Shock Collar Question of the Day (6/15/26)

Brooke and Jeffrey

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Relationships, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.7 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 15 June 2026

⏱️ 9 minutes

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0:00.0	I don't think I'm exaggerating when I say the people in this room are on their phones a lot.
0:07.0	Oh yeah.
0:08.0	It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning.
0:10.0	Who do you think is the worst culprit here?
0:12.0	Which one of you spends the most time?
0:14.0	How many hours a day would you say?
0:16.0	27 hours a day.
0:18.0	That sounds accurate, I would think.
0:21.1	I think my phone report is like four.
0:23.3	Yeah, me too, and I try to keep it under that.
0:25.9	But it also counts for Spotify when you're playing.
0:29.3	GPS.
0:30.0	Yeah.
0:31.0	I pick it up too much.
0:33.3	You're going to be on your phone during your downtime, obviously, when nothing's at stake,
0:37.7	like in the bathroom or during the flight safety demonstration on a plane.
0:41.7	Yeah, nothing at stake then.
0:42.8	But the real test is, are you able to put your phone down during life's big moments?
0:49.4	I would hope so.
0:51.6	Like, when you're getting married, you have to go pull your phone out and just make sure no one texted you.
0:56.1	A new survey found 46% of people admit they've scrolled during once-in-a-lifetime situations where they should have been more present.
1:04.8	Like, yes, at a friend's wedding during the vows.
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