BBAS106: The Del Mar Skate Ranch with guest Adrian Demain (Public Demain Vol. 3)

But yeah, that's cool.

The experience was just, it was so insular, just like Stacy didn't have an idea what it was going to turn into.

What he was on to, yeah.

This is going to be fun.

It'll be a good way for the skate shops to see the skaters that you're selling their boards.

It was just a promotional idea.

Probably

just thinking of it as a one-off thing or whatever.

Yeah, it was definitely just going to be, well, you know, because, yeah, you're right.

At the time, nobody really...

It wasn't normal to have a VCR.

Not at all.

At that

time.

For years

to come, honestly.

Yeah, not until the late 80s.

Yeah, definitely.

I mean...

And if you had one, you were rich because they were freaking expensive.

They were so expensive.

You know, like $1,000 or something like that for like a VHS player, you know.

Yeah, I think

we were right in that cusp of things were slowly starting to get a little more normal.

And that's why it worked because then it went from, yeah, like you say, thousands of dollars for a player to $400 for a player.