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Chapter 1: Who are the hosts and guest of this episode?
Booking.com. Booking. Yeah. So are we supposed to start the podcast? Ready? One, two, three. Patriots, gay-triots, they-triots. Okay. I mean, it's so good. You just got it nailed down. And I also see people in the comment section saying, I'm a Blacktriot, which I love that. Oh, that's great. Welcome. That is such a good addition. And I think in Trump's America, this top DEI podcast,
We are going to stand triple, quadruple to infinity with all of these marginalized people, minorities that this administration seeks to minimize and ridicule and be dismissive of.
It's so gross. Well, and it's so important for us to all be in together because at the end of the day, none of us are white males.
That's true. That's a good point. None of it. Well, Seth is one of our producers.
Right. But he's not a billionaire. So sorry, you're out.
I want to say this about white males, because whenever we beat up on them, I see in the comment section, there's a lot of white men. That's true. That watch our podcast or listen to our podcast that fight the good fight and have always fought the good fight and are feminists. Their masculinity isn't threatened by a drag queen. Their masculinity isn't threatened by
by uh gay people and so there's a lot we're just i'm focused on these mega people right i mean that's just my focus all right pumps what have you had it with okay what i've had it with and this happened to me twice last week and it grosses me out so bad it's personal space invaders people who get so close to you can feel their breath on your face when they talk and i'm just like
I don't have to feel your breath on my face for me to hear you. It is way too close. I don't know if it's a lack of ability to gauge social cues. But when I'm up against the wall, like trying to get away from you, why are you still in my face? What do you think it is?
I think people lack self-awareness. I was involved in a conversation the other day and I kept giving closing statements to this woman. Great to see you. Right. And then she would take a step closer in and ask me a brand new question. This is somebody I don't really know. It's like at the pickleball courts like, oh, hey, we always play at the same time. Right.
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Chapter 2: What are the frustrations with personal space invaders?
And they accidentally typed L, T, J and everything. And that's why there was a typing bubble. But no, fuck that. They were 100% saying something and taking it back. Normally, when I start to scribe a text message and I want to go back and delete it, I, with a keen awareness that they probably saw me typing, replace it with something.
But even then, even then, when you see the typing bubble come up, and then you see it go away, and then you see a new typing bubble emerge, you want to be like, okay, what the fuck were you going to say?
Just say it. Yeah, I agree. You know, I was just writing somebody a text the other day, kind of a confrontational text. And then I decided, you know what? I'm not going to send this. I'm not going to send this text. And I just went back, spaced it up. And then I was able to walk away with that with a sociopathic feeling like it's none of your business what I was going to say.
You're never going to know. And I hope that that occupies space in your brain forever.
And look, there's a difference between like, it's so funny. There's a difference between not texting somebody back because there's some sort of interpersonal discrepancy between the two of you where sometimes not saying something is the mature thing to do. Sometimes sending the text message, you'd be saying something you wish you could take back.
But then it's like when we're making plans and I say something, a non-response is not equal to an okay, sounds good. Send the fucking okay, sounds good. And I'm an anxious person.
i have very bad anxiety it manifests in macro and micro ways and when somebody isn't texting me back from something i ask myself if they're mad at me so i always text people back even when i don't necessarily need to um so they don't so because there's something called the golden rule that a lot of people across generations have seemingly forgotten and i want to make sure that nobody's wondering what i had to say other than okay
Sounds like a plan. But you know what? I have really fucking had it with that. We need to make a spinoff show called I've Really Fucking Had It.
Yeah.
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