So, we all know you can text Google for free (well, the cost of a text) with specific types of keywords (“sushi 59101″ will let me know where sushi restaurants are in Billings, Montana when I go there next week)(I’m guessing they’re not known for their sushi.)

But ChaCha is a cool search engine that I think is even cooler than Mahalo(the pre-determined/edited by users search engine). You can text ChaCha (242242) with a question and a real life person will search for you and text back.

My NSA senses are tingling, but it’s still a fun idea.

Now I can ask, “Where is the best sushi in Montana?” and they can say, “The best steak is…” and I will interrupt them, saying, “No, I said…”

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