If you told past me that present me would be paying five bucks per adult head to enter a manicured park with a playground so my kid could run around in the closest thing I could think of to a child-utopia, I probably would’ve believed you, but then would have had a lot of other questions like: “Is the Sam of the future, AKA the present Sam, still curious about culture and art like he was before? Is the Sam of the future committed to the idea of trust in youth culture like he was before? And if not, what happened?”
The Kids Were Never Not Alright
The Kids Were Never Not Alright
The Kids Were Never Not Alright
If you told past me that present me would be paying five bucks per adult head to enter a manicured park with a playground so my kid could run around in the closest thing I could think of to a child-utopia, I probably would’ve believed you, but then would have had a lot of other questions like: “Is the Sam of the future, AKA the present Sam, still curious about culture and art like he was before? Is the Sam of the future committed to the idea of trust in youth culture like he was before? And if not, what happened?”