Do Millennials Still Buy DVDs? Eric Sits Down With Phil and Mel to Discuss
There are a lot of things that millennials have phased out from our parents’ generation, like doorbells, traditional alarm clocks, and fax machines. Technology is advancing so fast and we…
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There are a lot of things that millennials have phased out from our parents' generation, like doorbells, traditional alarm clocks, and fax machines. Technology is advancing so fast and we (millennials) are not hesitant to changing with the times.
For the most part I like to think that I am up to date on current trends, but there are some things from the past that I am not ready to let go of just yet. It may not be a popular opinion, but I still buy DVDs. I know, what a weird thing for a 24 year old guy in 2020 to do, but I can't let it go. I'm not like Elsa.
I enjoy having the hard copy of movies, as well as the digital version. Also, I have built up a pretty impressive collection over the years and as they say "a collector never stops collecting."
Earlier this week I sat down with Phil and Mel from our sister station K104.7 and we discussed how things have changed between generations, and I may have shocked them with some of the things that I still do to this day.
