We're back everybody. Welcome back to Good Influences. Today we're going to be talking about things that we thought were true when we were youngsters, children, and kids that are actually not true at all.

I wouldn't call them urban myths exactly, but maybe just some...

I feel like kids just always think things are true. Yeah. That not because we're trying to make reason of the world that we're in

and you want to make sense of it and it's there's a little bit of beauty in the perspective of a

child I also want to bring up the whole reason I had this idea was because I was with

our friend Danny and we were talking about something about childhood.

And I would like to hear your guys' perspective on this too because both of us figured out we were both horrified of anthrax.

Like when that whole thing was happening.

Yes. Oh, yeah.

Horrified of anthrax. I literally thought they were like, I remember I was going to the mall with my mom at night.

It was probably like 6 p.m. but like daylight savings was dark.

And it was dark outside.

So I was all freaked out already.

And I was like, they're going to be pumping anthrax through the mall air.

And I'm going to die.

Like that's what's going to happen.

This is post 9-11.

Yeah.

So anthrax, I read. read that whole thing happened a month after 9-11. They were very close. They were just already on edge.

Already on edge.

Anytime I heard an airplane, sleeping in bed, I would like run to my car.

Wow.

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