Jan 13, 2026 1 hr 5 min

Bring Out The… OLIVES!

from Bad Examples w/ Tracy DiMarco & Jessica Romano

Everything is fine. Except the guy hiding behind the shower curtain and the rat in the toilet. This week we’re talking irrational fears, phobias, and the things that make zero sense but still ruin our peace. If you weren’t worried about “piss hand” before you may be now. You’re welcome. --- Binge 200+ past episodes, join the Club Baddies community, and follow along on Instagram at @BadExamplesPodcast. For ad-free episodes and bonus content that could definitely get them canceled, join the Patreon.

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