Finally.

This is so exciting.

I have not seen a laser disc since I'm going to pick a date at random here. 1995. I remember probably the first and last time until I consciously went looking them for myself was at someone's house. And I was like, what is this? Like in their basement. Yes. I have an uncle who, let's just say, had a lot more money than me, who had a laser disc player.

Yeah.

And he's the only person I've ever known personally who had a laser disc player.

And I remember being at his house when I was like five or six, they put on Top Gun and they put on some Looney Tunes cartoons.

And you're like, put on the band 11 yeah that's right yeah put on

Cole black yep and you were probably like what is this why is the screen you're not using

all of it I don't think I um I don't think I thought much of it no okay but I thought oh that's neat

but the thing about laser discs is they look impressive. Even now when you pull them out.

I mean, they're big, they're heavy, and they're cool.

I have a lot of laser discs. Yes, and you don't have a play. No way to play them. Yes. So I finally did my due diligence. I found a laser disc player and we watch a laser disc movie today. Okay, but I want you to explain the process of setting up the laser disc player.

Oh, how complicated it was?

Actually, first of all, what is a laser disk?

It looks like a CD. movie today. Okay, but I want you to explain the process of setting up the laser disc player.

Oh, how complicated it was?

Actually, first of all, what is a laser disc? It looks like a CD, except it's vinyl sized. Yeah,

a record. And it's a double-sized. Yeah, it's a flipper, like a record, for example. Because

only, only an hour of information can be held on each side. Yep, that's right. And laser

discs were real important because this is when film went from your collecting

60 millimeter print and Super 8s.

That was the first way that you would do it, to your collecting VHS.

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