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After several years, I have reconnected with a long lost friend of mine. His name is Harley, and I am so excited to read about disgruntled neighbors repainting houses, wedding photographers that have no clue what is happening, and girlfriends who dress like Disney princesses. Join us for "The Harley Debut!"
I invited my friend Jaron to explore r/AmIOverreacting with me. We read through stories of roommates getting revenge by deleting save files, a woman whose husband won't let her shower more than twice a week, and a man whose groceries mysteriously shrink. Could we be overreacting to their misfortune?
In today's episode, my friend Jaxsen and I explore r/TrueOffMyChest, a subreddit all about letting out your deepest secrets and clearing your conscience through anonymous confession. Join us as we read about sneaky husbands, stubborn siblings, and distressed spouses. I promise I didn't intentionally make this about relationships.
Here's the thing: I brought Lance back on the show, but I didn't tell him what the subreddit we'd be reading from was. Instead, I made him listen to stories of gum throwing world records, Muppets being the original authors of iconic novels, and Olive Garden mishaps. Can you guess where I pulled these stories from?
I am the boyfriend who looks up answers to your favorite puzzle. I am the stray hair from your coworkers that ends up in the customers' food. I am the scourge to all Homeowners Associations. I am... r/pettyrevenge! Braxton joins me once again for the pettiest of revenge stories!
We've all mistaken someone for someone else before, but on r/IDontWorkHereLady, people share their personal experience with being mistaken as an employee. Today, I explore some of those misidentification anecdotes with my good friend, Lance!
In this episode, I am joined by my friend Braxton as we delve into r/AskReddit, a Subreddit for asking and answering thought-provoking questions. We read some stories about second-hand embarrassment, break-up lines as opposed to pick-up lines, and surprising revelations from close friends and family.
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