This is True Really News Ep 130. No, really. Every story is 100% true (as far as we know).
On today’s episode of This is True Really News (Ep 130), Scott Combs and Tony Verkanis dive into the most chaotic news of the week. From the world’s most awkward IT support call to a town that smells like ... well, you’ll hear.
In this episode:
[0:47] THE G-SPOT INCIDENT: A female coworker calls tech support because she can't find her "G-Spot" on the computer. (Spoiler: It’s not what she thought it was, but the outcome is hilarious).
[1:38] THE SWEDISH POOP BOMBS: Officials in Lund, Sweden, decided the best way to prevent COVID gatherings was to dump tons of chicken manure in the local park. We explore how well that rank smell worked.
[2:42] SPOON IN THE PRINTER: When a remote IT worker asks how a customer stopped an uncontrollable printer, the answer is not "unplugged it." It’s "we jammed a spoon in it."
[4:14] LOST FOR 46 YEARS: A heart-warming time capsule: a wallet lost in 1975 at a theatre is found during remodeling. Inside? Original family photos and a 1973 Grateful Dead ticket!
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