Boman Martinez-Reid

98.

Okay, I was 95.

I think mine is like one of the last years with no phones and no real internet.

Like when I was a freshman in high school, that was like 2009.

That was like YouTube had just barely started and like MySpace was still a thing.

So like I was, I'm really glad that I grew up in that era where like we would record each other.

Like Andrew and Joe, like from Good Children, obviously like they have so many videos.

I wish we had more videos, but like I'm a hundred years old compared to you guys.

So like we don't have a lot of footage of it, but like,

Shit like that was like, I used to think, I was like, someone needs to put this on television.

I can be like, boy, do I have the opportunity of a lifetime for you.

I feel similarly.

It's such a privilege to be able to look back and not have memories of technology for so many years.

like my developing years yeah and also I feel like I was the age that like maybe you feel similarly like we I grew up with social media yeah like Instagram wasn't a thing until like grade 8 for me yeah and then in high school it was like all about Instagram and Vine and then right like it just felt like

It was steps rather than just like all of it.

It existed.

Imagine.

Yeah.

And honestly, thank fucking God, because I'm so glad no one gave me an iPhone when I was that old.

Oh, bitch, the amount of shit I'd have on the Internet.