We're supposed to learn from our own mistakes that other people's errors can be instructive

too, from efforts to control the weather that went disastrously awry to the untimely death

of the Segway boss. History is a treasure trove, mishaps and meltdowns that can teach us

all. I'm Tim Halford, host of cautionary tales, the podcast that mines the greatest fiascoes

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Besides what's her name again is, how do I get this girl out alone into the woods,

where it's just the two of us and nobody else. Oh my gosh, Jeffrey. No, not you guys.

I mean, maybe men that should be in prison ask that question. Yeah. Well,

that's scary. Listener Scott, who asked us for help today, did that?

What Scott? Do we need to do a welfare check? He actually made it happen and apparently had a

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