Once upon a time, audio quality mattered. We argued about sound cards, speaker placement, bitrates, and whether MP3s were ruining music forever. Fast forward to today: laptops whisper, Bluetooth drops packets, compression is everywhere—and nobody seems to care. Or do they? In this episode, we explore how “good enough” became the global audio standard, why convenience beat fidelity, and how computers quietly shifted from Hi-Fi machines to voice-first productivity tools. This isn’t a nostalgic rant—it’s a reality check on how our ears, habits, and expectations have changed.