This was the juice I had as a kid. This explains everything.
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It’s a smaller matter, but at my job my boss tried to order break room snacks for us through Staples’ business supply site. Turns out corporate blocked us from ordering anything but lollipops and dog biscuits.
HearthFox ΘΔ ➡️ EufuriaWe are in this mess because every rung up the corporate ladder you go, the less you care about or value other people's work or skills. Pursuit of wealth is a fatal poison.
We had a roller rink, indoor ice-skating, a mall with an arcade and food court, several parks, minigolf with an arcade, a once a month concert hallnightd for teens with several (good) local bands each time, Waffle House, hell even 24hr Walmart. By the time I was edging out of my teens the rink was
Zack DavissonI ask as always: What were these mythical "third places that previous generations had available to them?" The whole idea of "third places" is just so much Camelot mythmaking.
Fun fact, I had to stop watching Totoro when I was little, not because of the heaviness of the story but because I thought the soot sprites were spiders.
Kasey GiffordKids need/deserve traumatic films. Films that show death or lasting consequences that aren't resolved almost instantly. Fear, anger, grief and frustration should be part of kids movies. Kids arent stupid, they feel big emotions just like adults, they deserve to see those experiences reflected back.