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It's Ticked Off Tuesday, and the complaints are rolling in! This week, Jared reacts to a CEO who has way too much to say about office bathroom habits—seriously, why is she so obsessed with #2 etiquette? Then, a longtime patient gets stonewalled by a doctor's office that refuses to schedule them in the morning, despite years of loyalty. And finally, a job candidate jumps through every possible hiring hoop—six rounds of interviews, a case study, three glowing references—only for the recruiter to demand more proof they're worthy of an average finance role (oh, and a two-week background check to top it off). Jared is here to commiserate, rant, and break it all down with his signature mix of humor and outrage.Support the podcast by supporting our sponsors!Support the show & get started with EveryPlate. New customers can get meals for just $1.99. Use code JTRAIN199 at https://www.everyplate.com/podcast

Jared is back from Australia and has a lot to get off his chest—starting with his nightmare experience with Delta's Diamond Medallion Line. ✈️

It's Ticked Off Tuesday, and Jared is diving into listener complaints that are as hilarious as they are infuriating. One listener vents about the absurdity of airline pricing after booking two identical seats at wildly different costs just to save $40. Another listener rages over paying for YouTube Premium, only to suffer through creator-inserted ad breaks — and don't even get them started on people with blinding headlights in drive-thrus. And finally, we break down the wild world of rural Canadian “stag and doe” parties, where a listener is asked to drive 2.5 hours, pay for entry, and bid in a silent auction… for a wedding they're not even invited to. Is this just a cultural difference, or next-level entitlement? Jared sorts through the madness with his signature blend of humor and sharp takes. Feather, feather!

It's Ticked Off Tuesday on the JTrain Podcast, and Jared Freid is here to unpack your latest frustrations with his signature mix of humor and honesty. First up, a listener finally works up the courage to ask out a guy she's been flirting with over calls and texts — only for him to say, “Remind me to make plans.” Is he genuinely forgetful or just not that into her? Jared breaks it down and debates whether traveling to his neighborhood on date one sets a bad precedent.Next, a volunteer musician rants about her orchestra friends complaining about a $5 parking fee, even though it gets them access to a stunning new venue. Is it worth the upgrade, or are people just addicted to whining? Jared shares his performer perspective on why some things are worth the cost.Finally, an iPhone user is ticked off over Apple's absurd “shake to undo” feature. Why can we create custom emojis and edit photos, but still can't get a simple undo button for texts? Jared shares in the frustration and wonders if it's time to start a petition.Tune in for relatable rants, dating dilemmas, and plenty of laughs along the way.Support the podcast by supporting our sponsors!Hero Bread Support the show and get 10% off your Hero Bread order. Use the code JTRAIN at https://www.hero.co

The Winnipeg Jets have hit a rough patch, with two close losses back-to-back. But is this just a brief slump, or is something more brewing beneath the surface? Jim and Cam break down the issues, including the powerplay struggles and the team's visible frustration after their 2-1 shootout loss to the Flyers. Why do they love seeing the team ticked off? Plus, the guys take a look at the latest headlines from the Florida Panthers, from Seth Jones to Matthew Tkachuk's injury updates. And stick around for our exclusive chat, only found on this podcast, where they discuss how losing can completely change a team's perspective. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Jared Freid is back for another Ticked Off Tuesday, and the complaints are rolling in hotter than airplane Wi-Fi (which, by the way, is its own nightmare). This week, listeners sound off on the little things that drive them crazy:One listener shares her frustration with coworkers who abuse the “reply all” button, turning a simple scheduling request into a never-ending email thread. Then, a listener defends Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime show, calling out boomers who can't handle a performance that isn't tailored to them — if we can sit through The Who and Tom Petty, they can handle a few songs from an award-winning album.Valentine's Day drama makes an appearance, too, with a listener who asked her husband for See's Candies weeks in advance, only to watch him fumble the bag while a sixth grader successfully scored chocolates for his girlfriend.Jared reads it all with his signature mix of empathy and roast-level honesty. Buckle up — it's a therapeutic vent session you won't want to miss!Want more JTRAIN? Join the Patreon for more, listen to Coffee with JTrain, & send an email to

Jared kicks off this Ticked Off Tuesday by venting about a delayed flight that left him fuming. The travel struggle is real!Then, we dive into your TOTs:

In this episode Duke talks about being ticked off at the wasteful fraudulent spending by the Govt and why you should be also.

Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and the listeners are feeling ticked off! Jared breaks down the holiday chaos, starting with a rant about CVS's fever dream of plush dolls, cult-like flower pots, and junk chocolate destined for landfills.Then, it's on to the dating dilemmas:

In this episode of The JTrain Podcast, Jared lets the feathers fly as listeners share their most aggravating complaints:First, Jared commiserates with a listener fed up with hotels that still don't have smart TVs. In 2025, flipping through local channels shouldn't be a thing when you're paying $140 a night. Jared has some advice for making your next hotel stay smarter.Next, a listener vents about dog owners bringing their unchill pups into restaurants and stores. Jared breaks down where dog etiquette is crossing the line and wonders if inconsiderate dog owners are just oblivious—or selfish.Then, a listener is tired of friends guilt-tripping them about following POTUS on Instagram. Jared offers his take on social media self-righteousness and the value of staying informed straight from the source.Finally, Jared weighs in on a dinner dilemma. Should one friend's budget-conscious stance dictate the vibe of a group night out? Jared delivers thoughtful advice on balancing financial differences without ruining the evening.Feather, feather—it's time to get ticked off and laugh it off!Want more JTRAIN? Join the Patreon for more, listen to Coffee with JTrain, & send an email to

Chad reacts with anger to President Trump's press conference this morning addressing the tragic plane crash last night that turned into Trump blaming DEI policies and the previous administration.

Seth and Sean discuss what our old colleague and 3-time Super Bowl winner Ted Johnson had to say when asked to assign percentages to how responsible each entity is for the Patriots Super Bowls.

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This week on the JTrain Podcast, Jared kicks things off with his thoughts on Sunday football, as the Chiefs and Patriots gear up for the Super Bowl. Then, it's time for Ticked Off Tuesday, where listeners air their grievances, and Jared adds his signature hilarious commentary.Topics include:A belated Christmas delivery that brought two giant boxes of cinnamon buns and baklava, completely derailing office diets and macro goals. The calorie counts? Nightmare fuel.A pedicure disaster involving new massage chair “technology” that smashes thighs and sends “butt rollers” into action—with confusing controls labeled “Air Mode.” Who signed off on this madness?The frustration of one-star reviews complaining about shipping times instead of the actual product. If you're rating the mailman, do it somewhere else!A gym TV debacle: 10 screens filled with depressing news instead of lighthearted shows or sports. Isn't the gym supposed to be a de-stress zone?From carbs to cardio and everything in between, Jared breaks it all down with humor, logic, and just the right amount of outrage. Tune in for relatable rants and laugh-out-loud moments!Want more JTRAIN? Join the Patreon for more, listen to Coffee with JTrain, & send an email to

This week on Ticked Off Tuesday, Jared Freid airs your grievances, big and small, and gives them the spotlight they deserve. From travel mishaps to trashy friendships, nothing is off the table:“A hot tub is NOT a sauna!” One listener is fed up with misleading condo listings ruining their ski weekend plans.

On this episode of the JTrain Podcast, host Jared Freid opens with his thoughts on the devastating fires in LA. It's a reminder that we should focus on helping those affected, sharing useful information, and offering support—but let's not police how people process or talk about it. Compassion over criticism, always. Please give back if you can

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Feather, feather! Jared is BACK with a brand-new Ticked Off Tuesday, bringing his signature humor and fiery takes to your petty (but oh-so-valid) grievances. Here's what's on the docket this week:Resolution Haters: Why do some people LOVE to hate on New Year's resolutions? Jared tackles the cynics who think self-improvement is overrated. You're not Larry David!Wedding Woes: A listener is fuming over a January Florida wedding that's ruining her holiday feasting AND her budget. Winter beach bodies and unflattering bridesmaid dresses? Jared's got thoughts.JetBlue's Weird Energy: A flight attendant turns dictator with a bizarre “Do as we say, not as we do” speech, and Jared dives into why JetBlue needs to check itself.Gift-Wrapping Boyfriend: Is it too much to ask for your boyfriend to wrap your Christmas gift? Jared calls out lazy holiday behavior.Toilet Paper Trauma: Two butts, one roll, and zero housekeeping. Jared weighs in on how hotels need to step up their game post-pandemic.Don't miss this laugh-out-loud episode as Jared breaks down your complaints with a mix of sass, wisdom, and a healthy dose of side-eye. Listen now to vent, laugh, and maybe feel a little less alone in your gripes.

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The holiday party is a long-standing tradition. And I don't know why. Anybody can get together anytime of the year. Laugh as I explain what happened to me.

It's Ticked Off Tuesday!! Jared channels your frustrations and gives your gripes the spotlight they deserve. Is there something driving you nuts? Something seemingly small, but it's eating away at your soul? This is the place where your problems matter—no one here will tell you to “chill out” or “look at the bigger picture.”This week, Jared recounts a wild night in Des Moines, Iowa, where holiday party chaos took center stage, and offers his take on why not every party is built for a comedy show. Plus, Jared shares what makes the hustle of stand-up comedy so uniquely frustrating yet rewarding.Want your gripe to be heard? Subscribe to Jared's Patreon for early access and priority placement on Ticked Off Tuesday. Join the fun, vent your frustrations, and let Jared tell you why you're absolutely right to be ticked off!Jared dives deep into the trials and tribulations of travel, customer service fails, and holiday chaos. A listener who works in sales qualified for their company's prestigious President's Club trip, but they have zero interest in going. Why? The destination is an obscure coastal European city that takes three flights and 15 hours to reach. Plus, they'd need to pay for childcare for a week just to attend. The listener laments the lack of a cash bonus alternative and struggles to find anyone in real life who will sympathize with their gripe about a "free luxury vacation." Their closing plea? "Why couldn't it be Greece or Italy?"One listener is ticked off that post-pandemic, malls in Austin now open at 11 a.m. instead of 10 a.m. For a busy parent who loves in-person shopping (and avoids the hassle of online returns), this hour difference ruins their limited kid-free time. They argue malls should even open at 9 a.m. to better serve shoppers during the holidays. Bonus complaint: the disappearance of 24-hour stores and restaurants that used to be staples pre-pandemic.Another listener attended the Vienna Boys Choir performance at Carnegie Hall, only to be distracted by the woman next to them tapping her foot out of rhythm. The listener compares this to the U Up podcast debate about singing during movies but makes a clear distinction—tickets to Wicked are cheap and plentiful, while Carnegie Hall's Vienna Boys Choir is a once-a-year, premium experience. The kicker? Even the venue hands out cough drops to minimize disruptions, yet this woman thought constant foot-tapping was appropriate. The listener's husband says they sound like a 70-year-old British father, but Jared is ready to join in the complaint chorus.It's a hilarious episode of relatable gripes, classic JTrain tangents, and Jared's signature ability to turn life's inconveniences into comedic gold. Plus, three listener complaints that round out the show with even more laughs.Email your questions to jtrainpodcast@gmail.com or DM the pod on Instagram @jtrainpodcast

It's Ticked Off Tuesday! Jared dives into the wildest, most frustrating complaints from listeners. First up, one listener vents about mandatory attendance meetings at work—because there's nothing more infuriating than fighting LA traffic for hours only to find out the meeting has been canceled last minute. Jared breaks down why these pointless meetings are a universal workplace scourge!Next, we're heading to Thanksgiving, where a listener shares the anxiety-inducing experience of being the “new person” at their boyfriend's family dinner. With limited seating options, they were stuck choosing between balancing a plate on their lap, waiting for a dining table spot to free up, or awkwardly standing in the kitchen. Jared unpacks the unwritten rules of hosting!Finally, we hear about a workplace drama straight out of the future: a listener's new coworker accused them of using AI to write their reports because their grammar was “too perfect.” Jared hilariously breaks down why this coworker might need to calm down with the AI paranoia and why being too good at your job shouldn't lead to workplace drama.Don't miss Jared live on tour—grab your tickets at jaredfreid.com and experience his comedy in person!Remember to rate, review, subscribe, and share the pod with your friends. You're gonna love it!Want more JTRAIN? Join the Patreon for more, listen to Coffee with JTrain, & send an email to

It's TICKED OFF TUESDAY! Jared is back with a fresh batch of listener gripes for this week's Ticked Off Tuesday episode! This week, Jared kicks off with his own complaints, including airport antics at West Palm Beach, the psychology of risk tolerance, and an epic takedown of “gate lice” (you know who you are). He's taking you through the highs and lows of TSA PreCheck, Clear, and the eternal struggle of boarding etiquette. From bumping elbows to emotional airport stress tests, Jared leaves no travel woe unexamined.Here's what's ticking off the listeners this week:

It's Ticked Off Tuesday!! Live from Tulsa, Oklahoma, Jared is ready to unleash his signature blend of humor and righteous complaints. This week, Jared's mood sets the tone as he dives into hotel grievances—from the impossible-to-use rectangular lotion bottles to the empty wall-mounted shampoo debacle. Ever wondered how much hand strength you need to battle hotel amenities? Jared's got you covered with hilarious hot takes and unexpected life lessons.He also shares a behind-the-scenes look at life on the road, prepping for his comedy special, and why shower thoughts can lead to the best ideas (or the angriest complaints). Plus, he shouts out his loyal Patreon fans and introduces two sponsors, Hero Bread and Lumen, who are here to help you navigate the holidays without sacrificing your health goals.Then, he unpacks the ultimate comedian pet peeve: unsolicited heckling. After a wild DM exchange between his brother and an over-eager audience member, Jared reflects on why crowd work needs to be natural, not forced. From hosting at the Comedy Cellar for years to handling unpredictable hecklers, Jared explains the delicate balance of creating a great live comedy experience. Spoiler alert: it's harder than it looks.As always, Jared keeps it real, sharing behind-the-scenes insights from the world of standup and responding to the ultimate question: is the heckler helping, or is it the comedian saving the day? Picture this—your boy JTrain is Mario, deftly jumping over barrels of chaos, keeping the laughs rolling every 10-15 seconds for an impressive hour and ten minutes. But what happens when a group of rotten audience members (yes, rotten, Jared's new favorite word) steals the spotlight for all the wrong reasons? From bathroom trips and chatter to one guy cutting the post-show meet-and-greet line to interrupt with irrelevant banter, this story has it all.And here's the kicker: one of the group members claimed to know Jared's brother but couldn't muster the decency to apologize for their behavior—or even have a proper conversation. Jared dives deep into the dynamics of respect, accountability, and the bizarre notion of “support” that ends the moment someone walks through the door. Spoiler alert: a little mensch-like behavior could have gone a long way.As the rant shifts gears, Jared tackles another "ticked-off Tuesday" classic: the curse of bad dining suggestions. He passionately advocates for putting thought into restaurant choices, especially in vibrant cities brimming with culinary treasures. No more chain restaurants or blackout college bars—Jared's got a foolproof plan involving Eater lists, authentic vibes, and a dash of food artistry.Plus, he explores the ultimate workplace awkwardness: coworkers speaking another language in front of you, leaving you out of the loop. It's a conversation about inclusivity, vulnerability, and the delicate balance of addressing these situations without crossing a line.The episode is packed with sharp humor, relatable rants, and Jared's signature ability to turn everyday annoyances into comedic gold. Tune in for all this and more—including upcoming tour dates and why Chili's mozzarella sticks don't cut it for a foodie like Jared!!

Welcome to another episode of TICKED OFF TUESDAY!

It's Ticked Off Tuesday!! We are diving deep into your annoyances and frustrations. This is the internet's only place where every complaint—no matter how trivial—is met with enthusiastic agreement, validation, and a healthy dose of humor!! Today, Jared's got his own set of grievances that'll hit home. First up, a travel gripe about high-end hotels like the Ritz-Carlton in St. Louis—charging over $700 a night for a stay that he feels isn't worth the price. Jared breaks down why the Four Seasons offers a better experience for a lower price, leaving him baffled at how the Ritz could justify such a premium. Next, Jared shares his struggle with finding workout shirts that fit right. His trips to Lululemon often lead to shirts that are either too tight in the chest or unflatteringly long. He's on the hunt for a shirt that hits the sweet spot without feeling like a cropped gym top or a baggy mess. Then, there's the mystery encounter with a woman at Lululemon who wanted to trade her $100 gift card for cash. Jared found himself suspicious, trying to assess if this was a grift or an earnest offer. He dives into his thought process, balancing his natural skepticism with the desire to believe in others' good intentions. Transitioning to the listener-submitted grievances

It's Election Day, and Jared Freid is channeling all that pent-up energy into Ticked Off Tuesday complaints! He's taking on pet peeves and big gripes, starting with some juicy listener submissions from Patreon. Jared kicks off with a listener struggling with a long commute. He flips the situation, suggesting the listener turn it into leverage to ask for a raise or gas reimbursement. Jared even jokes about his own “loss” if the listener ditches the commute—and the podcast.In another story, Jared tackles a wedding food debacle, sympathizing with both the guests and the cash-strapped couple. He then imagines his own ideal budget spread: nostalgic comfort food like chicken fingers and pizza bites—perfect for anyone planning a low-cost but satisfying menu.Finally, Jared addresses the awkwardness of election reminders, poking fun at the social pressure to vote. He questions if vote-tracking is more about shaming than civic duty, with his signature humor and insight. Between complaints, Jared shares updates on his upcoming shows in Tulsa, Dania Beach, and more! Go see Jared live!!!As always, Jared brings his signature humor, relatable rants, and the occasional life lesson. Don't miss this spirited episode of The JTrain Podcast! Want more JTRAIN? Join the Patreon for more, listen to Coffee with JTrain, & send an email to

It's Ticked Off Tuesday!! Jared Freid is back for another fiery Ticked Off Tuesday AKA Luxury Lounge, recorded from NYC's West Village! This week, Jared dives into listener complaints and shares his own pet peeves, reminding us that all annoyances, big or small, are welcome

It's Ticked Off Tuesday!! Jared Freid is delivering a laugh-out-loud ep where complaints take center stage. He emphasizes that his rants come from a place of fun, aiming to make listeners laugh, not tear anyone down. Jared opens up about his latest personal gripe involving Sugarfish, the trendy sushi chain with food presentation that feels more like a marketing ploy than a culinary experience. Jared dissects how millennial culture has made people susceptible to fancy packaging and high-concept dining, all the while poking fun at his own obsession with food apps. He also brings up his recent dining experiences, how these apps manipulate consumer desires, and why this entire culture just ticks him off.Shifting gears, Jared gives listeners a behind-the-scenes look at his latest comedy endeavors, including his upcoming stand-up special filmed in Tarrytown, New York. He reflects on how the special was a natural evolution from his popular Patreon series, Coffee with JTrain, and how he's shaped his material to resonate with his fans! He also touches on his collaboration with the Girls Gotta Eat live show and how the energy of live audiences has fueled his comedy performances.Jared goes into his experience at EatsCon, a food festival where expectations clashed with reality. Jared recounts his excitement for the event, which quickly turned into a food fiasco. From anticipating a feast of pizza, Korean fried chicken, and other culinary delights, to facing scarcity backstage, Jared humorously details how the festival, meant to showcase the best of the food world, left him and others unsatisfied. Joined by Girls Gotta Eat, Ashley and Rayna, Jared explores the absurdity of receiving only a few slices of pizza and waiting for promised dishes that never arrived. His enthusiasm for food turned into a comical critique as he called out the festival's organization, jokingly likening it to a corporate mishap that prioritized sponsors over the talent. The episode captures Jared's knack for turning personal inconveniences into laugh-out-loud moments, with commentary on food festivals, corporate culture, and the fine line between expectation and reality. His recount of the event is full of witty observations and self-aware humor, making it a classic JTrain rant listeners will thoroughly enjoy!!Tune in for all this and more, including a shout-out to all of you writing in! continue to write in at

It's Ticked Off Tuesday!! Jared is here to listen to your grievances..no matter how small! This cathartic process as it's not just venting but a form of mental health care, offering validation and support. The best way to be part of the podcast is by joining his Patreon for exclusive content, like bonus episodes and priority for submissions!!

S3 Ep#12My co-host from my other podcast Cultimatum, needed to rant. So I am giving up the spotlight this weekend to Melody! WTF is with people in the medical field! This shouldn't happen in 2024! Don't worry I will be back next weekend with another rant, I already have something to rant about and it's still this weekend! Next weekend should be a doozy!In this episode, Melody shares her harrowing experience with a tick bite that led to a diagnosis of Lyme disease. She recounts the timeline of her symptoms, the challenges she faced in navigating the healthcare system, and the frustrations of advocating for her own health. The conversation highlights the importance of patient advocacy, effective communication with healthcare providers, and the need for better medical care. Melody's story serves as a cautionary tale about the seriousness of Lyme disease and the importance of being proactive in one's health care.Cultimatum Podcast Contact Info:Email: cultimatumpodcast@gmail.comAnonymous Andrew Podcast StudiosAnonymous Andrew Podcast-Life & The Choices We Make.Cultimatum Podcast-The Culture of CultsWebsite: https://www.anonymousandrewpodcast.comInstagram: @anonymousandrewpodcastTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@anonymousandrewpodcastThreads: @anonymousandrewpodcastFacebook: facebook.com/anonymousandrewpodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1910498486077283YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@anonymousandrewpodcastLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-peters-a8a012285/X: @AAndrewpodcastMusic by: freebeats.io

It's another round of listener complaints for Ticked Off Tuesday!! Jared kicks things off with his own frustrations, from being inexplicably hungover after a lackluster night out, to grappling with the existential crisis of being single in his 30s. He even takes on the absurdity of salt distribution at the Delta Sky Club, where the inconvenience of communal pepper mills makes him lose his cool.As Jared reflects on his hangover and laments his wandering thoughts at a bar, he also dives into listener complaints. These include the dreaded "I have a proposition for you" DMs, which Jared hilariously roasts, alongside other trivial annoyances that drive everyone mad! Jared goes on to talk about the nuances of interacting with doormen and how overthinking the small talk can become an everyday struggle. He reflects on his own experiences navigating these interactions, from casual greetings to the awkwardness of not wanting to engage too deeply. Jared humorously details how his building has an ever-present woman in the lobby, whom he jokingly describes as haunting the place.The podcast continues on to listener complaints, including one about a coffee shop confrontation regarding plastic straws. Jared and the listener share their frustrations over performative environmentalism, especially when it's thrust upon people before they've had their morning coffee. The episode touches on the absurdity of small issues being made larger than life, while emphasizing how certain actions like using plastic straws won't save the planet – it's the big corporations to blame, after all!! Jared closes with a sarcastic take on self-improvement, encouraging listeners to stay exactly as they are.Tune in for all this and more, including a shout-out to all of you writing in! Please continue to write in at

In kids news this week we're talking tech and social media which are getting a ticking off – all over the world – yes, we're talking restrictions, limitations and outright bans being placed on social media and tech. Never mind the ill effects of too much tech on your rearend… that's right, ever heard of dead-butt-syndrome? Stay tuned and you will!

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It's Ticked Off Tuesday! Jared reads listener complaints and gives them the validation they deserve. Jared kicks off the show with his own rant about his recent experience at Barry's Bootcamp—now simply called "Barry's" to appeal to a wider crowd. From miscommunications at the gym to awkward encounters with fellow workout enthusiasts, Jared humorously vents his frustrations and breaks down the marketing shift that's trying to reel in reluctant participants. As the episode progresses, the host shares updates about their upcoming special taping in Tarrytown, New York, expressing both excitement and frustration about the production process. The discussion then shifts to a listener complaint about app confusion and customer service frustrations, particularly focusing on an unfulfilled order for a watch. The listener details a series of frustrating interactions with the company's customer service, including impersonal AI responses and a lack of clarity regarding the order's status.Another listener's frustration regarding their friend's bridal shower being scheduled on their birthday. Jared empathizes with the listener's annoyance, explaining how the timing appears inconsiderate and reflecting on the lack of communication from the friend about the scheduling conflict. The episode then transitions to another complaint about a travel app mishap. The host recounts their recent flight experience where they were upgraded to a middle seat despite requesting otherwise. They delve into the frustrating customer service interactions and the complications of managing seat upgrades through the app. The discussion also touches on the broader issue of service quality and the challenges faced by frequent travelers.Tune in for all this and more, including a shout-out to all of you writing in! continue to write in at

It's Ticked Off Tuesday!! The episode begins with Jared's reflections on his morning workout at a boutique gym and a humorous yet thought-provoking exchange with a trainer about abs. Jared then transitions to his grocery shopping routine, sharing his methodical approach to buying food while traveling.Jared explains his grocery shopping strategy, including a preference for pre-chopped fruits and vegetables to save time, despite the higher cost. He details his usual shopping list, including ingredients for a one-pan dinner, and his enjoyment of the meditative experience of grocery shopping with headphones on. His narrative takes a turn when he describes a humorous yet frustrating encounter with a fellow shopper who commented on his cart full of healthy food.He elaborates on the cost and benefits of his grocery choices and reflects on the emotional impact of comments from strangers about his health-conscious purchases. Jared also shares his upcoming travel plans, his routines, and the challenges of maintaining a healthy lifestyle on the road.The episode wraps up with Jared discussing sponsors and a few product recommendations, including Nutrafol for hair growth and DraftKings for sports betting. He highlights his experiences with the products and provides listeners with discounts and information.Tune in for all this and more, including a shout-out to all of you writing in! continue to write in at

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It's Ticked Off Tuesday with your host Jared Freid! A special segment of the podcast where Jared encourages listeners to send in their grievances. From minor annoyances to major life issues, Jared provides a space for people to feel heard and validated. It's a cathartic experience for both Jared and his audience, allowing them to laugh through their frustrations! In this episode, Jared addresses a listener's complaint about their gym experience. The listener shares their frustration with how their gym handles overcrowding and the lack of available equipment, which disrupts their workout routine. Jared discusses how important it is for gyms to manage their spaces effectively, ensuring that members get the value they expect. He highlights how these issues can make going to the gym feel more stressful than beneficial and suggests that clear communication and proper management could improve the experience for everyone.We get another email where Jared responds to a listener's frustration over a disappointing chicken Caesar salad order. The listener received a salad with an overwhelming amount of lettuce, a tiny portion of chicken, and no room to mix the ingredients properly. Jared sympathizes with the complaint, pointing out how important it is for restaurants to balance portions and presentation, especially when charging premium prices. He critiques the lack of care in assembling the salad, emphasizing that dining out should be a satisfying experience rather than one that leaves you feeling shortchanged.Jared discusses the importance of knowing exactly what you're getting when offered something for free, emphasizing that clarity and full explanations make the experience better. He compares this to frustrating experiences in grocery stores where sale items don't ring up correctly, leading to awkward interactions with store employees and other customers. This leads into a larger conversation about the emotional aspects of sales and how much people value the feeling of getting a good deal. Jared shares a listener's story about their boyfriend's experience shopping for sale items while on a business trip, only to find out the sale signs were outdated due to staff shortages. Jared ties this all together with a reflection on how frustrating it is when businesses take away the good feeling you get from a sale and how important it is to feel like you're getting something that others aren't. He wraps up the episode with a Tick Off Tuesday about a disappointing chicken Caesar salad that didn't live up to expectations.Tell us your favorite part about todays episode and remember SUBSCRIBE, SHARE, COMMENT AND EMAIL US !!

In this episode of the Luxury Lounge, AKA TICKED OFF TUESDAY, Jared opens up with some standout complaints that many can relate to. The first is all about elevators—why is it that people feel the need to rush into a packed elevator, squeezing in like they're Indiana Jones on a mission? Jared suggests a simple solution: let it go. Wait for the next one. It's not a race, and it would make everyone's life easier if we just let that elevator go and wait for the next one.Next, Jared tackles a gym annoyance that hits home—chatty gym goers during a workout class. He describes the frustration of trying to focus during a high-intensity interval training session while a group of moms turns the class into their social hour. With the class size maxed out at 16 people, the chatter becomes a major distraction, making it hard for others to concentrate on the workout.Lastly, he dives into a controversial wedding topic: Venmoing the bride. Jared explores the awkwardness of having to send money digitally as a gift or contribution, which, while convenient, often feels impersonal and adds an extra layer of social complexity to an already loaded event. How much do you send? What's the etiquette? It's a modern dilemma that many listeners will understand all too well.This is the safe place to complain!! This is Luxury Lounge!! Tell us your favorite part about todays episode and remember SUBSCRIBE, SHARE, COMMENT AND EMAIL US !!

Welcome to another session of the Luxury Lounge, where no complaint is too big, too small, or too frivolous to be heard! First up, Jared's LL! Jared kicks off with a complaint about a peculiar gift from Spotify after attending the Cannes Festival. Among the items sent was a sunglass case—oddly, without the sunglasses—and a pool float, which only added to the clutter of his small New York apartment. The absurdity of receiving a pool float without owning a pool highlights the impracticality of some luxury gifts.Jared also tackles a luxury problem involving a listener who frequently receives emails meant for others due to sharing the same name as several individuals. The inconvenience of mistakenly receiving personal emails like medical test results or school deadlines underscores the downside of having a common name in the digital age.Another listener writes in about the frustrations of endless tapas dinners, where sharing 10 to 12 dishes leaves them longing for the satisfaction of enjoying their own entrée. Jared empathizes with the annoyance of having to conform to group dining preferences, especially when the meal is on the company's dime.The episode continues with a story about a three-week wait for prescription sunglasses, forcing the listener to endure sunny days by awkwardly stacking regular sunglasses over their prescription glasses. This complaint resonates with Jared, who humorously critiques the unfashionable and impractical look of double-glassing.Tune in for Jared's hilarious takes on these and other luxury problems, as he finds a way to commiserate with each listener's unique dilemmas.To close the episode, Jared encourages listeners to keep sending in their luxury complaints, reminding them that no gripe is too small for the Lounge. Whether it's the disappointment of a subpar luxury item, the complications of living with high-tech gadgets, or the letdown of an exclusive event, the Luxury Lounge is here to listen—and Jared is here to commiserate.Tell us your LUXURY LOUNGE patreon.com/jaredfreid and remember SUBSCRIBE, SHARE, COMMENT AND EMAIL US !!

Returning guest Vanessa Pomarico-Denino joins host Sophia Thomas to discuss tick-borne illnesses on this episode of NP Pulse, recorded live at the 2024 AANP National Conference. As to why she's brining awareness to the topic of tick-borne diseases, Pomarico-Denino says: “When you become a consumer of an infection, you then become an expert.” Pomarico-Denino was hospitalized for 28 days with a tick infection and is now committed to sharing what all of us need to know about ticks, and the illnesses — which include but are not limited to Lyme disease — that these tiny parasites spread. She also explores some of the symptoms of tick-borne disease, like body aches, nausea and malaise, and shares tips on repelling and even removing ticks that have found their way into the skin.