Jared Polin Fro's Photo.com. And this is the Daily Fro for March 14th, 2018. The time is 9.37 p.m.

And this is episode number 48 of the show, where I sit down sometime during the day to share what is on my mind with you, kind of like a journal.

That's why I date and timestamp it.

If you'd like to give me a call, the phone number, as always, is 267-454-6376.

Isn't it kind of cool that I can memorize a phone number again?

I guess if you use something often enough and you don't just touch a picture or touch a name on a phone,

you can actually use your brain for something and

it lives in there. Think about that. When was the last time you had to memorize a number?

I don't know my girlfriend's number. I know my dad's number. I know my house phone number to my

dad's house. I know my brother's cell phone number. I know my phone number. I know my

childhood phone number. And I know the phone number to the dentist's office because it's two digits

off of my childhood phone number and certain things are ingrained into your brain. I don't know

Todd's number. I don't know Stevens number. I don't really know

anybody's number at this point because I guess we just don't live that way. And if you think about it,

do we get one phone number when we're born and that is what we're going to stick with?

And will phone numbers be a thing going forward into the future? Or is it just going to be

your digital identity is what it is,

and that's what you touch and how you contact somebody? Because will we need phone numbers?

Will we be making cell phone calls? Or will everything be a digital type call through 5G networks

and switching up the game. Because remember those days

where it was 10 cents to send a text? Actually, it was 10 cents to receive a text for me because I didn't

have texting for a long time on my Sony Erickson mini candy bar style phone that had a little

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