One Way Ticket with Jack Hopkins
Jul 23, 2026 · 17 min · 10 segments
This week on One Way Ticket: what happens when you actually add up the hours social media takes from you (closer to two months of your life a year than you'd think), why I picked up DJing instead of…
Jack HopkinsHost
Because I often scroll and I'll save a lot of sounds and I'll save a lot of content because that's kind of how I do my job as a content creator.

And that's good in a way, but you don't really need to do that for more than 30 minutes a day.

I'm like, five hours a day, 10 hours total screen time, five hours a day on Instagram.

So then I researched a little bit more and I was like, I wonder what the average is for people nowadays for how long they spend just scrolling bullshit on their phone every day.

And the average is two hours, 21 minutes to two hours, 40 minutes a day of scrolling.

Their relaxation in bed is literally just scrolling bullshit over and over again.

There's got to be a better way, or at least a way for me to bring some knowledge to this and find a different thing to put in that time.

Because I often scroll and I'll save a lot of sounds and I'll save a lot of content because that's kind of how I do my job as a content creator.

And that's good in a way, but you don't really need to do that for more than 30 minutes a day.

I'm like, five hours a day, 10 hours total screen time, five hours a day on Instagram.

So then I researched a little bit more and I was like, I wonder what the average is for people nowadays for how long they spend just scrolling bullshit on their phone every day.

And the average is two hours, 21 minutes to two hours, 40 minutes a day of scrolling.

Their relaxation in bed is literally just scrolling bullshit over and over again.

There's got to be a better way, or at least a way for me to bring some knowledge to this and find a different thing to put in that time.
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