Yeah, man. There's no need to feel down. I said, yeah, man, I could yourself off the ground. I said, yeah, man, 1048. It's kind of like Casey on 93 W I B C.

So this is a new thing that a lot of younger people are doing. They're watching TV with the subtitles on

Yes, we do this in

In our house. Mm-hmm

Now my wife says that we do this. It's very distracting because it takes up so much space on the screen on the bottom of the screen

It's just that you can get it at the top of the screen now like you can move them around

It's very distracting now my wife says she does this because she has an auditory processing disorder. Okay, so it helps her to understand

What is actually going on?

This article that the Daily Mail had I believe they said something similar to this that this is a more and more common thing

But they didn't have subtitles that I remember when I was a kid

Maybe we just didn't use them, but I don't remember going over to my friend's house and everybody having the TV on and doing this

So is it a like a learned thing now the these auditory processing disorders

Or is it something that just wasn't diagnosed before I need help on this okay?

Well this article is saying that a lot of it has to do with tiktok

Followed because a lot of

tiktok people will put

Script on the little video and you got to read while it's playing and this is happening 61% of people age 18 to 25 or doing this

Now they're saying it's a good thing

Because your brain is naturally programmed to read and it's an additional activity that takes place on top of watching the show

And it requires additional cognitive effort

Now I've seen this happening for a while

Formerly working in TV you would have noticed over time they kept adding more and more things to the screen

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