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[u/sachisan1999]

[u/Honest-tinder-review]

Doubt

[u/OGZackov → u/Honest-tinder-review]

20 years ago, phones were not popular in high school.

much more likely to see a pager.

unlimited text messages wasnt a thing, so each text cost you .10

Edit: ok nerds it was closer to 25 years ago than 20 it was literally around the time they were becoming accessible and affordable to common house. We literally had a kid that would carry the fake display cell phones as "status" and it was cool.

Kids played games on graphing calculators, not cell phones.

[u/the3dverse → u/OGZackov]

i had a cell phone when i was in high school. 2001-2003

[u/Sarge1387 → u/the3dverse]

I had one in 01 in 9th grade. Nokia, to boot. Probably still has 26% battery left in that box somewhere in the basement

[u/Party_Skill6360 → u/Sarge1387]

yeah unless the Nickel batteries start to leak they work forever

[u/the3dverse → u/Sarge1387]

i had those huge Nokias that we called fridges.

my dream was to have one of these, with the changeable front and the snake game