Post Natal

We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

News, Science, Society & Culture, Culture, Comedy, Internet, Pop, Games, Gadgets

4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 28 June 2017

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

One of the most significant innovations of the early 20th century might be the Post Office’s decision to start shipping large parcels and packages through the mail. When the Post Office’s Parcel Post officially began on January 1, 1913, the new service suddenly allowed millions of Americans great access to all kinds of goods and services. But almost immediately, it had some unintended consequences as some parents tried to send their children through the mail. Jeff and Anthony discuss putting babies in the mail and what it meant for post man.

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0:00.0	Jeff, let's say somebody wanted to get early episodes of the show. Is that possible?
0:04.1	It is so possible!
0:05.6	If people wanted to get bonus episodes of the show, is that possible?
0:08.0	We got those too!
0:08.8	If people wanted to get extra stuff, video hangouts with us and other fans of the show, is that possible?
0:14.8	Dude, I'm telling you, all of that and more is possible. All they got to do is support the show.
0:19.7	How do they do that?
0:20.4	Go to patreon.com slash we have concerns, find out all the information you need,
0:25.0	and help us continue to make this show.
0:30.0	You're responsible, remember to compost!
0:45.8	Lamous ghost dad, and I'm including the Bill Cosby one.
0:49.2	Yeah, and he's a rapist.
0:50.8	This is Labour than a rapist.
0:54.5	This is we have concerns.
0:56.1	Hi Jeff Canada.
0:57.1	Hi Anthony Carbony.
0:58.4	Hello concerned citizens.
1:00.4	Oh man.
1:02.2	You know this information age of ours Anthony.
1:05.1	Laugh.
1:05.7	Now tell me about it dad.
1:07.0	Laugh.
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