A short monologue by Nadav Benedek reflecting on classmates' reactions to his business and attention spans in school settings. The speaker notes that peers often watch briefly (about 10 seconds), laugh, and then bombard him with questions about his business, highlighting anonymity and social dynamics among teenagers.
They'll come up to me and say, like, yeah, this. What's your business? Well, zero judgment from people online and in person. So if no one knows who you are, right. This can be really easy in class, right? So if you're 15 or you're like 17, right, and you have, like a social group, no one knows you are, right. That's actually a really good advantage because your friends, right, have this down school. I know, like, none of the people in school watched up to this point because most of them have very little attention span. But usually they'll watch me the first 10 seconds and start laughing. They'll come up to me and say, like, yeah, what's your business? What's your business? What's your business? Can you stuff like that and then ask me 100 questions.
