It’s on YouTube.” Beth grabbed my arm and marched me right back toward the house.“I suppose there’s a Tony Ames Channel on YouTube now, right?...” she snarled. I stopped and gasped. That thought hadn’t crossed my mind.“Geez! I hope not. Where are we going?”“You’re going to show me. Right now.”I took her into the family room where Dad had downloaded my match against Karl onto our set-top box and I knew he’d shown it to a few other people who had come over. The TV was set to play it. Beth sat at the. We've only had a couple who have done that. We give them access to all of our sites for the cost of two." That's cool," Adam said, nodding. Almost half of his graduating class had joined the military in one form or fashion."Sarah has the most members from Japan," Shelly said. "She has almost 350 members with credit cards that bill back to that country. It seems they like busty blondes there, although Rebecca does well over there, too. Allie and Leslie are hits with the Brits and the French.. I understood what Michelle had meant; Claire seemed to think she was blaming Tina.Tina knew me and saw it in my eyes; reaching across and putting her hand on mine, she said, “Love, this is why we brought the four people closest to us together. Let them help us, let them point out things we might miss. What do you mean, Michelle?”“Think about, the way you describe it, even hard it would have been waving about. Even screaming like you were, the chances of it just happening to be in the right spot. We are the smallest number of children born since the early 1900s. We are the “last ones.”We are the last generation, climbing out of the depression, that can remember the winds of war and the impact of a world at war which rattled the structure of our daily lives for years.We are also the last to remember ration books for everything from gas to sugar to lard to shoes to stoves.We saved tin foil and poured fat into tin cans for the war effort.We collected scrap iron and old clothing to support.