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Hey, welcome to Beyond the Scenes.

This is the podcast that goes deeper into segments that originally aired on the daily

show with Trevor Noah.

Like, Beyond the Scenes, this is what you think about this podcast, this is what this podcast

is like.

Alright, like, you have a party, you go to the party, it's a good party.

After that party, you go to the hotel lobby and there's like at four o'clock in the morning

you eatin' greasy food, you eatin' waffle house, you tellin' all your deep dark secrets,

somebody start turkin' on top of the piano, then the hotel manager come on and be like,

how many of y'all actually stay at this hotel?

Let me be like, shit yo, hey NASA, then the police show, that's basically what this podcast

is.

Weird the party that happens after the original party that is the daily show.

I'm Roy Wood Jr., today we're going to be talking about the pink tax and the outsized

cost of just being a woman.

Let's play the clip.

Being a woman can cost you, apparently an average of $1,400 a year thanks to gender,

price discrimination.

If you're a woman just about everything cost you more, then similar products market it

for men.

It's called the pink tax.

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