Just yesterday, I overheard a conversation in my very own living room that went something like this:<p><pre><code>  SPOUSE: We have this movie on DVD.
  SPOUSE: You could watch it without commercials.
  KID: Okay.  Where is it?
  SPOUSE: Somewhere in the DVD cabinet.
  KID: Ummmm.... that&#x27;s okay.
  KID: I&#x27;ll just watch it on TV.
</code></pre>
These are the same people that trampled all over my &quot;genre, then alphabetical by title&quot; filing system every time they retrieved a disc, until I finally gave up and stopped doing it.  Before, I could say &quot;second shelf, third row, on the left,&quot; and now I say, &quot;find it yourself, you bogosorting heathens.&quot;<p>The lack of searchable indexes is a huge obstacle in every form of media.  Imagine if you went to the library, and rather than a central index, you had to check each floor in the stacks separately to see if a book was available.