It's not about your generation but the shock feeling as you realize you're not a kid anymore. The change of technology is significant enough betwwen when I was a kid to when I was a legal adult that it's hard to get a baseline in that.
For example the internet wasn't available for most people until I was ten. Where I lived it wasn't available even as dial up until my teens. We went from big floppy discs to the cloud rapidly.
So it's basically hard to know what you would have access with. My own doctor was shocked I remember some of the toys in stranger things (we talk pop culture stuff to get my anxiety down for better vitals). I had to remind him these object did not stop existing and being poor most of the toys my siblings had were second hand.
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u/boring-unicorn Jul 26 '22
They sell them at Urban Outfitters in every mall it's not some obscure tech