Hello Albert Einstein here. Today I've popped into Dev's cafe. He's one of many business owners

who are already using a smart meter to feel more in control of their budgeting. A smart meter helps

you track your energy use and costs over time so you know how much you're spending on your energy

bills, meaning less time guessing and more time to focus on the other important... Do you want milk

with that? Bits of your business. Such catasmart meter today, eligibility may vary consumer action

required. My name is Andrew Tate and this is season 4 episode 14 of Let's Not Meet a True Horror

Podcast. My guest this week is Chiyoki Ayanzen. He may be a familiar voice for some of you,

while serving as one of the many talented voices for NPR. He's also appeared on shows like

Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me. And what of my favorites? Love and Radio. He's also an assistant professor

of African American Studies at VCU. But more on that later for now, enjoy the show.

So a bit of backstory. I'm an 18 year old female from the UK. This happened in February of 2019.

I was 17 at the time. I got set up on a semi blind date. We had seen photos of each other.

We were set up by a mutual friend and this guy will just call him Cameron. He was 19.

Cameron seemed like your average guy. Maybe a little into video games and anime and stuff, but

overall, nothing my friend told me about him seemed off in any way. Our mutual friend gave us

each other's phone numbers and we texted for a night and decided to meet in a Starbucks the next day

since we were both free. I never liked to meet new people this soon but I figured since Cameron

knew my friend, it couldn't possibly go wrong. How mistaken I was. I arrived slightly early,

ordered my coffee since I never really liked guys to feel like they had to buy stuff for me.

And I parked up on a seat, facing away from the door and pulled out a book.

I'm maybe there for 15 minutes chilling out and I get a text saying that he's here.

Great, I tell him I'm at X table. I feel a presence over my shoulder and I turned my head slightly

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