Bailey and Gillian are back in the studio with a little bit of everything, rants from real life, and plenty of side-eye for the absurdities of being human. From the audacity of $9 smoothies to the never-ending saga of the payroll supervisor, nothing is off limits. They get candid about self-image, the messiness of workplace dynamics, and the power of knowing your worth, while still finding the humor in grocery store chaos and southern quirks. Vulnerability meets comedy, and your stories meet theirs, in this episode that reminds you: being disgruntled is way more fun when you’re not alone.

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In this episode, Bailey and Gillian spiral through the everyday chaos that makes adulthood feel like a full-time scam. From the nightmare of figuring out dinner for the thousandth time to cooking shows that make you feel like a failure in your own kitchen, nothing is safe from their side-eye. They take aim at tipping before you’ve even gotten service, the absurdity of adulthood’s endless decisions, and the mysterious “convenience charges” that turn buying concert tickets into highway robbery.

In this episode, Bailey and Gillian tackle the big annoyances and little absurdities of everyday life, from overpriced Legos to rideshare costs that double the moment you actually need them. Between chaotic mornings, hobbies we don’t have time for, and journaling that sometimes feels more like homework than healing, the hosts find humor in the struggles we all face. Listener letters spark real talk on self-awareness, red flags, and what it actually takes to love yourself before expecting love from anyone else. With metaphors about stagnant water and plenty of sarcastic laughs, this episode is equal parts comedy, commiseration, and a reminder that we’re all figuring it out one disgruntled day at a time.

In this episode of Disgruntled, Bailey and Gillian unload their latest grievances, from the audacity of men and society’s exhausting double standards to the chaos of corporate life and grad school burnout. Along the way, they roast the tragedy of leftovers, the nonsense of ghosting, and the pure comedy of college discussion boards. Toss in a rant about Arkansas drivers, and you’ve got peak everyday chaos served with sarcasm and side-eye.

Bailey and Gillian tackle life’s real crises — like why public restrooms feel like war zones, why stickers never peel off clean, and why our planners always end up abandoned by March. There’s roommate chaos, birthday drama, and the kind of gift-giving that says “I know your trauma.” It’s funny, it’s messy, and it’s exactly what you need to feel a little less alone (and a little more validated in your sticker rage).

Bailey and Gillian spiral (again) — this time about traffic, adulthood, and the sheer absurdity of trying to “have it all” when your rent is due, your family is chaotic, and road construction never ends. From healthcare horror stories to the high cost of nostalgia (and mortgages), they tackle the emotional toll of modern life with their signature blend of sass, sarcasm, and just barely held-together sanity. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll question why we ever left our childhood bedrooms.

This week, Bailey and Gillian return from summer vacation with fresh grievances. From amusement parks that aren’t so amusing when you’re in a bigger body, to grad school bills that feel like financial jump scares, no topic is safe. They swap horror stories about work, including a boss so bad he might qualify as a theme park villain. Plus, they dig into anonymous listener submissions that’ll have you nodding, cringing, and maybe even rage-laughing. It’s therapy, but with more sarcasm and less co-pay.

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Ever wondered where your 'mandatory athletics fee' actually goes? Spoiler: it's not to make you athletic. Join us for a salty sprint through nonsense of student fees, we promise it's cheaper than therapy, and quicker than a campus jog!

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Welcome to Disgruntled — your new favorite outlet for righteous outrage. In this intro: what we do, how to join the chaos, and why your petty complaints absolutely matter.