The 90s middle class was the last generation to experience . You knew how to use a card catalog and a search engine. You could read a map and use MapQuest.
Despite the relative prosperity of the 1990s middle class, there were also concerns and challenges: 90s middle class
Middle-class dressing moved from formal "Sunday best" to "casual Friday" every day. The 90s middle class was the last generation to experience
Entertainment was a physical struggle. If you wanted to watch a movie, you had to engage in the "Be Kind, Rewind" ritual, blowing into the VHS tape if the tracking went fuzzy. The television was a heavy, convex monument that sat four feet deep into the entertainment center. Control of the TV was the primary currency of the household. If your dad wanted to watch 60 Minutes or the golf game, the collective family desire for TGIF sitcoms was overruled. There was no second screen to retreat to, unless you counted the family computer. Despite the relative prosperity of the 1990s middle