00:00I have just gotten a mobile phone off my son. I've got nothing modern in my house. I have a
00:07house phone. No emails, no nothing like that. Live simple, lovely.
00:14I do check them on a daily, my emails. Not that many. Nah, not that many, to be honest with
00:22you. I do check them on a daily because there could be something important in there, do you know what
00:25I mean? Junk, spam, anything you want. Bet you've got hundreds, are you?
00:28I mean, I'm a disgrace. Well, in my work inbox, I've got about 1100, but this is over several years.
00:37And basically, if I see it coming in, I kind of glance at it. I don't bother opening it later
00:43if I know what it is. Well, you know, it's short.
00:45I'm like a bit of a teenager. I'm always on the phone. And I realise I haven't got it with
00:50me. I start panicking. Well, everything's on the phone. My banking's on the phone. My email's on the phone.
00:56Google Maps, which is great when you're abroad. I can't do that with Google Maps. So, it's a bit frightening
01:01that way.
01:02Sitting on the toilet. Generally, when I'm on the toilet, I'm sat for an extra 10 minutes because I've started
01:08playing a game and I'm stuck on a level on my phone.
01:10And the next thing I know, I've got pins and needles in my leg and I'm struggling to stand up.
01:13So, you know, yeah, there's definitely too much time where I'm relaxing on my phone as well.
01:19And then you get run over on the road because they're walking like that, not looking where they're going. The
01:25words, too modern. Not for me. I'm old fashioned and I love it.
01:29I know I hate you.
01:29I mean, my сплениеxtree.
01:29I'm really sorry to you, but.
01:30I'm really unilateraly.
