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Episode 1173 of the Cult of Psyche podcast discusses the 'angel shot' safety protocol used in nightlife venues as an emergency signal to bartenders for help. The protocol is explained as a way to discreetly alert staff to a potentially dangerous situation.
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The episode begins with a discussion of the 'angel shot' protocol ▶ 0:05, which is explained as an emergency signal that can be used to alert bartenders to a bad situation ▶ 0:13. The host, Psyche, explains that the protocol involves informing the bartender of the need for an 'angel shot', which then triggers a response from the security team ▶ 0:20. The episode highlights the importance of having such a protocol in place, with one participant stating that they only go to bars or clubs that have an 'angel shot' rule ▶ 0:42. At ▶ 0:30, the host notes that the group is learning something new and useful, and at ▶ 0:38, the 'angel shot' is mentioned again as a good idea for people to know about.
The episode appears to emphasize the importance of safety and security, particularly in social situations. The discussion of the 'angel shot' protocol suggests that the Cult of Psyche community values being prepared and having resources available to handle potentially difficult situations. The episode continues the pattern of exploring topics related to personal well-being and community support.
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