Sammy J reflects on the internet's impact on life, recalling how it quietly infiltrated daily routines without much choice. While expressing gratitude for the conveniences of modern technology, he nostalgically remembers pre-internet life, suggesting that people might have been happier before its onset. He shares amusing content that encapsulates the fun of the early web, highlighting how unexpected humor transcends professional standards. Ultimately, Sammy J cherishes both the joys and complexities brought about by the internet in a balanced, humorous tone.
The thrill of setting up my first Hotmail account or Asking Jeeves to fetch me a photograph of Gillian Anderson were truly the glory days of early internet.
I don’t watch a lot of funny videos but when one tickles me, I will watch it 200 times and still laugh.
The worst thing about the internet is the disrespect it pays to professional production values, but it’s also the best thing about it.
Some of us still remember what the world was like before you existed; people were probably a bit happier on balance.
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