She finds it easier to build professional connections in person rather than through online platforms or video calls.

“I'm much better in person like making a connection with someone especially like in business stuff. Like I'm just so much better than like online.”

Trisha Paytas expresses that oversharing children's personal struggles or humiliating moments on the internet is ethically wrong.

“it's just like already like just such a bad it's like they're children and when the children have problems like it's like why are you airing that like I've seen so many people like talk about like you know their kids like you know not what was the one someone's like their kid they smelled poop”

Tom Segura believes people may use social media performance to monetize their interests and activities.

“Well, some but some people also see it as um it's being performative on those platforms allows people to sometimes monetize that right which allows them to do the thing they want to do.”

Bert Kreischer believes that much of his own life and behavior, including his social media usage, is performative rather than authentic.

“So then I and then I realized how much of my life is performative and I started looking at Instagram going like how much of people's lives are performative?”