Fictional Story: On November 22nd, 1998, someone from Staten Island, NY bought a phony Windows 98 Desktop Computer. As the opening screen loaded, an uncalled for password error box popped up. What happens next is anyone's guess...
Credits for material used in this video: (C) Mattel, Inc. for the Barney, Baby Bop, BJ, Scooter and Miss Etta Kette Character. Frank, Kidaroo and Susan Voices provided by Lazypyro: https://lazypy.ro/ Codewelt via FastHub for the Male 1 voice: https://codewelt.com/proj/speak (C) MIcrosoft Corporation for the Windows 98 Logo and Sounds.
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