Luke Lunkenheimer

I do remember them showing us what marijuana smelled like and having the drug sniffing dog in there. They put it in a locker and the dog found it and stuff. But what they don't do is they don't educate you about addiction. You know,

I do remember them showing us what marijuana smelled like and having the drug sniffing dog in there. They put it in a locker and the dog found it and stuff. But what they don't do is they don't educate you about addiction. You know,

I do remember them showing us what marijuana smelled like and having the drug sniffing dog in there. They put it in a locker and the dog found it and stuff. But what they don't do is they don't educate you about addiction. You know,

Certain traits that you may have or behaviors that you may exude that should show you that you have a propensity towards addiction so you can take the appropriate safeguards.

Certain traits that you may have or behaviors that you may exude that should show you that you have a propensity towards addiction so you can take the appropriate safeguards.

Certain traits that you may have or behaviors that you may exude that should show you that you have a propensity towards addiction so you can take the appropriate safeguards.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

You mean as far as the kids being addicted to the device? Yes.

You mean as far as the kids being addicted to the device? Yes.

You mean as far as the kids being addicted to the device? Yes.

There's neck conditions that are coming to light now that kids have because they're constantly like this. Their shoulders are hunched over and their head's down. It's sad. You know, smartphones are kind of a double-edged sword because the access to information and resources that kids have now and the things that they can accomplish and do at a young age, like

There's neck conditions that are coming to light now that kids have because they're constantly like this. Their shoulders are hunched over and their head's down. It's sad. You know, smartphones are kind of a double-edged sword because the access to information and resources that kids have now and the things that they can accomplish and do at a young age, like

There's neck conditions that are coming to light now that kids have because they're constantly like this. Their shoulders are hunched over and their head's down. It's sad. You know, smartphones are kind of a double-edged sword because the access to information and resources that kids have now and the things that they can accomplish and do at a young age, like

my kid the other day i mean he's editing a video in cap cut and putting this little montage together i'm like dude that's badass how'd you figure out how to do that oh i went on youtube i watched a tutorial and then he figured it out all on his own and then hindsight makes you go when i was a kid if i had access to these tools you know what could i have done differently with my life but it's a double-edged sword because it's like i watch my son and there's days where i'm like bro you got to get away from that thing right and we limit their time and we've created you know

my kid the other day i mean he's editing a video in cap cut and putting this little montage together i'm like dude that's badass how'd you figure out how to do that oh i went on youtube i watched a tutorial and then he figured it out all on his own and then hindsight makes you go when i was a kid if i had access to these tools you know what could i have done differently with my life but it's a double-edged sword because it's like i watch my son and there's days where i'm like bro you got to get away from that thing right and we limit their time and we've created you know

my kid the other day i mean he's editing a video in cap cut and putting this little montage together i'm like dude that's badass how'd you figure out how to do that oh i went on youtube i watched a tutorial and then he figured it out all on his own and then hindsight makes you go when i was a kid if i had access to these tools you know what could i have done differently with my life but it's a double-edged sword because it's like i watch my son and there's days where i'm like bro you got to get away from that thing right and we limit their time and we've created you know

times and schedules that they can do it and so on and so forth. But it's very easy to see how a kid could just, especially a kid with a rough upbringing could get lost in that. And then it take it a step further.

times and schedules that they can do it and so on and so forth. But it's very easy to see how a kid could just, especially a kid with a rough upbringing could get lost in that. And then it take it a step further.