ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Some people think social media is a dumping ground for every thought, every picture, every vacation, every meal, every relationship change, every life milestone. Jeremy Bradley singles out one specific social media woe-is-me rant that has him embarrassed for the user who posted it -- a user with no shame in sharing every sad detail of his life... for public sympathy, of course. Later, JB shares a story about his dogs that left him devastated.
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