In this episode, we dive into the intensifying debate surrounding new city ordinances in places like Washington, D.C., and Chicago, which hold parents criminally accountable for the actions of their children. Starting May 16th, D.C. parents could face up to six months in jail if their kids violate curfew or are linked to criminal activity like "teen takeovers," with Chicago implementing even stricter potential penalties of up to one year. Join the discussion as we weigh in on whether current laws are the right solution to a complex generational problem and share personal insights on what it truly means to hold the next generation accountable.