If you’re going to talk shit, check who’s in the group chat first. Preferably before you send the screenshots.
This week on Disgruntled, Bailey and Gill unpack a listener’s private conversation getting submitted as evidence against her in a group chat she’s ALSO in. Four people start typing. Nobody says anything. Then comes: “Well, since we’re all here.” Apparently, saying no to lending someone your car now requires a hearing.
And the complaints keep coming. One listener’s sister is volunteering her for aunt duties without asking, then putting the kids on speakerphone to collect on those promises.
Another spent two years organizing office birthdays, only to have her own forgotten. When she stops buying cakes, management wants to know why company culture has collapsed. Naturally, quitting her unpaid job comes with one final assignment: find her replacement.
Meanwhile, a boyfriend’s commitment to “financial independence” looks a little different when his parents are paying the bills, he’s sitting on $14,000, and his partner is putting groceries back.
Plus, Gill has a personal vendetta against pine trees, Bailey tells his nephew an increasingly elaborate lie about being best friends with Taylor Swift, and Grandma has some thoughts about where he’s spending eternity. There’s also a proposed baby shower that doubles as a funeral for Bailey’s lunch plans. He’s already planning the veil.
Friendship drama, relationship resentment, workplace nonsense, and absolutely no discretion. We’ve got plenty to discuss.
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