Like when they say “Pre-Covid”.
I’m waiting for “20” to register the equivalent of “year” and all anyone hears is the second number: 2072 = 72.
And in this world, “19” throws people for a loop. Like “Shit. You’re THAT old”
About 10 years ago I overheard one of my kids dismiss something as being “from the 1900’s”. It was about 15 years old at the time.
Ah yes, the ancient year of 1998
“20th Century Boy” hits different now.
I legitimately feel like my mind stopped updating time when I graduated high school. The PS3 and Xbox 360 will always feel fairly recent to me, lol.
I still consider them “modern” consoles.
The PS2 was my newest console until I got a Switch this year. If I could experience Fallout 3 on a PS3 like I did one time in college, I’d probably still be blown away.
From birth to 18 feels like such a long time. The next 18 years felt like they went by in a flash. 
My dad said to me when I was a kid that when I was ten a year was a whole tenth of my life, and when I’m 50 it will only be one 50th of my life. So every year feels shorter. Not sure how much sense that makes, but it’s always stuck in my head.
Nah, “10 years ago” makes me think fondly of the relative stability of the Obama administration. The difference from pre- to post-2016 seems far bigger than any shift in the two decades before that.
