Phil Labonte

that we're going to continue to have the privacy that we enjoyed 20, 30, 40 years ago, it's gone because as the boomers and Gen X gets older, younger millennials and Gen Z just don't care.

So I understand what you're saying, but they don't even think about it.

Young people don't even think about it.

I understand what you're saying, but again, this is an idea that with young people, it's totally foreign to them.

The idea of actual privacy.

It's not because we failed.

It's because modern society doesn't allow for that.

People want the things that their iPhone, that the internet, that are offered by these new technologies.

And these new technologies, whether you like it or not, come with constant logging and constant interaction with cell phone towers.

That's the price.

Yeah, true.

But not only that, nowadays the technology exists to take a Wi-Fi router, connect to the Wi-Fi router in your home, and they can model what the inside of your house is, just like in the Batman movie.

So the idea that you have any kind of privacy, if you want privacy, you must totally disconnect everything.

Everything except for maybe the electrical service to your house.

And nobody should be able to do that.

I don't have a real ID, and I've been holding off forever.

And I've had to fly, and they do the whole, like, here, you don't have a real ID.

In New Hampshire, they pushed it back as far as possible to have the real ID.

I have to renew my ID in April, and I'm going to get a real ID because I have to, because it's the only option.

What?