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*CyberCubed* · 07-15-2021, 08:17 PM

I've forgotten what it was like to see if toys or videogames were in stock. Like when you go to a store you have no idea what they'll have or not until you walk down the aisle. When you order stuff on the internet you go on amazon or ebay and you can immediately find what you're searching for, look for a good price, and decide if you want to buy it or not.

I remember as a teen/early 20's looking through department stores for toys/videogames. Feels like a foreign concept from another lifetime now, I haven't stepped into a brick and mortar department store in at least 5+ years. I just order everything online now. It's so much more conveinient to buy something online and have it mailed directly to your house and not having to wait on line at a cashier or search for something or deal with crowds.

I've honestly forgotten what "shopping" is actually like.

07-15-2021, 08:17 PM	#9
CyberCubed Overlord Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 41,056	I've forgotten what it was like to see if toys or videogames were in stock. Like when you go to a store you have no idea what they'll have or not until you walk down the aisle. When you order stuff on the internet you go on amazon or ebay and you can immediately find what you're searching for, look for a good price, and decide if you want to buy it or not. I remember as a teen/early 20's looking through department stores for toys/videogames. Feels like a foreign concept from another lifetime now, I haven't stepped into a brick and mortar department store in at least 5+ years. I just order everything online now. It's so much more conveinient to buy something online and have it mailed directly to your house and not having to wait on line at a cashier or search for something or deal with crowds. I've honestly forgotten what "shopping" is actually like.