> A lot of entertainment (or "entertainment") happens inside: games, doom-scrolling, and so on. And there's online ordering too. And the public space is deterio

> A lot of entertainment (or "entertainment") happens inside: games, doom-scrolling, and so on. And there's online ordering too. And the public space is deteriorating in many places. When there's a public space to begin with. I think modern teens might also have more activities through school (judging by the HN crowd). Finally, for teens living in dense urban areas (or even suburban) there's always Uber/Lyft. Sure it's expensive, but when you split the fare 2-3 way it's mot that bad.