I cannot believe that I'm making in this episode. I really can't believe it. When I deleted

TikTok two or three years ago now, I truly believed in my core that I would never in a million

years redownload the app. And now here I am redownloading the app. I know. It's shocking to me too.

And I do feel a little bit hypocritical in a way because I made such a stink about deleting

the app and damning it as being evil.

And there's a part of me that's a little uncomfortable with the decision I've made to go back on the app.

I feel maybe a little bit spineless, maybe a little bit irrational for initially deleting it

and damning it to hell as I did. I feel a little bit embarrassed, I think, about sort of going back on my word.

But I am. You know what? It might get banned next week anyway. And then it's all good. I guess I'm not on TikTok anymore. I guess no one is. But as it stands now, TikTok still exists. And I will be redownloading it on my phone. In fact, I haven't redownloaded it yet,

but I'm going to redownload it right now. And I'm going to do it with you here so we can share this

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