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Even More Random Things We Deem Offensive

4/5/202624 min

Outlouders. Since today isn't a regular kind of Monday, we’re dropping a little treat into your feed. Remember our 'Entirely Random List of Things We Deem Offensive'?  Well, you loved it so much that we simply had to do part two.

Before Jessie Stephens headed off to have her twins, she sat down with Holly Wainwright and Claire Murphy to air out a fresh batch of petty grievances and 'no-justification-needed' things we find offensive.

From people who load their groceries onto the conveyor belt prematurely to aggressively long acrylic nails and GPS directions that tell you to 'head northeast', we are officially offended.

Plus, Jessie draws a line in the sand about 'fish that doesn't taste fishy' and Holly unpacks the one hill she will die on: avocado should never, ever be hot.

Join the conversation in the Outlouders Facebook group and let us know the one specific thing that you find just plain rude.

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Clips

No More AI Trickery
End The Birthday Serenade
The Long Nails Dilemma
Conveyor Belt Boundary Wars
Lettuce Shouldn’t Be Hot
When The Cup Won’t Pop
Audience Participation, Please Don’t
Phone Refuses My Face

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First 90 seconds

  1. Claire Murphy· Guest0:00

    [music playing] You're listening to a Mamamia podcast.

  2. Holly Wainwright· Host0:03

    Hello, Out Louders. Holly Wainwright here. Look, it's Easter Monday, so we do not have a regular show for you, but we do have a little treat. A little Easter treat, if you like. This is an episode that we recorded for subscribers some time ago before Jessie went off on leave, and we never released it, not because it wasn't brilliant, because of course it is. It's got Claire Murphy on it. But just because we had a lot of other things we had to talk about that week. So we followed up an episode that we did that was very popular with you lot called An Entirely Random List of Things We Deem Offensive. We got so much feedback to that, that we decided to do another list. So when we had Jessie and Claire Murphy in the studio, we decided to dive into that and provide a list of a whole lot more things that just shouldn't be offensive, but are. We hope you enjoy this episode. We are gonna be back in your ears, as usual, with a subscriber episode tomorrow and a regular episode on Wednesday. But we hope you have had a lovely Easter weekend and that you enjoy laughing along with Murphy.

  3. Jessie Stephens· Host1:09

    Friends, we did an episode a little while back about things we found offensive, and- [laughs] ... once we started, we couldn't stop. [laughs] And in fact, I now have a Notes app that every time I think of something new I find offensive, I just add to it. The Out Louders also had things that they found offensive. The rule is, you don't necessarily have to

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