> Now if you are 55 years old (and this guy seems to be) I don't quite think that's the case. More like 35, by the timeline given. This isn't old-timer grumpyn

> Now if you are 55 years old (and this guy seems to be) I don't quite think that's the case. More like 35, by the timeline given. This isn't old-timer grumpyness, it's simply seeing something you grew up with change, while you lose your childhood naivity, and it loses its innocence. Welcome to adulthood. It ain't quite as unilaterelly great as we all pictured growing up ;)