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In this short podcast clip, Jimmy Kim urges listeners to proactively suppress any email that appears suspicious, spammy, or otherwise “fishy.” He argues that people often hesitate to delete such messages because they fear losing a hard‑earned contact, but in reality these emails are usually illegitimate and should be removed as soon as they raise doubts. The co‑host (Speaker B) reinforces this stance, emphasizing that early suppression is cheaper and more effective than dealing with large bounce or complaint rates later, and encourages listeners to stay vigilant and subscribe to the podcast.

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