Hello, think about this. You're waking up with Sarah and Vinny. I love it.

Alice at 97.3.

A new survey found that Americans believe only 37% of the content on social media is actually real.

Oh. That includes struggling to separate authentic images

from the ones with hidden filters, Photoshop, and other edits. You know, I guess I

like my my Instagram because it's my friends and

skateboarding and surfing and guitar. Yeah, only things you're interested in. Yeah, that's just that's it. Yours isn't polluted with all the, I just feel like mine is just nothing but ads now.

Oh, I get too many ads and I, you know, you're just flinging along.

And sometimes I'm looking at something and the whole thing changes now I'm looking at something else and I can't find that other thing. Bums me out.

That's why I just don't look at it anymore. I kept apparently I don't know how to use it.

Well, I like it. But I don't find myself trying to use it? Well I like it but I don't find myself trying to figure out if

Kim Kardashian's butt is real like who cares yeah let's just have a look at it she's well

I don't even look at that. You don't follow her? I think I follow her I follow some of the

Kardashians. I don't know who though some of them. Yeah, I don't it just doesn't enter my world at all.

And when I see...

When I see a good picture, I always say,

like, when I see it I'm good for Megan, the Italian, or something,

I'm like, I'm gonna make sure that gets in front of you.

If I see a good Kim shot, I'm like, I don't have any like that.

But I also, I have a tendency when I see someone on social media

going, we are twin flames.

We are meant to be, like I just. I have a story about them coming up. I can't get off that

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