I don’t know if you all are old enough to remember “record stores,” because they definitely don’t exist anymore. If you’re completely lost, they were like if iTunes and Wal Mart mixed together and became a big store with ONLY music in the form of CDs and vinyl records. CALM DOWN, I know it doesn’t make sense.

Still though, they honestly used to exist and people used to go there and walk around and look at CDs and have to decide if they were willing to shell out $18.99 for a disc that has only one song that you’ll ever listen to. In order to convince people to buy more of these plastic gold-mines, record stores in the 90s began putting kiosks in so that people could preview the rest of the CD before they bought it. It was a great idea until you realized that teenagers were just never gonna buy the CD and were going to instead sit there listening to the entire album over and over and then put it back.

Also, until this happened.