<v Speaker 1>Jared, you, Katie and Josh six one.

<v Speaker 2>Hundred before we dive into p M. I I do

<v Speaker 2>have this stupid list the top five gifts were struggling

<v Speaker 2>to wrap this season? Oh my god. At some point,

<v Speaker 2>don't you just grab the gift bag. Yeah, you roll

<v Speaker 2>into the dollar store, get yourself some gift bags this

<v Speaker 2>time of year and call it easy beasy.

<v Speaker 3>Or the grocery bags. Those are usable. I'm telling you

<v Speaker 3>that is a power.

<v Speaker 1>Move right there.

<v Speaker 2>I'll give you the things on the list the people

<v Speaker 2>are apparently struggling to wrap. How to wrap a candle?

<v Speaker 2>Why you just roll around, you pinge the top and

<v Speaker 2>you tie the ribbon around.

<v Speaker 1>More fun little side things, Yeah, those are fun.

<v Speaker 2>Present How to wrap a baseball bat? Who are you nag?

<v Speaker 2>Shout out on my Walking Dead fans? Oh yeah, it's

<v Speaker 2>a deep look it up, Look up, Megan. How to

<v Speaker 2>wrap power wheels? Leave it in the box, it's square.

<v Speaker 1>We're having problems with these.

<v Speaker 2>They still sell power wheels are still How to wrap sweatpants?

<v Speaker 2>First of all, you shouldn't be giving anybody sweatpants, buy

<v Speaker 2>them real pants. And then number five head had me

<v Speaker 2>giggling because it says how to wrap a calendar, which

<v Speaker 2>is one of the easiest things ever to wrap. It's

<v Speaker 2>square and flat. And then side note, who the hell

<v Speaker 2>is handing out physical calendars to anybody? And I was like,

<v Speaker 2>oh wait, I hate to bring her up again. My mother, Oh.

<v Speaker 1>Well, did they have the cute pictures of puppies?

<v Speaker 2>Yeah? No, there's yeah. Every year She's like, who who

<v Speaker 2>wants what? I get that?

<v Speaker 3>Because you get twelve pictures of puppies, sometimes thirteen when

<v Speaker 3>you get that.

<v Speaker 4>Bonus pickary January twenty seven.

<v Speaker 2>The only one who generally loves it is my mom,

<v Speaker 2>who still hangs a traditional wall calendar on the wall.

<v Speaker 2>It's so funny and writes in the squares of everything

<v Speaker 2>that's going on for the month, and she's got them

<v Speaker 2>going back to seventy nine. You know, you don't have

<v Speaker 2>the calendar on you It's on my phone. No, but

<v Speaker 2>on your wall, your house. You don't have the patio thing.

<v Speaker 2>I just I feel like a calendar belongs.

<v Speaker 1>In the home.

<v Speaker 2>No, not at all. She's not listening. She hands Nicole

<v Speaker 2>the calendar. Nicole takes the calendar and walks it over

<v Speaker 2>to the Goodwill Pilon Sherry Honey let the cat out of.

<v Speaker 1>The big, good old calendar.

<v Speaker 2>Look at you get a landline with a curly phone

<v Speaker 2>cord to al it stiffer, the positive, the minus, the interesting.

<v Speaker 2>We call it pm I. It's something fun we do

<v Speaker 2>a few times a week.

<v Speaker 1>Who got the pe Got that pee? Girl?

<v Speaker 3>And yeah, we decided this is a positive mood that

<v Speaker 3>moved that Australia is doing. They are banning the under

<v Speaker 3>sixteens in their country from using major social media services

<v Speaker 3>including TikTok, x, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat and threads. And

<v Speaker 3>this is already implemented over there in Australia. It's the

<v Speaker 3>first ban of its kind. It is being watched closely

<v Speaker 3>by other countries and the government says it's going to

<v Speaker 3>reduce a lot of that negative impact that we see

<v Speaker 3>that social media is doing to our kids. And we

<v Speaker 3>can all agree social media is not a good thing

<v Speaker 3>for kids who are under the age of sixteen to have.

<v Speaker 1>I mean, yes, they can keep fantasy on it.

<v Speaker 2>Like multiple times my son who's going into high school

<v Speaker 2>is wanting like TikTok and x and all that. I'm like,

<v Speaker 2>I've seen the stuff you can see on there. No

<v Speaker 2>yet you can't have it.

<v Speaker 3>And that's The thing is, the way it works is

<v Speaker 3>all of the accounts that were already up and existed

<v Speaker 3>from this country's services, like they deleted them. They deactivated them,

<v Speaker 3>and they're not able to create accounts if they are

<v Speaker 3>under sixteen. And in fact, the countries even like listen

<v Speaker 3>rollblocks and discord like we want you to create because

<v Speaker 3>that those are the two that they don't have the

<v Speaker 3>bands on, because they have criteria as far as what

<v Speaker 3>sites kids can't access, whether like their sole purpose purpose

<v Speaker 3>is to enable online social interaction between two or more users,

<v Speaker 3>whether it allows users to post material or it use

<v Speaker 3>them allows them to interact with some or all other users.

<v Speaker 3>So if the platform hits that criteria, then the government's like,

<v Speaker 3>well it's banned.

<v Speaker 1>It can't be of their life.

<v Speaker 3>Well that's the thing is, though they're really doing this

<v Speaker 3>in a way that it seems like they're doing it rights,

<v Speaker 3>which is again why other countries I don't know. I mean,

<v Speaker 3>at least they're doing something, they're trying. At least they're trying,

<v Speaker 3>that's all you can, you know what I mean, Like

<v Speaker 3>they're doing something that our country isn't doing.

<v Speaker 1>And I just feel like, again.

<v Speaker 3>We will have to see what it does in the

<v Speaker 3>long run, Like we're gonna have to see how this

<v Speaker 3>affects everybody.

<v Speaker 1>But I think it is a positive thing.

<v Speaker 3>I mean, I remember when Zoe was this age and

<v Speaker 3>it was still when all of this was kind of

<v Speaker 3>new as far as how it affects kids and how

<v Speaker 3>the lasting effects what that looks like. But I am

<v Speaker 3>so glad I didn't let her have these kind of

<v Speaker 3>things in hoile she was a little older, because it

<v Speaker 3>does screw with your confidence.

<v Speaker 2>You know, it screws with my confidence at my age.

<v Speaker 2>I know what, I know how it's jacking with me.

<v Speaker 2>So I can't imagine a young child growing up, middle school,

<v Speaker 2>high school, even younger looking at all this garbage. Yeah,

<v Speaker 2>it's garbage in, garbage out essentially, and yeah, you're gonna

<v Speaker 2>feel horrible about yourself.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah.

<v Speaker 3>Well, And it's funny because I've been talking to a

<v Speaker 3>few parents about this, and not one that I've came

<v Speaker 3>across as said that's a bad idea. What are they

<v Speaker 3>doing over there in Australia. Seems like all of the

<v Speaker 3>parents seem like this is the.

<v Speaker 2>Move it is, but parents also got a parent too,

<v Speaker 2>I do you guys got to stay after it you know,

<v Speaker 2>this is a nice step, but your parents got a

<v Speaker 2>parent you do.

<v Speaker 1>But it's hard.

<v Speaker 2>It's on their phone.

<v Speaker 3>That's the thing is this is gonna help because it

<v Speaker 3>is hard to police all that.

<v Speaker 1>Like they can get it.

<v Speaker 3>It's not like you know when we were when they

<v Speaker 3>could shut it down again.

<v Speaker 2>I mean there's ways around it exactly so, but we

<v Speaker 2>in our house, it's like we're paying for your phone.

<v Speaker 2>It goes in our bedroom at night. You know, it's

<v Speaker 2>a certain cutoff time and we have full access to it.

<v Speaker 4>Yeah.

<v Speaker 3>We did that same thing with Zoe. I took her

<v Speaker 3>phone a certain time and you know, you got up

<v Speaker 3>to parent. You have to do those things. So yeah,

<v Speaker 3>but good, good job Australia. I like this move as positive,

<v Speaker 3>well done, very positive.

<v Speaker 4>Jos I do have the minus. This was a crazy story.

<v Speaker 4>I watched this video last night. An Australian skydiver had

<v Speaker 4>his reserve chute open on accident as he was jumping

<v Speaker 4>out of an airplane and it actually caught the wind

<v Speaker 4>and dragged him back to the back of the plane

<v Speaker 4>and it caught on the tail of the plane and

<v Speaker 4>he was dangling fifteen thousand feet trying to get away

<v Speaker 4>from his backup reserve chute being pulled by a plane. Oh,

<v Speaker 4>it was absolutely inane. It literally was. It looked like

<v Speaker 4>a Tom Cruise stunt. But he was able to actually

<v Speaker 4>end up cutting the eleven cords that the parachute reserve

<v Speaker 4>was holding onto, and then he was able to free

<v Speaker 4>fall essentially off the plane and get away from that

<v Speaker 4>danger and his main choot was able to open. So

<v Speaker 4>that's the positive of this. Minus was that he was

<v Speaker 4>able to lay land safely and vive this whole thing.

<v Speaker 4>The plane itself actually suffered major damage to the back

<v Speaker 4>of the tail, and the pilot actually had to declare

<v Speaker 4>a may day as the plane was kind of rickety,

<v Speaker 4>almost trying to you know, stay up in the sky.

<v Speaker 4>But he was also able to land safely. So there

<v Speaker 4>are positives to this. But can you imagine just doing

<v Speaker 4>a normal skydive routine. This guy's jumped like fifteen thousand times,

<v Speaker 4>it says or whatever, So this was just one of

<v Speaker 4>those regular jumps.

<v Speaker 2>Something different for him. This was a little sun.

<v Speaker 1>That's why you will never see me flying out of it.

<v Speaker 2>Ever, That's why I wanted to ask you, guy, do

<v Speaker 2>you have any desire to do.

<v Speaker 3>I did the indoor skydiving over here, and I love that. Afterwards,

<v Speaker 3>I will do that everything. I was actually a master.

<v Speaker 2>They're like, wow, you're really good at this. Wag.

<v Speaker 3>I know, I did a really little weird at indoor skydiving.

<v Speaker 1>I'm a champ.

<v Speaker 2>Apparently, what a weird flight.

<v Speaker 1>But I'm really good at it. I can archer my back.

<v Speaker 2>Apparently we've heard that. Heard you've heard.

<v Speaker 3>Anyway, not what I taco right, All right, let's wrap

<v Speaker 3>things up with the interesting.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, it's the time of year when people start talking

<v Speaker 2>about those goofy New Year's resolutions. I would love I

<v Speaker 2>bet we get zero calls and comments from anyone that

<v Speaker 2>can sound off and say they are still doing last

<v Speaker 2>year's New Year's resolution, even there's still involved, you're still

<v Speaker 2>you're thinking about it, or you achieved it. Three ZHO

<v Speaker 2>three six ninety nine guaranteed zero calls. But it is

<v Speaker 2>the time of year where we start dipping our toe

<v Speaker 2>into that, And a new survey has found just being

<v Speaker 2>happier is one of the top resolutions for twenty twenty six.

<v Speaker 2>I just want to be happier. It's pretty vague, no,

<v Speaker 2>but also quite sad. I know it is so mad right.

<v Speaker 1>Now, you're just so burnt out, like I just want

<v Speaker 1>to smile.

<v Speaker 2>All the stuff on the list to achieve your happiness

<v Speaker 2>is the same basic crap every year. Eat healthier, save money,

<v Speaker 2>work out more, lose weight, improve your mental health, learn

<v Speaker 2>new things, read more, spend more time with family. It's

<v Speaker 2>always the most basic list when it comes to this stuff.

<v Speaker 2>Where is like, I don't know, learn sign language or

<v Speaker 2>open a food truck, become a ninja, learn hand to

<v Speaker 2>hand combat. That would be on mine. I think, is

<v Speaker 2>that what that's my New Year's resolution?

<v Speaker 1>Hand to hand learn? I like that.

<v Speaker 2>I think for my wife it would be don't nag

<v Speaker 2>the husband so much.

<v Speaker 1>That's not she probably wants to up that more.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, whatever, bindy over there, I flex flex