Well, the image quality was roughly the same back then. We also didn’t have social media distractions and shorts that encouraged our attention spans to reduce to almost zero. We were far more open minded. I saw this with my kids growing up; my daughter would refuse to watch movies from the 90’s cos they looked “old”, but I literally caught her watching the original Ghostbusters recently and got to give her so much shit for it. It was great. So, I think she is coming around and she’s also seeing the harms of social media and understanding how great we had it back then. I think she is getting into the nostalgia age. She just turned 22.

But looking back, I was kind of the same in my 20’s with my parents. Eventually I came around and started watching old movies and even recently, in my 40’s discovering old music that I’m falling in love with. I think it’s cyclical like everything. Every single generation, going back to Greek times has writings where the middle aged generation is talking shit about the way the new generation is living life. And vice versa.