Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In 1994 a brand new cd cost around $14.99. Now you can get Spotify for $9.99 per month.
And most CDs had only one good song on it. Way better now getting a song for $1.29. Stock trades are free now.
Good luck getting that in 1994.
Computers and TVs are way cheaper now.
It’s not all doom and gloom.
Long distance phone calls were ridiculously expensive then & are now effectively free.
Clothing was much more expensive.
Gasoline was the same price (adjusted for inflation) and cars got much worse mileage.
In addition to music media, you don’t need to buy a VCR/DVD, answering machines, watches, newspapers, alarm clocks, annual calendars, address books, pedometers, maps, encyclopedias (which were ridiculously expensive), or reference books and you don’t need to visit the bank in person, drive to stores or use travel agents — that’s all on your phone.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In 1994 a brand new cd cost around $14.99. Now you can get Spotify for $9.99 per month.
And most CDs had only one good song on it. Way better now getting a song for $1.29. Stock trades are free now.
Good luck getting that in 1994.
Computers and TVs are way cheaper now.
It’s not all doom and gloom.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In 1994 a brand new cd cost around $14.99. Now you can get Spotify for $9.99 per month.
And most CDs had only one good song on it. Way better now getting a song for $1.29. Stock trades are free now.
Good luck getting that in 1994.
Computers and TVs are way cheaper now.
It’s not all doom and gloom.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In 1994 a brand new cd cost around $14.99. Now you can get Spotify for $9.99 per month.
And most CDs had only one good song on it. Way better now getting a song for $1.29. Stock trades are free now.
Good luck getting that in 1994.
Computers and TVs are way cheaper now.
It’s not all doom and gloom.
Anonymous wrote:In 1994 a brand new cd cost around $14.99. Now you can get Spotify for $9.99 per month.
Anonymous wrote:Rent on my 1 BR apartment (in Dallas) was $550/month.
Anonymous wrote:I graduated high school in 1994. My first summer job I think I was working out at Kino place selling lotto’s I was making a five dollar an hour plus tip