The speaker reflects on the concept of 'must be nice' which he associates with having the privilege of a doorman and other aspects of a luxurious lifestyle. He also speaks about his disdain for people who talk on their phones in public.
A serial killer confesses how he would have been caught sooner if it weren't for the distraction of technology and suggests a group of vigilante kids to punch people into awareness of their surroundings.
The speakers discuss whether it is easier to get away with murder now compared to before, with one suggesting that Ivy League boys may think they can get away with it while the other disagreeing and stating that there are still many murders happening.