Lisa Fong

Yeah, I know.

The social media piece, that's what I liked.

There's a theme in Devil Wears Prada about the world we live in, right?

About, like, really it has to be, like, full send on the clickbait or otherwise nothing gets a show in.

And that guy made some comment about, you know, spending millions and millions of dollars to create content on things that people just scroll past.

And I sit and, you know, sometimes on the after school, the kids will watch and flick through things like shows on YouTube.

Whereas in the, like, sometimes we only allow like the normal TV, right?

And I kind of want to get them...

It's never going to happen.

They're six and five and this will obviously change.

But trying to get them to not just watch something and five minutes later flick it on and, like, have that ability to... You know, Andy Sachs is writing these articles and is anyone reading them?

No.

They might engage, but they're not reading it.

We need people to read it.

Like, it's such a shit reality of the current life that we live in.

It's funny, eh, because I do think, like...

You know how I wrote that blog post thing for Mother's Day?

I actually read that out to Tay, who's my fourth child, who's quite a bit more like Rico and a bit more busy and a bit more like rich and bust.

But he lay there and listened to the whole thing.

And I was like, that was really good listening.