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Coming up next on the Jordan Harbinger Show.

Transparency is not only lacking in the production of our clothes,

but in the disposal too. The clothes that go to poor countries aren't actually helping.

They're hurting. Most donated clothes go to Africa.

A 2021 Vox article shows that as overproduced clothes flood into poor communities,

not only are they stuck with the waste,

Africans are deterred from ever starting a textile industry of their own.

Plus, a seamstress or tailor in these communities cannot make a living

because no one can compete with the low cost of wearing the West's hammy downs.

Welcome to the show. I'm Jordan Harbinger.

And this is Skeptical Sunday, a special edition of the Jordan Harbinger Show,

or a rotating guest co-host and I. Break down a topic you may have never thought about.

Open things up like I wish I could do with my freaking nose right now.

And we debunk common misconception. I apologize.

I'm whatever doing the show with the stuff he knows. I feel like it just annoys everyone who's

listening. But say, lovey, the show must go on. These topics include why the Olympics are kind of a

sham. Why expiration dates are nonsense. Why tipping makes no sense. Fast fashion, recycling,

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