Guessing lots of people's "good old days" will be somewhere between 16
(getting to drive) to mid-20s (all the crazy stuff we did before we were
smart enough to realize how crazy it was). Also tends to include our first
serious relationship(s). So for me, late 80s-early 90s.

I think there's an interesting, though not identical, tie-in to music. I
bet most of you have music that you, or your kids, would be embarrassed to
see, but which you love because it was what a) your parents played or b)
formed the soundtrack of your adolescence. I love lots of different kinds
of music, but I still have Kiss, Cheap Trick, Paper Lace, John Denver, and
Barry Manilow because that's what my parents listened to, and all those 80s
one-hit wonders because that was what played at the prom etc.

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Regards,

Jesse Wilkins, CIP, CRM, IGP
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