lonelygirl15 and when lies could be fun

Let's kick things off with a simple question for you, Willa.

Um, how, how much better has the internet made society? Like, you know, on a scale, like, one being pretty good to 10 being great, you know?

I have to tell you, like, my honest gut reaction is, like, zero, but I know that's not true.

You know? Like, I know that's not true.

But that is- like, that's my, my instinct, like, my feel is like I'm kind of ready to be full Luddite.

Uh, yeah, I don't know, it's, like, 50/50?

I, I-

We'll see

...

I, I actually have the same feeling, where, like, my knee-jerk millennial reaction is like, "Let's all burn it down!" But then I'm like-

Burn it down

...

I did order dinner on my phone last night, and it, like, came.

[laughs] No, but it's that shit that makes me be like, "It's really bad." Because it's like, that is so- we could...

Sorry, you could order dinner on your phone last night.

Like, you could have ordered dinner to your home by picking up the telephone, like-

I could have

... anytime in the last 50 years.

It's not that big a deal, like.

But I paid over the phone, too.

[laughs] It's true.

Oh, right, like, all these things that...

Like, the internet did make a bunch of things that weren't very hard before-

Right

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even easier.

[upbeat music] All the things that are kind about how humans relate to each other, but I'm [laughs] really skeptical about a lot of them.

Yeah, thinking about it last night, I had, like, a very online evening that, like, wouldn't have been possible 30 years ago, where I decided I wanted to watch all of the New Girl from the start-

Yeah, as one does [laughs]

... and then order food, and I didn't have any cash, and, like, all of that was just doable from my couch, which is maybe not a good thing now that I think about it.