How's it going, everyone? Today we got a story time of a group of moms who get together and basically decide to have a crusade against video games of all kinds.

Little iPad games to full-on computer games. Basically go against every kind of game at all and tries to basically ruin these kids' summers.

So yeah, this is a pretty crazy story. Sit back, relax,

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being said, let's just jump right into it. So this all happened one summer for the subscriber

where, you know, he and his friends like the summer before just started to kind of get into like

video games. Like I think they always had like i think

they had like we sports for a very long time but they would like casually play that or whatever

but i think it's around the age where a lot of the parents were letting them either would let

them get like a pc or maybe uh ipad i don't know they were starting to get into games in general

i think a lot of them were like starting to get into games in general. I think a lot of them were

like starting to get like Xboxes or whatever. So a lot of them were playing some multiplayer games,

maybe Call a Duty, maybe Minecraft on there. I don't really know. But anyways, right, I think the

parents are starting to realize that their children were playing a lot more of these video games,

which look, at the end of the day, I do agree that, like, playing video

games for way, way, way, way, way too long. Like, that's definitely detrimental. And also,

I think there's definitely something to say of, like, face-to-face interaction. Going outside is

pretty cool as well. Believe it or not, the outside is nice. But I will also say that there's a lot of

really good experiences that you'll get when you're like playing games with your friends. Like that is,

I think that's also understated. And I can't really blame parents for this. As at the end of the day,

they never grew up playing games with their friends. They don't really know what it's like. To try to explain to them of like the joy of being on like a voice

call with your friends and like winning, right? That's awesome, man. And it's really hard to explain

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