Thank You For Your Patience, Ft. Rebecca Campbell

It Could Happen Here

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Politics, Daily News, News, Society & Culture

4.0 • 6.5K Ratings

🗓️ 29 December 2021

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Author Rebecca Campbell (@canadianist) comes on to read a short story about a working an office job amidst a climate disaster.

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0:00.0	Hey there, I'm Scott Rank, host of the podcast History Unplugged.
0:03.3	Now it really is a dream come true to get paid to talk about history without all the
0:06.9	stress while still being able to make a living.
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0:28.2	Get paid to talk about the things you love.
0:30.2	Music
0:34.2	Harrison, sorry if I don't trust Robert today.
0:38.2	You want me to start?
0:39.2	Yeah, I don't trust Robert today.
0:40.2	It's time, Garrison.
0:41.2	It's time for you to learn.
0:43.2	Wow.
0:44.2	My advice is atonal shrieking.
0:45.7	I am not doing that.
0:47.2	Everyone's gonna be like, oh, Garrison's just copying Robert's tone and cadence.
0:52.2	Oh, that's right.
0:53.2	You mean they're making sounds with my mouth?
0:56.2	That's how it's how communication works.
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