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The 404 348: Where we need a doctor's opinion
On today's show, find out ways that kids now are using abbreviations in text messages to hide things from their parents. Apparently, "RU/18" is something that kids these days are getting on their cell phones. Also, Pfizer is giving away free three-month supplies of Viagra and Lipitor because of the recession, but only if you were on the drugs before you got laid off. We hope Justin isn't itching to get fired for this deal.
Two music labels in the United Kingdom try to take on iTunes, while Apple installs MobileMe software behind PC users' back. Plus, some Loaded viewers have very strong opinions about procrastination and technology's effect on the Malthusian trap.
