Manaia Stewart

I had to sign up to another thing to have an LG app on my phone to be able to get other apps put onto the TV.

It was... I mean, if you're an old... I'm nearly a boomer.

I mean, I'm 49.

And a half.

If you were a bit older, if you were in your 60s or your 70s and you weren't particularly good with technology, and I'm pretty ordinary with technology, but I would consider myself average.

Yeah.

I don't know what... I mean, what would you do?

You're no chance.

What?

You're absolutely no chance.

How would you know what you were...

I don't know how we've managed to get ourselves into this situation where things that used to be simple are now so convoluted you can't do them.

It's harder now than it used to be.

It used to be just a case of turn that thing on and there were three buttons for three channels and then you can turn it up or turn it down.

I mean, this office we work in here, you now need your phone, an app on your phone to get in and out of the door.

Which means if your phone dies, someone else has to give you their phone to go to the toilet.

It's ridiculous.

I know.

It's absolutely ridiculous.

So it took me, I reckon I started setting it up at 8.30.