Toby Howell

Then France just voted to ban social media for kids.

It's Tuesday, January 27th.

Let's ride.

Let's ride.

It is awesome.

Instead of engaging in these expensive traffic studies to see where cars are actually going, you literally just take an aerial picture of a city or a town after it snows.

Snow is sort of like nature's tracing paper, but what do you do if you don't have nature's tracing paper?

Well, in the 1980s, city planners in Australia actually threw cake flour into the road to create their own flour neckdowns, a fleckdown, if you will.

Also, keep an eye out for leckdowns, which are the fall leafy version of this.

There's neckdowns in every season, Neil.

And now a word from our sponsor, Sandals.

Neil, you're looking a little pale there, bud.

I think you need to get some sun.

Yeah, I wish, but I'm stuck here in New York where there is no sun.

If only you could go to Sandals Resorts.

You'd get some color and maybe perk up a little with a vacation to look forward to.

Plus, you can dive into new adventures, whether that's pickleball, snorkeling, or PADI-certified scuba diving.

It's all about what you want to do.

France has had it with kids these days being too obsessed with their phones.

Yesterday, French legislators voted to fast-track a ban on social media use for children under 15, with a goal to have it in place before next school year begins in September.