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According to a new report, 38% of teens acknowledge,

yeah, I'm on my phone too much.

Oh. Now they don't give me what ages, they just use the term teens.

So I don't have specifically, are we talking about 16 to 18 or 14 to 18 or it doesn't I think it's

from the moment I turn to a teenager and I get a phone in my hand until I hit

20 and then that just continues on kids are on their phone.

You know what? I don't even want to say kids are on their phones.

I'm on my phone too much. Everyone's on their phone too much.

We all are right.

Because everything's on there. I read this article where this lady said...

Should you read it on your phone? I did and it's like a times article or something and and she is a writer and she gave it she was like I'm I gave up my smartphone I got a flip phone and she talked about what that

experience was like for her she decided to do it for like whatever however long

it was two months like a long time gave it up and started to go through all the

things that she couldn't do any like she said well I my time in front of a

computer definitely increased because all my banking all the things

that you know you can't just you can't Apple pay somebody just like that you can't I mean

you've got a you have to actually call people to talk to them.

She said, everything is migrated onto your phone or a computer.

You can't live your life without it.

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