Paul Walter Hauser

I will say it's not all of our fault.

If you look at the sort of evolution of the cell phone.

It started out pretty harmless.

We had it because we needed to text or call people.

And what if you're in a jam or what if you need to hear about something that's time sensitive, et cetera.

But then it's like they put a navigation system on there.

So you're using your car to navigate and then they put music on there.

So of course you're going to use it to play music.

And it becomes this ever evolving snowball where it, we have to use it for our jobs.

So suddenly it becomes like,

Work centric.

Then it's like, you can't not use it.

And maybe you could, if you did a hardcore caveman reversal, which some of my friends have, and it's a testament to their character and that they've done it.

I just, I haven't found a way yet.

Like the time machine aspect of telling yourself what you're doing?

Yeah.

So much.

It's weekly, if not daily.

That I have an awesome wife and three healthy, awesome kids.

That I lost weight and got sober.