Sabina Kelley

Damn.

She threw it against the wall.

She's like, I'm not doing this.

But she has everything written down on her phone, like clockwork, like what she's going to do in the morning, like brush my teeth, brush my hair.

I'm like, you got to write that down?

But it was like, she follows her own little schedule and checks the phone to keep on track to when she goes to school.

But if you take that away from her, it's almost like she's lost.

And I'm like, that's crazy.

It's like an extension of her.

But it's because that's all she, she's had that for so long.

And I feel like so many kids are like that.

They're helpless without that phone in their hand.

But you do it for working.

I'm working.

And that's why I have to explain to my kids, too, because they're like, oh, you're on your phone all the time.

And I'm like, I'm on my phone for work.

That makes me money.

It's not that I'm just sitting there scrolling on everybody else's stuff.

I don't even have time to barely go through all my own stuff, let alone somebody else's.

So trying to explain that to them why it's okay for me to do it and not them is like a whole nother... They're like, sure, sure.