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Jul 3, 2019 1 hr 38 min

Lunch Break: Tech is the New Crack

from The Cubicle Rebellion Hosted by Jeremy King

Yo, in this episode my guest is fellow coworker, cubicle rebel and longtime friend Anthony and we talk about whether protests are effective (4:55) what he noticed about being off social media (26:00) how Tech is the new crack (41:17) then we discuss how everybody’s got a podcast and the fact that just because you have a phone doesn’t mean you deserve a platform (48:00) how artist development is dead (55:00) and then we talk about why robots will take our jobs one day (1:36:00) This one is all about tech and is the longest ep yet but it’s worth the time. Press play!

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