grew up in the 90's facebook didn't exist. If you wanted to know what your friends were doing, you literally had to call them on the phone and ask. It likely wouldn't have been a mobile either unless you were rich or it was '99.
This is what playing video games looked like in the "90s". A young Will Smith playing a Nintendo Entertainment System. (photos were not black and white)

Video games in the 90's were not as fun or addictive as they are now. They were actually extremely basic and tedious to play at times as you would often have to start a level over if your character died and they didn't have save features.

The internet was only in its early stages in the 90s. Most people didn't have it until the very late 90s.
Computers had very small memories and didn't have touch screens or cameras.

Television screens were much smaller than what you are used to now and picture quality was poor (see picture with will smith)

Cars were less fuel efficient and didn't have features like reversing cameras, parking sensors or blind spot indicators. If you needed to park, you actually needed spacial awareness.

Nobody had satelite Navigation. If you needed to get somewhere, you actually needed to be able to read a map.

If you were fat in the 90's you were fat. Curvy or plus size were not words for it then.

Forget iPhones, there weren't even iPod's and for most of the 90's no mp3 players. If you wanted to hear music, you needed to turn on the radio or own the CD or cassette tape.

There was no Netflix. Physical video store for you.

So could you have survived it or bear to go back?