Oh, it's Ashton Day.

I love this day.

Hey, it's Brick and Jeffrey in the morning.

And we've been doing a series where Ashton moved back home with his parents. Yeah. And we get audio of it. Yeah. Yeah, I actually moved back home just for this segment. Yeah. I appreciate the commitments and the men. Yeah, bro. I like that. Stick with it. I love it. I think it's so great.

I am falling in love with your parents.

They may need to adopt us all.

We also got a brand new second date today, some phone tap fun, laser stories, but first comments. Well, we got Cora who said, I'm moving back in with my dad in August. I'm about to be 20. I left to a different state at 17. Didn't see him for two years until last week. Oh, wow. Moving back in. That'll be an adjustment period. Yep. Be patient. Okay. Listen to the action segment for motivation. Yes, exactly. It'll be coming up here in just a minute. I don't think I'm exaggerating when I say the people in this room are on their phones a lot. Oh, yeah. It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. Who do you think is the worst culprit here? Which one of you spends the most time? How many hours a day would you say? 27 hours a day. That sounds accurate, I would think. I think my phone report is like four. Yeah, me too. And I try to keep it under that. Yeah. But it also like counts for Spotify when you're playing. GPS. Yeah. Mm-hmm. I mean, I pick it up too much. You're going to be on your phone during your downtime, obviously, when nothing's at stake, like in the bathroom or during the flight safety

demonstration on a plane.

Yeah, nothing at stake then.

But the real test is, are you able to put your phone down during life's big moments?

Oh.

I would hope so.

Like, when you're getting married, you have to go pull your phone out, just make sure no one

texted you?

A new survey found 46% of people admit they've scrolled during once in a lifetime situations

where they should have been more present.

Like yes, at a friend's wedding during the vows.

Like, honey, I know you're giving birth right now, but like, these TikTok videos are really funny.

The raccoon is about to play the saxophone, and I can't hear without you screaming.

Yes, so 68% of people say they've had to rewind a movie or a TV show just to figure out what's going on.

Yeah, that's me.

How is that not 100%?

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