I have to write this. Juss for posterity's sake.

When my children whine and complain about internet speed not being fast enough and you actually have to wait 2.5 seconds for a page to load, I want them to know this.

My current internet speed at work in Dunn's law office is 1.18mbps on download speed. My current upload speed is .73mbps. Not even one! Test taken at speedtest.net. I'm in the year 2014 and I'm 26 years old and this is how far we've gotten so far. Then again I have a boss the same age as my dad that hasn't picked up on the new technology thing.

Now UT has recently been ranked #8 in the US with speed of 12.1megabits per second (mbps) while Virginia has the fastest speed of 13.7mbps. Isn't Virginia the hillbilly country? People that actually eat roadkill out there in parts of that state? Maybe that's West VA? What do they need the fastest internet for?

And my generation think internet dial-up was bad. We feeling pretty good with 1.2mpbs, but now as times change, 1.2 is nothing, just as dial-up was back then, and soon 12 will be nothing to you kids.

Gas prices currently are at $3.65 as of late, at least for this state. I know the more expensive ones are $4 and something cents by now.

The small candy bars are $.89 while the King size ones are $.99. Go fig.

RedBox movies went from $1 with tax .08, to $1.65 now I believe.

The Dollar movie theatres are up to $1.25-$1.50 I think depending on weekends and matinees.

Haircuts are like $12 plus a tip.

The 'expensive' theatres are like $9.25 for adults, $6.75 for kids. But then again popcorn is like $5 and so is a drink basically. So for a date $10/ticket plus $15 for two drinks and popcorn = $35 slightly ridiculous.

The car I want to eventually buy is about $19,000-21,000, but of course, with taxes and all the other junk they add on its more like $23,000 or something.

If I bought milk and ever drank it I would tell you the price of that. I think its $1.97 for a gallon, or maybe half. I dunno.

I'm sure diapers and baby formula are outrageous prices now too, but I dont buy those often either. Just know that babies are expensive. Always.

I found this amusing, this'll be ancient by the time the kids see it.

The Community Education Classes for computer education are labeled this way:

Basic Internet Exploration for Beginners

Prepare for fun, learn how to browse, search, find, and collect data, copy pictures, and more. Travel the world with Google Earth, find music on YouTube and set up a Pandora account. One night will be spent on Facebook.

Beginning Computers and Internet

Learn Windows basics including folders, file setup, email basics, searching the web and find what you are looking for, saving pictures and uploading pictures, listen to music, watching movies, planning a vacation - all online.

Computers 101 - Where is the on switch?

If you know how to turn the computer on this class is probably not for you. We’ll learn everything you need to know to get started. NOT for those who already feel comfortable using their computers. This class is designed for truly beginning beginners.

Computers 102 - Now what?

Same description basically as 101.

Unlocking your iphone/ipad

If you have questions this class will have the answers! Learn how to setup, sync and start using your device. Also learn how to navigate, download apps and change settings. Tips and tricks on how to access the hidden features.

Everything a three year old can do not only on a computer, but on any other device and they can't even read!

And this is just computers they are talking about, cept the last one with iphone/ipad. By the time the kids see this people prolly wont be using computers at all. Almost everyone will have some other device, ipad, iphone, etc, I bet. I believe it is the Surface Pro 3 they are coming out with, "the tablet that will replace your computer". CPU's and monitors are going to be the thing of the past soon I bet. You kids are prolly going, What's a CPU?