This is a headgum podcast.

What's up, everybody?

You got Aaron and Stanger here.

And before we start today's episode, we want to talk to you about a great sponsor we

have for the show called True Bill.

Did you know that a business does not have to let you know when they renew a subscription for a pay service.

They don't have to, they don't have to let you know.

That's insane to me.

That is insane to me.

It seems like a scam.

Kind of is.

Yeah.

I think that stuff goes on out there to where, you know, you sign up for a free trial. You don't pay attention. Or maybe even you do. Maybe you do look at it. You're like, I got 30 days and then I'll handle this. And then you just forget. They don't have to say, hey, we're going to. What they should do is just say, hey, we're going to start this now. Yes or no. Do you want it? And you should be able to do no. They don't do that. It's real sneaky.

It just starts. They just start running the meter. And you don't even know they're doing it.

And then all of a sudden you got these charges coming at you. And then you're like, hey, I want to cancel.

And then trying to cancel is like impossible. It's like trying to find the font is so tiny. It's probably italicized and it's

probably at the very bottom of the email. Big time. And that's not even the end of it. No. You got to go

deeper and deeper and further and further into this cavern. It's a labyrinth. Labyrinthian.

Look, that's why we're talking to you guys about Truebill. Truebill is the new app that helps you identify and stop paying for subscriptions

you don't need, want, or simply forgot about. I can definitely relate to the forgot about part of this

equation. Okay, so on average, people save up to $720 a year with True Bill. That's the average.

You might be one of those jokers that got taken for lots more rides than that. So get in there and

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