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People are sharing their childhood struggles kids today just wouldn't understand

Kids these days.
Dec 28th 2016, 3:43 PM 9,274 8

EARLIER TODAY MUSIC publicist Eric Alper tweeted a question we all took a moment to ponder.

In no time, people were flooding Twitter with things they could say to confuse young people, and it stings to think they’ll never know the struggle.

@SkyChrisCreegan If it’s not working, take it out and blow on it

@PercyKaren making a mixed tape by recording the radio!

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@CineramaGav Being disappointed that the free movie tie-in toy in the cereal box is one you have already.

@PMc276 we actually met other people by arrangement in town.

@galeforcerob puttin eircom callcards in the freezer to restore em (a myth that didn’t actually work).

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@Colin_Francis Automatically getting a provisional drivers licence as soon as you turned 17. No theory test, no nothing. Here’s a piece of paper. Go drive!

@Antheap Being told to ‘go look it up in the encyclopaedia’ when you weren’t sure of a fact.

@QJPhillips not seeing your pictures until they’re developed.

@ArleneHunt Having to cycle to the village to use the phone box.

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@mermaid77479 The youngest child being the “remote control” for the telly….changing between 4 channels.

@NineTails20 TV closing down for the night and the National Anthem being played.

@Grking you had to memorize EVERY SINGLE phone number to your friends’ homes.

@SkyChrisCreegan Don’t worry, I’ve got plenty of battery left on my phone, I charged it last Tuesday.

Those truly were the days.

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