The natural order of things, renting physical VHS cassettes, renting DVD's and now renting video on demand (streaming). The good ole days of walking down to your local Blockbuster store to rent the latest movie that had just come out or the latest video game. It was great for weekends movie night, visit the store in the morning/early afternoon, pick out the movie(s) you wanted, buy the snacks you wanted, the drinks you wanted (many stores sold snacks and drinks) ready for the evening. Watch the movies over the weekend and return them on Monday.
There was a local store near to where I worked. I would pop in after work, pick out a movie, buy some popcorn and a drink, leave the store with goodies in hand, watch the movie that night and return it the next day after work. It was cheap and easy to do. It is just not the same sitting on the sofa at home, scrolling through Netflix or Amazon to see what movie you want to watch, there is no excitement too it. you had to experience to know what I am talking about.
Remember the song Video Killed the Radio Star? Well I think in Blockbusters case it is Video on Demand Killed the Blockbuster store. (as well as other things causing it's demise).