If you grew up in the age of the internet and are in need of a laugh amidst all of the chaos,

I highly recommend you check out violating community guidelines, which is something I used to do when

I was in middle school. In this podcast, infamous internet twellers, Brittany Broesky and Sarah

Shower will be your tour guides as you explore all corners of the wild and wacky web.

From firearm sales on Facebook marketplace to AI influencers on Instagram to deepfakes on TikTok

and Twitter, violating community guidelines uncovers the shadow band, Tebu, or downright weird

content you won't see on your 4U page. What do I think of when someone brings up the 4U page,

Ira? Janet Jackson? No, Sean Mendez and that Vanity Fair video. Look it up. If any of this

peaks your interest, put some headphones on, turn down your brightness, open a private browser, and

I'm Ira Madison the third. 251 episodes in. I don't know if that's a prime number, I don't know

what we can do with that. I'm Louis Fertel, I don't do math. Well, if you were Miss Jean Brode

you'd know. She was not a math teacher, but that's all right. Well, I never read it. Her job in that

movie, she's a teacher, but mostly what she does is she's come back from Italy where she was over

the summer and she tells her students how fabulous and sex heavy her time was there and they idolize

her for it. And so I think ultimately she was right. She's also a fascist, which is a complicating

factor of her character. Well, we love fascists. Adidas doesn't, but we do. You say they're around

right now. So they're having a moment, shall we say? Anyway, once again, it's a slightly sad

episode. I need people to stop dying. I know. Also, I mean, like, in a way, I like

when somebody beloved, I don't want to say dies, but like we get to talk about them on keep it.

But after the Angel Lansbury death, which is about as like prepared as you can be for someone

to pass away. Now we've lost Leslie Jordan in a, what we assume is a medical hit,

mishap that led to a car accident. And it's just so sad. I was saying to somebody the other day,

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