Dr. Ryan Martin

Oh, yeah, dude. Even writing a sentence the other day, it was like, where are we? Yeah. I was like, what happened, dude? Is this a war treaty or something? I was like, what are we even? And then I was watching. It was a pencil, right? And I was watching the leg come out. I was like, this is crazy. Yeah. This just happened. I cannot even believe it.

Yeah. It's amazing. When I think about how, I think honestly it was like, it was getting my tickets for this flight. And I was like thinking about how there was a time when you ordered paper tickets and they came in the mail and you had to like carry them with you. And you were all excited.

Yeah. It's amazing. When I think about how, I think honestly it was like, it was getting my tickets for this flight. And I was like thinking about how there was a time when you ordered paper tickets and they came in the mail and you had to like carry them with you. And you were all excited.

Yeah. It's amazing. When I think about how, I think honestly it was like, it was getting my tickets for this flight. And I was like thinking about how there was a time when you ordered paper tickets and they came in the mail and you had to like carry them with you. And you were all excited.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah. Versus handphone.

Yeah. Versus handphone.

Yeah. Versus handphone.

Yeah. You got a ticket to a concert. Like there were certainly things that added this, like there was more of a, um, when there was more paper in the world, things that there, I don't know, things felt a little bit more connected, even when there was like a local newspaper and stuff and you got your name in it for something, or you got to see what was happening in your community.

Yeah. You got a ticket to a concert. Like there were certainly things that added this, like there was more of a, um, when there was more paper in the world, things that there, I don't know, things felt a little bit more connected, even when there was like a local newspaper and stuff and you got your name in it for something, or you got to see what was happening in your community.

Yeah. You got a ticket to a concert. Like there were certainly things that added this, like there was more of a, um, when there was more paper in the world, things that there, I don't know, things felt a little bit more connected, even when there was like a local newspaper and stuff and you got your name in it for something, or you got to see what was happening in your community.

It was a big deal. Like they don't have a lot of those anymore. And so a lot of just like the value of being a community is, that's not just like a national community feels like it's dilapidating some.

It was a big deal. Like they don't have a lot of those anymore. And so a lot of just like the value of being a community is, that's not just like a national community feels like it's dilapidating some.

It was a big deal. Like they don't have a lot of those anymore. And so a lot of just like the value of being a community is, that's not just like a national community feels like it's dilapidating some.

I think that's true. I mean, I think that's the, there's definitely a degree to which people have sort of like locked themselves into their homes in ways that they're like, and they think they're interacting with people because they are online. But they're not necessarily coming out and talking to their neighbors regularly.

I think that's true. I mean, I think that's the, there's definitely a degree to which people have sort of like locked themselves into their homes in ways that they're like, and they think they're interacting with people because they are online. But they're not necessarily coming out and talking to their neighbors regularly.

I think that's true. I mean, I think that's the, there's definitely a degree to which people have sort of like locked themselves into their homes in ways that they're like, and they think they're interacting with people because they are online. But they're not necessarily coming out and talking to their neighbors regularly.

No, they're not even talking to their spouses or kids. They're always in their room on their devices just ordering DoorDash or whatever. Yep. Like exotic pistachios or whatever. Like people are ordering just a lot of weird stuff. And then –