The world seems to revolve around apps nowadays. And it sounds like Jeremy Bradley is one of the least-interested people when it comes to that form of technology. JB questions apps needing access to certain phone functions and files. With users granting all access, is that what leads to identity theft and hacking? Why does a casino game need access to a camera and contact list? Plus, JB talks about the pros and cons of using food delivery and grocery delivery apps. They're convenient, sure, but can be annoying as hell. Later, how much does the average user spend on subscriptions in a year? One company says it could be thousands of dollars. How accurate is that? JB chimes in.