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Remember when your parents just sent you outside and said be home when the streetlights come on? JB, Sandy and Tricia take a trip back to the free-range childhood days and count up all the things that would get parents arrested today.
Kids walked to the 7-Eleven by themselves, built a plywood fort with real nails and zero supervision, and nobody thought twice. Tricia tops everybody by riding a horse to the Creedmoor store as a kid. The crew talks about Bill Maher's point that kids were actually safest outside, trick-or-treating out of the back of a pickup truck, the old daycare playground equipment that was basically made of hot metal, and a game of Red Rover played right next to a brick wall.
It's a hilarious, nostalgic look at how we grew up, how we survived, and how different it all looks now.
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