Reggie Watts

Yeah, it's incredible.

I mean, it's a, you know, it's a, again, like growing up there in the 70s and the 80s, you know, it was just a perfect time to grow up there because, you know, you didn't have any network devices, no cell phones.

and a lot of autonomy and a lot of self discovery.

So, and to be, you know, in nature and to like sign up for programs, you know, like swim classes after school or skiing or, you know, or I was in the boy Scouts and used to go camping and, you know, learn knots and survival skills and all that stuff.

And that was really great.

But then also star Wars and all the eighties pop culture was really popular.

So playing with kids like star Wars and like hanging out in the woods and, you know, playing games and, um,

going to swamps and whatever.

It was awesome.

It was like everything that Stranger Things depicts, they nailed it.

That's pretty much the existence, is riding your bike as fast as you can to get over to your friend's house to play Dungeons and Dragons or to play some weird Atari game or something like that.

So it was kind of an idyllic upbringing.

Yeah, I mean, it was, I would say, yeah, I think it was pretty easy.

I mean, like, I had a lot of friends.

In my early years, I had mostly girl friends.

But then...

Me too, in my early and later years.

Yeah, that's the way to do it.

I agree.

Because women rule.