Peter Sagal

She's gonna throw a party in Madison Square Garden.

Impressive.

But anybody can rent Madison Square Garden if you have the cash.

She's Taylor Swift.

She could do it anywhere.

She could have the first wedding in the Strait of Hormuz.

I hear that's open now.

Well, if it's not... But we know that that costs $300 billion.

Yes, exactly.

That's true.

So, Alicia, your last quote is a text that was sent from a parent to their college-aged kid as the kid was going through a Taco Bell drive-thru.

Are you okay?

Why are you in an alley?

So, that parent is among the many, many parents who are using their phones to do what with their adult children?

Oh, track their location?

Yes, exactly right.

This week, NPR covered a rising trend in which parents are still tracking their adult children on their phones.

They asked if it was healthy for parents to keep such a close watch when their kids are independent adults, while the independent adult children asked, hey, mom, can I have $25?

Yeah.

I'm trying to prevent them from partying and doing hard drugs all the time.