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Hello, welcome back to what we said podcast. I'm JC and I'm Chelsea.

And this is the third time we've started the podcast over because JC said she's shy.

I got insecure about the way I started the podcast. Welcome back though, everyone.

If you're new, hello, welcome back to the podcast.

Happy to have you here. Today we're going to tell your stories that you sent in of the worst lie

or lies you've ever await. I think just were.

Never told. Yeah. And maybe been caught in maybe been caught in. Maybe when you're taken to the grave,

I was telling Chelsea, I swear I saw this idea from someone else from another podcast,

but I cannot remember for the life of me who I saw post about this like worst lie you've ever told.

I remember thinking, Oh, that'd be a good podcast episode. And I don't know where I found it.

And it's really bothering me because I like to give people credit if we have ideas,

like if you sent us in an idea or if I saw it somewhere, I want to credit you, but I don't know

who to credit to. So if it's you, let me know. You know what? The internet has just

first of all, I want to congratulate you on remembering to say your face. Why out scared.

On remembering to say the topic right away. That's the second week in a row. Thank you.

Thank you. Also, the internet has really created a toxic space for stealing ideas because

you put an idea out in the internet. It's gone. You cannot claim it. You cannot. It's true.

You know, people just do it. Like TikTok was literally created to steal the people's ideas.

It's true. I've seen multiple of the same like a a TikTok that's like just the same idea to

the same sound just over and over. Yeah. I'm like the first person who did that is probably like,

cool. Yeah. I actually created that. One time I was tagged. So I had this one video on my TikTok

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