Brian Green

And then over the course of a couple months, it started a dialogue on our hotline, our text message hotline.

That started a dialogue, but that dialogue went completely the way I did not expect it to go.

And we both ended up agreeing with each other on a lot more stuff than we ever disagreed to the point where I was like, maybe I should have spoken up a long time ago.

Because if this one person, I don't know if I've changed her mind about anything, but I think that she's agreeing that some of the stuff that we're seeing is just like crazy.

insane right and that she that's not what she would have voted for so i go oh well at least if at least one person out there we can have a conversation together enough to be it is reasonable enough yeah yeah but i'm under no delusion that everybody's like that all right i want to read a few next door posts to you that i've been collecting and we'll all comment on them together we rarely touch on next door and i feel like that is like prime content so good good on you that's a great bit everyone is worried about tiktok and the teenagers with tiktok

Everyone is Snapchatting.

You know, they're worried about 16-year-olds Snapchatting their ding-dongs and willy-hoo-hoos.

And Facebook has become a cesspool for, you know, the greatest generation that never was.

To, you know, continue to suck up more billions from the poor people.

Nextdoor is the most dangerous application available today.

Whoa!

Whoa.

Because the average age, at least where I live of users is gotta be over 70 years old.

They have all lost their ever fucking loving minds.

Now I understand after 70, you might just kind of lose it anyway.

You're starting to slide backwards a little bit.

These people are insane.

Some of the posts that I have read in my area on this show defy any logic whatsoever.

It's like insane.

Now, uh,