#4 - Pet Hates of the Human Race

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A major rule of not looking like a dick is to avoid making long lists about the things you dislike... But in planning this episode, we decided that rules are meant to be broken, and are happy to present our list of some of the worst aspects of human behaviour; from being comfortably dumb, to the culture of swearing, to the everyday annoyances caused by the other humans we have to share our world with. Expect a part two…*Wink emoji*

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