This is a monologue discussing the speaker's childhood memories and experiences, using humor and satire to comment on societal norms and issues. The speaker reminisces about playing games like hide and seek and dodgeball, referencing the competitive nature of children. They also discuss the use of adult language and jokes, noting how these have evolved over time. The speaker critiques the modern trend of labeling any form of teasing or competitive play as "bullying", arguing that it oversimplifies the issue. They also touch on the topic of video games, expressing dissatisfaction with the variety and quality of games available. The monologue ends with a humorous commentary on Pokémon and the speaker's love for the Terminator movies.
1. The text discusses a childhood game of "thief and thief" that was popular in a certain area 23 years ago [Source: Text].
2. The game was played on a post and started 23 years ago [Source: Text].
3. The speaker recalls a game of "hide and seek" that started on a post 23 years ago [Source: Text].
4. The speaker talks about a game that was much heavier than the games they ran the risk of [Source: Text].
5. The speaker mentions a game where if a ball passed them, they would get beaten by the whole school [Source: Text].
6. The speaker talks about a game where the whole world would automatically play it [Source: Text].
7. The speaker discusses a video game machine with 9999 games, none of which are okay, and 9989 different speeds [Source: Text].
8. The speaker talks about their favorite childhood movie as a Terminator fan [Source: Text].