quote:

Originally posted by mark123:
What was the issue they had with the jukebox? Were they not familiar with using a coin slot or was it the amount of pressure needed to press the non-virtual buttons. The click was there to let us know we pressed hard enough but I’d imagine that sound would make the uninitiated think they broke something.

How to use the money - this was after they had to borrow some quarters from Mrs. BB61. They also needed assistance in “programing” it. I was never shown how to use one. But I grew up with analog technology. My kids are growing up with smart phones, WiFi, the internet, etc. It was quite amusing, especially as they are very independent and intelligent. That they had to confess they needed help, made us feel needed for a just minute or two.

quote:

Originally posted by selogic:
When I was a kid , our wheels were square .

Pshaw. You actually had wheels? Must have had rich parents. When I was a kid, our vehicles just scraped along the road on their bellies.

quote:

Originally posted by RogueJSK:

When I was a kid, our vehicles just scraped along the road on their bellies.

Uphill both ways.