G-I-R-L-S-C-A-N-P is Girls' Camp.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to the Girls' Camp podcast.

I'm your host, Haley Rawl.

And many of you already know this about me, but I love an evening scroll on Reddit. Reddit is kind of my

wind down app. And yes, in an ideal world, I would be reading a book or meditating or something.

But alas, oftentimes before bed, I'm on my phone. And I found that Reddit is much better, much more low stimulation

than other apps on my phone. And I actually end up learning a lot, which is why I like the app too.

I also love visiting the subreddits for the shows that I'm currently watching. Like right now,

I'm watching Handmaid's Tale.

So I'll finish an episode of Handmaid's Tale and then go over to the subreddit to see what

other viewers are thinking about it. There's oftentimes really interesting opinions or people

noticing interesting things. So in that vein, I decided for today's episode to curate some of my favorite threads from some of my

favorite subredits. I've been preparing for this for a while, just taking note of the things that

stand out to me that I think would be fun to talk about with you. The subredits I have chosen for today's

little Reddit deep dive are today I learned, where people go to share interesting,

random facts, kind of more trivia stuff, but they oftentimes lead to rabbit holes that you can

go down. Like, I'll read something on there and then the link the Wikipedia page or whatever,

and then you can learn more context about it. So we have today I learned,

am I the asshole, which as the name suggests, is people coming to the internet to see if they are

the asshole or not in different situations, unresolved mysteries, which is unresolved mysteries,

and last but not least, the ex-Morman subreddit. Because I really do

love that sub-reddit. I feel like that's the place I go when I just want to see what ex-Mormons are

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