What did you do back then?
I remember we didn't have videogames. But we did have the arcade, with a game where you shoot with guns on the screen. And it meant something back then, because that was the real gaming experience. Today we might have better graphics, but it doesn't matter, because you can sit down and play video games whenever you want. You're a fucking slave to the game, you end up playing because there is nothing else to do.
I remember those first lego-sets, the pirate and knight stuff. You get those golden lego coins, almost blew my mind over how shiny they were. Then a fucking monkey and a crocodile legoman.
And when my sister went on football training I went along with her. And it is so wierd, it seems like the grass was just greener back then. The heaven was bluer and the grass was greener, it is so strange when I think back on it.
And we had a local swimming hall. We had movie rental. Netflix is not cool, movie rental is cool. You go rent one of those good ol' vhs tapes. Then you buy snack that only the movie rental sells, fucking niche shit that you can't get anywhere else.
My mom used to work at the snackbar. Nothing was wrong about that. Working at the snackbar was a respectable wholesome job, it provided a much needed service. Because the snackbar had the arcade and pool table. It even had the bar-desk with the C shape and chairs. It was a networking place, on the same level as a church or a public school.
My mom quit the snackbar and started working as a nurse. Then the snackbar closed down, then the video rentals closed down, then the arcardes closed down. Then we got school reform and school startet sucking even more.
Man, what have we done? Why are we here? Just to suffer?
The thing I miss the most, is the collective sense of hope for the future we had. You see, you guys got born into this, you don't understand the terminator analogy. Technology won and humanity lost.
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