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Hey, this is Annie.

And Samantha.

And welcome to Stuff I've Never Told to your production of IHeart Radio.

And welcome to an episode. This was an idea.

This classic was an idea of yours, Samantha, that I thought was really interesting.

And it was about the history of the hashtag.

Which I have been thinking a lot about technology in the good and bad ways that's changed our world.

But the hashtag was one. It was a thing that really changed the way we go about some things on the internet. Or the older generations, the pound sign?

Yes. Which is funny because it often gives confusion when you have a code, like a gate code,

to get into an apartment complex or something. And sometimes you don't know if you're supposed to use the pound signed or the hashtag

or if it just means like number and you have to guess. Oh, I don't even know if that's a problem

anymore, but that was a problem in my day. Anyway, please enjoy this classic episode.

Hey, this is Annie.

And Samantha.

And welcome to Stuffman Never Told You, a production of IHeart Radio. And today we are back, happy new year, because this is kind of the first full episode

we've done in a while, and it's kind of short.

I'm guessing, maybe not.

But it's very interesting.

Yeah, because we are continuing with our look into technology and women. Apparently,

this is the thing we're doing that we didn't mean to, but kind of just happened. And of course,

we couldn't ignore the impact of social media in this conversation. And in our recent episode

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