Brick

“Oh, you told us, yeah, you're going brick. So there's this, so you basically, so I have this device. It's called brick. There's no affiliation. So they're getting a free commercial. But basically, you tap your phone on it and then whatever you decide to shut off on your phone gets shut off.”

“And if I catch myself, I'll put it away. And I've got, you know, I've got the phone safe. I've got the brick. I've got all the like the bells and whistles. And yet, it's just when you're because so much of your life is run through it, my work goes through it.”

“Total agreement on the problem. And then the question is, which of these solutions is going to be the one? Like you've told me about brick before, how you brick your phone. You've told me about the dumb phone. And, you know, there's other people. You know, George Mac has two phones. One's a smartphone, one's a dumb phone. Like, you know, people have these like different systems.”

“This is if four weeks from now, you're like, this is my new normal, then I'll buy it. The brick has stuck with me. That is, it's at my front door. And depending on which activity I'm going to go out and do. So if I'm going out with my family, that continues to have maps, text messages, calls, and Uber.”