Hey guys, welcome to relatable. I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas and that you are looking

forward to the new year. Can you believe? Can you believe that it's almost 2020? Like it's the end

of the decade. Why do I feel like the beginning of the 2000s until now? It's just like not a

time period. I don't, you know, like I don't know what to call it. Early 2000s, the teens, I don't,

what do you call the beginning of the 20th century? The teens, I guess the turn of the century.

It's, it's crazy. It's crazy that we are here. I was talking to someone the other day

and I was like, do you remember 20 years ago the beginning of Y2K and all the stuff that we thought

was going to happen. I was seven. I was almost eight. So I was kind of like mini in a mini way,

in my and I, not in a and why freaking out about what was going to happen was the world really going

to end. We thought the computers were going to shut down. And I remember because new years Eve when

I was little, when I was growing up was always a really big deal to only me. No one in my family

cared about New Year's Eve except for me. And I would like really want my parents to like throw

some kind of like celebration or something. So I would make these like paper bags for everyone

that they were supposed to like blow up or you know blow into or something like that when the

ball dropped. I'm pretty sure my parents for a really long time before I wised up would just let

me watch the ball that actually happened at 11 p.m. Central time in New York rather than allowing

me to actually stay up until until midnight. But I do remember on in 2000. I do remember New Year's Eve

watching the TV and watching the news in our game room. And the guy their reporter like picking

up a pay phone to see if the pay phone still worked because we thought that Y2K everything was going

to stop working. I guess including the pay phones. And I remember him being like, oh, the pay phone

still works. Oh, we still had electricity. Yes, our computer and our internet and all of that stuff

was still still working. It's so funny. It's so funny to think how we thought that how we believed

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