Firad wrote: I feel like my age group, I am 20 years old, was the last group of kids to actually play outside. We had tv and video games but we still played outside. Anyone around 5-10 years younger all seem to stay inside. I never see kids playing outside in my neighbor hood or playing in the open grassy fields we used to play in when I'm home.

THE4RINGZ wrote: Kids today seem to have some sense of entitlement. If you do ask them to do some yard work or something like that, they want to know how much they are going to get paid to do it.

How about I just pay your cell phone bill, or pay the Internet bill this month? That doesn't seem to cut it with them.

ohiotiger33 wrote:

Firad wrote: I feel like my age group, I am 20 years old, was the last group of kids to actually play outside. We had tv and video games but we still played outside. Anyone around 5-10 years younger all seem to stay inside. I never see kids playing outside in my neighbor hood or playing in the open grassy fields we used to play in when I'm home.

I agree with this completely. We did a ton of stuff outside when it was warm. We would play video games and stuff a bunch in the winter, and only play them at night in the summer, or if we had been outside all day and were tired.