Veronica Morgan

Good morning, Craig.

No, I haven't.

I would think 28 minutes a day sounds light on compared to what a lot of people would be spending.

I would hope I'm only spending that on it.

I think I suspect a little bit more because I do use it for work.

You know, I do post a bit on LinkedIn and comment on LinkedIn, also on Instagram, a little bit sort of Facebook sort of personal, it shows my age, I guess.

But I try to limit it and I try to stay off it and get out of the doom scrolls, that's for sure.

But, you know, I'd be really happy if I was only 28 minutes a day because I am using it professionally as well.

That is next level.

You know, it's interesting.

Whenever I go to a concert and I see these people who basically record the whole concert on their phones and I'm like, yeah, here.

Are you really going to go away and watch any of this stuff?

Because, you know, every now and then I do record a little bit and I've

very rarely gone back and watched any of it like it's pretty sad that you're actually watching experiencing life like through the lens as opposed to or through your screen as opposed to actually experiencing life I think that's really scary

I have the discipline of not sleeping next to my phone.

So I have to get up and go and get it.

If I do decide I want to start scrolling in the middle of the night, which a lot of people do, I think it's really hard of rudeness to sit at the dinner table and be scrolling your phone.

And there are some pretty bad manners out there in the sense that it's like, please pay attention to the people you're with.

Stop trying to pay attention to people you're not with.

And certainly with my daughter, I've got a 19 year old and she's probably walks around using a phone as a periscope.