Spring Breakers Prioritize Fun Over Global Issues

0:00A reporter hit the beaches during spring break to chat with college students soaking up the sun. He asked about their plans and the biggest issues facing America right now. Turns out, their priorities lean heavy toward fun in the sun rather than global headlines. Most kids shared similar goals for the week, heavy drinking, partying hard, and casual hookups. One aim to limit partners to just one a day, while others talked about letting loose without much thought to consequences. And pressed on serious topics, answers stayed beach level, tanning evenly top the list, along with picking the next bikini or grabbing the perfect Starbucks drink. No deep dives into politics or economy. Things got fun here on world events. Students mixed up wars with Iraq, blanked on leaders like the Ayatollah, and tossed out wild ideas like flirting with enemies or sending bikini clad. Distractions into battle. Trump news, mostly shrugs, are confusion over places like the Gulf or Columbia. This beach-side snapshot shows spring break vibes in full swing, where current events

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