ICYMI: 24 Hours of the Strangest Online Fad Diet

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🗓️ 16 October 2024

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Guest host Daisy Rosario is joined by Slate’s own Luke Winkie. They talk about Luke’s brief experimentation with the Sardine Fast, a fad diet made popular by a YouTuber. Plus, a chat about Brat Autumn in NY’s place for making relationships “IG official.” This podcast is produced by Se’era Spragley Ricks, Daisy Rosario and Candice Lim. Alexandra Botti helped produce this episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	iPhone 16 Pro is here with cinematic slow motion and the power of Apple intelligence
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0:10.3	It's so bad
0:11.5	Come on guys let's get to the front.
0:13.6	Film the band!
0:14.6	That video is wicked!
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0:20.7	Search EE iPhone.
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0:25.0	Verify best network at EE.
0:27.0	K slash claims.
0:28.0	Apple Intelligence coming December 2024. Hi, I'm Daisy Rosario.
0:45.0	And I'm Lig Winky.
0:46.0	And you're listening to I see why am I.
0:48.0	In case you missed it.
0:50.0	Slate's podcast about internet culture.
0:52.0	And I am sitting in for Candice today because she is sick.
0:56.0	Honestly it seems like everybody is sick so Candice get well please.
1:00.0	It feels like there's like a media flu going on.
1:02.0	Everyone get well out there.
1:03.6	For those who don't know Luke's work,
1:05.2	Luke is a staff writer here at Slate where he gets some of the weirdest,
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