What actually matters right now?

"Dogs don't matter. I'm really sorry. Too many dog lovers. I know there are lots of them out there, but I can't cope with lots of things about dogs."

Heather Johnson says reality TV matters: "That is my life. I watch murder and reality TV...that's all I watch."

David says Indiana Hoosiers matters as 'more than fandom—it's identity, loyalty, and a lifelong connection.' Devotion runs deep, rooted in tradition and pride.

Anne Catherine Bedard says perfectionism matters "with a caveat" and advises, "done is better than perfect."

Jennifer says counterculture matters: "To have culture, you need counterculture. You need people pushing the edges and breaking things apart and having different ways of looking at whatever it is in culture."

"I think photography is an art form and I think it's a great way to keep memories alive."

Allen Spence says cryptocurrency "matters" and highlights its utility: "crypto does have utility...it's also very good for foreign payments" and can make remittances easier.

Fitness matters to George because real fitness means a resilient body that performs and recovers, not just looking good or lifting heavy weights.

Sports matter to Ella: "Sports play a big role in who I am... coaches can shape who you are. They can push you to be the better version of yourself." sport

Samantha says resilience is a skill you build: "You are not defined by the things that happen to you, but by the actions that you take after."

Bianca says Dogs matter. As someone who lives alone, she values canine companionship, saying "it's really important to have a companion."

Chronic illness matters to Cendrine because it 'often feels like a life sentence' but believes in our ability to support ourselves and improve symptoms.

"Sushi doesn't matter. I can't cope with the texture of rice."

John Fuhrman says pets matter: "I've always had animals around... it's the best therapy, 'cause you work out everything and you're taking care of the animals."

Lauren loves Dogs and says they matter, noting she doesn't own one only because of family allergies: "for some people, that's their fur babies."

Nutrition matters to George because real health starts with the right building blocks, not diet trends; Brown’s Gas and AquaCure are core nutritional tools for cellular vitality.

Angela Fuller says gymnastics matters because "it teaches you grit and resilience" and "gives you so much self-confidence." She calls it "the best sport ever."

Lyndsey says pickleball does not matter: "Not quite sure what it is."

Bianca says Sport matters — she's a lifelong athlete who "did hardcore gymnastics for almost thirteen years."

Personal finance matters "a hundred percent" to Ella: "That's why I wrote the book... in school they don't teach you about things like that... I wanted to write a book for teens." personal finance

Melissa says Reality television matters as "an escape" for many people, noting that "mental health is a challenge" and anything that helps people "decompress and relax" is "super important."

Virtual reality is cool and gimmicky and exciting. It’s just not like ubiquitous in our lives yet… it’s not at the level of ChatGPT or the iPhone.

Angela Fuller says physical exercise "hugely matters" and "is everything," urging "every single person should be exercising at least three to four times a week."

"Superheroes as we see 'em out in the movies and stuff, they don't matter." Scott only values superheroes as metaphors for inner strength.