Aideen Finnegan

So in a way, you know, when you put it like that, one person is no match for that machine.

But I suppose all we have is doing our own work to try and say, I see you, I see what's happening here, and I am not going to do it.

I'm not going to spend my money.

Tell me how, Paige.

Literally how, though.

Yeah.

And then what's the strategy for, but I want it, you know, for overcoming that sort of like dopamine seeking.

I know it's kind of childish, like, but I want it, you know, but it's very powerful.

It's a very powerful emotion.

Yes.

What is the way of getting around that?

It's always there.

No, and it's funny, you know, I notice I have young children and at Christmas, you know, when they get new toys and like all they want is the excitement of actually what is it, opening it, realizing what it is.

And then they just forget about it.

And like, we are just big toddlers, aren't we?

Because we do the same thing.

We are.

We're just grown toddlers.

I really like your social media as well, Paige, because you do an awful lot of that stuff where it's like I'm not sugarcoating it.

And one of them was some people just have more money than you.