#53 In The Desert

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Gimlet

Society & Culture, Documentary, Technology

4.7 • 29.4K Ratings

🗓️ 4 February 2016

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Strangers keep coming to Mike and Christina’s house looking for their stolen cell phones. Nobody knows why. We travel to Atlanta to find out what’s going on, in our thorniest Super Tech Support yet. Be sure to check out Kashmir Hill's story on Fusion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This week's episode is brought to you by MailChimp, the easiest way to send an email newsletter.
0:05.3	Speaking of newsletters, you should sign up for the reply on newsletter.
0:08.1	Mervin, our intern, is the new boss of it and I think he's doing a pretty great job.
0:12.2	I agree.
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0:28.3	From Gimlet, this is reply all.
0:30.5	I'm PJ Vote.
0:33.9	And this week, super tech support returns.
0:39.8	If this is your first time hearing super tech support, here's how it works.
0:42.8	Someone on the internet has a problem and no matter how big or small it is, we fix it.
0:47.4	Well, Alex fixed it because he's got a computer.
0:50.4	This week, we pursue the thorniest computer glitch we've ever tackled.
0:54.1	We learned about it from our friend Kashmir.
0:55.9	My name is Kashmir Hill. I am the editor of Fusion's Real Future.
0:59.6	She's a veteran tech reporter.
1:01.2	Alex Hartcher in the studios.
1:02.5	Also, I'm going to occasionally mute my microphone to cough like a madman because I have the
1:05.7	worst cold in the world.
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