The Internet Is Sick

from DEVIOUS · host Handy and Maal

In this episode, Handy and Maal break down modern chaos through humor, honesty, and uncomfortable truths. From situationships and emotional manipulation to mental health, friendships, and the art of lying, the conversation moves through personal struggles, cultural observations, and internet sickness. Stories about flight disasters, customer service nightmares, and strange online fame highlight how people chase attention while avoiding accountability. Equal parts funny and reflective, this episode questions love, understanding, and why the algorithm rewards chaos.

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