I'm Jonathan Braylock, I'm Dra. Milligan, and I'm James III. And we're those of Black

MacGene Jump in Hollywood. It's a comedic podcast that reviews films with leading actors

of color and analyze them in the context of race and Hollywood's diversity issues.

Yeah. Listen to new episodes on Mondays. Find us wherever you get your podcasts. I don't

care where you get them. I just want you to listen. Don't threaten the people we need

them to listen. Okay. Okay. Okay. Sorry, guys. Listen. Listen to us. Yeah. Yeah. Put on a happy

voice.

Scream Gobs. I think just become a natural resource of connection. Hi, Rachel Ampou. And I'm

Daisy Rosario, and you're listening to I.C.Y.M.I. In case you missed it, Slate's podcast

about internet culture. And that is right. We are once again joined by none of them. Daisy

our senior supervising producer. Welcome back. I'm so excited that you're here because I have

a burden in question that I've been needing to ask you ever since you started on the show.

Is there something on the internet that you just know deep in your core exists, but you can

no longer find it. No combination of search terms will pull this up for you. And it makes you feel

a little bit unhinged because you're like, I know it's there. Oh my God. Yes. The non-specific

answer to that is like a number of different tweets in general that I saw over the years. I've

gotten so much better because I learned the hard way to save and like bookmark certain tweets.

And like, you know, on TikTok, I'm always good about saving videos and like downloading them if I

can. But my God, there are like specific tweets of things that articulated ideas or like used phrases

that just hit me in the gut. And I cannot find them even though I think about them all the time.

It's the worst. What about you, Rachel? Same to the point that I now have I think a step beyond

the feeling where I'm like, I know that I have something that I've forgotten, but I can't even remember

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