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Marty stepped in for Cooper on today's show and things got weird in the best possible way. The gang revealed the strange and relatable things people admit to doing while standing in a queue, from people-watching to regretting switching lines. We also had a brand-new high score on Rhyme It as one listener smashed the competition and set a new benchmark. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener turned to the show for help after discovering something about the guy she's dating that she simply can't unsee—an alarming amount of earwax. Is it a minor hygiene issue or a full-blown relationship-ending ick? Expect laughs, awkward confessions and plenty of strong opinions in today's podcast episode.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener found herself facing a dating dilemma that had everyone talking. Ciara says she matched with a guy who seemed to tick every box—funny, sporty, intelligent and great company. After weeks of chatting, she finally met him in person and felt the sparks immediately... until she spotted a noticeable build-up of earwax during their first hello. The sight gave her an instant case of the ick, leading her to fake feeling unwell and leave the date early. Now he's been messaging her, she feels guilty for ghosting him, and she's wondering whether she's thrown away a potentially great relationship over something fixable. The gang debate first-date dealbreakers, the dreaded ick, and whether earwax should ever be enough to end a romance before it begins.

Michael stepped in for Cooper on today's show and things got lively from the very start. The gang revealed all the strange, funny and relatable things people admit to doing while cooking, from snacking on ingredients to setting off the smoke alarm. We also welcomed a brand-new Mystery Guest Monday, with listeners trying to crack the clues and figure out who was joining the show. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener asked for help after her housemate's cooking became a serious problem. Every meal is packed with so much spice that she can barely eat it, leaving her stuck between being grateful for the food and dreading dinner time. Expect plenty of laughs, food confessions and housemate drama in today's podcast episode.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener says dinner time has become a weekly source of frustration thanks to her food-snob flatmate. Lucy says she cooks simple meals like pasta dishes, sweet and sour chicken and spaghetti bolognese, only to have her housemate mock them as "vanilla and beige" while happily eating every last bite. The real problem comes when it's his turn to cook, as he insists on making fiery curries and extra-hot chilli dishes despite knowing she hates spicy food. After repeatedly being told he'll "broaden her palate," Lucy has reached breaking point and is wondering whether she should stop contributing to the household food fund altogether. The gang debate food preferences, housemate etiquette and whether anyone has the right to criticise a meal they're getting for free.

It's the weekend “Get It Off Your Chest” edition — the most random corner of Opinions Matter where literally anything can come up… and it does.Adrian and Jeremy swap regrets, from giving up the smokes too late to Jeremy's heartbreak over never going to his Debs (including the brutal reason why). Then it gets even weirder when he discovers, via old wallpaper, that he once had an imaginary friend called Eugene.Katie rings in in a blind panic because she can't figure out a self-service petrol station, there's a proper row over Michael Jackson's innocence, and the lads taste the new candy floss flavour Tayto… and nearly vomit.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener shared a housemate problem that had people instantly taking sides. Aoife says her new flatmate is a lovely guy, but his eating habits are driving her up the wall. From loud chewing to what she describes as "snuffling like a pig looking for truffles," dinner time has become a daily struggle. With the housemates taking turns cooking and eating together each evening, she can't exactly avoid the situation without causing awkwardness. The gang debate noisy eaters, house-sharing etiquette and whether there's any polite way to tell someone that the sound of them eating is ruining your appetite. A surprisingly relatable dilemma that had listeners flooding in with their own horror stories.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener was left stunned after discovering that a thoughtful and expensive birthday gift she bought for her best friend had been passed on to someone else. Sarah spent weeks picking out a necklace she knew her friend Helen had wanted for ages, only to spot another friend in their group wearing it just a few weeks later. When she learned Helen had gifted the necklace away, she was left questioning whether she was overreacting or completely justified in feeling hurt. The gang debate gift-giving etiquette, regifting disasters and whether it's ever acceptable to pass on a present—especially within the same friend group. A friendship dilemma that had listeners firmly divided.

Today's show was packed with awkward moments, hilarious confessions and friendship drama. Rhyme It took an unexpected turn when Oonagh made things wonderfully uncomfortable with listener Paul after deciding she'd quite like him to become her personal trainer. The gang also revealed the strange and funny things people admit to doing when they have the house all to themselves, from talking to themselves to dancing around the kitchen. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener was left furious after discovering her best friend had regifted an expensive necklace she had carefully picked out for her birthday. Was it harmless or a complete friendship foul? Listen back for plenty of laughs, relatable stories and strong opinions.

Today's show was full of laughs, drama and a few household disasters. The gang uncovered the wild things people admit to doing at family weddings, with some shocking and hilarious stories emerging. Oonagh delivered another unforgettable prank call, this time convincing hairdresser Dean that the council had received complaints about the beautiful flower display outside his salon. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener asked for help after his new girlfriend accidentally damaged the family-owned house he rents—and seems completely unfazed by the destruction she's leaving behind. Expect wedding madness, prank call chaos and plenty of relationship debate in today's podcast episode.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener is in full panic mode after his girlfriend accidentally caused serious damage in his family-owned home. Mark says his girlfriend dropped a hot hair curler onto the bedroom carpet not once, not twice, but five times, leaving behind a burnt crater that's impossible to miss. While she insists it's "not that bad" and that his family won't care, Mark knows better—especially when his family still talks about minor damage from years ago. Now he's torn between being annoyed at how casually she's treating it and figuring out how to explain the damage before he's disowned. The gang debate responsibility, relationship etiquette and whether Mark is overreacting or completely justified.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener is fed up with a neighbour who seems to have confused borrowing with keeping. Amy lent her neighbour a Joe Wicks cookbook after she had a baby, hoping it would help with some easy recipes. Weeks later, when she asked for it back, her neighbour casually claimed she had no idea where it was. To make matters worse, Amy also realised she never got her hand mixer back after lending that out too. Now she's wondering whether to march next door and demand both items back or let it slide to keep the peace. The gang debate neighbour etiquette, borrowed belongings and the awkwardness of asking for your own stuff back.

Today's show was packed with relatable habits, big wins and neighbourhood frustrations. The gang revealed the funny things people do while waiting for a takeaway to arrive, from constantly checking the delivery tracker to standing guard at the window. Des smashed it on Rhyme It, setting a brand-new high score and giving everyone else a target to beat. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener reached breaking point over an ongoing issue with a neighbour and turned to the show for advice. Expect plenty of laughs, relatable stories and lively debate in today's podcast episode.

Today's show had everything from musical ambitions to salon disasters. Kevin kicked off the week with a brilliant score on Rhyme It and even gave Oonagh's singing his seal of approval, which only fuelled her belief that it's time to release an album. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener shared a hairdressing nightmare after leaving the salon with a haircut she hated—only to be charged full price for the experience. The gang debate what you should do when a haircut goes badly wrong and whether it's ever acceptable to refuse to pay. Expect laughs, strong opinions and plenty of chaos in today's podcast episode.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener shared a salon horror story that has everyone talking. Katey went to a different stylist while her regular hairdresser was away, asking for a simple trim and her usual copper colour. Instead, she left with hair that was far darker than requested, spent hours having the mistake corrected, and ended up with a haircut much shorter than she wanted. To make matters worse, she was charged full price for the appointment. When she returned the next day looking for a refund, the salon owner refused. The gang debate customer rights, bad haircuts, and whether Katey is justified in feeling completely done over.

Today's show was packed with relatable disasters, big wins and everyday frustrations. The gang revealed the funniest mistakes people admit to making before a first date, from overthinking texts to turning up at the wrong place. We also had a brand-new top score of the week on Rhyme It as one listener set the benchmark for everyone else to chase. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener reached breaking point over a serial queue jumper who keeps cutting in front of him at the same coffee shop every morning. Is it time to finally say something, or do we all just silently suffer? Listen back for plenty of laughs, dating confessions and coffee queue drama.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener shared a frustration that struck a nerve with everyone. Aidan says he's become locked in a silent battle with a woman at his local coffee shop after she blatantly skipped the queue right in front of him. Despite making eye contact and both knowing exactly what had happened, neither of them said a word, leaving Aidan replaying the moment in his head ever since. Now that he sees her almost every morning, he's wondering whether to finally call her out or continue suffering in silence. The gang debate queue etiquette, Irish awkwardness, and whether there's ever a polite way to deal with a serial queue jumper.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener says she's worried she's lost her best friend to a new relationship. Claire explains that ever since her friend got a boyfriend, every plan, phone call and catch-up seems to involve him. What used to be spontaneous coffees and girls' nights has turned into a permanent plus-one situation, leaving Claire feeling like she's been pushed to the sidelines. The gang debate whether this is just the honeymoon phase of a new relationship or if Claire is right to be frustrated. How much time should friends expect from each other once a new romance enters the picture? It's a dilemma that struck a chord with listeners everywhere.

Today's show was packed with laughs, awkward moments and relationship drama. The gang revealed the annoying and embarrassing things people admit to doing at concerts during Survey Says, from losing friends to pretending to know the lyrics. Oonagh also delivered another unforgettable prank call, this time targeting Donal's unsuspecting girlfriend Sarah Louise with an invitation to take part in Irish dancing at the legendary "Lord of the Pants" festival. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener asked for help after her best friend seemingly vanished into a new relationship, leaving her feeling like she's lost a friend to the honeymoon phase. Expect plenty of laughs, relatable stories and chaos in today's podcast episode.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener found herself at the centre of a full-blown friendship row after admitting she simply can't afford to attend her best friend's wedding. Sarah says once she added up the cost of the hotel, outfit, gift, drinks, taxis and turning it into a weekend away, she realised the total was eye-watering. After telling her friend she couldn't make it because money is tight, the reaction was far from understanding. Now she's wondering if she's being a bad friend or if wedding costs have completely spiralled out of control. The gang debate friendship, finances and whether saying no to a wedding should really cause this much drama.

Today's show was packed with holiday excitement, big laughs and a friendship dilemma that got everyone talking. The gang revealed the surprising things people admit to doing before heading off on holiday, from obsessive packing to last-minute panic. We also went international as Jean joined us live from Spain to take on Rhyme It. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener shared the fallout after telling her best friend she couldn't afford to attend her wedding, only to find herself at the centre of a major row with her entire friend group. Expect relatable stories, holiday confessions and plenty of debate in today's podcast episode.

Today's show was full of laughs, surprises and a bit of reality TV-inspired chaos. Oonagh found herself relating a little too much to one of the Survey Says questions about clothes shopping, while a listener playing Rhyme It revealed they had a chance encounter with her out in the wild over the weekend. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener asked for help after a new housemate moved in and brought some serious Love Island-style drama into the house. Expect relatable stories, awkward moments and plenty of laughs in today's podcast episode.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener shared a surprisingly frustrating housemate dilemma. Grace says she and her housemate Siobhan have spent the last two summers faithfully watching Love Island together, dissecting every episode and sharing strong opinions on the villa drama. But when a new housemate mocked the show and the people who watch it, Siobhan suddenly joined in and claimed she only watches because Grace “forces” her to. Now Grace is furious at what she sees as the ultimate act of Love Island betrayal. The gang debate whether it was harmless banter or a serious case of housemate hypocrisy.

Today's show was packed with laughs, chaos and plenty of relatable moments. Cooper and Oonagh went head-to-head in another hilarious round of Spits and Giggles, desperately trying not to laugh while spraying water all over each other. The gang also revealed the surprising things people admit to doing at home when they're supposed to be working. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener asked for help after months of dating a great guy who seems completely oblivious to all the signals she's been sending that she'd like to take their relationship to the next level. Expect plenty of laughs, confessions and dating debate in today's podcast episode.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener revealed the moment he discovered his girlfriend had been secretly investigating his phone. Adam says everything had been going great until she noticed one of his exes had unfollowed him on Facebook. Concerned they might still be in contact, she went through his messages without telling him and even knew the exact date they last spoke. While Adam understands her trust issues from past relationships, he's now wondering if this is a major red flag or something they can work through. The gang debate privacy, trust, and whether snooping through a partner's phone is ever justified.

Today's show was packed with nostalgia, laughs and relationship drama. Oonagh put herself to the test by going back to school and reliving her Junior Cert Geography exam, while the gang debated the biggest mistakes and everyday annoyances people encounter in group chats. Plus, on Get It Off Your Chest, one listener asked for advice after discovering his new girlfriend had secretly gone through his phone because she didn't trust him.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener shared his frustration with a colleague who seems to finish work long before the working day actually ends. Sean says the laptop gets shut down, the coat goes on, and the bag gets packed at 4:15pm sharp — despite everyone officially finishing at 5. While work continues to pile in, this colleague spends the final 45 minutes chatting football and waiting by the door. The gang debate workplace etiquette and ask listeners how they'd deal with the office's most dedicated early leaver.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener asked for help after his new girlfriend started critiquing everything in his wardrobe. Sean says certain tops and trousers have been branded “criminal,” his beloved GAA jerseys have effectively been banned, and now she wants to take him shopping for a whole new look. The gang debate whether partners should have a say in each other's style and where the line is between helpful advice and a full-blown fashion intervention.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener opened up about a relationship issue that's starting to get under her skin. Rachel says her boyfriend is loving and affectionate behind closed doors, but completely avoids any public displays of affection. No hand-holding, no kisses, and even sitting on his knee is off-limits. Now she's wondering if he's simply shy or if he's embarrassed to be seen with her. The gang share their advice and listeners weigh in on where they draw the line when it comes to PDA.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener shared the awkward wedding mistake that's left him completely stuck. Dan meant to send an emotional best man proposal to his lifelong best friend Brian — but accidentally sent it to a different Brian from work instead. Now “Work Brian” has happily accepted the role, and Dan has no idea how to fix the situation without crushing him. The gang debate what he should do and share listeners' stories of embarrassing text mix-ups and wedding disasters.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener admitted he's at breaking point after the sunny weather transformed his student neighbours into a non-stop party house. From late-night music and garden shouting to smoky BBQ disasters making his washing smell like burnt burgers, “Kieran and Tommy” say it feels like living beside a real-life episode of Shameless. The gang debate neighbour etiquette, summer party season, and whether there's ever a polite way to tell people to calm down.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one expectant mum revealed the major argument she's having with her husband over their baby girl's surname. Sarah wants their daughter to have a double barrel surname — O'Flaherty O'Muraherthick — but her husband says it's far too long and sounds “like a law firm.” The gang debate whether double barrel names are classy or complicated, and listeners share their own stories of baby name rows, family traditions, and relationship compromises.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener admitted he's completely fed up with long voice notes from friends. Brian says his group chats are now full of 4 and 5 minute audio messages he never has time to listen to during his busy workday — and when he finally does, he can't even remember what was said. The gang debate whether voice notes are convenient or completely annoying, and listeners weigh in with their own messaging frustrations and friendship dilemmas.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, one listener asked for help after moving in with his girlfriend and discovering some seriously frustrating habits. From empty milk cartons left in the fridge to toilet rolls never being replaced and bin bags mysteriously disappearing without a fresh one going in, “Tom” is wondering how to bring it up without starting a relationship war. The gang share their advice, cohabiting horror stories, and the little habits that can test any couple!

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, a listener shared a neighbour dilemma that had people surprisingly passionate. Paul says he's convinced the girl next door has been secretly using his bin — and not just for the odd bit of rubbish. He claims he's caught her dumping things she doesn't want in her own, and to make matters worse, recyclables keep ending up in the wrong place, leaving him getting called out by the bin collectors. After politely bringing it up before and being met with total denial, Paul is now stuck between keeping the peace and starting an all-out neighbour war. Is he overreacting… or would this drive anyone mad? Listeners had plenty of thoughts and advice.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, a listener shared a supermarket experience that had people instantly taking sides. Mark thought he was in for a quick trip with only a few items… until the man ahead of him turned one queue into an endurance event. With shopping already scanned and packed, things came to a standstill after FOUR voucher codes had to be sent over from his wife — leading to blurry screenshots, multiple phone calls and a 20-minute wait that tested everyone's patience. Mark was left wondering at what point it's acceptable to say, “Lad, just pay and move on!” Listeners weighed in with their own queue horror stories and whether saving a few euro is worth holding everyone up.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, a listener from Sligo shared a house-share dilemma that had listeners completely divided. “Mary” says a new girl moved into her house and things have become awkward in the shared space. From what she wears around the house to questions around boundaries and comfort levels, she's wondering if she's overreacting or if there are certain unspoken rules when living with housemates. After one particularly uncomfortable kitchen encounter, she decided she had to vent and ask for advice. Cue a flood of opinions from listeners on house-share etiquette, personal habits and whether Mary was being honest… or harsh.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, a listener from Kildare shared a dilemma that sparked a huge debate. Sarah desperately wants to support one of her best friends at her baby shower… but there's a catch. The event is all the way in Donegal, costs €60 a head for food alone, and that's before paying for travel, accommodation and a gift. To make matters worse, partners aren't invited, meaning her boyfriend can't even come along and turn it into a weekend away. Now she's wondering if modern baby showers have become completely over the top — and whether she's awful for saying she simply can't afford to go. Listeners weighed in with strong opinions on friendship expectations, baby shower etiquette and whether these celebrations are getting out of hand.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, a listener from Donegal shared a friendship dilemma that left everyone seriously divided. Saoirse says a girl she's known for years invited her over for dinner while they're both studying in Maynooth — but when she arrived, she was handed money and sent on a long walk to the shop to buy all the ingredients. When she refused, things escalated quickly, with her friend calling her rude and even a “freeloader.” Now she's wondering if she completely missed some unspoken rule… or if the whole thing is as bizarre as it sounds. Listeners had plenty to say as the debate kicked off around friendship expectations, hosting etiquette and who was really in the wrong.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, a listener shares the friendship drama that has everyone divided. Aoife says her best friend used the exact unusual baby name — Searlagh — that she's been talking about since they were teenagers. The problem? Aoife doesn't even have kids yet… and now she's expected to act happy while being the baby's godmother. After confronting her friend, the response she got made things even worse. Is stealing a baby name completely out of order, or can nobody really “claim” a name before having children? Listeners went absolutely wild with opinions, personal stories, and heated debate over friendship loyalty, baby names, and whether Aoife is overreacting or totally justified.

On today's Get It Off Your Chest, a listener from Meath shares a workplace dilemma that's starting to feel very personal. Since starting a new job, he says his young boss has been asking him to stay late, organising one-on-one meetings outside the office, bringing him coffees… and even saving him chocolate cake from the weekend. Now the whole office is starting to notice — and he admits he actually fancies her too. But is she genuinely interested, or is he completely overthinking it? The lads unpack the blurred lines between work and flirting, office gossip, and whether dating your boss is ever a good idea.

From breakup drama to awkward workplace flirting, today's episode has a bit of everything

It's time for Get It Off Your Chest, where listeners share the situations driving them mad—and today's dilemma had everyone talking.A listener got in touch after visiting her boyfriend's parents for the first time… and says the entire trip gave her the complete ick. From calling his parents “Mammy” and “Daddy,” to asking for a Capri-Sun and kissing his mam on the lips before bed, she was left seriously questioning everything

Oonagh returned today and brought absolute chaos with her

Today Onaleigh stepped in for Oonagh—and the chaos did not disappoint

It's time for Get It Off Your Chest, where listeners share the problems, frustrations, and downright bizarre situations they're dealing with.Today's message comes from a listener who recently moved in with a college friend… and has discovered a breakfast habit they simply cannot accept.Every single morning without fail, his housemate sits down before work with a steaming bowl of mushroom soup. Not as a hangover cure. Not because he's sick. Just… as breakfast. And if that wasn't strange enough, sometimes he chops a potato into it too

Today's episode is packed with relatable chaos, awkward moments, and relationship drama

It's time for Get It Off Your Chest, where listeners share the problems driving them mad—and we try to help.Today's message comes from Louise, who's just moved in with her boyfriend and says she's had a serious reality check. What started as an exciting next step in their relationship has quickly turned frustrating, as she's realised he avoids housework at all costs… and expects praise whenever he does the bare minimum.From demanding a “thank you” for emptying the dishwasher to acting helpless around the house, Louise says she's beginning to wonder if she's living with a partner… or a giant man baby.Now she's asking: how do you deal with a partner who expects to be looked after all the time?We dive into relationship expectations, sharing responsibilities, and the frustrations of moving in together for the first time.

Nat Edwards, Damian Barrett and Josh Gabelich discuss Tuesday’s biggest footy stories on the AFL Daily Round Table, On today’s episode: The AFL has released findings into the Elijah Hollands situation, handing down a $75k fine to Carlton Damian Barrett talks about his latest column on Toby Greene and his future at the Giants Could Patrick Cripps return to Perth next year? Josh Gabelich offers insight into his interview with James Hird about overcoming injury setbacks and how Max King can learn from the Bombers legend Nat Edwards counts down the top five rookie selections of all time Plus, regular segments Get It Off Your Chest, Fact or Furphy, Out on a Limb. Subscribe to AFL Daily and never miss an episode. Rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nat Edwards, Riley Beveridge and Josh Gabelich discuss Tuesday’s biggest footy stories on the AFL Daily podcast. On today's agenda: The Dogs have nailed their list management, Charlie Curnow's concerning slide after quarter time, notable ‘taunts’ over the years and how they’d be penalised today, and regular segments Get It Off Your Chest, Fact or Furphy, Nat’s Top 5, Out on a Limb. Subscribe to AFL Daily and never miss an episode. Rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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