Michelle Obama

The gentleman I was once married to.

Exactly, like, time, let's call this.

It's like, when'd you get so old?

Yeah.

We know.

We know.

Right.

I'm working.

I just feel like... Be like, you can blame Dave for that.

Stare off into space.

And I'd be like, hey.

I mean, it's so important to kind of emphasize that point of simplicity in a time where especially young people are, you know, they're suffocating themselves with so much stuff.

And I just want listeners and folks to hear this from one of the most famous men, you know, because I know I feel that way.

I know Barack feels that way is that, you know, we...

We're striving for fame, for notoriety, for all the wrong things.

And the truth of the matter is that life is about that small stuff.

You know, it's the small connections that you make with people.

It's about relationships with your neighbors and your family members.

And you can't get that by holding a phone.

And it is so important when we look at rates of depression and anxiety that our young people are feeling, it's because they've moved away from the simple, you know, just the... You told us about how, you know, every morning you walk out of your house and you go over the red bridge and you walk down the bike path and, you know, you know your neighbors and you see those rolling hills and the trees and you take in the air.