Name: Chris Pratt Tests Millie Bobby Brown's Knowledge on 90s Tech | The Electric State | Netflix
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Modal verbs - A2

I think you have to turn it on and charge it.

Surely not, you had a mirror, no, you can't see yourself.

Which of these items do you think helps a person listen to a song?

It's this, this thing you didn't know what it was.

That's like a voicemail, voicemail was this, you would record your own voicemail onto a tape.

You would have an outgoing message, that was like my Instagram as a kid.

My outgoing message, I would always make it funny, it's the first time I could entertain someone through technology.

If I didn't want to listen to it's your thing, I would have to fast forward through all of it's your thing to get to dreams to remember.

There was once a time when artists who made tapes, they curated their music into a very intentional list.

So you would start with the first song and then the second and third, now it's just like go to whatever new platform isn't hitting just.

Taylor Swift curates her album from start to finish.

You don't have to listen to her album that way, you can go on Spotify and hit shuffle and listen to it however the AI decides.

No, but you don't understand, Swifties wouldn't, you don't understand.

You have to press the buttons to the letter.

Or three times, that space, it would take a very, very long time.

Chris Pratt, how does it feel to be working with the Millie Bobby Brown?

This would actually go onto a tiny tape inside of here, and then that tape would fit inside of a VHS tape that would have a cassette opener.

It's very CIA and it's very like uh Donnie Brasco, you know, like this.

So clearly the 90s were better in every way and I just feel bad for today's teens and their little tiny sleek devices.

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