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I always like to start the show with something interesting.

And if you're under the age of, say, 18, there was a time before the Internet when if you wanted

to know something, there was no Wikipedia or Google, you actually had to go to a physical

library and pull out an encyclopedia, or maybe you had to read a book, or maybe

you had like that crazy Uncle Dave that you would ask him questions, or maybe your Aunt

Lily, and she just seemed to know every single thing.

But Gen Xers and older millennials are now nostalgic, they say, for the time before the Internet.

A new Harris poll shared exclusively with Fast Company says that most people, between the ages of 35 and 54, about 77% wish they were not plugged in so much.

They actually missed the world before cell phones and the Internet.

I don't know.

I don't miss it that much.

Well, I've been connected for so long.

I mean, gosh, I went to college for computer science.

But it reminds me of this old joke.

A man walks into a library and asks where he can find books on paranoia.

And the librarian whispers to him, they're right behind you.

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