What was your "I can't believe THAT's still around" moment?

I remember how bad watching movies and TV on Netflix used to be with that buffering shit. I don't really believe in boycotting products for the most part so i'm still on Netflix(that and i'm too lazy to unsub).

It's weird that I saw Tsum Tsum at Target. It sort of felt like the hype for them died out years ago and got sort of replaced by Disney Doorables and Disney branded Squishmallows.

Now that I think of it, it's kinda weird how Atari 50 was allowed to be put on Nintendo Switch. I would've thought that Nintendo would've blacklisted them considering all of the controversies surrounding Atari & Nintendo, such as the Atari version of the NES controversy & the whole Tengen fiasco, but I guess completely blacklisting Atari to the point of blacklisting Infogrames once they become Atari would be a bit TOO harsh, besides Infogrames WOULD become the North American distributor of Dragon Ball Z games, which DBZ is HUGE in Japan, so Nintendo of America would've probably gotten backlash for not wanting DBZ games on their consoles all because of Infogrames becoming Atari.

EDIT: Is there a list out there on how many companies are known to have cut ties with Atari & what companies did? If so, then that list could be a good way to measure just how much that brand's reputation has fallen.

I guess I shouldn't be too surprised, but Scooby Doo is still consistently getting those direct to TV/streaming/DVD movies. The last one released in 2022 apparently.