George Mekhail

I'm like, I'm too old for that.

Like, it's not for me.

You know, an occasionally well-placed reference can work as a dad joke, but as long as you have the self-awareness that you're not actually, like,

Gen Z has their own crazy... Gen Z language is a whole podcast episode, I feel like.

It's crazy.

It's hard to keep up with.

Oh yeah.

Phone usage.

Oh dude.

Yeah.

That's a, that was probably the hardest chapter of the book to write is just like what to do with technology.

Cause it's the thing that most, you know, that's the number one question that my parents ask is like, how do I, how do I limit this?

And my, I mean, TLDR is, is when Kingston was born, uh, it was the same year that the iPhone came out.

So we didn't even know what this thing was or what, like, or how it was, how things were going to play out.

So, uh,

In a lot of ways, we had to kind of make it up on the fly.

And there's maybe some things looking back that we would have done differently.

So we're in a different context now in terms of like if I had kids today, I would have done it differently.

But our kids got phones really, really young, honestly.

And I would say relative to what I've seen with other kids, they're on their phones not that much.