I've Had It The War on Condiments
May 9, 2024
The hosts celebrate the Jonas Brothers and their concert memories while diving into the pet peeves of adult kids who leave snacks unsealed. They hilariously debate condiment choices, focusing on the 'war on ketchup' and listener grievances. Road rage and driving hypocrisies lead to funny anecdotes, alongside critiques on family communication and idealized obituaries. They also tackle cultural absurdities, workplace dynamics, and the challenges of aging with humor, highlighting the longing for better wireless deals and skincare solutions.
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Kids Ruining Snack Bags
- Jennifer Welch shares frustration with children not resealing snack bags properly causing stale food.
- She reluctantly throws away opened chips and crackers that got ruined due to lack of care.
Driving Frustrations & Self-awareness
- Angie Sullivan and Jennifer Welch agree lack of signaling while driving shows poor self-awareness.
- They admit road rage and mistakes fuel frustration, yet appreciate direct reactions like being flipped off as honest feedback.
Fight the War on Condiments
- Demand enough condiment packets, especially when ordering items that require dips.
- Avoid disappointment by requesting extras proactively or carrying your own condiments.