Welcome to the year 2000.

Everyone, everywhere is having fun, except me.

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I worry you're growing up too fast.

Yeah, we can't be your little duck here forever, can I?

Inspired by a true story.

You walk out this house a boy, one day you'll come back.

When you do, you will be a man.

Oh, and hold your breath.

What it feels like for a girl. I wish I could look like you. Bebe, you can. Well, don't you?

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Bill O'Reilly here, and I'm warming up. Stand by for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.

On this Thursday, Johnny Carson's first network show was a quiz program called Who Do You Trust?

If that were broadcast today, the collective answer might be very few.

Back in the 1950s and 60s, lying, stealing, they were kind of serious. If caught,

you likely paid a price. Not anymore. A new academic study puts forth that trusting other

people increases happiness. Trust helps us form, quote, vital social connections and prosper. Well, that's nice.

So is Peter Pan. There is a reason Judas Iscariot is featured in the New Testament.

As the cliche goes, let's get real. Trust is earned over a period of time. We have all been

portrayed. It's a human condition. Does it mean you go cynical or isolationist? But caution

regarding others is a necessity in this world. At the end of my mother's

life, I had to hire caregivers to stay with her in the house. Most of them stole things, then lied

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