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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2025 · 53 MIN

#198 - The Art of Faking a Podcast, Sweating in Corporate Clothes, & Cotton Eye Joe

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We're pulling back the curtain on the internet tricks you're falling for. We dive deep into the world of "clip farming," where people are faking podcast appearances to build credibility, and discuss the marketing machine of hiring overseas editors to flood social media with content. The conversation on authenticity continues as we break down the story of the 9 to 5 influencer who lost his audience after quitting his job to pursue social media full time. We also tackle the latest news on the potential TikTok ban and its rumored replacement, "M2." Then, Erin shares a chaotic and relatable journey of being forced out of athleisure and into the world of corporate fashion, detailing a sweaty shopping trip in Manhattan with a stylist , the frustrating search for a last minute tailor , and the struggle of finding clothes that don't make you want to "throw up." Plus, we debate the true color of tennis balls (are they yellow or green?) , celebrate National Junk Food Day , and share our mutual anger about having to exercise just to avoid back pain and a downward mental spiral.

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