#156 The Cure for Everything

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Society & Culture, Documentary, Technology

4.7 • 29.4K Ratings

🗓️ 30 January 2020

⏱️ 59 minutes

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PJ and Alex open up the hotline again to tackle listener problems and mysteries, no job too weird. This time – a Waze vortex, a tribunal for HawtNugz, and a powerful mystery cure that could topple the world into dystopia. www.helpwiththecure.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	From GoodMut, this is Repile from PJ vote, and I'm Alex Goldman.
0:10.0	Alex?
0:14.0	Yeah. From time to time, there's a thing we do in the show where we open up the Repile
0:19.2	Hotline. We take mostly questions from listeners that are technical in nature, sometimes.
0:25.8	They sort of go past that.
0:27.6	The Weirder the Better, honestly. The Weirder the Better. And we put out the call a couple
0:30.6	of weeks ago. We got some great calls. And we're going to play them for you. Let's do it.
0:34.6	Hello.
0:42.6	Hello.
0:51.6	Hello.
0:58.6	Who's this?
1:01.6	I'm here with my friends Kate and Bennett.
1:05.6	Kate and Bennett?
1:07.6	No. It's not weird.
1:09.6	Do you guys all have one problem or three different problems?
1:13.6	We all have one kind of shared dilemma.
1:18.6	I know last week I got a weird message from a friend on Facebook.
1:23.6	What about the message was intrinsically weird?
1:27.6	It was just like, hey, quick question. I'm having phone problems. There's not too many people online to ask.
1:36.6	Sorry.
1:38.6	It was like, if you mind, if I send you a quick text and you screenshot the conversation,
1:47.6	I can have the number from it.
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