the amount of time they're having to spend using somebody else's audio and somebody else's little,

you know, dance or routine to try to say, here's what I have to make. That is a tragedy.

Like, what could be created in that time that is right for them and person's them and

aligned with their soul has to go into this? That they would even say themselves, I don't enjoy

watching other people stuff like this. Nobody enjoys it. This is Sarah Stewart Holland and

this is Beth Silverce. Thank you for joining us for Pantsy Politics.

Welcome to Pantsy Politics, where we take a different approach to the news. When that prioritizes

curiosity and sometimes requires us to take a step back and look at things with a wider lens,

and that's what we're going to do today. If you are on social media, you probably are on social media,

statistically, especially Instagram. You know, there's been some changes to the algorithm,

and Instagram is not the only social media platform shifting away from the social aspect

of social media. So today, we're asking, what is social media for anyway? Before we tackle that,

we're going to address the FBI search of Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago residents, which was just one

of the major developments when it comes to the former president's legal woes this week. And the

outside politics we're going to share are summer lifesavers. Before we get into the myriad ways,

social media is changing. If you follow us and feel like those changes mean we've been showing up

in your feed less and less, may we offer you a suggestion. On Instagram, if you go to our profile

and click the drop-down menu under following, you will see add to favorites as an option.

We would just love to be in your favorites list because that means that we'll get to be in your

feed no matter what the ever changing whims of the algorithm saying.

But I don't know if you heard this, but the FBI went tomorrow, Lago.

I paid a little visit. I think I've seen that in here.

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