I don't understand where you got 1 and 2 from. They're the same story, teenagers doing dumb shit without understanding what would come of it. I didn't understand what you're not getting here
> Maybe I didn't phrase that quite right. I knew a kid who was caught by the FBI carding at just 14... Like I remember him just casually dismissing it as some cute prank.
> Got into a little incident where we pissed off some dudes, one who had a gun... Learned real fast not to do stupid "funny shit" that was really just jerk behavior.
Case 1, the kid didn't learn. Case 2, you learnt. By the way, both of these can—and do—apply to adults. If "young people can't consider consequences," then you would have went out and got shot and probably wouldn't be here telling me about this story.
I did not mod you down so I am not the only one confused. Yes I learned, but how on earth can you assume the kid who got arrested didn't? He was in fact arrested for that crime and never heard from again. I don't know if he learned but he certainly might have.
1. A person who didn’t understand consequences.
2. A person of similar age who did.
Which is kinda my entire point.