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Videos are dust already, but sadly, DVDs will probably be gone too within the next 10 years. So those stores that rent them out? Forget about it. Gone. Bye.

There’s nothing more satisfying than the sound of a fax gurgling through an ancient fax machine. Just kidding! There are about a thousand things more satisfying than that. Like cheese, and emails. Bye, fax machines. We won’t miss you.

There might be a few of these left now, but there’s no way they’ll exist in 2025. By then, our televisions will be floating, three-dimensional smart TVs that will know what we want to watch before we even do. Adios, analog.

Our phones will probably be built into our brains by 2025. Say goodbye to your trusted landline today because, he or she is a dying breed.

Hold on, cell phones are going to be extinct as well? Kind of, maybe. We won’t be carrying them, we’ll be wearing them on our faces and controlling them with our minds.

Sad, but true. Most newspapers will exist only on the internet in 2025. It’s too hard to talk about. Next.

By 2025, these old metal things will be nothing more than giant pink art installations at French airports, probably.

Oh, boy. You’ve already outstayed your welcome, Yellow Ps. You’re on your way out, and fast. Close the door behind you.

When our packages are delivered by drones and our mail is sent electronically, what part in this world does the poor post office serve? No part, unfortunately.

By 2025, supermarket people will surely be replaced by machines. In other words, these guys and gals will be “checking out” too. Sorry.