Kill Your Television

April 21, 2021

Ever notice that turning off your TV (or Facebook, Email, etc.) really helps to change one’s mood and overall outlook for the better? Seriously. I’m not even talking about becoming one of those self-aggrandizing “I don’t even own a TV” people that everyone fucking hates. Unplug for a few hours every once in a while and do something. Or do nothing, but stop getting alerted to every email, text message, motion detection, and stop giving your attention to every commercial and pop-up ad. Tune out the world for just a little bit and feel a little bit awesome as a result.

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