Ari Matti

Because remember, it was all like, you guys had not cassettes.

What did you guys have?

A-track.

Yeah, we only got cassettes.

Then it was CDs.

So the format was always changing.

And then it was the Blu-ray and the Microsoft, whatever format they had, battle.

So there's always that battle of data.

Then for a while, like USBs were tried, you know, when they would sell small USBs.

But then just the Internet was like physical.

But then again, there was that magic of, I feel lucky at least to have that childhood where I remember that my attention was actually not raped by technology that much, but I had to actually look forward to consuming something and work physical exertion to get it, go to the DVD thing and

You would read the back.

You look at it.

It would put it's it's there's a more maybe commitment to consumption.

32.

Yeah, we had like a video planet.

It was like the top five most making money fucking companies in the country.

That's what I'm always wondering is what is the industry right now that doesn't even

Like how low... Oh, it was glorious.

I remember I had a point when I was like, mom goes to store and you know how... You ask which store so you know how much time you got in the bank.