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19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

These won't be around for long.

By Nathan Johnson

Published 4 years ago in Wow

These won't be around for long.
  • 1

    Small restaurants and cafes. One of my favorite cafes was a victim of the pandemic. It was literally a one-woman operation with cozy seating (which of course wasn’t utilized during the pandemic) and had dozens of latte flavors that you could combine to make a bunch of different drinks. I still miss it.

    19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

  • 2

    Attention spans

    19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

  • 3

    Cars with manual transmissions.

    19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

  • 4

    Drive-In theaters. I loved these as a kid. There’s still a few left, and a couple popped-up during covid here and there, but you have to hunt them down more and be willing to drive out a ways sometimes. There’s nothing like loading snacks, throwing some extra cushions and pillows in your vehicle, pulling up, and taking in 2-3 movies on the big screen under the stars. Also a good adventure for dates.

    19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

  • 5

    E-commerce has been going crazy and Covid I feel was the final nail in the coffin. I saw a shirt for 25$ in the mall in a store and saw it for $13.99 on Amazon it also took a day to have it shipped to me.

    19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

  • 6

    Family Reunions. I was born in ’83 and I can remember going to one every year for both sides of my pop’s family and just one side of my mom’s. It’s definitely a dying tradition since now you can keep up with everyone online.

    19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

  • 7

    The amount of people actually getting married and having children is decreasing amongst millennials and the generations going forward.

    19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

  • 8

    Christmas cards We used to get and send a ton and year by year it gets smaller

    19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

  • 9

    Free parking. Even the smaller suburbs in their town center started charging for parking.

    19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

  • 10

    Giraffes – they’ve become an endangered species.

    19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

  • 11

    Arcades, but more specifically, arcade games. Now in arcades, it’s just rigged claw games which only drops a plush if you put enough money in, sad to see really.

    19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

  • 12

    Roller skating rinks :(

    19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

  • 13

    Privacy

    19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

  • 14

    Coral reefs

    19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

  • 15

    Sending mail or receiving it. Writing checks. Cashiers at the grocery store as automated self-checkout are in most stores now.

    19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

  • 16

    Pangolins

    19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

  • 17

    Traditional Cable TV

    19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

  • 18

    Telephone booths are prob completely gone by now I haven’t seen any in years

    19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

  • 19

    Iodine in Salt. Seriously, go to the grocery store and see how many brands of salt show “this salt does not provide Iodine, a necessary nutrient. “

    19 Things That Are Slowly Disappearing

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