What is one thing you miss about a past technology or something that no longer really exists?

[Anonymous]

I do miss the BlockBuster experience. We had one on a very busy corner in my neighborhood and everyone would end up there Friday or Saturday night. I would run into neighbors, friends, teachers, everyone. It was always so exciting with new releases on *gasp* VHS, and not finding the one you want and having to stand by the door waiting for someone to hopefully drop one off so you could get it. (It was a whole thing you youngsters with your VRs and Streams wouldn't understand, LOL).

I also miss my old Nokia "brick" phone. I was on vacation, tripped and went painfully sliding down a concrete hill. My phone flew out of my hands bounced twice then landed and was fine! Now every phone needs a case or a very careful owner because they are so fragile.

[zagor]

Nah, I like streaming. And not having piles of DVD's or even VHS tapes around the house.

But I do miss the days when you could have a landline (or any) phone without a constant stream of calls from telemarketers and scammers.

[Alex8736]

being able to go out, socialize, and pursue all your goals where you appreciate the little things vs sitting at home surfing the internet and bitching about things that people have no control over or are not willing to change

[LemiaOfThunder]

Having to rewind your rental back before giving it to blockbuster

[Anonymous]

Can you explain to me what blockbuster is because I have seen this place for the second time

[Asker]

Think if Netflix was an actual brick and mortar store.

[Opinion Owner]

Sounds like a nice time.

[EaterPeter]

Good times