BONUS: Are Screen-Divorces A Good Thing?

Do you watch separate shows from your partner at night? Turns out you're not alone! Join Intern John, Sos, and Rose as we break down the latest phenomenon in relationships and more!


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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Turn in your morning show A Happy Thursday. Welcome to
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(00:22):
minute tickets. All the info hot in ADI and five
dot com slash prom. I know we talked in the
past about a sleep divorce, which is apparently on the rise,
where couples just aren't sleeping in the same room, which
I get, especially if you have different sleep schedules. We
have a bunch of nurses have called in and staying like, yeah,
I need to sleep, like there's no I get that
because you're doing twelve hour shift. It makes sense. The

(00:43):
new hotness is a screen divorce. Okay, So the Guardian
in the UK was just talking about this screen divorce
is when you don't have to agree what to watch.
You both watch whatever you want on separate screens. I
think that's good, kind of makes sense. I think that's
good because it's guess.

Speaker 2 (01:00):
So my friend was just telling me how her husband
she's like I actually finally got on board to watch
The Love Island. He did does like it, but it
took me a long time to get here, which I
think is great. Like I have seen like a lot
of guys like it, which like that's good, But I
was like, that sucks to you. How like talk them
into it though, Like you can just watch them with things? Yeah,
I mean, I think you want quality time together.

Speaker 1 (01:19):
But to that point though, it's like if you worked
a long day and you only have like an hour
to yourself, do you just want to watch theming you like?
So that's kind of like the idea. So what they're
saying is with different screens, somebody could watch the TV.
Somebody else can watch on the iPad with their headphones. Sure,
And that way you're still with each other and still
hanging out, which I don't know's I mean so different
than like you're on the airplane, you rarely watch the

(01:40):
same thing with somebody. Yeah, you can both watch your
own things and you're still there together.

Speaker 2 (01:44):
I mean I could just like read while someone watched.
I don't really watch TV, so I don't Yeah, I care.

Speaker 1 (01:48):
They so the writers said that her and her husband
trade off or one person gets TV when used the iPad,
they say that her guilty pleasures real housewives. He watches sports, sure,
which I get the sports thing because if it's basketball
or baseball or hockey, those are long seasons.

Speaker 2 (02:02):
Yes, and those are like lot games. Yeah.

Speaker 1 (02:04):
I mean baseball is one hundred and sixty two games,
which is if you're if you can watch all those,
God bless for you. I mean I couldn't manage a team,
and I would want to lay down traffic as far
as too much. You don't have to know in case
any want to hire my base Thank you. It's the
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