[While he searches, Johnnie takes the ukulele back up and strums along, still enjoying listening to the album playing in the background while he works out the chords.

No, he swears he's not going to use this to influence Dale or the band, but man, it's cool to get a look at what the future might hold for them. Might. He's not going to assume any of this is guaranteed - and he keeps reminding himself of that, of how important it is to know that nothing is set in stone. One world's future might be nothing to do with his own.

The shopkeeper comes back with a little portable speaker with an aux cord and sets it down on the counter, quickly goes to lift the needle from the record, and then grabs one of the older iPods from the case next to the register.]

Here, you plug this speaker into your walkman just like I'm doing with this thing. Have a listen.

[He spins through the list of tracks and then picks one of his more modern favorites and hits play.

The speaker doesn't exactly have the best sound quality compared to that vinyl that had been playing but hell, Johnnie is still impressed that so much sound can come out of a small thing.]

Hey, that's great! Damn, babe, we gotta pick up more of your tapes, then we can play music anywhere! That thing runs on battery I guess?