If you’re a Millennial (or older), then you understand what life was like before the Internet and technology permeated everything. Whether you think all this gadgetry is beneficial or detrimental, you have to admit one thing: The struggle was real! Our daily lives were fraught with battles against the technology of the day.
Kids today will never understand what it was like. They are growing up with all the technological luxuries that were unimaginable to us back then. They would certainly have a hard time in a world without smartphones, instant access, and constant stimulation.
Here are the top 15 old-school struggles that today’s kids will never understand:

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#1: Having to do your research at an actual library:

#2: Watching TV shows at their broadcast times (and being forced to sit through all the commercials!):

#3: Developing your disposable camera only to find out that none of your pictures turned out:

#4: Texting on flip phones (oh, the tediousness of it all!):

#5: Download times. If it didn’t actually take years, it certainly felt like it:

#6: Worrying about someone recording over your favorite VHS tapes:

#7: No apps at your fingertips. That’s right, we had to figure it all out on our own:

#8: Having to make plans in advance and not being able to change them last minute because there were no cell phones:

#9: Actually going to a rental store to rent a movie:

#10: Dial-up Internet. The days when you had to choose between surfing the web and talking on the phone:

#11: When you had to search binders upon binders of CDs just to play one song:

#12: Landlines. What’s worse than your mom answering the phone when your crush calls? Your brother listening in on the conversation from the other line:

#13: When you had to lug one of these monsters around just to take family videos:

#14: Not being able to “walk” with your Walkman because it makes your CD skip:

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#15: When you had to use a pen to rewind/untangle your cassette tapes:

I'm a 2000 born but i remember most of them.