Yeah, but he had no vinyl at all. He even played cassettes at home.

Cumbersome as hell but they had 'em available as an option for a while...

https://i.imgur.com/G3PYuQb.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/IvE7Ym5.jpg

Car Record Players

Cassettes were awesome for all kinds of reasons. Loved them.
All kinds of people used to come into record stores I worked at,
managed or owned and bought stuff only on cassette.
Cassettes were portable, easily recordable, held lots of music,
especially good for mixtapes (duh?). I've experimented in sooooo
many ways using cassettes. I'm looking at a rack right now of
100 tapes - each 110 minutes in length just 8 feet away from me.

So annoying waiting for that rewind though... and the hiss.

When I was growing up, cassettes were what I listened to, even at home. I had a few records but I could only listen to them in the living room, whereas I could listen to cassettes anywhere.

I like CDs.

But vinyl is #1 for packaging.

I've been on such a great streak with depression/anxiety until I started remembering random past stuff tonight. Now I'm stuck in that awkward loop of trying to sleep but trying to stay distracted at the same time.

Just think of black.

What. The. ****.

It happened again, but this time it was the little **** neighbor kids. I pounded on their door fuming, and asked who hit my car. They were cooperative and apologetic, and told me they had a party that night and one of their friends may have been the culprit. Getting them to man-up and come forward is probably never gonna happen though, and they're not sure who it was. Ugh. Funny, because it's in the same spot as where my Equinox was hit, but the damage is minimal this time, and only cosmetic. What sucks is that if I go through with the repairs my insurance will go up, since there's no second party to pick up the tab. ****en little *******s.

it’s your own fault for owning an Equinox, soccer mom.