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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Fauci gave an interview to The Financial Times, which I
is a very expensive newspaper that I know subscribed to.
You know, I subscribed to it. You efforts, you SLB,
who are you yelling at? Financial Times? So, uh, one
of the world's great newspapers. And they lured me in
with some some rate to get you started to see

(00:21):
if you're interested in I thought, Okay, it's an expensive newspaper.
I'm going to do the initial right and then I
am going to remember to cancel on time so that
I don't end up paying. And it's ridiculous. It's like
forty a month or so. I'm like a wolf. Hey, yeah,
it's crazy. And uh, they made it impossible to figure
out how to cancel. I couldn't find it anywhere on
the website, not on the app, not on their website.

(00:42):
I sent messages, I called I I mean, I spent
days trying to figure out how to cancel it before
they were gonna hit me with like a hundred and
eighty dollar bill and couldn't figure it out. And now
I'm just a subscriber. Well, apparently they've proved that they're
better than you are. So there were three Wow, that's

(01:03):
so uncool, though, That is so uncool. Be proud enough
of your product, Facebook, Financial Times, everyone else. Be proud
enough of your product that you don't have to try
to hide from people how to quit. Yeah, that's weak.
It is weak. You ought to be against the law,
you know, And I'm a free market guy. So the
way it workout is, you know enough people will hear

(01:25):
about it. It's damaged Facebook enough, so I get it.
That's the way it should be handled. But it's just
so freaking uncool for for companies to do that. I
hate that. It's like everything is a gym membership now.
Back in the day, it used to be just be
gym members and now you didn't cancel ninety days only
on a Tuesday before a harvest moon, so you are
signed up for another six months. That's why everything is

(01:46):
now