u/LakeMcKesson

For context, ive been driving for instacart this summer so Im outdoors much more than your average adult. Throughout the city and the suburbs I'm constantly seeing kids outside, well, being kids. I dont think this is just a regional thing either; I'm pretty well traveled throughout the US and have seen the same.

This complaint isn't even just a boomer thing, ive heard young adults from millenials to gen z say the same.

Ironically, I believe that adults who truly believe this are the ones who do not get outside much

This has been asked before but it's been a few years and people's opinions may have changed.

I haven't caught every episode (no time) but the Game boy accessory video, while not the funniest, is surprisingly entertaining. If you just skip the annoying sedated by the game boy part it feels like a classic compilation episode like Nintendo power or Indy episode

Anyway, $5.40 a pound

In Southeast PA and they were pretty much the only Roadie orders ever worth taking. Haven't seen a batch in a couple months now

This probably aired in 2011 or 2012. It was a local ad for some Philly brand; maybe Licio's Bakery or something.

The commercial is two people in their house (maybe husband and wife I don't remember) discussing whatever product was being advertised. They open their front door after hearing a knock revealing Vance Worley in uniform asking them if they've seen his glasses. They're resting upside down on the brim of his hat; the house owner grabs them and hands them back to Vance. Vance thanks him and jogs away.

Can't find any Youtube video of this or any mention of it online. The thought of Vance Worley going from house to house looking for his glasses makes me laugh though. Does anyone remember this?