Organ Donor Car'd

We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

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4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 16 January 2017

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

As self-driving cars become the norm, road deaths due to driver error will begin to diminish. It’s a transformative advancement, but one that comes with consequences in an unexpected place: organ donation. Jeff and Anthony discuss whether a smaller amount of potential organ donors is a good thing or a bad thing.

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0:00.0	So here's a fun fact, the only way that we fund this show, the only way that we pay all the bills is through Patreon,
0:07.0	is through audience donations. If you want to find out more, including what we give to our audience in exchange for those donations,
0:13.3	which technically makes it either bribery or payoffs.
0:18.5	Whoa, I never thought of it that way. Filthy-looker.
0:22.8	Don't talk about it.
0:23.5	Oh God, the whole system's corrupt. Patreon.com slash we have concerns is a scam!
0:30.0	Purplated by us!
0:31.5	Shhh!
0:32.5	Shhh!
0:47.2	Just clicking on stars.
0:48.5	For hours on end.
0:49.8	Calling people and asking if they want to get an IMDB Pro account.
0:53.1	It's a horrible pact.
0:54.1	Is it?
0:54.6	Ha, ha, ha!
0:55.6	This is what we have concerns. Hi Jeff Canada.
0:57.6	Hi Anthony Carbony!
0:58.9	Hello concerned citizens.
1:00.4	We've talked at length about-
1:01.9	Yes we have.
1:02.9	Yes we have.
1:03.9	It's been a while.
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