Speaker 1: You're waking up fifth in the morning time kiss one?
Speaker 2: I was seven one good morning. Do you like to party?
Speaker 2: Do you like to socialize? Do you like to have
Speaker 2: a good time? It's one of my core values in life.
Speaker 2: And sometimes when you know, I don't know, I'm like,
Speaker 2: do I come off as someone that parties a lot?
Speaker 1: And that might be the case.
Speaker 2: And it's not always about consumption, right, party doesn't mean consuming,
Speaker 2: whether that's alcohol or you know, cannabis or whatever, although
Speaker 2: I do love me a little bit of both. But
Speaker 2: I like to have a good time and socialize regardless
Speaker 2: of those things are involved. And I don't feel bad
Speaker 2: about that because having fun in life. I keep saying
Speaker 2: that my tab on life is open this summer and
Speaker 2: I and that's a value of mine. And when I
Speaker 2: saw this stat, I was like, are we really doing this?
Speaker 1: In America?
Speaker 2: In the last twenty years, partying and socializing has cut
Speaker 2: down by fifty percent. And then in the age group
Speaker 2: where you think it's going to happen a lot more
Speaker 2: like fifty into twenty four, it's cut down seventy percent.
Speaker 1: Whoa consuming a lot less having? What is it?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 1: Finances? Is it? Life?
Speaker 2: Is super overwhelming. Is it just you don't know how
Speaker 2: to do it? The access to it? What is it?
Speaker 1: I'll play a quick clip for you. In the old
Speaker 1: chat two thousand and.
Speaker 3: Three to twenty twenty four, the amount of time that
Speaker 3: everyday Americans spent hosting or attending a social event declined
Speaker 3: by half, and it's been particularly bad among young Americans,
Speaker 3: people between the ages of fifteen and twenty four, when
Speaker 3: you should be partying all the time, as the song says,
Speaker 3: your partying is down seventy percent.
Speaker 1: Why is that? Is it because people are working because
Speaker 1: they don't want to party?
Speaker 3: I don't know it because it's expensive to party. On
Speaker 3: any given weekend, only one in twenty five of American
Speaker 3: households are doing something social, either hosting or attending. Isn't
Speaker 3: that cri? I mean I would think that hosting I'm
Speaker 3: not sure about that, but I you know, going out
Speaker 3: to restaurants, going out to bars, that stuff is increasingly expensive.
Speaker 1: Everything is priced way. Wait, you have.
Speaker 3: People over and have some cheese on a plate at
Speaker 3: home and drink some whatever.
Speaker 2: That's kind of where my thought was with that. I
Speaker 2: pulled this from CBS this morning. If you want to
Speaker 2: look at the clip and watch it a little bit further. Yes,
Speaker 2: the idea of going out and consuming is different than
Speaker 2: what it was maybe even five years ago, right before
Speaker 2: the pandemic.
Speaker 1: Totally understand that, But I think it's something else.
Speaker 2: I just think that the zest for life has kind
Speaker 2: of dwindled away for some and I hope that you
Speaker 2: get that theme here. Every day when you show up
Speaker 2: to Tiff in the morning, we try to try to bring.
Speaker 1: You some zet bring you a little zestiness, a.
Speaker 2: Little bit of music, a little conversation, a little laugh,
Speaker 2: little this, a little that. You know, we try to
Speaker 2: show you a little bit of life every time you
Speaker 2: show up on my doorstep here. But I think, like
Speaker 2: most things in life, having fun, having a good time
Speaker 2: is a choice. You have to put energy and effort
Speaker 2: into that, just like you have to put energy and
Speaker 2: effort into anything else.
Speaker 1: So I encourag you this weekend maybe to knock on
Speaker 1: your neighbor's door.
Speaker 2: Hello, it's me Tip in the morning told me to
Speaker 2: stop by say hello. No, I hope you are aa
Speaker 2: and I hope you can show up here and have
Speaker 2: a good time and show up as yourself. Okay, coming
Speaker 2: up at nine thirty we do it every day, the
Speaker 2: daily Debrief. I'll choose the one big thing I think
Speaker 2: we talked about on the show, and we'll revisit it,
Speaker 2: giving you a chance to get caught up. And there
Speaker 2: was nothing bigger this morning than cold Play.