Remember growing up before WiFi, smartphones, and the pressure to be reachable 24/7? This episode dives into the chaos, boredom, and unexpected life skills that came with an offline childhood — from landline negotiations and VHS-era entertainment to surviving social interactions without a delete button.

Now that we’re constantly connected, people are paying real money to unplug and rediscover what used to be normal life. Join me for a sarcastic, nostalgic look at how we got here, why digital burnout is real, and whether disconnecting has become the modern survival skill.