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Welcome to Who Weekly, the podcast where you'll learn everything you need to know about the celebrities you don't.

I'm Bobby Finger.

I'm Lindsay Weber.

And it's time for another Who Remembers episode. This week,

we're going back in time as late, as far away as 2017, as recently as 2025, talking about

DJs. Our favorite topic, DJs. It's kind of iconic. It is kind of iconic. It is a little iconic. There's a lot of Z. There's marshmallow. I was like, who's the first DJ we ever talked about on Who Weekly? It was obviously marshmallow. The marshmallow era. We've covered a lot of DJs and they're a big topic. They're big who's. So this makes sense. This makes sense to me. It's an honor of Coachella. Think about it. Think about it. I'm thinking about it. I'm thinking about it. And it's definitely, I'm thinking about it. It's in honor of the second weekend of Coachella. So we will see you over the weekend. If you are a subscriber with a brand new episode of the VIP show over on patria.com slash who weekly. and if you're not, we'll see you on Tuesday for another episode of the main show. Until then, enjoy this trip back in time. Bye. Bye. How much of this name it? The chain smokers are going to space, sort of. It's not really space. If you read the fine print, it's not space. It's just high. It's the edge of space.

Yeah. It's a pie. Nobody really knows how to kind of explain this, which is really funny because people keep being like, shoot them to space and never return them. And it's like, yes, you are being funny and that is funny. But they're not going to space. They're going to the edge of space. They're going to like, like, like barely space, you know?

Yeah.

I love that this explanation on the website for the company that's sending them up to space, which is called World View. It's literally a gigantic helium balloon. That's all it is. So it takes a really long time to get up there. It takes many hours to get 20 miles.

It says, am I going to space? Will I become an astronaut? That's an FAQ that's on the website. The question is coming from the person who is potentially spending $50,000 on this balloon. No, because listen, I thought it was $500, but that's just the down payment. It's $50,000 to go up to this not space. It's a non-refundable down payment, too.

Yeah.

It's not like your000 to go up to this not space. It's a non-refundable down payment, too.

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