Hey everybody, welcome back to another episode of Lara Trump wanted for questioning.

I tell you what, these questions have been very good.

So you guys don't let me down on this episode.

Let's see what we got today.

Question number one. What do you miss about

your youth growing up that you see missing in our culture today that you wish you could come back,

that you wish would come back for future generations? Oh my gosh, I think about this all the time.

I feel like I am so lucky. I got to grow up in the greatest place on earth, Ritesville Beach, North Carolina, in the greatest time. I feel like I am so lucky. I got to grow up in the greatest place on earth,

Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina, in the greatest time in the 80s and 90s. Like, that's,

that's the good stuff there. You know why? What I actually would love to go back to for a moment

for our kids is a world without screens, a world without phones and tablets

and computers.

Like, I vividly remember when we first got a computer in my house.

It was a very big deal.

And I remember the first time we had the phone.

It was those, like, brick phones, you know, like the big ones that, you know, like this

big.

That was how we lived life.

We didn't have a screen in front of us all the time.

You know, I see these studies that say, oh, well, if you look in the future 50 years,

everybody's going to have like a hunchback because we're all looking down at our phones all the time.

So bad for us in so many ways.

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