The idea
Put the phones away.Get the night back.
That's not a willpower problem. It's a design problem. The phone is engineered to win every contest for your attention, and it does, every time.
Lantern Club is my answer. One night a month, phones go in the pouch at the door, and for two hours you're just a person again. Making things. Talking. The way it used to feel before every room had a screen in it.
I'm Spencer. I'm 18. I started Lantern Club because the best nights I've had never involved a screen, and I wanted more of them. Turns out I'm not the only one.
"Every night has one rule: the phone stays in the pouch. Everything else is clay, conversation, music, and people who showed up to actually be there."