Francis Foster

It was Scott Galloway, former guest on the show, made a great point on social media, which is the social media companies found something better to monetize than sex, and that's rage.

Yeah.

And when you look at most social media, well, after I saw that clip from Scott,

And I looked through social media, I'm like, oh, this is just all rage.

I mean, there's female rage, there's male rage, there's young rage, there's old rage.

There's trans rage.

There was even at one point a day of rage.

Yeah, that was against Jewish people.

And then you add on top that a lot of these kids come from broken homes.

So they don't get maybe access to dad.

Or if they do, it's very infrequent.

And, you know, mum has to work because she needs to support the family and then dad needs to work as well.

So where are you going to go to this advice?

If you live in this ever more atomized world, you're going to go to the internet.

And it's as well, this idea of, and I've seen it so often with parents when I was teaching,

they would be like, you know, we just want our kids to be free.

You know, I don't want them growing up in a restrictive, repressive environment.

And you're going there going, I think that's why the kid is literally climbing the walls as we speak, is that he's got too much freedom, if anything.

When I was reading your book, I just remembered this memory about being like 11, 12, maybe 13.

So when I grew up, I was very small.