For millions of years, human teenagers were actually unable to decline any invitations from strangers. It wasn't until the 1980s that Nancy Reagan made the most shocking discovery in the entire history of human psychology. Teenagers could, in fact, just say "no".

I was once a teen. My favorite pastime was accepting terrible advice from practically strangers. When some rando I'd met mere hours before would suggest, "hey! Let's go try this stupid, but fun-sounding, thing," my answer was usually "yes!"

I think anyone who says they were otherwise has forgetten just how unbearably boring most of our teenage years were.