Sara and Steve Hate People

In this do-it-yourself episode, Sara and Steve discuss everything they hate about the store they love. Despite Sara's odd obsession with IKEA, they still can't get past kids that ruin everything, stores with no employees, and people they physically can't get past.

From the muckrakers to the blog-fakers, Sara and Steve decry the current state of journalism - and hope they don't offend anyone who can review this podcast.

From J. Edgar Hoover to the guy that made Sara cry in the bathroom, Sara and Steve discuss the worst bosses in past, present, and future.

Grab your date and settle in to a podcast about everything that can go wrong with first dates. The interviewer, the teeth puller, and the complete weirdo (among others) make for a lively and long episode where Sara and Steve get a bit personal. And if your date doesn't enjoy it, it wasn't going to last anyway.

When you go to a bar, you can't help but be surrounded by the worst people. Whether they're a gaggle of Girls Night Out or a group of Guys Wanting to Fight, alcohol makes bad people worse, and Sara and Steve order up a fresh cocktail of hatred for the occasion.

Sara and Steve work out their disdain for the Selfie Squad, over-zealous sales people, and gross sweaters as they run down the list of everything involved with working out.

From people who put ridiculous pictures up to people who think they're above it all, Sara and Steve discuss everything hateful about internet dating profiles - even though that's how they met.

Sara and Steve give thanks for their listeners, but not for the oddness that surrounds Thanksgiving. From turkey pardons to annoying relatives, there is a lot to complain about - even if it's Sara's favorite holiday.

The death of this podcast has been greatly exaggerated, as Steve and Sara return for a funny (and actually heartwarming episodes) dealing with the death of Steve's father, and all the craziness around it.

Can we get you something? How about a big ball of complaining about servers who overserve and underserve, and are just generally bad at their jobs.