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Planet Money

Can't Let It Go

Planet Money

NPR

Business, News

4.629.8K Ratings

🗓️ 10 February 2021

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

Irrational decisions. Things we can't let go. Friend of the show Sam Sanders comes by to talk obsessions. We turn to economics for advice, clarity and comfort. | Subscribe to Sam's podcast, It's Been A Minute.

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0:00.0

This is Planet Money from NPR.

0:03.7

Sam Sanders, welcome to Planet Money.

0:09.4

You are of course the host of the Fabulous Podcast.

0:12.5

It's been a minute, which is one of my personal favorite shows.

0:15.3

Well Karen, that is very kind of you to say as promised your check is in the mail.

0:19.5

Right.

0:20.5

Sam, what are we doing today?

0:23.9

So this episode we're going to do with thing that I actually began doing way back when

0:28.2

I used to host the NPR Politics Podcast.

0:31.6

It's this segment called Can't Let It Go, where I would invite people to share the thing

0:35.7

that they just couldn't stop thinking about.

0:37.8

A song, a meal, a new car, a meme, whatever.

0:41.5

And today we are going to bring that segment to Planet Money.

0:45.3

The entire show will be just our obsession.

0:47.7

It will include the Beyonce of Economics.

0:50.7

We will also seek professional help to get free of a particularly persistent obsession

0:55.0

of ours.

0:56.3

Also butter.

0:57.3

Hello and welcome to Planet Money.

0:59.0

I'm Sam Sanders.

1:00.1

And I'm Karen Duffin.

1:01.5

Today on the show, the things we can't let go.

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