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Roly-poly is the most common here in the U.S., according to a random linguistic survey that I found on Reddit. They're also called pill bugs, potato bugs, woodlice, doodlebugs, and either sowbugs or sowbugs, among other names. So I thought I would also ask you, Brits over there, and Max, what you call this crustacean? Bill Fisher (30:34):. Yeah, I was wondering.

According to our forecasts, we expect Threads to have about 30 million users this year, and that's smaller than a lot of the other smaller platforms like LinkedIn and Reddit and Pinterest. So I just don't think there's going to be a huge demand there from advertisers. Marcus Johnson:. Yeah, that last point, I went and looked at the same numbers, 30 million monthly users this year.

One of them is next year, more Americans will log into Reddit than will use Twitter, so she's got her work cut out for her. All right, let's check the scores After round one, I would check the scores, but Stewart who runs the team is not doing his job even slightly. The sheet is empty. Did you start a new sheet, Stewart? What the hell is going on? There is nothing here. Stewart:.

And I'd also push back against the idea that algorithms is going to create mono subcultures because subcultures have been becoming established on the internet for decades now, whether it's through message rooms or Reddit or Tumblr or Facebook groups or this Twitter or that Twitter.

So this data comes from Baseball-Reference, Spotrac and a Reddit post by user Jose Conseco milkshake. And it's about the New York Mets who are having a terrible year. I know Blake went to a Mets game earlier this week, so he may be interested in this data. Marcus Johnson:. The only one. He's the only one. Ross Benes:. Okay.

If you really want to fill yourself with fear, look up the threads on Phoebe Bridger's Reddit about concert behavior, how we've all lost the ability to-. Marcus Johnson:. Just people forgetting how to behave in public. Rahul Chadha:. I feel like the big debate when I used to go to arena shows was like, "Should you stand up or sit down at your seat?" It's like, "Everybody just sit down."