Andy Stumpf

He is your son.

100%.

He...

exists on social media.

He downloads the app once per week, spends an hour on it, erases it because

It's the pendulum going the other direction for him.

My oldest keeps it on his phone, but uses it very sporadically.

And it's almost at least the middle one's going to be 21.

The other one's going to be 23.

My oldest now is almost at the point, and I think his peer group is almost at the point a little bit of mocking people who spend, you know what I mean?

It's almost now, it's almost on the other side, like, oh, you're one of those, even though they were raised with electronic devices in their hand.

My daughter, on the other hand,

surgically connected to her hand and is constantly consuming.

So I think she will get there as well, too, because when I can kind of pull her out of that digital world or we go places that have less than optimal cell coverage intentionally and somehow the Wi-Fi doesn't show up because dad unplugs the router like, oh, there's no Wi-Fi at the house.

That sucks.

She can see the light.

But my other two, as they've gotten a little bit older,

They have seen it and found it on their own.

And I think we're going to be okay because I think that generation now is really viewing these platforms with a little bit more of a wary eye.

And I don't know why, but my middle son was the first one.