Bobby LewisGuestguys big question of the week are we raising a generation of gamblers a new study from common sense media found that 36 percent of boys ages 11 to 17 have gambled in the past year that's more than one in three boys gambling is now woven in so much of everything society the video games and social media and sports and the internet and now the predictions market has become a big thing Do you guys think we're looking at a bigger problem?
So it's a massive thing that has been increasing over and over again among our kids.
And when I think back to, I think back to gambling, like when I was a kid, you had to go to casinos and there were only selected besides the state of Oklahoma.
I mean, it was like, you go to Vegas and you go to Atlantic City, that's where you'd find a casino.
And so I think back to when I was in my twenties, I took a friend of mine who was getting married.
And so I went to a, I went, we went into a casino and here I am gambling for the first time.
And if I hit 200, I'm just going to think of it like I'm buying a ticket to a show and it's entertainment for the night.
And I remember feeling the pain of it and feeling the tug of the only thing that's going to relieve the pain I feel is winning it back.
you know,
guys big question of the week are we raising a generation of gamblers a new study from common sense media found that 36 percent of boys ages 11 to 17 have gambled in the past year that's more than one in three boys gambling is now woven in so much of everything society the video games and social media and sports and the internet and now the predictions market has become a big thing Do you guys think we're looking at a bigger problem?
So it's a massive thing that has been increasing over and over again among our kids.
And when I think back to, I think back to gambling, like when I was a kid, you had to go to casinos and there were only selected besides the state of Oklahoma.
I mean, it was like, you go to Vegas and you go to Atlantic City, that's where you'd find a casino.
And so I think back to when I was in my twenties, I took a friend of mine who was getting married.
And so I went to a, I went, we went into a casino and here I am gambling for the first time.
And if I hit 200, I'm just going to think of it like I'm buying a ticket to a show and it's entertainment for the night.
And I remember feeling the pain of it and feeling the tug of the only thing that's going to relieve the pain I feel is winning it back.
you know,
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