I've Had It Hit It Out of the Park
Oct 29, 2024
Kathy Hochul, the first female Governor of New York, joins the conversation with her insights on pressing political issues. She discusses recent gun legislation and survivor advocacy, highlighting the importance of reform. The chat dives into gender dynamics in politics, revealing how emotional expressions are interpreted differently between men and women. Hochul also addresses technology's impact on youth mental health, advocating for regulatory measures to protect kids. The spirit of community and female leadership shines as they talk about upcoming elections and transformative change.
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Toddler Called Teacher A Bitch And School Demanded A Letter
- Jennifer Welch recounts a Reddit story about a three‑year‑old swearing at a teacher and the parents being asked for a written apology.
- Hosts debate the overreaction, saying in‑person apologies suffice and toddlers are learning language and impulse control.
Kids' Curse Word Became A Family Joke
- Jennifer shares a personal story where her four‑ and seven‑year‑old fought and the younger called the older 'little bitch' in a perfect delivery.
- She describes stifling laughter in the car and later using the line jokingly when they were adults.
Cussing Is Often Performative Outrage
- Hosts argue that societal faux‑outrage about cussing is performative and inconsistent with responses to serious issues.
- Jennifer cites studies and claims cussing can relieve stress and correlates with intelligence, framing profanity as human and cathartic.