Lynn Shaw

I watch Dateline a lot.

Oh, my goodness.

Oh, my God.

Somebody's leaving.

These things that happen to these kids.

And you're right.

I mean, the kids react.

They're fighting with the, you know, the teenagers are fighting with their parents.

And then somebody will lure them online.

And you know what?

They're going to sneak out the window and try and be rebellious.

And then next thing you know, they just never come home.

That's just a small instance.

But no, but you're correct.

And with that, remember, we live in a society now, everybody, and this goes for adults, right?

We're supposed to lead by example, mentor, right?

But, you know, when you have women my age dancing in bikinis or something, and the kids see this, like, how can we tell them, you know, don't put those provocative, don't go on OnlyFans or something.

But it's nobody's fault because the kids grew up, I'm going to say 30 and under.

I like to stick with that, right?

They grew up in putting your feelings online, you know, putting everything, your food online, what you're wearing online, all of this stuff.