From Gimlet, there's a reply all. I'm Alex Goldman.

And I'm PJ Boat.

Uh, this week we have our boss, Alex Bloomberg in the studio. Alex actually just got back

from vacation in the Bahamas. How was it? It was, it was great.

So Alex, you asked us to come into the studio and I don't have any idea why. So, um, lay

it on us. I need some super tech support help. Whoa. You're crossing segments. I am.

That's right. Uh, what's your super tech support question? So I was coming home. So I got

home from vacation. I woke up the next day and I look at my phone. Uh, and I see some

Uber notifications. And this is weird because I haven't called Uber because it was like

six in the morning. And that was weird enough. But the really weird thing is that the Uber

notifications were in Russian. Here's a screenshot. So and I actually speak a little

Russian. Oh, right. So what does it say? This one says, uh, Vash, Uber, Poutine, which

means your, your Uber is in route. Arthur, 4.9 stars is, um, will be there in one minute.

Uh, you know, then the next one, Dennis is arriving in a Mercedes Benz E class.

Nice. Like, blah, blah, blah, blah. Uh, Arthur is arriving in a key or Rio. So it's

more than one ride. It's more than one ride to like two different people have called

Uber's in Russia. And the notifications are being sent to my phone. All right. So I have

some questions. Yes. Did you check your Uber account to see if these rides appeared in

your history if that's possible? Okay. So I checked my bank account. And in fact, my bank

account had been charged with two rides, $25. So like what my brain is saying is somehow

someone in Russia got the password for your Uber and is just like and hacked my Uber account.

Yeah. Right. Wait, it's still being charged to my bank account. Yeah. Right. This actually,

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