We survived childhood before safety rails and surveillance culture existed.Remember when kids could do stupid stuff without going viral, getting cancelled, or ending up in a court date? In this episode, Will Abel and Michael Grier rewind to their wild teenage years in Texas - back when neighborhoods were battlefields, construction sites were “game zones,” and the only rule was not getting caught.From late-night “capture the flag” missions with stolen builder flags to somehow getting cops to give piggyback rides at 7-Eleven, this episode is pure unfiltered mayhem. Will shares his short-lived firefighting career with a garden hose, legendary West Texas parties that overwhelmed small-town police, and run-ins with future country stars before they ever hit a stage.The guys also dive into how neighborhoods have changed, why kids today are missing out on true dumb fun, and Will's oddly satisfying hobby that absolutely deserves questioning.Nostalgia, chaos, questionable decisions - and the reminder that growing up in Texas and the 90s just hit different.Key Topics Covered:Texas childhood adventures before camera phonesConstruction-site “capture the flag” missionsPolice piggyback rides at 7-ElevenGarden hose firefighting attemptsMassive West Texas parties and early celebrity run-insWhy neighborhoods and childhood freedom have changedPest control, solar bros, and modern door-knock cultureFollow and share if you laughed, cringed, or remembered your own childhood crimes of fun.Connect with the hosts:Will Abel: https://www.linkedin.com/in/willabelMichael Grier: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelgrier

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