Be less busy: busyness, hipster hobbies, and knowing your lane

Unpacking the article's 'be less busy' subsection - having too much to do can be a form of passivity - one host argues busyness is a badge of honor and riffs on ditching a gas-station rewards card and throwing away anything untouched for a year (except photo albums), while the younger co-host admits he cannot say no and has piled on smoking meat, tea culture, and other hipster hobbies. One host suggests sticking to your lane and leaving expertise to experts ('hands and feet moving to the body'), the younger co-host counters that his twenties are for exploring, and the host concedes: the twenties are the time to figure out what you will and won't do with your time.