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This is The Bird Show. Intern Reshma.. So Reschma raises some very, very good points. I mean, there was a time there where, like, MySpace was for the kids, man. And then Facebook was for the kids. But now, if you look at the demographics of Facebook, it's like, I mean, the majority is 35 and up now, isn't it? I guess. Yeah, I don't know what the statistics are. The fastest growing population on Facebook are women, 44 to, or 46 to 64. And these are the mommies. And the grandmommies also. And the grandmommies also. Yeah, I'll share in pictures. Checking up on their grandbabies, making sure the kids are okay on Facebook also, which is fine, but there's got to be some protocol, right? There does. I mean, I understand the whole staying in touch with people, you move around, you lose connection, and Facebook's a great way to do it, and I have no problem with that. But most of these people are parents, and they're parents who friend their kids and treat Facebook the way that kids treat Facebook, which is two completely

different worlds.

What do you mean?

Like parents use Facebook or kids use Facebook to keep in touch and like, you know, send

each other stuff.

And it's an entertainment thing, which is understandable because they're kids.

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