I , for one , like oat milk were excogitate in the ' 90s .
We often talk about the good ol' days with a lot of nostalgia. I know I loved nothing more than popping inThe Simson my family’s desktop after a tough day of school or hearing my parents fight over printed-out Mapquest directions during a road trip.
But as much as I fondly look back on those times, I can’t help but think of all the modern-day inventions I’m forever grateful for. So, if you’re an older adult, I want to know: What modern item do you wish you had back in the day?
Maybe, like me, you’re terrible with directions and wish you could’ve whipped out Google Maps every time you got lost. Even Mapquest might’ve been a step up from a paper map or vague directions to “turn left at the red house.”
You might love the fact that you can stream any movie or TV show without relying on cable, a theater’s movie times, or Netflix DVD deliveries. (Let’s be honest, though, there was something special about Blockbuster on a Friday night.)
Perhaps you’re thankful for smartphones in general, especially now that you don’t have to memorize all those phone numbers or keep them in a bulky Rolodex.
On a more serious note, you may also be grateful for all the advances in modern medicine that didn’t exist even 10–20 years ago.
I, for one, wish oat milk were invented in the ’90s.
