Masked Speaker: Subway Sandwich Secrets
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What unusual job did the speaker have during college?
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Who was Doug and what was his surprising behavior?
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Text to 78592 says, I love licking the tops of 8-volt batteries. It gives my tongue a fun little tingle. I'm on my third battery this year.
Okay. I liked the taste of pennies when I was little.
Just that you didn't swallow, though.
What strange incident occurred involving the FBI?
No, I didn't swallow it.
That's good. Good restraint, Brooke. Honestly, it just sounds like your stereotypical Brooke and Jeffrey listener with that text. They're getting themselves charged up to listen to a brand new edition of the Mass Speaker.
Who needs caffeine when you've got batteries, Jeff?
That's right, where people can come on our show and share a secret they have anonymously because we hide your true voice. And today we have a woman who wants to go by the fake name Amanda. So, Amanda, welcome to the show.
Hi, thanks.
Are you consuming anything you're not supposed to for this mass speaker? Uh, like what? I don't know.
Yeah, we're not going to go through the whole list of things you shouldn't be putting in your mouth, but the voice changer is on. You are the mass speaker, Amanda. Whenever you're ready, let's hear your confession.
So it's public record now, but I don't think most people actually like know about this.
Oh, that's fine.
Okay. Okay.
How did Doug manage to acquire a luxury car?
Yeah.
It makes it sound like it's going to be a crime.
It's not my crime. Okay. So when I was in college, I didn't have rich parents or anything. You know, I had to like work my way through school. Oh, wait.
You're going to gross Jeff out.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What unusual job did the speaker have during college?
0:00–1:23
2
Who was Doug and what was his surprising behavior?
1:23–3:12
3
What strange incident occurred involving the FBI?
3:12–4:05
4
How did Doug manage to acquire a luxury car?
4:05–4:32
5
What illegal activity was Doug involved in?
4:32–5:21
6
How much money did Doug reportedly steal from the hospital?
5:21–5:54
7
What was the outcome of Doug's legal troubles?
5:54–6:27
8
What lessons can be learned from Doug's story?
6:27–12:58