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This is the Happy Pod from the BBC World Service.
I'm Celia Hatton and in this edition how the placement of an old-school phone in an unusual locations led to hundreds of people telling their stories and millions of views.
There's so much shared experience and there's so much reassurance to be had from the shared human experience.
Just knowing about that kind of reminds us of who we are.
Also, a lot of things went through my mind.
Happy thoughts.
I think that kept me going.
Yeah, so much going through my mind.
I was really scared.