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ha&e already started spending more time with our friends online than in real life. We prefer tal,ing to a $omputer than to a real person. That8s sad. And 6 hate the fa$t that my $hild has to grow up in this world. 6 feel useless. 6 mean+ loo, at me. 68m alone in this waiting room waiting for the do$tors to let me see my wife and my $hild and 68m tal,ing to a $amera. 6f you see this+ future me+ it8s o &ious that the apo$alypse has ne&er $ome. And 6 hope you get to see this tape. 6 mean+ how e!a$tly would the aftermath of an apo$alypse loo, li,e? Would it simply destroy the planet and e&ery li&ing $reature on it? Would it e li,e a post-apo$alypti$ mo&ie? And 'ust a handful of people would sur&i&e 'ust to die of star&ation or something? They a$tually made a mo&ie+ $alled >*?>. Eohn "usa$, played the leading a$tor. -e8s the only good part a out the mo&ie. WellC.he and the spe$ial effe$ts. The story is Fuite stupid+ to e honest. "lassi$ -ollywood. But you ,now+ they ha&e to ma,e money+ after all. And as long as the pu li$ pays for that ,ind of mo&ies+ they are going to ,eep ma,ing them. Buture me+ 6 hope the pu li$ will e $hanged in your time. 6 hope -ollywood will start ma,ing etter films. They ha&e resour$es+ after all. Dpea,ing of Eohn "usa$, and ad -ollywood mo&ies+ there is also the o$$asional great one. Being Eohn 3al,o&i$h+ ?AAA+ also with "usa$, in the lead role. 3an+ that is a greatly written mo&ie. Bun fa$t+ the mo&ie too, fi&e years to e made. :ou ,nowCa a y ta,es only A monthsC. By the way+ loo,+ future me. (he pulls out a wat$h from his po$,et) 6 ought this wat$h today. 6 want to gi&e it as a present to my $hild on his >?st irthday. 6 thin, it8s the est gift a dad $an gi&e to his $hild+ a wat$h. Time+ 6 thin,+ is the most important thing in the world. :ou $an ha&e all the wealth in the world+ ut as long as you don8t ha&e time+ you don8t ha&e nothing. Do my $hild should ,now what time it is. Also+ a wat$h is ni$e+ it gi&es you $lass. Buture me+ the adoles$ents of my days ha&e gone $razy. They no longer $an differentiate right from wrong. 6 thin, it8s te$hnology8s fault. 6 don8t want to sound old s$hool or something+ ut really+ te$hnology is great for ma,ing some things easier and faster+ ut it also has its disad&antagesC 6 meanC 4;2D.(from a$,stage)5 "ome on+ your a y has een orn9 T-. :/;47 7;:5 /h my 7od+ oh my 7od+ o,+ o,+ o, future me this is it+ oh my 7od9 We8re going to see the a y9 -e starts wal,ing towards the e!it while still filming. The lights dim again. -e e!its. /n the T( s$reen we see a montage of the mother holding two a ies and other important moments in their life+ all filmed with his handy$am+ li,e their $hristening+ their first day at ,indergarten+ their first day at s$hool+ et$. The old man enters from the right wing and the re$ording stops. T-. /01.2 3A45 Do here we are+>? years later. A lot of time has passed and 6 hope we will e granted more. 4ow for your irthday gift. As you $an see in the re$ording+ 6 didn8t ,now at that time that you two will happen. Do that night 6 went and ought another one. As this one (he shows us the wat$h) is manlier+ 6 thought it would e etter to uy you a girlier one (he shows us another wat$h). Do here they are+ ,ids+ your gifts. 3ay they ring you lu$, and more time. -The .nd-