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Stretchy bracelets of round semi-precious stone beads, each color supposedly granting something—happiness, luck, smarts, money—according to the little card on the rack. Stacked a dozen deep on every late-90s wrist, powers pending.
It's 11:40 p.m., the TV is glowing, and a whispery voice is listing track names over ocean waves: Enya. Enigma. The X-Files theme. "Call now." The Pure Moods commercial aired so relentlessly that the ad itself became the ambient soundtrack of 90s late-night television.