Khloé Kardashian

the proper conversation, those things no one has to do anymore.

So you almost don't know how to do that kind of stuff.

Even making appointments or reservations, you can do all of that online.

So those humanly tools...

that we learned the older we got, kids don't really have to learn that stuff anymore.

It's so strange.

I also think that's why people fall in love with creations they've made on AI or robots.

Or I read all these crazy stories that I find outlandish, but I understand how people get there because we now live in a society that it's basically touchless.

It can be human-less if you need it to be.

Yeah.

So basically that's what I want this episode to be about is talking about what I experienced, what I went through and where we are now.

When I was growing up, I didn't have the internet.

We didn't have specifically social media, but the internet, I remember having a game called the Oregon trail and the Oregon trail on a real computer was like the shit and playing that game.

I, you

It was just amazing.

And that, I would think, is like my first memory of really the computer, which is crazy.

Hearing the dial-up sound, oof, it's a little traumatizing, triggering at this point.

AOL chat rooms.

a legendary place to be being able to talk to your friends through there and you just felt so cool and there was different chat rooms and for those that don't I don't know if chat rooms still exist but I know there used to be chat rooms like if you have a fetish there's a chat room for a fetish if you are just girls wanting to talk to other girls like as friends you can go that way

Or like kids 18 and under, like just to talk.