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First, I think it has to do with the utter self-absorption and selfishness that comes with those years for many teens, albeit to a greater or lesser extent. Second, there is this great sense of entitlement and pride in self. You are the American standard: young, skinny, beautiful, with a crowd of similar people around. Marketers are dying to have you do with their products as you please, because you are the ultimate target audience. This is why shopkeepers don’t throw them out or tell them off. They want their money and patronage. However, I have found this attitude tends to apply more towards crowds of teens making a nuisance, being loud and belligerent. Anyone raised to respect other’s things would not act so. I think it is the minority who act so rudely.

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Name : T, Gender : F, Race : White/Caucasian, Age : 18, City : Los Angeles, State : CA, Country : United States, Occupation : Student, 

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