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When I was a kid growing up in that region, salt water taffy was a special treat, a souvenir of your visits to the Jersey Shore, and there were two candy stores where you'd go and get taffy, Fralinger's and James. The company that owns both just filed for bankruptcy, though they say they'll remain in business and are optimistic about the future. But salt water taffy isn't what it used to be; it's grandma's candy, like Werther's or Mary Janes. If you put salt water taffy out for kids, they'll probably skip it. What other treats did you love as a kid that don't appeal to today's youth? (WPVI-TV/Philadelphia)

It's in the newspaper, so it must be a trend: Couples are living in RVs, by choice. They work remotely or pick up gig work wherever they stop. A million Americans are doing it, and they seem to be happy. Amazon, among others, even has a work program geared towards RV dwellers. Could you live like that? (Washington Post)

Wanna go to a Golden State Warriors game? You can get into Oracle Arena for $100 for a whole month's worth of games. Wait, you want to SEE the game? Huh. That $100 ticket is just to get inside -- you can't actually see the game other than watching it on the monitors over the bars and concession stands in the concourse. Is just being inside worth a hundred bucks a month? I mean, you can watch on TV at home, the food and drink's cheaper, and you get to use your own private bathroom. (SFGate.com)