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New social norms that older generations can't stand.

Things that didn't happen, maybe in your day,

that do today and you're just noticing it out there

and you don't really like it.

You don't think that it's necessarily made society better.

You know, maybe you're right, maybe you're wrong, who knows, but it's just changed.

One of those norms is the trend for everybody to record everything they do and what

stands out to me is when you see someone in distress and someone is filming it

rather than helping.

And they want to make sure, and they've got,

I mean, look, they get a great action shot.

It's really good.

And of course, it gets a lot of views.

But it feels like before we had the ability to record everything in our lives,

your first instinct might be to be like, oh my gosh, there's someone in distress.

Can I go and help them?

It's almost like they need to invent an emergency tripod so you can still record and then go help the

person. Yeah so all you just throw your phone in the air and it'll hover and

record and capture everything perfectly and you can go in and then you can be a hero on top of it.

Imagine how to be more likes you'll get then.

Depending on the situation, because we've talked about it before, people have defended the filming

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