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Clay Travis, he of the Clay Travis and Buck-Sexton podcast network that this show is on,

highlighted a new study about happiness.

And he pointed out that the happiness index has hit an all-time low and that that number is largely driven by young people.

The United States overall happiness index to the extent that they track this hit a all-time low,

and it's being driven by people under the age of 30.

And I would bet that it's women under the age of 30 overwhelmingly who are unhappy.

And I think it's hard not to believe at this point that all of this isn't directly connected to social media.

I mean, if you go look at the charts, overall mental health rates, now certainly COVID didn't help,

but overall mental health rates just collapsed about 2014 when social media

became prevalent in everybody's lives. And I think we're going to find out that this is like

the nicotine or cigarettes of our generation where we allowed these phones and these social

media apps, particularly for young people, to really kind of lead us astray

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