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Fick the nation episode three, twelve.

Hello, hello, this is Fick the nation where we talk about news, we talk about culture and

where we take a July 4th vacation.

With any luck folks you're out there, you're wearing your flip-flops, you're eating your

barbecue, you're doing some sort of celebration in these dark times, we still need to do

celebrationings.

So I hope you're doing that, we have a special shorty episode for you this week.

We have been just delicately holding on to these conversations that we've had in the last

few months to bring them to you today and I'm so excited for this first conversation,

which features Joel Kimboost or Entracy Thomas talking about the weird stuff on Wikipedia.

We read a piece in the Times called Want to See the Weirdest Wikipedia by Anna Kimbapati.

I'm butchering that name and in it she talks about the ad depth of Wikipedia, Instagram,

the detail, some of the weirder shit on Wikipedia and to discuss the weirdipedia, I'm joined

by host of the substack podcast Tracy Thomas and comedian Joel Kimboost or hey guys.

Hi.

Hi.

So my first question to both of you, Tracy, have you ever added something to Wikipedia?

No, I don't even know how to, I would love to.

I would love to destroy someone's Wikipedia.

Wait, so you, you, you have thought about doing, but you haven't figured out, but you

just haven't done the mechanics, so you're just showing it, yeah, I just haven't done

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