Lois Logan

Whereas when you're on something like TikTok or Instagram, rarely is there anything that profound, you know.

And so, yeah.

No, you love doing that.

No, no, you do that.

I mean, at least four times a week we have throwback photos on the family WhatsApp.

I think I think there's a for young people, especially now.

there is so much pressure to have everything by the time you're 25.

And it feels like if you haven't... Because that's not coming from... That comes from social media.

You know, you see all these, you know, Forbes under 30 under 30, all these social media influencers and all these people that claim to be making X amount of money.

They're probably not.

Like, let's be real.

They're probably just lying.

There are so many people that film podcasts by themselves pretending that they're talking to someone where they're saying, yeah, I made 20 grand this month.

What are you doing?

There's no one there, mate.

So, you know.

But I think...

Yeah.

And even if you know that it's unrealistic, it still is constantly words in your mind.

And it's constantly kind of like micro doses of like indoctrination from these people that are kind of, you know, constantly telling you where you should be and where you should be going and how you should be making money.