Willa Rubin
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Yeah, we don't see so much of that anymore, you know, with iPhones and Android and this and the other thing with email.
Yeah, we don't see so much of that anymore, you know, with iPhones and Android and this and the other thing with email.
Yeah, we don't see so much of that anymore, you know, with iPhones and Android and this and the other thing with email.
As the population grew, there needed to be a more streamlined system. And I'm basically surmising here because I've never thought about really looking into it.
As the population grew, there needed to be a more streamlined system. And I'm basically surmising here because I've never thought about really looking into it.
As the population grew, there needed to be a more streamlined system. And I'm basically surmising here because I've never thought about really looking into it.
Hey, Shortwave. I come to you with a story. All right, let's hear it. So about two hours southeast of Berlin, there's a city called Cottbus. It's pretty small. About 100,000 people live there. For context, this is in eastern Germany, near the Polish border. And so historically, this part of Germany had a lot of lignite mining. This is a fossil fuel that is dark brown. It's soft.
Hey, Shortwave. I come to you with a story. All right, let's hear it. So about two hours southeast of Berlin, there's a city called Cottbus. It's pretty small. About 100,000 people live there. For context, this is in eastern Germany, near the Polish border. And so historically, this part of Germany had a lot of lignite mining. This is a fossil fuel that is dark brown. It's soft.
Hey, Shortwave. I come to you with a story. All right, let's hear it. So about two hours southeast of Berlin, there's a city called Cottbus. It's pretty small. About 100,000 people live there. For context, this is in eastern Germany, near the Polish border. And so historically, this part of Germany had a lot of lignite mining. This is a fossil fuel that is dark brown. It's soft.