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alright guys welcome to your 42nd store I believe and in this story weamp;#39;re gonna be finishing up talking about lists so before we learned how to make check boxes in radio buttons but as you can see whenever we had something that had like 50 choices to choose from it could get kind of clustered on our webpage for example if we had to choose from like what state we lived in we donamp;#39;t want to give them 50 radio buttons or if we had to select I donamp;#39;t know um I donamp;#39;t know whatamp;#39;s like a list of countries we donamp;#39;t want to have a checkbox with like 800 different countries on it so in order to kind of conserve that space well HTML did or the developers of it I say like XHTML like itamp;#39;s a guy I know down the street yeah what XHTML 10 last night as the dumbest thing anyways why I say she mo did is they made something called a drop-down list and I drop-down list takes the space of a single element but it allows you to have all those options insi