Jelly Belly minefields, concise job descriptions, Whitney Houston's most famous ballad, and Disney's Emoji Blitz app finally receive their due on the podcast. Alfred Hitchcock's classic STRANGERS ON A TRAIN and unsung Martin Scorsese masterpiece THE KING OF COMEDY round out our main segment. And while we have you here, can you tell us where can we find a good honeydew melon?

Episode 36: Life is a fatal disease

Longtime friends Dave Del Greco and Travis Rae air their grievances, from little gripes to the depths of despair, in this (comedy, they hope) complaining podcast. They tackle everything from daily minutia to movies & TV; if it bothers them, it's not off limits. At the end of the day, they're just two dudes who feel that if you can't express your distastes, then you'll never know what it is you actually like! (and they despise the expression "at the end of the day")

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Longtime friends Dave Del Greco and Travis Rae air their grievances, from little gripes to the depths of despair, in this (comedy, they hope) complaining podcast. They tackle everything from daily minutia to movies &amp; TV; if it bothers them, it's not off limits. At the end of the day, they're just two dudes who feel that if you can't express your distastes, then you'll never know what it is you actually like! (and they despise the expression "at the end of the day")

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