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Grudge Book is Back!
Feb 6, 2024
In this podcast, the hosts read listener-submitted grudges, including ones about chargers, Abercrombie and Fitch, and toxic bosses. They debate whether it's petty to email LinkedIn about a fired person's profile. The importance of showing up for loved ones during difficult times is highlighted. The narrator reflects on unacknowledged grief and the need for true support. They also discuss Foursquare obsession, lack of emotional depth, and appreciation for listener grudges and subscribers.
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- The caller shares a grudge from her high school experience of being overlooked for valedictorian, emphasizing the impact of personal circumstances on recognition.
- Another caller discusses the challenge of forgiving friends who didn't offer support during her grieving process, highlighting the importance of empathy and presence in difficult times.
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Grudges from High School Experiences
The caller shares a grudge from her high school experience where she was overlooked for the valedictorian position. She recalls feeling devastated and believing that the teachers should have recognized her potential given her difficult personal circumstances. Additionally, she mentions a fellow student who plagiarized his speech, which she confronted him about.
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