Shannon Lee Simmons

When I'm flipping through, it's like, want to buy this?

With a tap of a button in a weak moment when I'm feeling tired or lazy or whatever, it's just there and it arrives by a drone tomorrow.

So I feel like there's a psychological impact to overspending that social comparison is doing to us through social media.

And then there's also the actual frictionless spending and logistics of it that is just making it so easy to part ways with our money and

It's just easy come, easy go in such a way that is exponentially faster and scarier than it was 10 years ago, for sure.

No, I think it's really shifted our relationship with money.

The idea that we don't touch it and we don't see it.

It's all cerebral all the time.

And there's no physical relationship with it anymore.

I'm raising kids in a world where they just see me tap.

How am I expecting them to have a relationship with money?

I used to watch my dad physically remove a 20 from his wallet and pay the pizza man.

And I was like, I'm aware that now you have less money

I feel like even I do this sometimes.

This is so silly, but I'm going to share it with you.

I have taken my kids to the grocery store and not brought a debit card and not brought a credit card with me and brought a physical list.

Okay, old school.

And I did it for them to try to teach them about budgeting and making decisions.

And I was sweating because I couldn't go dollar over.

I had no...