Clarence

So you mentioned, you mentioned the UK. Is this a worldwide phenomenon? I mean, loneliness, is it happening all over the world or is it just, uh, just here in America?

So you mentioned, you mentioned the UK. Is this a worldwide phenomenon? I mean, loneliness, is it happening all over the world or is it just, uh, just here in America?

Clarence. How is technology connected to loneliness? Oh, okay. Because I was just thinking, I was thinking today, I had this conversation with some other colleagues, and we were talking about the fact that, you know, you talk to younger people, they're just all up in their phones and all up on the computers. They're doing, you know, older guys are doing the whatever they do.

Clarence. How is technology connected to loneliness? Oh, okay. Because I was just thinking, I was thinking today, I had this conversation with some other colleagues, and we were talking about the fact that, you know, you talk to younger people, they're just all up in their phones and all up on the computers. They're doing, you know, older guys are doing the whatever they do.

But anyway, technology, loneliness, is there a connection here with that? Yes.

But anyway, technology, loneliness, is there a connection here with that? Yes.

You're on mute. Yeah, I was just thinking that you were talking about that book, 1990s High Tech, High Touch. And, you know, it just I mean, so that and that's the only comment I have to make is that it brought to my mind, Dr. Julia, that particular book. I got to go back and read it again because I know that it I know it has something something to do with this conversation today.

You're on mute. Yeah, I was just thinking that you were talking about that book, 1990s High Tech, High Touch. And, you know, it just I mean, so that and that's the only comment I have to make is that it brought to my mind, Dr. Julia, that particular book. I got to go back and read it again because I know that it I know it has something something to do with this conversation today.

But it's I still think it's a great book.

But it's I still think it's a great book.

Clarence. Loneliness by gender. Who struggles the most, men or women?

Clarence. Loneliness by gender. Who struggles the most, men or women?

Lawrence. Thank you again, Dr. Julian. It was very insightful. And personally, I think we need to have additional conversations about this because to take a deeper dive into this, because as we started talking about some things, my mind started to think about some factors, but also how we could utilize this information to inform the community.

Lawrence. Thank you again, Dr. Julian. It was very insightful. And personally, I think we need to have additional conversations about this because to take a deeper dive into this, because as we started talking about some things, my mind started to think about some factors, but also how we could utilize this information to inform the community.

I mean, that's really why we want to do this information. So I really do appreciate what you've given to us today.

I mean, that's really why we want to do this information. So I really do appreciate what you've given to us today.

Seafood. S-E-E.

Seafood. S-E-E.

Yeah, yeah. Clarence. Sophia, as I was reading your bio, I was intrigued. And my intrigueness was around the fact, how did you become involved in this? What was your epiphany? Because you have a long history of being involved with food. What happened or what did you discover?

Yeah, yeah. Clarence. Sophia, as I was reading your bio, I was intrigued. And my intrigueness was around the fact, how did you become involved in this? What was your epiphany? Because you have a long history of being involved with food. What happened or what did you discover?