Hey, what's up? SuperSimpS and welcome back to another episode of Simply Podlogical, a

simply nilogical podcast. It is Taco Tuesday. Hello, we missed you. Sorry for missing last

Taco Tuesday, but just so you know, even if there's no podcast, it's still Taco Tuesday.

Taco Tuesday lives on. It exists regardless of our presence, but we're happy to be back.

We had a good week, right? Then it was your birthday. It was my birthday. We need a little

time off. We had a little gamer moment on April 1st. So that's right. You're not going

on. We streamed. We all streamed for ice cream. We ate some banana ice cream too. Did you

like my TikTok? What TikTok? Oh, yeah, Ben's not on TikTok. I'm not on TikTok. I made a TikTok

of me. Christine is unsupervised on TikTok. I got my friend to make some banana ice cream

for your birthday, but I didn't tell Ben that. I just let him eat it and see what he thinks.

Well, I knew you didn't. He knew it wasn't me, but yeah, I made a TikTok. It has like

two million views. Two million people watched you pick up ice cream from your friend. Yeah.

It's like a 42nd video. Is there just a low bar on TikTok for what gets popular? I don't

know. I don't understand it. But yeah, did you do a little dance? Did you do a little twist?

No, there's no dancing. Just eating ice cream. All right. Well, we're not talking about TikTok

today, Christine. We're talking about YouTube and how kids want to be YouTubers or TikTokers

or online celebrities. I guess. So yeah, there was a tweet that went sort of viral a week

or two ago that had a lot of people talking. And we thought we could have a conversation

around it, leading from that. So basically this guy tweeted out at Z-Bulger. He goes,

how depressing our society has failed to provide ambitious role models to our children.

And he's got a picture of a chart for the top 10 kids jobs kids want. And number one is

YouTuber at 34% and number two is blogger or vlogger at 18% then musician, then actor,

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