Drew, I'm noticing something as I get older.

And I don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing.

Okay.

So this morning, I was doom scrolling on social media, as you do.

You know, hashtag morning routine.

Right, right.

One thing I've noticed, especially just the last couple years, is my tolerance for things that don't add value to my life or bring me down in some way is it's

getting very, very slim.

So this morning I saw a bunch of stories about horrible things that people were saying and

doing on various parts of the world.

And my instant knee-jerk reaction was like, fuck those people, I don't care, and like close the app

and go do something else. And 90% of the time, I feel like this is a good thing. It's actually

the thing I preach to our audience. But then there's always like this morning and occasionally

there's like this non-voice in the back of my head. And it's's like is this a form of entitlement? Is this a form of like I just want to ignore anything that doesn't make me happy? Let the world burn. Who cares? I just want to feel good. Right. And I wrestle with this sometimes and I part of me I I'm like, is it, I'm just getting older and I'm much clear on what

I care about and what I like and what matters to me and I'm willing to like suffer and

struggle for those things.

Or am I like, it seemed most of the world that I'm just being slowly and gradually coddled by the technology

that rules my life.

Yeah.

And my patience and attention span for things that don't interest me is becoming out of a fly.

What say you?

I mean, one of the drums you beat on is like the epidemic of entitlement.

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