My moms interview

1. What where the video games that you played as a teenager. We didn’t really have many
videogames except for pong. But, at the arcade we played games like pacman and space
invaders.
2. What where your favorite sports when you where a teenager. Volleyball and softball
3. How would you say your grades were. Average, abaove average and then grade 12 and 13
I did worse.
4. Did grade 13 improve your college experience. I guess, I was more mature then
everybody else because I was older.
5. What were your favorite tv shows. The loveboat.
6. What kind of things did you do as a teenager. I hung out with my friends a lot.
7. What did you do with you friends. I went to parties
8. How much work did you do as a teenager. A lot
9. Hat kind of jobs did you work. Cashier, nursing home, camp counselor, pumped gas and
uh
10. What was your first car. 82 Honda civic

In my mom's interview, she mentions having a more socially active life, whereas I personally
have a less social life with only a few close friends. She talks about participating in sports like
Volleyball and softball, while I have a preference for sports like golf and archery. While she
enjoyed games like Pac-Man, I lean towards more challenging games like Dark Souls and Elden
Ring. Her favorite TV shows included "The Loveboat," but I prefer shows like "Breaking Bad,"
"Cyberpunk Edgeruners," and "The Mandalorian." She mentions attending parties, whereas I
prefer spending my time playing online games with friends, such as Escape from Tarkov or
Starship Troopers: Extermination. Additionally, I did not attend grade 13, partly because I am not
old enough yet, and also because it does not exist in Manitoba where I reside; it was only in
Ontario. In terms of jobs, she worked as a camp counselor and gas pumper, while I currently
work as a lab technician for Trek Geotechnical under her supervision. These differences
highlight the vast variations between her teenage life and mine, largely due to the difference in
time periods.