A quick heads up before we get started, there is a little light swearing in this episode.

Okay, here's the show.

Are you reddit, dude?

Do I have to admit it? Yes, I am. I'm secretly a reddit person.

That's reporter Mike Isaac, who writes about tech for The New York Times.

And who's reddit life, sorry, Mike, is no longer secret.

I kind of was thinking maybe you were. What, what subreddits do you hang out on?

I have like multiple accounts because I have like a work account.

And then I have a secret account because I don't want people to actually know when I'm talking.

And then I have like a, I think I have like a book promotion account.

But so anyway, I try to keep track of them, but mostly for fun, for pleasure.

I hang out and like ask me anything or the child free subreddit for people complaining about children.

Or which is insane or I don't know if I can say this on the air.

Am I the asshole subreddit basically, which is like, that's a very good one.

Yeah, I have people explaining messed up situations and then like cooking and boring stuff like that.

And power washing actually.

Power washing?

Yeah, people post like pictures of their dirty driveways and then like an after picture or video of them power washing it.

It's super cool.

And I don't have a power washer. So it's more aspirational.

I just want to go on the record here and say that these videos are pretty incredible and make me also want a power washer.

Anyway, I'm asking Mike about his reddit habits because he recently wrote a story that fascinated me about the idea

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