What do you mean you don't have 3 printers at home?
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Well I was definitely NOT making copies of dollar bills that's for sure

We have a printer =P

All of our hard copy midterm and final projects and papers that we had to turn in to our college professors.

Homework, my man. Homework. Gotta turn in them hard copy essays.

I still have one...

I still have a printer. It’s mostly for work stuff. I can’t remember the last time I used it for anything else.

Return labels. Public sector documents that still tell you it needs printing.

travel stuff - airline tickets, boarding passes, hotel confirmations and such...could just be me though

Bewerbungen.

Who doesn't have a home printer these days?!

Our printer still gets plenty of use. My very likely neurodivergent daughter has people I need to refer her to, SLT, Autism pathway etc and the paperwork needs filling in by hand.

There are other uses, such as printing off CVS.

haha, I have still a home printer. I do print stamps. Yeah, modern times and modern bar code stamps. But the printer manufacturere hated customers plus printers. Which is a weird combo. But yess, they made their printers short lived, expensive to use and maintain, kept the printer driver space scarce and the market accordingly shrinked. Now since everybody has a smartphone the size of a post card the world shifts to digital in pictures and documents and online communication. So no printers any more, no handwriting, no letters, no forms, no notes written or printed.

documents, images, street directions, custom greeting cards

I don't get that meme, I still do have one and it's useful.

Documents of questionable usefulness