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programs. Now those are counted as mild

and good and wholesome and good for

family. But I'm telling you what. They're not

good. Happy Days, the setting was the 50s,

and it was originated for teens. There's one

rebellious guy. His name is The Fonz, and

everybody looked to him for advice. And

there were two girls who worked in a

brewery, and all it was is the dating games.

And the parents were idiots, and they were

just stupid in the eyes of the children, and

still we find that people today say, "Oh,

that's a good program” — drinking,

fornicating, immorality, rock music, and so

forth, and still those things are counted as

good in the times in which we live.

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