Thomas Murphy

And he goes, what do you mean?

I said, who created this whole mess?

I said, you did.

I said, you need to go in the bathroom, look in the mirror.

I said, you did this to them.

You can't blame a kid for the, you know, all these kids and their phones and these kids.

You did this to them.

Because you're the parents.

You put it in their hands.

Like take some freaking responsibility.

Okay.

So, I mean, that's the heart of it, man.

yeah that's an interesting oh man i light up teachers with that one every day i just this morning i'm a principal great principal friend of mine they just finished jonathan heights book the anxious generation said you have some thoughts on it and that was the summary that i gave him yeah i said we're going to take phones out of kids hands when have you ever put put the genie back in the bottle that's the that's the dumbest thing you could actually say i want that myself

I'm in schools.

I see the fragmentation of attention.

I see the sleep deprivation.

But you ain't putting that one back in the Bible, buddy.

Yeah, yeah.

And really, that's the tip of our iceberg.

Then we have two main things that we really peddle, if you will.