Mamamia Out Loud Our Most Talked About Conversations: An Entirely Random List of Things We Deem Offensive
Dec 24, 2025
The hosts dive into a delightfully random list of everyday annoyances, from the outrageousness of harsh bathroom lighting to the deceit of chocolate treats. They tackle dining faux pas, like jam preferences and cutlery chaos, while navigating the tricky waters of food intolerances versus preferences. Public etiquette gets a humorous spin with complaints about lone music speakers and unsolicited phone notifications. Each grievance is a rallying cry for listeners to embrace their petty side and share their own triggers.
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Manage Arrival Times Respectfully
- Arrive five to ten minutes late for social meet-ups; arriving exactly on time can feel rude.
- Be considerate about arriving too early to someone's home and wait in your car if needed.
Dining Manners Can Be Class Signals
- Cutlery etiquette can feel classist when people shame others for table manners.
- Em Vernem says many only learn proper fork-and-knife rules late, not from family dining culture.
Be Clear About Diets
- When hosts ask about dietary needs, state clearly if it's an allergy or a preference.
- If you dislike a food (like fish), tell the host rather than claim an allergy.