Okay guys jumping into a Q&A, three questions from you guys back at home, which I am always very up to answer.

Let's jump right into it. Question number one.

Can money buy you happiness? The answer to that is absolutely not.

But if I was sad, I'd rather have money than not have money, I guess, right?

Question number two. Do you believe violent video games have anything to do with mass shootings?

I feel like violent video games, for whatever reason, people like to point to that as a number one issue.

I covered this on my show a couple of weeks ago when we were talking about the obade shooting.

There is violence all around us in this society, especially in the category of mental violence.

Everything that we're doing right now for kids is causing them to have so much mental affliction.

You're telling people that they can pick their gender, you're trying to normalize people going to suicide clinics and people taking their own lives.

There is violence everywhere in the real world. We don't have to blame the fake world of video games for everything that we're seeing.

Now, on the other side of that, what I want my son playing video games of him just murdering people in the streets, probably not.

And he's probably not going to be allowed to do that.

But I think it's way too far of a stretch to blame the video game and climate and environment for everything that we're seeing in society today.

Last question. Is it normal for kids to keep secrets from their parents?

Is it normal? Yes, of course.

That's the reason why kids have diaries and they write things in them. It's normal to keep secrets to yourself in general.

That's the entire manner that the Reddit platform was built in.

That people don't necessarily want to divulge every single thing about themselves.

So I don't find it problematic that kids don't want to tell their parents everything.

It probably would be a little abnormal if they were super, super young.

But as you get older, you want to retain more privacy.

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