Greg

I opened up my PS3 the other day with a game that I own, physical copy, and it had a download.

I'm like, I just turned it back off.

I was immediately annoyed.

I'm like, why did I buy the disc?

I have to download this.

Yeah.

She's three, right?

She's the same age as Braden.

We're dealing with it right now.

My oldest is 10.

All of her friends have cell phones.

All of them.

My daughter got hers when she was 12.

So yeah, we, we don't allow their, if their friends bring their phones, that's fine.

It doesn't go in a girl's rooms.

You don't play on your phone.

You do that where we can see it, but you don't, they're not allowed to sneak off and then use their phone.

And it's, and we've had some of their friends not come back because of it, but it's like, we, we have to, we just, we have to, we have to set that boundary.

Us moving into our new house was the easiest way to not have to deal with that bullshit because it is the most active neighborhood I've ever seen.

So as soon as we get home, the kids are out riding the four-wheelers and the dirt bike, and they're hanging out with the neighbors, and they're playing basketball.