Mountain Goat wrote:
But DVD's are modern aren't they?
We still use audio casettes, videos and records here, though they have stopped selling videos and casettes, though someone said they still do records? They do still sell DVD's don't they as they have not been out for long.
For some reason huge records are back in again, and stores like HMV are full of records. I suppose that's OK if you're into that sort of thing, but because most people these days prefer to make money buying and selling old collectibles on eBay and other online websites, you'd have thought HMV wouldn't bother to fill half the store up with records.
Maybe videos will make a comeback one day.
Some kids today have never actually heard of a DVD, sadly. When I last saw my niece (then 4), I bought her a DVD of Peppa Pig because I knew she loved Peppa Pig, but she was always watching cartoons and things on Netflix or on a phone screen, and she had no idea what a DVD was. Her mum put it into the DVD-player and when the title screen came on she started pressing the TV screen thinking that the TV becomes a giant touchscreen pad when you insert a DVD into it. So I bet she definitely wouldn't know what a video or a tape cassette is. Makes me feel like an old grandmother.
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