You Are Officially Considered UNC If You Reply 'YES'

You are officially considered UNC if you reply 'YES' to more than half of these questions! I feel like I'm the definition of UNC. Question number one: Did the school you attend have 'roll in TVs'? Brian: 0/10, Zach: 0/10. Did the school you attend have 'roll in TVs'? Absolutely. I agree. It was the best day ever. It stopped at some point, but my elementary school definitely did. Question number two: Did you ever have a phone with a slide out keyboard? Brian: 1/10, Zach: 1/10. I had a flip keyboard. Oh, I had the chocolate 3. That might be even worse than the flip keyboard. Whatever phone it was, it used to slide up and the numbers came out. Question number three: Did your family have a computer in one specific room? Brian: 2/10, Zach: 3/10. Yeah, mine was called the computer room. Mine was called the office, but mine definitely had that because that was the only computer accessible. When I became a teenager, I became the office. Question number four: Did you watch Saturday morning cartoons live? Brian: 3/10, Zach: 4/10. I believe I did. I feel like SpongeBob, fairly odd parents, those were all dropping coming out weekly, I guess. Saturday mornings you got to watch later. I love it. Question number five: Did you ever blow into a videogame cartridge to make it work? Brian: 4/10, Zach: 5/10. My first video game system was the Nintendo 64. You have to blow in the cartridge pretty much every time. I did it too. It was awesome. That actually worked. Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2. Question number six: Did you ever own a pair of Heelies? Brian: 5/10, Zach: 5/10. I didn't, but other people around me did. I did. They were awesome. I wasn't coordinated enough with my feet. Question number seven: Did you ever burn songs onto a CD? Brian: 6/10, Zach: 6/10. Absolutely. Downloaded from Limewire. I did it too. It was awesome. Question number eight: Did you ever have a memory card for your gaming system? Brian: 7/10, Zach: 7/10. I still have the same memory card for my GameCube. I don't think that kids know what memory cards are. They're physical cards that you have to put in the front of the gaming system. Question number nine: Did you ever have a 'Pen Pal'? Brian: 8/10, Zach: 8/10. I had a pen pal. Of course. I did too. That's very weird. Thinking about that. Question number ten: Have you ever said 'Back in my day'? Brian: 9/10, Zach: 9/10. I have, kind of sarcastically, but I'm starting to say it more. It's starting to get more real. As we grow up. Back in my day, I used to never say that.