Oct 5, 2026 · 5 min · 3 segments
We're talking Slovakia, or more specifically Bratislava. Somehow we don't mention that one woman from Katseye who thinks Bratislava is cooler than LA. It might well be. Listen to this episode before…
Did you send me any pictures? No.
No, not yet.
What fun picture will I send you at the beginning?
I've ended group chats over that.
They didn't want to see it.
Yeah, that is the nuclear option.
that is yeah i don't want to be in this group yeah i'm doing it with like the group chats for all the parents of my and my daughter's class just
like i don't want to
be in here
anymore yeah it's like um it's like uh if you show like if someone has like those meta glasses allegedly you can get their account locked if you show just the isis flag oh
it's so oh those metal glasses are fucking evil because they're like the really annoying thing is because i i hate how like every pr department will weaponize like accessibility because i've like i've heard they are genuinely actually good for blind people um in the sense that like like i have a i have a friend's mother who went blind in her old age and there's this thing of just like Basically, the benefit is it reads the text.
If you get a text, it will read it to you with voice in a way that previously blind people had to take out their phone to make this happen beforehand.
But now it's like, you don't have to stop where you are.
It's kind of seamless and blah, blah, blah.
It's genuinely good.
And then it's like, Cool.
Every blind person in Ireland was scrambling to get them, basically, because they were such a commercial flop otherwise.
And then... then responds to this facebook is just like look it's for blind people it's great you wouldn't want to you wouldn't want to uh uh deprive blind people of this that's why we need the camera to be on all the time always recording well that was
like the thing where um dear friend of the show um got in a um uh uh She got in like a Twitter back and forth with like an American journalist about like ableism stuff because of those.
You remember those like share like they weren't cars and they weren't scooters.
They were like an in-between thing.
Oh, the ones that, like, took up half the, like, path and stuff like that.
Yeah, exactly.
Did you send me any pictures? No.
No, not yet.
What fun picture will I send you at the beginning?
I've ended group chats over that.
They didn't want to see it.
Yeah, that is the nuclear option.
that is yeah i don't want to be in this group yeah i'm doing it with like the group chats for all the parents of my and my daughter's class just
like i don't want to
be in here
anymore yeah it's like um it's like uh if you show like if someone has like those meta glasses allegedly you can get their account locked if you show just the isis flag oh
it's so oh those metal glasses are fucking evil because they're like the really annoying thing is because i i hate how like every pr department will weaponize like accessibility because i've like i've heard they are genuinely actually good for blind people um in the sense that like like i have a i have a friend's mother who went blind in her old age and there's this thing of just like Basically, the benefit is it reads the text.
If you get a text, it will read it to you with voice in a way that previously blind people had to take out their phone to make this happen beforehand.
But now it's like, you don't have to stop where you are.
It's kind of seamless and blah, blah, blah.
It's genuinely good.
And then it's like, Cool.
Every blind person in Ireland was scrambling to get them, basically, because they were such a commercial flop otherwise.
And then... then responds to this facebook is just like look it's for blind people it's great you wouldn't want to you wouldn't want to uh uh deprive blind people of this that's why we need the camera to be on all the time always recording well that was
like the thing where um dear friend of the show um got in a um uh uh She got in like a Twitter back and forth with like an American journalist about like ableism stuff because of those.
You remember those like share like they weren't cars and they weren't scooters.
They were like an in-between thing.
Oh, the ones that, like, took up half the, like, path and stuff like that.
Yeah, exactly.
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