Sometimes I get questions:
"Why does history matter?""What does history mean for me, besides hard tests and cranky teachers?"
The best is, "Like, does this matter in, like, everyday life OMG!?"
History shows 
that the present is just a piece of, well, history.
Trust me. I'm not cranky.
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I loved the youtube link.
Just because it is new, doesn't mean it is better!