Kids in the ’80s roamed free, drank from hoses, and rode in truck beds, the kind of wild freedom that shocks parents now.
Maya Linton
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Flying in the ’90s felt free and human, no liquid limits, no shoe checks, no stress. Most of it would get you stopped today.