Maybe you change your mind, but too many times, over and over again, over and over again,

but too many times, over and over again, over and over again.

Hello and welcome to Still Buffering, a cross-generational guide to the culture that made us.

I am Riley Smurl. I'm Sydney McRoy. And I'm Taylor Smurl.

I'm looking at Justin's computer screen here, because it's still on.

I'm not like creeping on his stuff. It's just right here in front of me in the studio where we're recording.

And he has a request from Charlie. So when Charlie wants to download something from the app store,

she has to send a request to her parents so that she doesn't just, because she would buy.

She's every pop-up ad she wants to buy.

Every one of those, like, I don't even know if it's a real game.

It may just be a virus or like accidentally you're trying to purchase cryptocurrency or something.

You know what I mean? Like they look like only sort of games.

So when I wonder who's the target audience for this wild Adam looking at it's Charlie.

That's what I was just thinking. How much of their money do you think comes from just kids that hit purchase and parents go all crap?

Well, we're not going to get our money back, but we'll just delete it.

I'm worried that it happens a lot. And I hope all parents know about that ability to like screen it,

because like sometimes she'll send things and we'll be like, honey, this is not fun like you think it is.

Like this is basically a video lottery game that you accidentally.

This is not fun. This is gambling. This isn't a game. This is gambling.

You won't like this. I know it seems fun.

But anyway, I can see this request that she has sent to Justin that he has yet to act on.

And she asked to get.

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