So you've got an old holding Commodore. We're going to be done up, giving away to you.

It's from 2002. We're going to store it to that time and place. 2002. What does a car? What did a car from 2002 have?

Christian, thank you very much. Ian, blinds in the back window. Venetian blinds.

Stephen, several burnt copies of So Fresh in a CD case and detachable CD player.

It's about when CD burning was a very, very big thing.

Kids, you don't know how easy it is now.

You click plus on Spotify and you make, and it goes, whooshes off.

It's effortless. One one touch the song gets put to

your playlist we had like click and the mouse control yes other than a click and drag and there

was the whole buffering speed on that CD writing software and then labeling the CDs and then

the nerds had that thing where do you remember the printer had that certain inlay thing?

I had that oh you sold them at school didn't you certain inlay thing? I had that.

You sold them at school, didn't you?

Yeah, I bought the special sticker paper that was shaped like a CD and you could print onto it.

I actually found some of my old mixed CDs that I made,

and I was a pretty lazy mixed CD maker. The first few would be

different artists and there I'd put

like somebody's whole album at the back end.

Bonus tracks.

I used to love burning CDs.

So that's from Stephen

Christian. This is from Kathy.

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