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EPISODE · Aug 26, 2022 · 43 MIN

Why You Shouldn’t Post Personal Things Online & Internet Controversies | Things They Won’t Say EP028

from Things They Won't Say Podcast · host Notorious Lotto

On this episode of Things They Won’t Say, Notorious Lotto goes off on the dangers of oversharing online, social media controversies, and internet culture. This episode mixes humor, real talk, and cultural commentary to highlight the pitfalls of modern online life. The discussion begins with why personal things shouldn’t be shared on the internet, exploring privacy risks, backlash, and social consequences. From there, Lotto dives into Andrew Tate being banned, analyzing the impact on social media freedom, influence, and public perception. Finally, the episode examines the story of a Black therapist losing her job due to social media activity, highlighting how online behavior can have serious real-world consequences.Follow & Stay Connected Support the show and unlock exclusive bonus episodes on Patreon:patreon.com/notoriouslottoInstagram: @thingstheywsX (Twitter): @thingstheywsTikTok: @thingstheywsFollow the host on Twitter & Instagram: @notoriouslotto

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