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I remember buying them, but that would be a shit gift.
Depends on the person. I asked for some because I didn’t have an MP3 player and would burn CDs to listen to while on the bus. I couldn’t buy them myself because I was too far from a store that sold them and couldn’t drive.
Same here. I grew up in a small town and had no access to a store that sold CD-Rs. Getting a cylinder of them as a gift was awesome.
No?
I remember blank cd bundles like this costing about $10. That would be a good stocking stuffer, but not a christmas gift.
I see your point but also a stocking stuffer is a Christmas gift.
I think their objection is “amazing”.
Money works differently for younger people. When you’re 13 or so, the things you desire are a lot more difficult to save up for, especially if your family isn’t that well off
That’s like $25 today
Some of them bundles smelled like maple syrup!
Don’t cite the old magic to me, witch. I burned it on a mix CD.
CD racks and wallets were a fun accessory to shop for too.
We are closer to the invention of CDs than to nuclear fusion. Feel old yet?
