Friends with Detriments
Have you ever wanted someone to magically solve all of your problems for you? But short of liquidating all your assets, faking your death, and going to live under a new identity in Buenos Aires, it doesn’t seem like that’s even remotely achievable? Well, we can offer the next best thing: Semi-solicited advice. 

Or: An advice-giving podcast run by someone who is so very unqualified to give advice.

(We collect emails so we can ping you once your woes are answered!)
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How it works:

Send in some (any, most, all!) of your personal problems. Love life troubles? Don’t know how to come out? Between a rock and another rock? Worry no more!

Drop us a message below, and wait on receiving our sagest, wisest, and most definitely disclaimer-warranted advice. Let us be your friends with detriments—where we actively try to make your life worse.

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Examples, if you'd like to peruse them:
(all examples are fictional unless proven otherwise)

"My roommate keeps throwing parties in our dorm without asking my permission. She pretends to not be able to speak English when I confront her about it. She also hides alcohol everywhere, and it's becoming a bit of a safety hazard. What should I do?" 

The answer: Throw a larger, louder party and tape a poster outside your room that invites everyone but her. Lock the door once the party's started. If or when confronted, reply exclusively in American Sign Language.

"My professor has a very strict no-lateness policy, but it takes me a long time to get to the lecture from my last class. She can't be reasoned with, but I don't want to drop the class. Any help?"

The answer: Engage in a plot to plant silly traps along the path your professor takes to class. Hire a mariachi band to stall her at the elevators. Paint a fake door on the wall that works when you walk in but becomes a drawing when she tries it. When she becomes the late one, you'll be bound by the syllabus to teach the class in her stead, effectively dethroning her and her lateness policies.
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