Everything Bothers Me

Sadie has MANY examples of people ignoring her in public, either through blocking physical ingresses, or staring blankly in her general direction when their turn comes up for the equitable "Hello."  We get some insight from Yahoo and Quora on just how to handle these and other awkward sitches.  Also in the episode:   Sarl learns what "Truck Nuts" are, we conclude you can do anything in public if you have a six year old with you, we have our first Pod Positive Metamoment discussing Bubble, and new segment:  Searching for Fredman, (we really hope he's still alive).

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00:00 Warm ups

08:10 Intro

10:44 Sadie's Question

14:18 Personal Anecdotes

30:49 Internet Answers

01:05:39 Conclusions

01:08:23 Metamoment

01:15:00 Searching for Fredman

1:21:00  Next month's question

Sadie has MANY examples of people ignoring her in public, either through blocking physical ingresses, or staring blankly in her general direction when their turn comes up for the equitable "Hello."  We get some insight from Yahoo and Quora on just how to handle these and other awkward sitches.  Also in the episode:   Sarl learns what "Truck Nuts" are, we conclude you can do anything in public if you have a six year old with you, we have our first Pod Positive Metamoment discussing Bubble, and new segment:  Searching for Fredman, (we really hope he's still alive).

Sadie retains the moral high ground in a rude, one-sided party conversation.  Is she good, or should she have "taken the gloves off?"  We ask Yahoo and Quora, (in which several respondents take it literally, and happily discuss the finer points of actual fighting, cause America).  Also in this episode:  New drama with a Mentee from Episode 9, Sam laments a stain on her shirt, we discuss what famous Oliver would give the better hug, and we do our final MetaMoment, because we're getting Pod Positive yo.

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Recorded July 22nd, 2018

• 00:00 Warm ups

Sadie retains the moral high ground in a rude, one-sided party conversation.  Is she good, or should she have "taken the gloves off?"  We ask Yahoo and Quora, (in which several respondents take it literally, and happily discuss the finer points of actual fighting, cause America).  Also in this episode:  New drama with a Mentee from Episode 9, Sam laments a stain on her shirt, we discuss what famous Oliver would give the better hug, and we do our final MetaMoment, because we're getting Pod Positive yo.

Recorded July 22nd, 2018

• 00:00 Warm ups

Sadie is tired of receiving "Huh?" in text. Rude?  Efficient? Sign of the end times? She asks for elaboration on other peoples' general need for elaboration to her quite self evident texts.   Quora answers back, and Yahoo Answers is a virtual ghost town.   Also on this episode:  Sam learns NOT everything is healthy at Trader joes, we lament the lamentness of new Arrested Development (on and off screen), and we bask in the blunt assertiveness and geriatric counseling of the Simply Sophistocate.  

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Originally recorded June 10th, 2018

• 00:00 Warm ups

Sadie is tired of receiving "Huh?" in text. Rude?  Efficient? Sign of the end times? She asks for elaboration on other peoples' general need for elaboration to her quite self evident texts.   Quora answers back, and Yahoo Answers is a virtual ghost town.   Also on this episode:  Sam learns NOT everything is healthy at Trader joes, we lament the lamentness of new Arrested Development (on and off screen), and we bask in the blunt assertiveness and geriatric counseling of the Simply Sophistocate.  

Originally recorded June 10th, 2018

• 00:00 Warm ups

Sadie has a problem with young career mentees of her husband trying to become her friend.  And according to the internet, nobody else in the world has this issue.  Only one kind Elder at EWCircle answers the call.  Also in the episode:  A shameless plug of Carl's Xmas album, we discuss mens' smell well through the decades, we learn of Sam's sociopathy concerning sleep, cats, and looking over peoples' shoulder as they Google, and also learn we probably know the dudes from the Greatest Generation Podcast.  (Seattle only got like 4 people in it, yo).

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Originally recorded May 27th, 2018

• 00:00 Warm ups

Sadie has a problem with young career mentees of her husband trying to become her friend.  And according to the internet, nobody else in the world has this issue.  Only one kind Elder at EWCircle answers the call.  Also in the episode:  A shameless plug of Carl's Xmas album, we discuss mens' smell well through the decades, we learn of Sam's sociopathy concerning sleep, cats, and looking over peoples' shoulder as they Google, and also learn we probably know the dudes from the Greatest Generation Podcast.  (Seattle only got like 4 people in it, yo).

Originally recorded May 27th, 2018

• 00:00 Warm ups