1091 - Favourite Non-English Songs, Team Building Activities & Our Phones Are Listening!

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What is the craziest ad that has ever appeared on your phone after a conversation?

Mocha 0:01
And
Roz Weston 0:03
now it's time for Ask Roz and Mocha.
Mocha 0:08
Carrie, hello! Hi, good morning. Welcome to episode 1091 of the Razamoka Show podcast. You are here to kick everything off. Thank you for listening, by the way, and thank you for taking time out of your day for joining us, Carrie.
Carrie 0:20
Oh my gosh, thank you so much for calling. I'm very nervous to talk to you
Mocha 0:24
guys. Oh, girl, don't be nervous. How long have you been listening to the Razamoka Show
Carrie 0:27
for? I have been listening on and off from the beginning. Oh, wow. Yeah, depending on where I was commuting to. Now it's hard to listen to you guys because sometimes in the car... It's staticky when I'm listening to the station. So oftentimes I'm listening to the podcast.
Mocha 0:42
That's all good. So you have a question. Don't be nervous, by the way. We're all friends here.
Carrie 0:46
Okay. So my question actually comes from a recent episode I listened to where Roz was talking about all of a sudden he has Viagrad showing up ever since he turned 50. Yeah, yeah,
Mocha 0:58
yeah. On websites and on his phone and stuff like that? Yeah. Okay,
Carrie 1:04
because all of our devices
Mocha 1:05
are always listening to us. We know that.
Carrie 1:07
Exactly. So my question is, what is the craziest ad that has ever shown up on your phone after a conversation that you had?
Mocha 1:16
Well, you go first, Carrie.
Carrie 1:18
Okay, so mine comes from several years ago. And I was watching a Netflix show. and something on it was just crazy something i had never seen before so i was trying to explain it to my husband and i was trying to describe what it was and so have you guys ever heard of something called puppy play
Mocha 1:36
no no
Carrie 1:38
should we okay so i was watching a show on netflix called magic for humans
Bruno Satin 1:45
oh
Carrie 1:45
yeah great show right yes and it's so funny and all the the tricks that the magician does So in one of the episodes, there's a section where he's with a couple and all of a sudden it shows them doing puppy play. So it's basically one of the partners is a puppy and one is a master. So when you look at the person who is playing the role of the puppy, they've got like a like a leather puppy mask on. They have like leather paws that they can put on. Hold on, people? Yeah,
Roz Weston 2:20
people,
Carrie 2:21
people, people. Oh my God, okay. They're
Roz Weston 2:23
like furries, but only they dress as puppies.
Carrie 2:25
Okay, so what kind of ad did you get, Carrie? So I got puppy play at show up on my phone and my phone wasn't even near me. That was the scariest part. Like, it's not like it was right beside me. It may have been in the room, like far away, but that's what started showing up on my phone.
Mocha 2:45
I swear, Carrie, if these ads start popping up on my phone today, you're dead. I'm sorry. Yeah. Nothing but love for you guys. I'm sorry. I don't think anything, like nothing crazy like that has happened. Like I've been in situations where, you know, things that we've talked about on the show or conversations I've had with friends about other things, products, then later in the day, those products pop up as ads like on Instagram. For example, there was a brand of luggage that I was talking to somebody about, right?
Roz Weston 3:12
Yeah. And
Mocha 3:12
that afternoon on Instagram, I got ads for it. And then later in the day, I was watching a YouTube video and one of the YouTube ads was for that particular brand of luggage when I had never received any ads for this particular brand ever, ever, ever before. That's about
Roz Weston 3:31
it. We had this thing over the weekend at home where Catherine then took her phone. And I guess if you go, because she doesn't have Siri, but Siri is still on your phone, even if you're not active, even if you're not using Siri. And if you go on Siri, Siri is defaulted to set to track everything that you do on your phone, all the apps. Yeah. So she turned it all off. She denied Siri access to all of her apps. And it's been great so far. Also, her battery life is way longer than it was before. Really? Because the problem is that she was in a conversation with me and I think she had one of the apps open like Instacart or something like
Bruno Satin 4:12
that.
Roz Weston 4:13
And she was talking to me about something else entirely. And she mentioned flowers, right? But not even like buying flowers. We were just talking about a design on a vase.

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