There’s such a thing.

Two people stand on a beach at night, with the man in a beige shirt and the woman in a light-colored dress, as the woman holds a red rose and the man looks at her; the scene transitions to a man in a full-body costume with a helmet and goggles, carrying a stack of VHS tapes, then working on a small object at a desk, standing in a room with a computer, and finally doing push-ups on the floor, all labeled with the year 1996.