Jason Calacanis

I don't know what they're called, but like you put them in the bags and you whatever.

The real problem is that there's enormous social pressure when you're in high school to use these products.

I'll give you a specific example.

Our rule is you cannot get Instagram or TikTok until you're 16.

I would love it to be 18, but we all agreed 16 and were able to maintain that rule.

But then high school comes around and I have two kids in high school now.

Oh, we need Snapchat.

No, you don't.

No, yes, we do.

No, you don't.

Okay, great.

We'll have no friends.

Thanks a lot.

We'll just sit here in our room dark in there.

And, you know, there's an enormous amount of social pressure.

So when you talk to the other parents, it's like, hey, guys, can we all agree that we don't need Snapchat?

You just can't get uniform agreement across all parents because everybody views this problem differently.

And so I had to change the rule.

Now, when you get to high school, you're allowed Snapchat, but not Instagram.

And when you're 16, you get Instagram.