Hello listeners, this episode of Homo sapiens is brought to you by WhatsApp from Meta.

Now then, making this podcast is a lot of fun, and WhatsApp is, I gotta say, an integral part of that.

I'm constantly gassing on there, I do love a voice note, but I plan episodes, I message guests,

I chat with our producer. It's where it's all happening. It's also the place I go when

something big happens, no matter what it is, whether it's a tronym, I want to celebrate with

friends, like, I don't know, getting a WhatsApp advert on your podcast, or something not so good,

like the usual thing where I'm going to, you know, some important dinner and I managed to

pour food down myself, or something equally calamitous. WhatsApp is where I head in all of these

scenarios. What makes me feel comfortable in doing that is that WhatsApp provides multiple built-in

layers of protection, so that I know that I never have to depend on only one defence when it comes

to personal privacy. They actually have some new features, people, to help with this,

like chat lock, cuck, I have a mental little sound to go with it. This adds an extra layer of

protection for chats from anyone who has physical access to your device. EG, maybe it's my one-year-old

who grabs any phone within a 25 metre radius and somehow accesses all sorts, so it's very useful

for me. I feel safe connecting on WhatsApp as I know that nobody, not even WhatsApp can read my

messages. WhatsApp message privately with multiple layers of protection.

Hello, welcome back to part two, chat with Bimini. I highly recommend it. If you haven't

heard part one, that's on the feed. What else have I got to tell you? I'm still in a car park,

that's the main headline here. It's wall-to-wall glamour people.

See, I was good in school. It's a bit rebellious after.

Right. Talked me through that. It's a teenager. I started smoking quite young.

I started smoking on up to 13. Yeah. I remember trying it at 13. I didn't take it in for about

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