Adam Schafer

I believe it's 80.

It's a superpower. We're teaching these kids to think that they have a problem. You all have varied degrees. They're bad, but it's like, no, they're doing shit they don't like doing. And then, again, I'm adding the video game thing in because I just think that exacerbates all this. It makes that kid really difficult to sit still.

It's a superpower. We're teaching these kids to think that they have a problem. You all have varied degrees. They're bad, but it's like, no, they're doing shit they don't like doing. And then, again, I'm adding the video game thing in because I just think that exacerbates all this. It makes that kid really difficult to sit still.

It's a superpower. We're teaching these kids to think that they have a problem. You all have varied degrees. They're bad, but it's like, no, they're doing shit they don't like doing. And then, again, I'm adding the video game thing in because I just think that exacerbates all this. It makes that kid really difficult to sit still.

I didn't even add that. And that's another talking point too, is like, uh, if you allow your kid to eat highly processed foods and sugars and, and have you seen food dyes and connections?

I didn't even add that. And that's another talking point too, is like, uh, if you allow your kid to eat highly processed foods and sugars and, and have you seen food dyes and connections?

I didn't even add that. And that's another talking point too, is like, uh, if you allow your kid to eat highly processed foods and sugars and, and have you seen food dyes and connections?

You talked about noticing a difference in your kid's behavior by, by having the red dye. So, so, okay. So think of that as a good kid, right? He's got school that is boring as shit. He's got to sit down on his phone. He's got parents that are super busy, and so he's on screen a lot.

You talked about noticing a difference in your kid's behavior by, by having the red dye. So, so, okay. So think of that as a good kid, right? He's got school that is boring as shit. He's got to sit down on his phone. He's got parents that are super busy, and so he's on screen a lot.

You talked about noticing a difference in your kid's behavior by, by having the red dye. So, so, okay. So think of that as a good kid, right? He's got school that is boring as shit. He's got to sit down on his phone. He's got parents that are super busy, and so he's on screen a lot.

The stuff he's watching on screen is explosions, fast move, Cocomelon-type shit, and video games, jumping all over the place. And so he's getting hours of that a day. And then on top of that, he's feeding himself—

The stuff he's watching on screen is explosions, fast move, Cocomelon-type shit, and video games, jumping all over the place. And so he's getting hours of that a day. And then on top of that, he's feeding himself—

The stuff he's watching on screen is explosions, fast move, Cocomelon-type shit, and video games, jumping all over the place. And so he's getting hours of that a day. And then on top of that, he's feeding himself—

processed foods and food dyes and things like that and then like we're mad at him because he can't sit through fucking biology or whatever the kid is learning at that age history or whatever that is like boring as hell for an hour like no kidding it's boring for me

processed foods and food dyes and things like that and then like we're mad at him because he can't sit through fucking biology or whatever the kid is learning at that age history or whatever that is like boring as hell for an hour like no kidding it's boring for me

processed foods and food dyes and things like that and then like we're mad at him because he can't sit through fucking biology or whatever the kid is learning at that age history or whatever that is like boring as hell for an hour like no kidding it's boring for me

What do you, okay. So if as parents, okay. Uh, list off the things that at all costs you're trying to avoid right i understand justin made the point he's he covered our basis for there's exceptions to the rule or you know there's going to be somebody who i understand right but for the most part as a dad right

What do you, okay. So if as parents, okay. Uh, list off the things that at all costs you're trying to avoid right i understand justin made the point he's he covered our basis for there's exceptions to the rule or you know there's going to be somebody who i understand right but for the most part as a dad right

What do you, okay. So if as parents, okay. Uh, list off the things that at all costs you're trying to avoid right i understand justin made the point he's he covered our basis for there's exceptions to the rule or you know there's going to be somebody who i understand right but for the most part as a dad right

like antibiotics, Adderall, like what are the things that we're giving to kids that we just are, you know, laissez-faire about it.