I know you've noticed when you go to public places/outings how people just lack the common courtesy to clean up after themselves. Be it a parking lot, bathroom, or even a park - you will always have people who don't give a shit and won't clean up after themselves or want to deface property. Let's talk about it.

In this episode, I cover that Spotify took over Anchor and the possible outcomes of the show. Also, my gripes about people in public areas and how they don't care to pick up after themselves. 

Why does it seem like everyone is making more money than me or just has a better life than me? I get into this facade in this episode. 

Elevators - we all use them, we all love and hate them due to the awkwardness when we enter and ride with other people. What's your story?

This is an age-old debate for me. Why I agree that people should be able to have a night out away from minors.

Vacations and days off - fantastic right? Well, I cover the day that you come back to the office/work/school and the pitfalls of trying to remember what you do or were working on. This segways me to the next topic, the moment you realize that you hate your job - how I handled this. 

Today I talk about an incident at Starbucks and the building elevator. Both happened this morning. Also, when a bad situation can be a blessing in disguise. 

Runners, joggers, and bicyclists that like to work out during rush hour traffic. You know who I'm talking about. Yes, the same people that you have to wait at a red light for when you actually have somewhere to go and they obviously don't. That and how about your coworkers who want to insert their ideas towards company-catered lunches but then decide not to show up? You're starting to feel me!

I received the call I never wanted to get. No, I'm not being cut or demoted. I'm just not being promoted (the whole reason I came up to Portland). This and why people leave a door open when it's really cold/hot outside - who knows?

You know someone, or you probably are, a bad driver when the weather is ugly. It's dangerous and inconsiderate. That and why I believe Valentine's Day is a scam.