Episode 40: Bordeer Security
from Outrage Factory Hosted by Outrage Factory
What were people angry about on the internet this week? U.S. Customs agents want the keys to your Snapchat, the world's greatest response to vegan protestors in history, a tempest in a tiny frying pan. Also: we design the world's greatest dating app for middle-aged folks. Songs: 'Chevy Chase' by Arvo Party 'Help is Needed' by Dom Fricot
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