The conversation reflects a deep sense of nostalgia for payphones, highlighting their significance in the past. Users reminisce about their reliance on payphones in the late '90s and early 2000s, emphasizing how commonplace they were during outings. As payphones rapidly disappear from urban landscapes, individuals express a melancholic recognition of their fading presence in society. This sentiment underscores a cultural shift as technology advances, leaving behind traditional means of communication that once played a vital role in social interactions.
Payphones. I feel like the only one who notices/gives a fuck. Maybe just because I used them a lot growing up, but I'm sad to see them go.
Came here to say this. I remember as a teenager in the late '90s or early '00s, if I went out with friends I'd always have some coins on me to make a phone call if needed. Payphones were everywhere in the city. Now I rarely see them ever.
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