Let me take a quick poll here. How many of you parents have lost one of your kids to the game

Fortnite? Fortnite, which is, you know, that's a classical phrase or term. It means two weeks

time, but it's a new game that is, it's a billion dollar game for the creator of this game

called Epic Games.

And parents are getting so desperate to get their kids back away from the console because they're spending so much time there that they're even sending some of their kids to detox.

Incredible story here out of Bloomberg.

The game is like heroin, says Lorene Merrer.

She's a British behavioral specialist who works with kids battling addiction.

It says, once you are hooked, it's hard to get unhooked.

I'm curious if any of you out there have boys and or girls who are playing Fortnite.

Call me.

I'd like to hear what your experience has been.

Maybe it hasn't been as dire as many

parents are reporting right now. Apparently, it's an epidemic of addiction, so much so that

there are clinical psychologists and counselors who are working with people, kids especially,

but not only kids, who are addicted to the game, Fortnite. Now, I'm an old fogey. I like to think of myself as a young fogey, quite honestly. Some people, I'm sure, think of me as an old fogey, but in any case, so whatever kind of fogey I am, I'm just so out of it that I only have heard of the game. So courtesy of Cyrus Simcoe, our technical producer on the program,

I have some music for you in case you're like me

and you haven't actually heard the music from this game.

So let's play some Fortnite music.

Does that music ring any bells?

Play it, Cyrus, play it.

Don't be shot.

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