Using cash Umm… I first used cash when I was 5 years old. Does that mean I was an old 5-year-old? :D But if they said “thinking twice when using cash” that would be a different story. Getting bills through the mail/paying by check That one would have been a good item. The problem is that in my place we just don’t get bills in the mail. We have to either physically go to the place or recently pay through an app. So no. Having fancy cutlery and tableware for holidays and special occasions For what? I can see some people doing that, but I’m a practical person and I don’t want to spend money on things that can only be used a few times a year, especially when I don’t have guests in the house. Writing lists with pen and paper I used to, when I was younger. Now I mostly write with my phone. It helps me track things better. Smoking Umm… This one is just ridiculous to me. Why do I have to risk my health and everyone else’s just to feel old? Calling for a taxi instead of using an app My family has been calling taxis since forever. Recent we changed to an app because taxi service is disappearing. I don’t even rely on taxis. Whenever I need to go somewhere, I go by myself. Watching actual TV That’s what we do every meal. In fact, I last watched TV last night. Still being on Facebook I think you know the answer :D Reading books I read books when I was young. I still do. Does that mean I was old 20 years ago? Talking on the phone Of course! It’s not like people are available online 24/24. So, to sum up, I think this list is just… not that good. It’s one of those “10 things you need to do to be mature” kinds of things.