Elizabeth Olsen on social media

I still don't know how I feel about Instagram. I think it's distracting and something I would rather have my brain choose more specifically the content I want to ingest. And so I do feel like it's not gonna last much longer. I'm sorry, but- Feelings about Instagram makes sense because I looked at your Instagram and you don't follow anyone. Yeah, I did that because I started liking it too much. And I was like, oh, what is this pot? Like I would watch pottery videos. I would watch, they're so amazing. Really fulfilling. Yeah, and I would watch, I'd look at so many interior designers and it just like, I was just, it was just taking up too much brain. Like that being an impulse was just so weird to me that it was something I never needed. And then I tricked my brain into needing it. And I was like, no, you will not win. And I'm going to unfollow every one of you, including my closest friends in the universe. And I just like got rid of it so that at least now I can try and be a little bit more specific with how I spend my time, you know, whatever it was, like waiting for a bathroom or something. This is very real. There's that whole feature where you can see how much time you're spending on Instagram. It's wildly disturbing. Yeah, I got 14 minutes the other day. That was my daily average. And I am proudly wearing that. That is not my average. So wow, congratulations. But that's because you have to unfollow everyone. I can't. No. But I would imagine for you, that's crucial. I can't imagine you trying to sit down and memorize a script, but like having that urge to every two minutes pick up your phone. Oh my God, there's so many emails I need to be responding to that I just forget about because my brain's occupied with something that isn't going to help me in the end. It's going to make me feel bad about myself. You have inspired me. I'll see if I can just pull, I need to get it down to like maybe 30 minutes. Yeah. I'll start there. Yeah, it's hard. Yeah, it's really hard.