Lara Trump

rogue that we can't even let our kids play outside anymore this is the basics like you i always want them doing active things outside away from from screens and i talked to so many of my friends and i'm like what is your kid into thinking they're gonna give me like a basketball answer yeah and they're like what what's the i don't even know the game it's one of these online games where you like hook up with other people in different places and oh yeah it's kind of minecraft yeah i don't even know one of the other big one babe

rogue that we can't even let our kids play outside anymore this is the basics like you i always want them doing active things outside away from from screens and i talked to so many of my friends and i'm like what is your kid into thinking they're gonna give me like a basketball answer yeah and they're like what what's the i don't even know the game it's one of these online games where you like hook up with other people in different places and oh yeah it's kind of minecraft yeah i don't even know one of the other big one babe

I don't even know what it's called, but I know they're all doing it. And I'm like, God, it's just so different. And you think about the long-term effects. What does that mean for these kids who are on a screen or looking at a screen hunched over? And I don't know, all of it.

I don't even know what it's called, but I know they're all doing it. And I'm like, God, it's just so different. And you think about the long-term effects. What does that mean for these kids who are on a screen or looking at a screen hunched over? And I don't know, all of it.

I don't even know what it's called, but I know they're all doing it. And I'm like, God, it's just so different. And you think about the long-term effects. What does that mean for these kids who are on a screen or looking at a screen hunched over? And I don't know, all of it.

How about when you used to have to call someone's house? and ask for them on the phone. Oh, and the parents pick up the phone. And the parents pick up the phone.

How about when you used to have to call someone's house? and ask for them on the phone. Oh, and the parents pick up the phone. And the parents pick up the phone.

How about when you used to have to call someone's house? and ask for them on the phone. Oh, and the parents pick up the phone. And the parents pick up the phone.

That's like a lost art. That's a lost thing. I remember my parents saying, okay, when you call someone's house and the mom or dad answers, you say, hello, Mr. and Mrs. Smith. This is Laura. May I please speak to Jessica? You know, like there was a protocol you followed. No one does that anymore, Gary. Do people even have phones at home anymore? I don't think so.

That's like a lost art. That's a lost thing. I remember my parents saying, okay, when you call someone's house and the mom or dad answers, you say, hello, Mr. and Mrs. Smith. This is Laura. May I please speak to Jessica? You know, like there was a protocol you followed. No one does that anymore, Gary. Do people even have phones at home anymore? I don't think so.

That's like a lost art. That's a lost thing. I remember my parents saying, okay, when you call someone's house and the mom or dad answers, you say, hello, Mr. and Mrs. Smith. This is Laura. May I please speak to Jessica? You know, like there was a protocol you followed. No one does that anymore, Gary. Do people even have phones at home anymore? I don't think so.

And eye contact when you shake hands.

And eye contact when you shake hands.

And eye contact when you shake hands.

I feel like my father-in-law probably subscribes to the same thing.

I feel like my father-in-law probably subscribes to the same thing.

I feel like my father-in-law probably subscribes to the same thing.

The food was delicious. Yeah, it was just whole eggs.

The food was delicious. Yeah, it was just whole eggs.

The food was delicious. Yeah, it was just whole eggs.