You know, the problem I have with nostalgia is one it's just kind of a...

I don't know, it's just kind of a lazy, weird...

Why does this feel good?

I remember when my nostalgia was so much better.

I agree. I don't think those were good times.

Back in the day, nostalgia was great.

And the other thing with nostalgia is that unless you're speaking to all people in the same time period,

it just, you know, everybody else is like, I don't know or care what you're talking about.

Right.

Let's all do this very quickly.

So I'll mark your time.

Mark Halpern, who I like, tweeted out,

what is the 1970s equivalent of continuing to use an iPhone with a cracked screen?

Which, my wife and I both did for several weeks.

Joe Scarborough replied, continuing to listen to your favorite 8-track tape,

even if it stays stuck on the first track, you got to be a certain age to enjoy that.

Savannah Guthrie also in BC said, using a pencil to rewind cassette wheels

so the crinkled tape will go back in the cartridge.

I've done that eight million times in my life.

Yeah, you got one of your spooly things, this malfunctioning terrible.

And then maybe continuing to use an etch of sketch when one of the knobs doesn't make the

thing go the right direction.

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