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I always like to kick off each hour with something really fun.

And do you have something old technology that you're like, oh, I wish I could have that back?

For me, it was my Motorola razor phone.

And now for all of you, Gen Zers and millennials, you may not be familiar with this technology.

It's a little box that you clipped on your belt, and it just has this black and white screen,

and it doesn't do much.

It just shows you messages that people send you.

You can't reply to the message at all.

And when you get a message, this little black box that you normally put on your belt buckle or your pants

or maybe just to a shirt pocket, is that it would vibrate.

And then after it vibrated, it would go, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep.

Okay, what it's called, it was called a pager, a pager.

Well, the reason why I bring this up, according to the Wall Street Journal, there's this

really big, dedicated bunch of folks who refuse to let go with their pagers.

Take trauma surgeon Brittany Blankhead from Texas.

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