1. Geoffrey Dollars, which was better than getting cash as kid:
2. Beanie Babies tag protectors that ensured you're investment was extra secure:
3. Cereal boxes that you'd read the back of every morning:
4. The Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection Happy Meal toys that came in a mini VHS box. A MINI VHS BOX!!!
5. The option to Super Size the fries and drinks in your combo at McDonald's:
6. Ashtrays for people sitting in the back of the car that were built-in into the center console. But if no one smoked it just became a place to toss gum and straw wrappers into:
7. MapQuest maps that were printed out. And 99% of the time you forgot to print out only black and white instead of color:
8. Poo-Chi robot dogs that everyone got because robot dogs were a trend and nobody could afford the Sony Aibo robot dog:
9. These giant projection TVs that had the most blurry AF resolution:
10. Philadelphia Cheesecake Snack Bars, which were the perfect after-school treat or dessert:
11. The CD section inside Borders Books which had CDs that were always too expensive, but you were still tempted to buy:
12. The back-to-school section at Target when it had this clean Y2K aesthetic:
13. Best Buy TV departments when they sold those giant heavy TVs that weighed, like, 100 pounds:
14. The coin drop donation game that Taco Bell would have next to the registers:
15. Snapples came in glass bottles and with this design logo:
16. These plastic loungers that your parents still had from the '80s that were only comfortable for, like, two minutes:
17. NOW Thats What I Call Music CDs, which were mostly filled with songs that were about six months old, but were still 🔥 mix CDs:
18. Disney Adventures magazine, which always had awesome covers:
19. Spice Girls Chupa Chups lollipops, which you mainly bought for the stickers:
20. Magic the Dog and all the Old Navy commercials he appeared in:
21. Titanic-mania and all the memorabilia and products they made because of the popularity of the film:
22. The "Candle in the Wind 1997" single that every family owned a copy of:
23. And Princess Diana memorial magazines that moms collected and refused to throw out:
24. This translucent CD boombox that everyone wanted because it was oh-so-Y2K:
25. The ...For Dummies book series, that you had no idea who was actually buying them:
26. Movie reviews guide books — which were basically the original Rotten Tomatoes:
27. The CD-listening kiosks inside of music stores (which were annoying if someone was hogging up the CD you wanted to listen to):
28. The Disney DVDs that came with FastPlay, which you would press immediately but it never seemed to actually work:
29. And lastly, turning on your desktop like this and then feeling the warm heat of the computer tower on your leg:
