Terri Irwin

You know, it was scandalous.

So my parents said...

you know, nothing good comes from this.

So there was like no dancing.

So no dancing, no dancing.

So I respected that because instead of just saying no, it was like, here's the reason.

And the other thing I wasn't allowed to do is go to drive-in movies.

So I've been to drive-in movies, obviously.

But when I was in my teens, like 15, 16, it was like no drive-in movies.

And now I would give anything to find a good drive in theater because the nostalgia is so wonderful.

But yeah, other than that, it was, you know, pretty much having friends and getting together during the summer and doing schoolwork together.

And I felt very blessed because I had kind of across the board friends.

So I didn't.

just hang out with the cool girls or the sporty guys or the nerdy science club.

I was really privileged to be friends pretty much with everybody.

So I was really lucky.

I think that's a really great way to put it.

And I think you kind of miss out if you're in this little clan and just keeping to these few people.

You miss out on a lot of wonderful people.

But I can feel that from you being that inclusive and easygoing.