In episode 4, we’re pondering why we’re still taking pictures of our food and if anyone would care in 1988, the healing powers of nostalgia and how it’s getting millennials through the day, longing for poor quality Polaroids as opposed to high megapixel images, the cocky flex that chicken owners flaunt, the Wild West that was purchasing event tickets before the internet, how bowling is the only sport you can order mozzarella sticks part way through the game, the emotional rollercoaster of taking your children to a re-release of your favorite movie, how sports fans can be so confident and so wrong when finding their seats at a game, how Star Wars fans ruined Star Wars and the influence of influencers on how we watch movies today, having a healthy hatred for another pro sports franchise, the stamina that the youngest generation lacks when waiting in line, desk jobs before the internet, trying to comprehend how Babe Ruth hit 714 home runs with the physique of a current day Yankee Stadium hot dog vendor, and WHY ARE WE STILL HOLDING ON TO OUR CHILDREN’S OLD TOYS?

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