Making plans with friends

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And I think they've made such a difference

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to the way people communicate with each other.

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And it drives me mad sometimes, because my son will try to arrange to go out

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with his friends, just to go to the park, in a group chat,

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and then nothing ever happens.

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And I just say, 'just go there'.

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Yeah.

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It's a hundred metres down the road.

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Knock the door. But I don't think that happens any more.

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No, I think for me, like,

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something that's really changed is, like I was saying about tapes,

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like the idea of playing a tape or putting a CD in a CD player.

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Like, brings back amazing memories.

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I used to have a CD that I would play,

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and then I'd sing really loudly,

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and I would imagine that then suddenly the band would be in the garden

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and they would, and they'd be there singing with me.

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But I think those physical music devices even like having a video or a DVD,

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like, they bring back loads of memories for me.

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Let's recap the language we heard in our conversation about childhood,

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starting with 'childhood', which is the period of time when you are a child.