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They called you when they got you to believe it.

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Let's buy back in have some talks about class and the massive costs of the disasters brought to fascists and nonsense.

Fat cats and Fox.

It's a thousand natural shocks.

A Bad With Money podcast.

Hello and welcome to A Thousand Natural Shocks, A Bad With Money Podcast.

I'm your host, Gabe S. Dunn.

And today is the day that For Tessa Latifi's book comes out called Like, Comment, Subscribe.

It is about family vloggers and child influencers. If you've ever listened to

the show, you know that my number two out of my top five enemies in the world are family vloggers and

child influencers, not on the part of the children, but on the part of the parents and families who

force these kids. Force in the sense that I don't know that they can

meaningfully consent and then also force in terms of force children to be the forefront of

internet content. I'm also hosting her book event tonight at Skylight Books if you happen to hear

this in time in Los Angeles. But For Tessa's book was incredibly interesting and also

disturbing to me. I have a lot of feelings about children's privacy and children's autonomy as

human beings. A lot of this stuff, even if, you know, I was never a child blogger, my parents

never put anything of me on the internet in that way. I do feel a lot

of protectiveness over what they shared even within their friend group about me in my life growing up

and a lot of what can be used as bullying material later. And I think parents have to be more

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