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Hey there, folks.

It is Friday, March 13th.

And finally, someone has figured out the key to fixing the internet and making social

media a nice place to be. Who has figured this out? Doja Cat. And we should all be listening.

With that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J.

Robe.

This was not on our list of possible episodes we'd be doing on a Friday afternoon.

But Doja Cat has just touched our hearts.

She has.

Because look, we all know all the hate, all the comments, all the negative things about social media.

And we also know just from politics and life and social circles that when somebody does something maybe they shouldn't have or talked smack about somebody they shouldn't have.

How often do you see somebody own it or recognize why they did it or that they shouldn't have done it?

I would say almost never and especially online.

Especially online, Robes. It's almost impossible. And you mentioned it in Roeb. We just's almost impossible and you mentioned it in rog we just saw it recently

and fine yes it was christine ome and i remember her from that hearing i gave every opportunity

just to say hey alex predy wasn't a terrorist you just had bad information gave you somebody

every opportunity to your point that this is not what this episode is about, but you mentioned

it and that's the first thing came to mind that people can be so stubborn and stand by something

they've said publicly that they won't take it back. Robs, Doja Cat, I didn't see this coming,

but Timothy Shalame was an easy target for a little while, right?

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