Alex met Sam at nursery. They were first loves. They built forts together, shared sandwiches in high school and were each other's first kiss.

They were the dream couple until Sam got into EDM music.

While Alex enjoyed folk, first loves are kind of like your current account. If they aren't working for you anymore,

maybe it's time to switch with the current account switch service.

What about Magpie? The vegan pie truck that needed a bit of help from Gold Daddy. One day the owners are like,

this business hasn't reached this potential. And the other one goes, we need a bigger piece of the pie. And then it hits her.

We need Gold Daddy. Look, we can get a domain name and create an online store so we can sell to more customers.

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Do you want to just introduce yourself?

Yeah, my name is Georgia Wells and I'm a tech reporter for the Wall Street Journal.

If you've heard Georgia's name recently, it's because her reporting has helped unearth some of Facebook secrets.

She's part of a team at the journal that got a hold of internal company documents,

the kind of things that executives write to one another about their products and what they do.

And in this case, what Instagram, which is owned by Facebook, does to teenagers mental health.

In the course of your reporting, when you talk to teens, particularly teenage girls, what did their Instagram feeds look like?

The teen girls I spoke with, some of them showed me their feeds, but they also described them.

And obviously a huge amount of the content was their friends, but there was also interspersed influencers kind of showcasing

often like perfect body, perfect image, perfect life.

And then also there was an element of advertising.

The number of ads for bikinis, these teen girls were receiving it knocked my socks off.

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