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Candice, I'm curious, related to today's episode, have you ever gotten in trouble for something that you posted on social media, like either with your work or with school if we want to really go way back?

Ooh, this is interesting because I will say I remember being 12 years old and having to do multiple training series

from my teachers about like everything you post will stay online forever. Be careful. Everyone will see it.

And now, and now it's almost like I've been trained to post more and more and more in order to

like get jobs and stuff. So very conflicting relationship.

Well, yeah, I was wondering because I feel like I also was raised in a very specific time. And I guess I only say specific because I have to imagine the presentation is different these days because everyone be posting.

But I just feel like we were so scared. We were really so scared straight about putting anything

online. It was going to last forever. Yeah. No, 100%. But what about you? Have you ever gotten in

trouble for something you posted on social needs? So because of the aforementioned terror,

I don't have too many fun examples because I really tried to be careful about it, but the only time I can remember it happening was I was literally in Barcelona on vacations. I worked at one of my first jobs in media and I'm in Barcelona and I get a call for my boss because I tweeted out an interview that I had done with an influencer whose manager was like the most annoying manager I'd ever worked with,

like a real nightmare. And so when I tweeted it, and this was unprofessional of me, I will admit,

but I tweeted it and I was just kind of like flippant with the tweet because I think I just

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