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EPISODE · May 19, 2026 · 39 MIN

Episode 163: Everyday Things That Should Be Illegal - Elevator Power Plays, Scalpers & Boneless Sofas

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Ever wonder if farting in a packed elevator is a secret power play, or why we just accept subscription traps and ticket scalpers as normal? This week, we’re putting petty public annoyances on trial and asking the real question: what everyday things should actually be illegal?Here is what went down in this episode:• The single song we’d permanently delete from human history if given the power• A deeply unsettling realization: are bean bags just boneless sofas?• The ultimate list of minor public annoyances that deserve hard jail time• The heavy stuff: how social media impacts minors and where we need real boundaries• Elevator etiquette, unwritten power moves, and chemical warfare in small spaces• Ticket scalping, planned obsolescence, and sneaky subscription traps draining our bank accounts• What a "murder of cows" would look likeWhether you're here for funny everyday debates, hot takes on modern consumer traps, or an honest discussion about social media safety for kids, this episode bridges chaotic viewpoints with the real frustration of modern living.Loved the episode? Hit the Follow button on Spotify, leave us a 5-star rating, and send this to a friend who always talks on speakerphone in public!

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