So yeah, there's no TikTok, and a lot of older people I know gravitated towards TikTok, and really my mother, my friend's father, there's a lot of older people love TikTok. You just looking at videos scrolling and I just kind of, you know, for me, I don't know how I feel. I kind of I don't. I'm not devastated, but I have a lot of content on there, and they're saying that Trump I bring it back. So I guess I'm like, well, don't be too upset.
We might come back. But I have all my contents, So.
Everything I put on that I have, and I thought about writing some I thoughut doing some books all my TikTok experience, so I thought about that. That's something I'm kind of looking into. But I I guess it's just like I realized a long time ago, not to put all your eggs in one basket, meaning just don't I don't mind just one platform.
I'm everywhere. Also, we're not really in charge.
It may be our page in quotes, but it's still all social media is at a whim. If we see what they did with with Twitter, and I can't be a Twitter.
It's called X. The Elon Musk owns it. I guess.
I just I'm like, I never saw that coming. And Twitter is so or X what we call it. It's so different they were once was, and it's just kind of I usued to just to post stuff on there. But it's not as fun anymore as it used to be. It's it's I'm seeing the weirdest things. And there was a real mass exodus. I mean, I lost a lot of followers that moved on't it's a blue sky and then blue sky. It's fine, but it's not exciting to me.
I'm not excited about it. So I just it's just I'm like Facebook, it's like that's what your grandparents do. But it's but it is important, I guess. So I'm trying to do more on their Instagram is still the hot Sea TATSI one, which I always liked. I always posted that I use LinkedIn for business stuff, which i'm and I actually like LinkedIn. I don't know, just it's just it's social media. We don't it's not out wards, not really. I mean, I guess websites are ours that you pay for them.
I know, I can tell you what to do on your website. That's what you do whatever you want. Is that?
Because I had Patreon? I got rid of my Patreon in January, So I guess that's another one.
I guess. I mean they could just like all of a sudden go out of business. That's it.
Tumblr did it years ago. It's like, it's just it's MySpace years ago. I guess you promise work into it, you feel like you own it, but you really don't. Not really, it's all on loan, thank you. I mean, that's what it is. It's all alone. So I guess for me, I don't know. I'm like, I'm not sad or devastate it. Plus, I also I don't scroll as much.
I'm more of a creators. I post everywhere.
Once in a while, i'll scroll my my scrolling ratio to post.
The ratio was very just as different.
So I guess I was just the average person. We call civilians. Government business, we call civilians. And I didn't probably post it. They just there's a lot of lucky losings and they just to watch stuff. Then I get you'd be that's your entertainment. It's just like going on streaming or wherever. That's your entertainment. It's like you're like, my entertainment's gone that maybe that would make sense. I can see where you'd be like, oh my god, this is kind of what we're gonna do now. And there
weren't some good things about a community awareness of subjects. Me, it's it's not all I mean, social media isn't all bad. I mean we always about how bad it is. Then I want here talk about how bad.
It is sometimes. But there's there's some cases i'm social media, but I think are okay. I don't know. I just it's it's all again. We don't own it. We don't own it. We don't own it. We don't own it, we don't own it.
Well, folks, it's you know, and it's a world that I'm interested to see how it evolves and changes and morphs.
When it comes to social media. What kind of our relationship with social media, how that works to you? I guess we'll find out. It's just fifty plus. I'm James Junior