Who is buying $11 cassettes?

I was a store manager of a Walgreens that had one of the last 35mm film processors left in the country (specific to Walgreens), and I sometimes had to cover the photo department if a shift leader was scheduled to run that department and was on lunch. Anyway, I thought it was ridiculous how many Millennials (when Millennials were young and annoying) dropped off disposable cameras of the same sights in the city over and over again. The picture quality was terrible, but that's exactly what the kids wanted. To make matters worse, my store was in a hipster neighborhood in Portland, and when the processor was the last of it's kind for one-hour or same day photos- it was when *Portlandia* was on TV. Nothing against hipsters- I was probably somewhat of a hipster myself- but the fact that teens wanted bad quality or a "vintage 35mm film look" irked me. Should I have been less grumpy and judgmental? Sure. But that's pretty hard to do. It's like the obsession younger folks have with *Stranger Things* and such. It's just annoying.