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prices exclude fees, see delivery.co.uk for details. Hey, I'm Kate Lindsay, and you're listening to I-C-Y-M-I, or in case you missed it, Slate's podcast about internet culture.

And joining me in the studio is Culture Writer and Slate contributing

editor Angelina Matza. Hello, is that right? No.

Yes, yes, you did it so well. I was laughing because of how well you did it.

Oh yeah, yeah, that classic thing.

Angelina has technically been on I-C-Y-My before, but it was a plus episode about her deranged take

that Goodreads is actually a good website. So if you want to hear that, go ahead and become

a Slate Plus subscriber because that on its own is worth checking out. But you are here now

to sit across from me to discuss something entirely different but not dissimilarly demonic.

But before we get to that, we do have to ask you the question.

We ask all first time guests.

What is your first internet memory?

My first internet memory is being in like the computer room of my grandma's retirement home when I was 10.

Yes.

This was like my computer time.

And I have this vivid memory of going on this website that I'd heard about called YouTube.

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