Grandma Gail

I think that's a very biased way that young women are today.

We didn't feel that.

We weren't only about girl power.

In days gone by, if you had a friend, it didn't matter if you were a girl or a guy.

If you had common interests together and you shared something together, not boyfriend and girlfriend, we're just talking about friends.

It wasn't flirtatious.

No, it wasn't flirtatious.

We just had a lot of fun.

We either worked on a committee in high school together or we maybe belonged to the same club or we all liked to go to the football games as a group.

I mean, you know, it was a click and we had fun and there were other clicks that we weren't in.

So, you know, it was all based on common interests.

And that's the same thing that happens even when you're older.

You tend to be friendly with people who have common interests.

But I do.

Now it's very different.

I feel like now we're being all curious.

I don't know about high school.

I don't know about how you felt in high school.

Maybe, you know, we didn't date as seriously as the people today.

I don't really know.