Third annual 'Stand Up For Skateparks' Benefit

The transcript discusses a family's involvement in the skateboarding community, highlighting their support for charity events and favorite skateboarding locations in Los Angeles. It explores the idea of expanding skateboarding opportunities to places like Harlem, emphasizing the positive impact on youth. The conversation also touches on Tony Hawk's influence as a skateboarding icon and his efforts to give back to the community.

Why did the speaker attend the event mentioned in the transcript?

• To support a charity and have fun

• To learn how to skateboard

• To meet Tony Hawk

• To compete in a skateboarding competition

Where do the speaker's children prefer to skateboard?

• Venice Beach, California

• Brooklyn Projects, Los Angeles

• Golden Gate Park, San Francisco

• Central Park, New York

What is the speaker's opinion on building a skateboarding facility in Harlem?

• It would be a waste of resources

• It could potentially lead to greatness

• It would be too expensive

• It is unnecessary

What alternative does the speaker suggest for kids to have fun?

• Skateboarding

• Playing video games

• Watching movies

• Reading books

Why is Tony Hawk considered an inspiration in the skateboarding community?

• He invented skateboarding

• He owns the most skate parks

• He is an iconic figure who gives back to the community

• He is the richest skateboarder