#ItWasntLikeThat

0:00Hashtag tag time we are looking for Hashtag You wanna like that? What is something that is a problem today that wasn't a problem before? It's kind of like radio Buzzfeed is what I think of with Hashtag tag because I found a list of some people that just on the internet said like watching a 10 second video that somehow has three ads in Hashtag You wanna like that? I get so irritated, the biggest irritation to me is whenever I go on YouTube to watch a commercial like I'm looking for a specific commercial or even a movie trailer. And I got to watch commercials to watch the commercial. Stakes. You know what I have beef with? What? The fact that streaming services have the audacity to release shows every single week instead of all at once for me to binge. Hashtag. You wanna like that? Whenever Netflix first rolled out, it wasn't. Exactly. What else we got? 101, 995, 101 7. We've talked about it before QR code menus

1:01at restaurants. Hashtag. You wanna like that? Thanks a lot, COVID, appreciate it. Oh my goodness, yeah, the constant QR codes, the constant apps, the constant subscriptions. 601, 995, 101 7, Mary said everything being a subscription. 2014, me bought software once and I owned it. Now I'm renting my whole digital life. Hashtag. You wanna like that? Okay, on the text line saying those fake AI accounts on social media weren't a thing until recently. Hashtag. You wanna like that? What else you got? 601, 995, 101 7. It is our phone number. Emily, dog rumour, Emily's back. She's been gone for a while. Glad to have you back. She said it takes 90 bucks to fill up my new dog ruming van that I got in December. Hashtag. You wanna like that? Sure wasn't like that. But I have hope that it'll be okay again. I think it's crossed. That's kind of how the gas prices are. They go up, they go down, hopefully they come back down.

2:01So what do you wanna add for Hashtag tag to play? Hashtag. You wanna like that? What is something that's a problem now that was not a problem 10 years ago and shout out to our first time texture here? They say having to pay for a movie on a streaming service, I already pay for Hashtag. You wanna like that? I was getting made fun of the other day from some of my friends because I was complaining. I wanted to watch a movie and I couldn't find it free anywhere. And they were like, well, it's $2.99 to rent. It's like, that's ridiculous. But I've already paying so much in streaming service. I know. 6-0-1, 995-101-7. We got another first time texture. Hey. They say play dates. We used to just knock on the door of our friends' houses. Now you gotta call the mom and set up a date and meet at the park or the person's house and they're an introvert. So they don't wanna be chatting up the moms too. Hashtag. You wanna like that? Shonda writes, a parent support at school, there was way more. I remember when I wanted to be on the PTO board

3:04at RHS about five years ago and I couldn't. Now we are begging people to get involved. Hashtag. You wanna like that? Rachel's is so good saying the fear of not knowing whether your job will still be yours in a few years because they are. Hashtag. You wanna like that? 6-0-1-9-9-5-101-7. Short form contents explosion in the last five to eight years has created a vicious, unhealthy cycle of dopamine that for those truly addicted is a hard to break out of. People don't even know what they're swiping for on IG, YouTube, Shorts, TikTok. It's just the dopamine. Hashtag. You wanna like that? That is bad. Like all open up like Reels or whatever and just scroll and scroll and scroll every video is better than last one. Well, and you don't even realize how much it's affecting like your brain for the rest of the day. If that's the first thing you do in the morning it's just scroll and scroll and you get all that dopamine.

4:04And then your day your brain's gonna be off for the rest of the day because you had all that dopamine first thing in the morning. So rather than scrolling through Reels or TikToks or whatever, open up the Y-101 app. You don't have to scroll, just start listening to our show as soon as you open your eyes. Way better for your brain. Ah, absolutely. If there's one thing that we're known for, Allison, it is being good for people's brains. Yes.