What's up Wikimaniacs! In today’s episode, we have our buddy Stuart from British Murders joining us today!Our stories involve:00:00 Intro02:06 British Murders TikTok08:33 A Woman Isn't Thrilled About Sister's Pregnancy14:13 Wife Doesn't Respect Husband's Privacy21:44 Pizza Guy Delivers More Than Just Pizza29:54 Woman Makes Coworkers Think She's Single39:18 OutroDo you thi…
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What's up wicked maniacs.
Speaker:My name is Josh shell and I am
Speaker:the asshole hosts here on Reddit, on Wiki with me.
Speaker:Is Mr.
Speaker:Reliable?
Speaker:John What is up, John?
Speaker:Apparently I'm not a professional podcaster.
Speaker:Cause I did not change my attire.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:bit of an amateur,
Speaker:No costume change for me, but Hey, I'm here like every week.
Speaker:but I think it's your birthday this
Speaker:week that the episode comes out.
Speaker:So happy
Speaker:Technically it is.
Speaker:Oh, thank you.
Speaker:Thank you.
Speaker:I am an older man.
Speaker:So a fun,
Speaker:do
Speaker:you want to say how old?
Speaker:I'm in my thirties, I'll tell you that.
Speaker:Okay.
Speaker:Early or, or
Speaker:late.
Speaker:Early, early thirties,
Speaker:I grow a semi facial hair to kind of make it look like that.
Speaker:But really I look like I am a 12 year old?
Speaker:as tall as a 12 year old to.
Speaker:Uh, well, that's awesome, man.
Speaker:Happy birthday.
Speaker:Hope you had a
Speaker:good time.
Speaker:No,
Speaker:at orientation at my new job, but
Speaker:so Shawn is still off celebrating his own birthday.
Speaker:he'll be back next week though.
Speaker:I believe so.
Speaker:filling in for the old man is our very special guests.
Speaker:He is from the incredibly popular podcasts, British murders, the
Speaker:podcast that focuses exclusively on British murder cases.
Speaker:And I'm going to respectfully call him Sherlock Holmes of podcasting.
Speaker:Please.
Speaker:Welcome Stuart blues.
Speaker:How's it going, Stewart.
Speaker:I'm very well.
Speaker:Thanks Josh.
Speaker:I like the intro.
Speaker:I will accept everything you have put towards me, including
Speaker:the praise of the show.
Speaker:It's great to be here.
Speaker:I'm very excited.
Speaker:Awesome.
Speaker:Awesome.
Speaker:I'm glad you've accepted the Sherlock Holmes title.
Speaker:I'm going to call John your Watson today if that's okay.
Speaker:I couldn't ask
Speaker:for about
Speaker:Watson.
Speaker:Far east Watson.
Speaker:That's who I am,
Speaker:so, uh, Stuart, you are very
Speaker:popular in
Speaker:TechTalk.
Speaker:You have over 360,000
Speaker:Jeez flex on Umbro
Speaker:whatever.
Speaker:Well, Nana.
Speaker:YouTube, by the way, YouTube
Speaker:not that, not that high on YouTube for the record.
Speaker:Okay.
Speaker:Well, tick doc, you know, that's, that's where all the kids are these days.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:that's what, that's what
Speaker:I'm
Speaker:that's where it matters.
Speaker:so go follow a British mirrors on, on Tik
Speaker:TOK, if you haven't.
Speaker:do you do exclusively British murder cases on Tik TOK?
Speaker:Or do you branch off a little bit more?
Speaker:I do requests on there.
Speaker:So people comment and they say, are, do a case for, is to be phased.
Speaker:Normally British people, asking for cases in British areas where they
Speaker:live, cover a case from wherever Leeds, Southampton, anywhere in.
Speaker:And I just kind of pick one Google a case.
Speaker:If I find it interesting, I'll make a video.
Speaker:I've been slacking recently.
Speaker:Because when he got to this level, it's, uh, you know, I need an assistant
Speaker:You don't have to put out content.
Speaker:They'll eat it up no matter what, right.
Speaker:and that's what it is.
Speaker:His guest gets to a stage where if you do something
Speaker:because it has to be every day on Tik TOK, realistically, now you
Speaker:guys are obviously doing different segments on different episodes.
Speaker:So you've got more content to pickup.
Speaker:Whereas I, I have to do something brand new every single day,
Speaker:if I want to continue that.
Speaker:And it's when you're doing the actual podcast as well.
Speaker:It just gets a bit much.
Speaker:So I'm trying to prioritize what I'm doing rather than having my
Speaker:hand in spinning plates as it were.
Speaker:That's fair.
Speaker:You should just do.
Speaker:You should do a case once a week and then do a tick-tock dance every other day.
Speaker:That's what you should,
Speaker:do that.
Speaker:I could do that.
Speaker:I could done so on my top off that might help, but.
Speaker:your fans will be like this.
Speaker:Isn't what I came here
Speaker:for, but I'm staying for, the
Speaker:dance moves.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:People complain about anything.
Speaker:That's true.
Speaker:That's true.
Speaker:what's uh, before we hop in, what, what's one of your favorite cases
Speaker:that you've covered on Tik TOK?
Speaker:Ooh, there's a local, uh, say a legend is, is renowned.
Speaker:Should I say?
Speaker:and his name is in African.
Speaker:Gentlemen originally, but because his name is quite long and hard
Speaker:to pronounce his surname, I think is Arkin Wallay or something.
Speaker:But archi for short, now people call him it's really bad.
Speaker:They call him purple.
Speaker:AQI right.
Speaker:If you look, if you look into why that is or what going
Speaker:through exists, it's not nice.
Speaker:It's a, basically
Speaker:like a racist name for the guy.
Speaker:That's just become common tongue, which is awful.
Speaker:But then this guy likes to feel men's muscles.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:He, so he frequents many cities and towns in the north of England.
Speaker:So Liverpool, for example, he's been to Manchester, Leeds, Newcastle,
Speaker:all these places north of England.
Speaker:And he apparently is about six foot eight built, like what would
Speaker:we would call a brick shit house.
Speaker:So it was built is a beast.
Speaker:Basically.
Speaker:It's probably his sixties now.
Speaker:And he would go up to.
Speaker:And ask them how much their bench has been doing this for decades.
Speaker:How much do you bench?
Speaker:Oh, and then he'd get talking to people who are quite well built about the gym.
Speaker:And then he would ask to like, feel their muscles are asking.
Speaker:He would ask them to like, if he could put them on his shoulders
Speaker:and squat them and stuff,
Speaker:really bizarre.
Speaker:Uh,
Speaker:so he goes up to Jack dudes and then just like flexes on them.
Speaker:He's like, I can bend.
Speaker:I can, I can squat.
Speaker:You.
Speaker:Yeah, And it just wants to feel the biceps and stuff is really straight.
Speaker:Interesting.
Speaker:That's really interesting.
Speaker:Ah, I've never heard of them before.
Speaker:I'm
Speaker:going to, going to look at that.
Speaker:Tick-tock that's,
Speaker:Stuart, it has another video with the Michael Myers and
Speaker:that shit.
Speaker:Correct me up with the comments do it.
Speaker:I'm
Speaker:like Kyle, can people be this dense?
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:It just,
Speaker:your most popular
Speaker:ones too.
Speaker:Isn't it?
Speaker:yeah,
Speaker:just just for context.
Speaker:So I did, I used to do a, just.
Speaker:Clips from a podcast on there.
Speaker:And one day I was working on a thought I must've watched Halloween and I
Speaker:thought, wouldn't it be funny if I did a video on Michael Maya's book,
Speaker:did it from a serious, I can airplane naked gone inside that kind of comedy.
Speaker:And it was like a.
Speaker:This is the America's worst mass murderer.
Speaker:And then I basically just tell the story of the first Halloween
Speaker:film said, Michael Myers.
Speaker:He killed his sister.
Speaker:They're just six.
Speaker:I would even have like the green screen behind me was the actors
Speaker:and people would
Speaker:Jamie Lee Curtis is in
Speaker:exactly.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:And people are like, oh, ah, you know that, this sounds is he still alive?
Speaker:It's like, dude,
Speaker:how have you not seen Halloween?
Speaker:But that video blew up my, that got like a million views in
Speaker:five hours or something madness.
Speaker:That's so fucking fun.
Speaker:So, but then people started asking for like Freddy Krueger.
Speaker:I did horror movie villains for a while and sequels of films and all this shit.
Speaker:But then I got back into the true crime.
Speaker:I go through phases with it really.
Speaker:I liked the thought.
Speaker:Now that every time of your fans
Speaker:listens to a tech doc, they're like, is this a movie?
Speaker:And they're always just in the back of their mind, they're like not sure.
Speaker:Yeah, well, like John says, if anyone sees that and has a chance, he's
Speaker:one of my pins with three videos.
Speaker:I think
Speaker:if
Speaker:It's hilarious.
Speaker:to go through the comments, they are frantic.
Speaker:Because at first, when I was on a more often, I would reply to people when
Speaker:they would say, bro, this is Halloween.
Speaker:And I'd be like, what's Halloween.
Speaker:Like this is a movie.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:I was really trolling at the time.
Speaker:It was like a movie.
Speaker:Well, that sounds like a good move and
Speaker:like playing it serious, but yeah, cause obviously mark,
Speaker:mark comments that you get.
Speaker:If you get people to buy and respond back, if the pissed
Speaker:off it boost your engagement.
Speaker:So that's why I did it that, and it's funny.
Speaker:So, go to Stewart's, uh, go to that video and then comment.
Speaker:Wow.
Speaker:I didn't know.
Speaker:This was a real thing.
Speaker:might reply.
Speaker:to
Speaker:might reply.
Speaker:He might reply.
Speaker:That's awesome.
Speaker:I love that.
Speaker:so, now that we're like eight minutes in, we better get to it.
Speaker:Some assholes here.
Speaker:besides Stuart being an asshole, trolling his fans.
Speaker:yep.
Speaker:so in today's episode, we've have a woman who isn't
Speaker:thrilled about her sister's pregnancy, a wife who doesn't respect her
Speaker:husband's privacy, a pizza delivery guy delivers more than just pizza
Speaker:Oh, that sounds like a porn scene.
Speaker:and a woman makes her employees think that she said.
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Speaker:Now, with all that housekeeping out of the way, it's time to evaluate some assholes.
Speaker:Are you guys ready?
Speaker:Never been ready?
Speaker:Awesome.
Speaker:So, first story, am I the
Speaker:asshole for not being happy that my sister is pregnant
Speaker:again and again, as an all caps.
Speaker:there seems to be issues here, but let's dive right in.
Speaker:my sister got knocked up by her boyfriend right out of high school.
Speaker:Got married the next year, then proceeded to pop out another baby every year or so.
Speaker:And now she has four babies at 24.
Speaker:It's impressive.
Speaker:They're very fertile people, both of them.
Speaker:she's a stay at home mom, even though she was brilliant and could have
Speaker:gotten a free ride to a great unit.
Speaker:Since hers are the only grandkids our parents have fond over her.
Speaker:Like she's the next coming of Christ, biggest show, every new tooth or
Speaker:haircut, like at some huge achievement.
Speaker:problem is her husband's business.
Speaker:Wasn't great.
Speaker:Even before COVID and is barely limping along.
Speaker:Now, my sister doesn't work and my parents have limited.
Speaker:So guess who's constantly being told to lend them some money for shit
Speaker:like free school fees, car seats, car payments, new strollers, et cetera.
Speaker:They don't even ask.
Speaker:My mom just texted me.
Speaker:Your sister needs X amount of money
Speaker:for the kids, and I'm supposed to just cough it up.
Speaker:If I complain, they accuse me of being jealous because I
Speaker:don't have a husband and family,
Speaker:Oh, fuck.
Speaker:even though I'm older.
Speaker:and she put some brackets.
Speaker:I'm only 26.
Speaker:which, yeah, I'm, I'm 28.
Speaker:So that's, you know, shots at me too.
Speaker:so over Easter I noticed my sister isn't drinking and I
Speaker:think, oh God, here we go again.
Speaker:Sure enough, she stands up and announces that she's, being inseminated
Speaker:with another precious miracle.
Speaker:I don't, I doubt that's how she said it.
Speaker:This is just probably that there is
Speaker:No one's ever said it that way before.
Speaker:no one.
Speaker:I hope no one said it unless it's actual insemination, you know, I mean,
Speaker:Everyone's gushing.
Speaker:And I just tried to stay quiet and out of the way later, she asked
Speaker:me if everything's all right and I try to play it off, but she pushes.
Speaker:So I asked her if her and her husband can really afford another
Speaker:baby.
Speaker:She very Snipley replies.
Speaker:God will provide as he has so far, which really pissed me off.
Speaker:I'll tell you what someone should have gotten snipped.
Speaker:I'll tell you that God Lee.
Speaker:God doesn't acknowledge snipping.
Speaker:Okay, John,
Speaker:Oh, my bad.
Speaker:Those are sinners.
Speaker:I yelled at no, actually God didn't provide for
Speaker:babies.
Speaker:I did.
Speaker:w and I wasn't going to give them any more handouts.
Speaker:that's such a good comeback
Speaker:Uh, that's a great line.
Speaker:it devolved into a big argument with everyone shouting at me, and
Speaker:basically I've been banned from my family unless I apologize.
Speaker:And I have an
Speaker:apologize.
Speaker:It's been radio silence except for one text from my mom saying that if my sister
Speaker:miscarries it's my fault for stressing her
Speaker:Oh, my
Speaker:I asked if my sister was showing any symptoms, but no one will answer or tell.
Speaker:I don't know.
Speaker:I don't think I'm the asshole, but I don't want to be the reason she miscarries also.
Speaker:I think I might be the asshole because secretly I think it would
Speaker:be better if she did, even though I wouldn't say that to her.
Speaker:So if she
Speaker:did
Speaker:miscarry, am I the asshole?
Speaker:Last
Speaker:yeah, the last
Speaker:comment is kind of
Speaker:an it's a Dick move.
Speaker:To be fair.
Speaker:I don't think she's ever said that to her sister.
Speaker:But she's thought
Speaker:though,
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:you thought.
Speaker:it?
Speaker:back of the mind, but, is she the asshole?
Speaker:No.
Speaker:No.
Speaker:for me
Speaker:without context.
Speaker:Like, this is why you should always read an article and not just read the headline
Speaker:because with the best on the headline it's site, what an asshole, but then
Speaker:you read the context and it's like, nah,
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:they're like these clickbaity titles really in,
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:I gotta say not the asshole.
Speaker:I think your sister should be smart enough to realize her limits in life.
Speaker:And, I know these, they sound very religious and I'm
Speaker:not gonna comment on that.
Speaker:I know they're probably against, abortion or anything like.
Speaker:Which, whatever that's your choice.
Speaker:but yeah, you probably shouldn't keep trying to
Speaker:have more kids if you know, you can't afford it.
Speaker:Like that is a, not a smart choice in general.
Speaker:I think.
Speaker:Honestly, if I was the first of all, I don't think the sisters that asshole, if
Speaker:I was there though for every check that I provided them, I would also give them
Speaker:a, bag of condoms every single time.
Speaker:I'm getting it wrong.
Speaker:Get it in But like, don't get it in there too pregnant.
Speaker:It's like, shit,
Speaker:I'd I'd make them.
Speaker:sign a contract where, based on how much money I provide, I then own a
Speaker:percentage of that kid.
Speaker:So
Speaker:then you'll have your own kids soon.
Speaker:Spoken like a true cult leader,
Speaker:yeah, I don't know.
Speaker:I think honestly, if they're cutting.
Speaker:Just let them, I mean,
Speaker:it's
Speaker:you saving a lot of
Speaker:and harder to do, just being cut out from your family, but at least then,
Speaker:yeah, you're not providing you don't have to give them any more money.
Speaker:you can just, ignore those requests.
Speaker:it's really shitty of them just to expect you to pay for things.
Speaker:And that's not fair for you and you should be able to spend
Speaker:your money on what you want.
Speaker:And if you're, if you're giving them money, that's.
Speaker:Stunting your growth to eventually, if you want to have kids, or if
Speaker:you find a husband and wanna to get married, to pay for that,
Speaker:that's kind of stunting your life in that way.
Speaker:So I'd cut them off from your
Speaker:funds.
Speaker:And then just, just lay down some ground rules.
Speaker:the asshole is the father of having a weak pullout game.
Speaker:That's going on a clear, Hey, by the way, also financial advice.
Speaker:If you're doing your income tax, you better claim them as your
Speaker:dependence and get that money back.
Speaker:Claim your sister and her husband is
Speaker:dependence as
Speaker:Yes.
Speaker:And the kids and the kids as
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:God
Speaker:damn.
Speaker:You want to have a nice little refund, baby?
Speaker:yeah, not the asshole.
Speaker:lay down some ground rules and, uh,
Speaker:The guys pull up game.
Speaker:yeah, maybe send them a video on how to pull out this.
Speaker:but with that, we'll move on to our second story.
Speaker:Am I the asshole for searching my
Speaker:husband's pants without asking him first?
Speaker:It almost sounds like I'm, now That I read it actually out loud,
Speaker:it sounds like a
Speaker:nonconsensual.
Speaker:Yes,
Speaker:I take it.
Speaker:You mean like search in his pockets and stuff before she puts the wash?
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:See, I was like, oh, this is fine.
Speaker:And then I just read it and I'm like, that's sex more
Speaker:sexual than I thought it would be.
Speaker:Oh, he's still wearing the pants
Speaker:No.
Speaker:So we'll get we'll
Speaker:get into the story.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:I'll provide the
Speaker:context.
Speaker:There you go.
Speaker:so actually she starts off, providing some context.
Speaker:So she says my husband, a 33 year old male used to be unemployed for a year,
Speaker:but he recently started a job at aware.
Speaker:yesterday, while I was about to do the laundry, I grabbed his
Speaker:work pants and dug my hands in his pockets to empty them before putting
Speaker:them into the washing machine.
Speaker:Like I always do.
Speaker:My husband just happened to walk by when he saw me searching his pants pockets.
Speaker:He rushed in yelling at me to put his pants down.
Speaker:I already had a folded piece of paper, but he snatched it,
Speaker:and started screaming at me about how I have no respect for his
Speaker:privacy and that I shouldn't be getting my hands on his thing.
Speaker:Doing his washing for him, the fuck doing my wash.
Speaker:God, God,
Speaker:know, like that's, I would prefer that I put so many things in my pockets and
Speaker:then I just forget them in the wash.
Speaker:Sometimes I would, I would love that if someone took stuff out before I
Speaker:put it in, I've ruined many batteries and, that way I'm not a smart man.
Speaker:so I was genuinely dumbfounded and I told them to take it easy.
Speaker:I always do this before doing laundry.
Speaker:He lashed out
Speaker:at me saying I had no right and I've should have come to him and asked him
Speaker:first, because he was worried about important documents getting lost.
Speaker:Like the one I pulled out,
Speaker:Would you put it in your fucking pants?
Speaker:literally the next sentence, I said, How important documents
Speaker:shouldn't be in his pockets.
Speaker:Um, I asked him to see the paper, but he said he wouldn't show me.
Speaker:I asked why.
Speaker:And he said, I don't get to ask him Jack shit.
Speaker:After I disrespected his privacy, I almost laughed because of what
Speaker:privacy does he have in his pockets.
Speaker:It wasn't like I was a stranger digging through.
Speaker:He refused to speak to me and later bought a new closet with a lock
Speaker:and moved his clothes inside of it.
Speaker:I asked if he was serious and he said, this will teach me to respect his
Speaker:privacy and determine my snooping.
Speaker:Then went back to not speaking to me.
Speaker:I am so genuinely
Speaker:confused.
Speaker:Am I the asshole?
Speaker:The small, fuck a cheating.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:That's the first
Speaker:thing I thought
Speaker:is lost all the savings into some kind of crypto scheme.
Speaker:It's Sean.
Speaker:Holy shit.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:It's pretty natural to empty the pockets before you put them on
Speaker:a wash.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:And you just put them on the
Speaker:That's not a weird thing.
Speaker:No.
Speaker:and we have three different countries here today, so it's not weird.
Speaker:It's not weird in America and it's not weird in Canada, so I don't know where
Speaker:you are, but it's not weird probably where
Speaker:you're from.
Speaker:That's a lot of English speaking nations and you wrote this in English.
Speaker:So I'm going to say
Speaker:it's not weird.
Speaker:your guys' weird though.
Speaker:he has to be cheating, right?
Speaker:Like there's no other.
Speaker:Fucking important documents.
Speaker:Could you have in your pocket, first of all, why would you fold an
Speaker:important document in your pocket?
Speaker:To keep it safe.
Speaker:Okay.
Speaker:but
Speaker:I can't even think of a justification I'm trying to, but I can't, I can't think of
Speaker:like,
Speaker:if I was in a, in a top secret, job and I had important documents, I'm probably
Speaker:going to tell my girlfriend or wife
Speaker:anyway, but what they are.
Speaker:Oh, Josh, you shouldn't have told me that.
Speaker:I'm not as secure.
Speaker:I'm a security risk.
Speaker:I might have to take you out.
Speaker:My God.
Speaker:That's fair.
Speaker:That's fair.
Speaker:but yeah, like, I, I, don't understand it.
Speaker:It seems like he either has to be cheating or something other nefarious thing.
Speaker:I don't
Speaker:know.
Speaker:If it's cheap.
Speaker:And
Speaker:what do you thinks on the pair for?
Speaker:Because surely if someone's number.
Speaker:Put that in his
Speaker:We're on a phone,
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:So
Speaker:keys, maybe.
Speaker:I don't know.
Speaker:what would you have on a piece of paper that you
Speaker:can't put in your phone?
Speaker:I receipt maybe, maybe it's like a dinner receipt or yeah.
Speaker:Like,
Speaker:That's a good.
Speaker:maybe it's something like that.
Speaker:that's the only thing I can really think of a receipt of some sort.
Speaker:cause I always awkwardly say yes to receipt even though I never.
Speaker:And then I just have them sitting in my pockets.
Speaker:I'm going to say not the asshole for sure.
Speaker:you should probably figure out what that note says and
Speaker:go in and Snoop.
Speaker:yeah, go ahead and Snoop,
Speaker:But this is the thing let's play devil's advocate.
Speaker:However, because we're only hearing
Speaker:one side of the story we've heard from the person who's written, and we've heard
Speaker:that there were emptying them to put a wash on and we take the word for it.
Speaker:Not saying I don't believe you, but let's say from the other point
Speaker:of view, what if she is actually.
Speaker:Either a snooping through the pockets when there's not a wash going on
Speaker:all, when she takes the stuff out of the pockets before the wash, is
Speaker:she investigating every single item because that in my opinion is wrong.
Speaker:You should just take stuff out.
Speaker:She'll be on the side.
Speaker:And so there's just a for me pockets rather than going through everything.
Speaker:Yeah, see.
Speaker:I, I don't know.
Speaker:Cause if she is even going through the wash and if you
Speaker:find something, I think I always just inherently see what it is just
Speaker:in case, like, do I throw this out?
Speaker:You know what I mean?
Speaker:like I even do that with my own stuff.
Speaker:If I finally get receipt, I'm like, oh, what's this for?
Speaker:And then I'm like, oh, I just need to throw this out or I should keep this.
Speaker:And then I guess it's, it's a little bit more weird if she's
Speaker:just snooping through his pants.
Speaker:But even at that point, it's like, I would never expect, like if I went to my
Speaker:closet right now and I snooped through my girlfriend's pants, I would expect to
Speaker:probably find nothing.
Speaker:So it would just be weird.
Speaker:It wouldn't necessarily be like
Speaker:asshole issue.
Speaker:It would just be like,
Speaker:why are you looking through my clothes?
Speaker:let's go.
Speaker:Girls, girls don't have pockets on there.
Speaker:Tell you Josh, you go do that and see if she
Speaker:calls you an asshole,
Speaker:And then buys a lock for the closet door.
Speaker:There you go,
Speaker:Stuart.
Speaker:That's the first time someone played devil's advocate with us.
Speaker:So that's a that's a new twist
Speaker:Yeah, you have to, man, you have to think of it from both
Speaker:sides.
Speaker:We just want to be assholes and judge people off the
Speaker:bat.
Speaker:What was, what was Michael Myers thinking when.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:From his point of view,
Speaker:his sister did
Speaker:And that was aggregate, you know, He was.
Speaker:He might've been in the right,
Speaker:you know?
Speaker:all right.
Speaker:So, uh, not the asshole.
Speaker:It's a very confusing story.
Speaker:that should be a thing.
Speaker:You just sit down and discuss and figure out why he's being so protective.
Speaker:it's
Speaker:throwing up red flags for me.
Speaker:Again, it could be just nothing and maybe he has weird personal boundaries.
Speaker:You think that would have come up
Speaker:before
Speaker:then this relationship, you know?
Speaker:everyone should have boundaries.
Speaker:but that is a little extreme.
Speaker:My guy, like you might be hiding body parts there.
Speaker:I
Speaker:Like in my mind, best case scenario it's oh, I'm surprising her
Speaker:with a birthday thing and this is a receipt for her birthday.
Speaker:That's a best case.
Speaker:Most of the cases I'm thinking of are he's cheating on you and this is so,
Speaker:uh, figure that out and then get back to us maybe because, I would like to
Speaker:know, but not the asshole, for sure.
Speaker:Agreed.
Speaker:so, we're gonna hit a quick ad break and then after that, where you're going
Speaker:to dive into the last two stories,
Speaker:so stay tuned.
Speaker:All right.
Speaker:We are back.
Speaker:Stewart's doing is
Speaker:I was just, I was just in LA
Speaker:practicing for tick-tock.
Speaker:I like it.
Speaker:so we're going to jump into our third stories.
Speaker:Am I the asshole for reporting the pizza delivery guy for sliding
Speaker:a note under my girlfriend's
Speaker:door.
Speaker:No, that's already creepy.
Speaker:It's a little bit groupie, but we'll, we'll jump into it.
Speaker:What did it say though?
Speaker:I don't know, Maybe it was another guy's pocket.
Speaker:Yeah, it's the same guy.
Speaker:He's,
Speaker:he's a
Speaker:Maybe that was the note.
Speaker:It's all connecting.
Speaker:Um, so I, uh, 28 year old male was spending the weekend with
Speaker:my girlfriend at her place.
Speaker:We decided to order some pizza and she ordered from her usual restaurant.
Speaker:When the delivery guy arrived, I opened the door and he looked at me.
Speaker:Then proceeded to ask where my, girlfriend was.
Speaker:I said, excuse me, and asked why he was asking.
Speaker:And he said nothing.
Speaker:he then said it was just that he's used to delivering pizza tour.
Speaker:And this is the first time he saw me.
Speaker:So he thought she moved.
Speaker:I told him that she was busy, then took the pizza and gave him
Speaker:the money while I was turning.
Speaker:I saw him still standing.
Speaker:I asked them how I can help.
Speaker:And he said, don't mind me.
Speaker:I'm just standing here waiting.
Speaker:Uh,
Speaker:I told him he shouldn't keep standing aside like that.
Speaker:and he rudely said it wasn't my property.
Speaker:I got angry, but didn't want to escalate.
Speaker:So I said this wasn't public
Speaker:property and that he should leave.
Speaker:I then went inside and shut the door.
Speaker:So already some weird vibes.
Speaker:Are you true
Speaker:crime census tingling right now?
Speaker:Stairs.
Speaker:bet.
Speaker:That's the first pizza he's ever actually successfully delivered to that house.
Speaker:I'm saying that he's not and half of him halves himself.
Speaker:That's a good point.
Speaker:What a creep him all the fuck.
Speaker:I like this.
Speaker:Isn't your property.
Speaker:Fucking hell you read the deeds.
Speaker:it's like, yeah, you don't know.
Speaker:Maybe I'm just a husband and I'm back from, a business trip.
Speaker:You haven't seen me in a while.
Speaker:I dunno.
Speaker:It's very weird.
Speaker:Chase.
Speaker:10 minutes later, I saw a note getting slid under the door.
Speaker:I went to look and open the door and saw the piece of guy going downstairs.
Speaker:I stopped him immediately.
Speaker:Then read what the note said.
Speaker:He kept calling my girlfriend by her name and said that he was worried
Speaker:about her and how sad he was that he didn't get to see her this time.
Speaker:I asked him if he left this note just to confirm.
Speaker:Then told him I'd report him to his boss for this behavior.
Speaker:He said, this wasn't for me.
Speaker:And I'm not the owner of this place.
Speaker:So it's none of my business.
Speaker:We argued loud enough for my girlfriend to come out.
Speaker:I told her what he did and she told me to
Speaker:leave it alone and go back inside.
Speaker:I mean, she might just be just deescalating the situation now,
Speaker:but he knew the guy was in the house.
Speaker:What he slid the thing onto the.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:That's.
Speaker:And he still did
Speaker:Yeah, no, he's, he's weird for sure.
Speaker:Don't get me wrong.
Speaker:I'm not, I'm not dismissing what he's doing, but she's probably just like,
Speaker:just come inside, like whatever we'll deal with this later kind of thing.
Speaker:Probably.
Speaker:I said, all right then, but as soon as I walked in, I called his
Speaker:workplace and wanted to speak to the
Speaker:manager.
Speaker:That's some Karen move shit there.
Speaker:Hey, that's kind of inappropriate Karen move at this point.
Speaker:Like that dudes being
Speaker:moved.
Speaker:Kevin,
Speaker:that's the male
Speaker:I'd maybe call the police.
Speaker:I don't know.
Speaker:I was going to say that maybe there's a plot twist in this guy.
Speaker:Doesn't work for any pizza place he
Speaker:make.
Speaker:He
Speaker:God.
Speaker:He works for a pita place
Speaker:and
Speaker:He doesn't work here.
Speaker:that guy has been dead for six years.
Speaker:Oh, my God.
Speaker:I told them what the guy did.
Speaker:And he promised to take care of it and said that he won't work for them anymore.
Speaker:Oh, well, he got him
Speaker:I don't know if he was just telling me what I wanted to hear, but when
Speaker:I told my girlfriend, she got mad saying, I shouldn't have done this and
Speaker:escalated by getting the dude fired.
Speaker:Um,
Speaker:was okay with what he
Speaker:did.
Speaker:And she said, no, but
Speaker:she can no longer order from this restaurant as they block
Speaker:customers.
Speaker:That
Speaker:complaint.
Speaker:I don't know if that's true.
Speaker:No, that's
Speaker:You can
Speaker:it
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:The consent, even if you do it on online and stuff.
Speaker:Like one time I had a, a Curry came to my house that had an
Speaker:audit, but it was my address.
Speaker:It was some other dudes.
Speaker:I was like, it was from . I'm like, dude, I've not audit this.
Speaker:And the guy was like, oh, I have to drive.
Speaker:I have to drop the food off to press the have confirmed delivery.
Speaker:So I took it in a really nice, so I'm the asshole for that.
Speaker:The next week I tried to order from the same place and they rejected my order.
Speaker:So I think the blacklisted, my address.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:interesting.
Speaker:yeah.
Speaker:I mean, I guess with that though, it's they wouldn't know.
Speaker:Oh yeah.
Speaker:maybe
Speaker:Because I think what they do is they see your address.
Speaker:So whenever you take an order, it needs confirm by the restaurant first.
Speaker:So they will have an address list on kind of technology.
Speaker:I think if you sign up to just eat, Uber eats has a restaurant.
Speaker:I imagine you could input some thing that has keywords that you can block.
Speaker:For example, maybe you can put in a rush, a property address and
Speaker:say, right, we're not ordering from
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Reject it.
Speaker:makes sense.
Speaker:That's fair enough.
Speaker:Well, interesting.
Speaker:So maybe she is right.
Speaker:I thought, I thought that was a weird thing she said, but,
Speaker:so I said maybe good riddance.
Speaker:Then she said, I overreacted and had no right to do this
Speaker:when it's not even my apartment.
Speaker:I didn't know what to say, but she completely shut down and
Speaker:refuse to talk to me except to
Speaker:say I'm being insecure and petty.
Speaker:So am I the.
Speaker:For the most part, what I did as far as if the call to his employer went like it did
Speaker:get him fired.
Speaker:That's a bit of a Dick move, but report in him.
Speaker:Fine.
Speaker:But don't ask for someone's job.
Speaker:That's not your jurisdiction.
Speaker:Yes.
Speaker:I agree with that.
Speaker:I also think he was very combative to the pizza guy right off the bat.
Speaker:when he was like, oh, I was wondering where like your girlfriend is, uh,
Speaker:you know, He seemed like he came
Speaker:across as like, what the fuck do you want?
Speaker:Like get out basically.
Speaker:You know what I mean?
Speaker:yeah, but then the guy just stood there for 10 minutes.
Speaker:Like not moving.
Speaker:That's fucking weird,
Speaker:well, that was after.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:So
Speaker:that is weird.
Speaker:I agree.
Speaker:Like after that, that's when I'd be like, okay, you can be kind
Speaker:of an asshole to this person.
Speaker:Especially after the note, but right off the bat, when, when he
Speaker:just was like, inquiring about oh, is like his what's her face here.
Speaker:I'd just be like, oh, like, yeah, she's here.
Speaker:We're just, we ordered a pizza or whatever.
Speaker:I would have been
Speaker:a bit more, normal about it instead of, what does, what do you, what do you care?
Speaker:Like?
Speaker:because in fairness as well,
Speaker:If you will order a pizza and someone else answers the door, like if you
Speaker:got delivery for someone who you live with, and it's not your name
Speaker:there, but just read the name out to confirm they're at the right house.
Speaker:True.
Speaker:Could have been something as trivial as that book based on what I've heard.
Speaker:This guy's probably like Stacy in here.
Speaker:Yeah, that's a good point.
Speaker:yeah, I dunno.
Speaker:I think you're less of an asshole up until when you called the
Speaker:boss to call for the guy's job.
Speaker:I think that's
Speaker:kind of an asshole move.
Speaker:I mean, I get it.
Speaker:You're probably angry in the moment,
Speaker:I kind of want to know, what the relationship
Speaker:between the girl and the pizza delivery guy though, is like,
Speaker:what's the story behind that?
Speaker:you guys should like input some light eighties porn
Speaker:music on
Speaker:top of this part.
Speaker:That's why I said, I was like, this sounds like a board block.
Speaker:Like.
Speaker:So, because he never actually specifically says what the note says.
Speaker:He like kind of outlines what it says.
Speaker:So a lot of people in the Reddit comments were like, I want to know
Speaker:what the note says to be more specific.
Speaker:And of course, because it's Reddit, they took it to where you did John.
Speaker:so, so, lobster rolls, says the note
Speaker:read, let me slide my bread.
Speaker:Stick into your marinara.
Speaker:There you go, let me deliver this sausage pizza
Speaker:baby.
Speaker:What's that?
Speaker:yeah,
Speaker:knows the boyfriend's there though.
Speaker:He knows he's bed.
Speaker:Maybe it was a message to the
Speaker:boyfriend.
Speaker:oh, he's like, you're looking fine.
Speaker:yeah, Didn't us this at a monitor life.
Speaker:like to dip those breadsticks.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:you in, my
Speaker:ranch.
Speaker:yeah, I think everyone's kind of an asshole in this situation.
Speaker:The girlfriend
Speaker:could have maybe, if she's doing something
Speaker:more nefarious than cause she's an asshole, but I don't think she's,
Speaker:she's kinda just caught in the middle at this point,
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:are definitely the assholes.
Speaker:They're pretty much flexing their dicks at this point, Like who's going to back down
Speaker:That's what it seems like.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:The pizza guy seems like a nice guy, which like a nice guy.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Like a nice guy.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Weird, weird story.
Speaker:if you have an update, it our way.
Speaker:I'd love to
Speaker:hear it.
Speaker:That'd be
Speaker:us know.
Speaker:Cause I do want to know the plot of this.
Speaker:supposedly flick.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Where can I find this on the internet?
Speaker:And is it safe for work?
Speaker:If not even better?
Speaker:so last story of the day.
Speaker:Am I the asshole for not wearing my wedding ring and making my
Speaker:coworkers think I'm single?
Speaker:damn.
Speaker:I don't.
Speaker:I don't.
Speaker:wear my wedding ring
Speaker:neither my wife.
Speaker:So
Speaker:I'm not
Speaker:married.
Speaker:people I'm single?
Speaker:though.
Speaker:I always tell people I'm fucking married.
Speaker:Well, I guess it's hard to sell the context.
Speaker:If she's making her coworkers thinks she's single or just not
Speaker:wearing the ring, makes them think she's single, you know, there's.
Speaker:The context, we'll probably decide whether she is an asshole or not.
Speaker:so I, uh, 30 year old female started working at a company recently.
Speaker:I get along with most of my coworkers, but I have been having some
Speaker:issues with this guy named Morgan, and then she puts it in quotes.
Speaker:So that's not his real name.
Speaker:Don't look him up.
Speaker:Morgan, from what I understand is what everyone calls the quote
Speaker:unquote handsome guy in the office.
Speaker:He dated two of his coworkers and hits on several other.
Speaker:He seemed friendly.
Speaker:When we talked, he seemed respectable, and never ask questions outside of work.
Speaker:He offered to buy me lunch and keep sending me funny memes and stuff.
Speaker:It was nice, but I
Speaker:felt it was a bit much.
Speaker:So I asked that he stopped and he did he then however,
Speaker:started sending me pictures of himself
Speaker:that were inappropriate.
Speaker:God, God fucking Morgan.
Speaker:Such high
Speaker:hopes for Morgan as well.
Speaker:Good God
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:did not.
Speaker:And I was still disappointed.
Speaker:I texted him saying that I married and that he was being inappropriate.
Speaker:He texted back saying I was lying about being married to get them off my back
Speaker:then went on about how nice and attractive he is and how I'm trying to act like I
Speaker:don't like him to get them to try harder.
Speaker:I felt frustrated, especially after he kept sending me the picture.
Speaker:Days ago, he sent me a Dick pic and told me to quote, suck it.
Speaker:I decided to let my husband deal with this.
Speaker:And he sent him a text back
Speaker:saying, sorry, bud.
Speaker:Small objects are a choking
Speaker:hazard for her And blocked her.
Speaker:And That's a w for the
Speaker:husband that good job.
Speaker:no matter what we get out of the story, the husband is not the ass.
Speaker:Definitely
Speaker:do men do that?
Speaker:Who, Who, wants to see that
Speaker:shit?
Speaker:Did you take the picture?
Speaker:Right?
Speaker:Set the picture and because you look at it before you send it and you have to press
Speaker:a lot, they blue button on the iPhone yet.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:She's gonna, she's gonna love
Speaker:that.
Speaker:Look good.
Speaker:Look at us.
Speaker:Look
Speaker:at the veins.
Speaker:Look at the
Speaker:veins.
Speaker:Look at this.
Speaker:Look at this angle
Speaker:and then while it's, while it's uploading, just looking at it going, this is a
Speaker:good idea.
Speaker:this is, this is beautiful.
Speaker:One of my best
Speaker:well, look at the sandbar is a little bigger than my thing right now.
Speaker:Oh yes.
Speaker:an incredibly
Speaker:veiny.
Speaker:yeah.
Speaker:It's like a super bad, super bad compilation of just veiny day.
Speaker:But I, I agree, sir.
Speaker:I think, just a rule of thumb for men, if you're listening and you are a man, if a
Speaker:woman does not specifically ask for it, do not send it No that is the rule of thumb.
Speaker:That is the hard line.
Speaker:Unless they specifically ask you, Hey, I want you to send me a d**k pic.
Speaker:Don't f**king
Speaker:do it
Speaker:you might think the mood is right.
Speaker:You might think the timing is perfect.
Speaker:You might think this is what she wants.
Speaker:This is where it's going to go.
Speaker:This is where I want it to go.
Speaker:I think this is going to go down.
Speaker:Well, it's not what they want
Speaker:ever unless requested, which I imagine is also rare.
Speaker:Probably, and I think when you're at that point, you are, you know, they
Speaker:want that, you know?
Speaker:that's something they're asking for it.
Speaker:You've probably done something with them s**ually before this, like
Speaker:it's
Speaker:They've
Speaker:already seen it in real life, you know?
Speaker:And so they're not shocked when they see it on pictures.
Speaker:I should've
Speaker:said.
Speaker:I dammit here.
Speaker:I am going to play devil's advocate.
Speaker:Okay.
Speaker:I know guys are going to be like, well, how come girls can
Speaker:send us n**ds anytime they want.
Speaker:I don't know if that happens that often either.
Speaker:not often, but if
Speaker:I do appreciate,
Speaker:yeah, stop, like don't, don't send Dick pics.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:I guess if you want to be both sides of it, you could be like, yeah.
Speaker:If you're a woman also don't send pictures unless
Speaker:you've been asked
Speaker:for it.
Speaker:Like, if you want it both ways.
Speaker:exactly.
Speaker:I think it, I feel it significantly as one sided in this issue.
Speaker:So, yeah, that was just a little side story, but we'll, we'll get, we'll
Speaker:get onto the finishing the story here.
Speaker:So, the other day he came into the office looking furious and confronted
Speaker:me about being misled by not having a wedding ring on when I'm married.
Speaker:I said, I didn't need to prove anything to anybody and didn't lead anyone on.
Speaker:He said I was trying to get close to me and I should have told him
Speaker:I was married from the get go.
Speaker:I said, I was sorry, but maybe he shouldn't have basically tried to enforce
Speaker:a relationship with anyone regardless if they're in a relationship or not.
Speaker:He said that my husband and I were
Speaker:rude and
Speaker:offensive then.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:You didn't like my Dick pic,
Speaker:You can't speak to me
Speaker:Are you not entertained?
Speaker:other coworkers said Morgan was an asshole, but I, to Blair the
Speaker:blame for not having my wedding ring on and being somewhat.
Speaker:I said, I don't think I owe anyone an explanation and refuse
Speaker:to apologize for what happened just to keep the office at peace.
Speaker:Am I the asshole for not wearing
Speaker:my wedding ring?
Speaker:And then in an edit, she says, I don't wear the wedding ring
Speaker:because of skin problems.
Speaker:So she probably has a bad reaction to it.
Speaker:Yeah, fuck the office,
Speaker:man.
Speaker:Fuck the
Speaker:office
Speaker:fuck the
Speaker:office
Speaker:know, so you can't look at someone's at someone's finger to
Speaker:think they're not married yet.
Speaker:They should specifically be
Speaker:told, I guess, that you're into them inquired as to their availability
Speaker:and not just think you didn't wear a wedding ring is a picture of my Dick.
Speaker:You asked for it.
Speaker:but also like you could be dating someone and you don't have
Speaker:a wedding ring
Speaker:You have a
Speaker:what I mean?
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Which I think is more common.
Speaker:And then the heart, the, the, the basic point is when she said,
Speaker:Hey, stop, I'm uncomfortable.
Speaker:you should have just stopped it at that.
Speaker:Cause now you're harassing the fuck out of her.
Speaker:And that is wrong.
Speaker:And it makes me concerned about the other coworkers that he flirts with and, and
Speaker:had, has dated where they consensual.
Speaker:You know what I mean?
Speaker:Like it, it puts off that red flag in my head where I'm like, yeah,
Speaker:she seems like she laid down the
Speaker:law of not being interested.
Speaker:Did he do the exact same thing with these other women?
Speaker:And me really like
Speaker:sexual assault vibes.
Speaker:Devil's advocate time.
Speaker:Devil's
Speaker:advocate time, gentlemen.
Speaker:Stewart's like, I appreciate a good Dick pic.
Speaker:Uh,
Speaker:Yeah, here's this one thing that's added my mind.
Speaker:So she isn't interested.
Speaker:Let's say she's made that clear to him.
Speaker:Good honor.
Speaker:Why have they go to this phone number?
Speaker:yeah.
Speaker:I agree that after the first time she should've just blocked him and not done.
Speaker:I could see maybe cause she's in a bit of a vulnerable position, right?
Speaker:She is in a new office place.
Speaker:This guy seems to be, have been there for a while.
Speaker:He has seemingly people in the office that support him
Speaker:and like him.
Speaker:So I could see her being put in a position where she feels
Speaker:like she has to just, you know,
Speaker:Just add him on Facebook, man.
Speaker:Add him on Facebook.
Speaker:Talk about you have digits.
Speaker:But, but you know what I mean?
Speaker:Like.
Speaker:She could be like in a bit of
Speaker:a vulnerable position with, with where she's at in the company
Speaker:and where this guy is seemingly at status wise in the company.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:And I would say too, like, you know, and just being exposed to
Speaker:corporate world, sometimes people view that as networking opportunities.
Speaker:Maybe this guy has been.
Speaker:In a higher up position where you know, she could leverage his
Speaker:relationship, her relationship with them in the future as a stepping stone.
Speaker:But she had no idea that this fool was going to be a creeper, you know?
Speaker:So it's like, that's totally
Speaker:not on her.
Speaker:and especially her laying down in loss saying like, dude, I'm so
Speaker:uncomfortable.
Speaker:Just back the fuck
Speaker:off.
Speaker:this
Speaker:How are you on double down with a Dick?
Speaker:Pick my guy.
Speaker:like what the fuck dude?
Speaker:like a bit of, a bit of a knock to me.
Speaker:Cause this got, cause this guy's fucking his, like everyone's obsessed with them
Speaker:is slept with whoever I slept with.
Speaker:And then the moment that he gets rejected, he puts the blame back
Speaker:on in this case, his victim.
Speaker:So he's victim blaming Gaslight, and he sounds like a narcissist to me
Speaker:Oh, yeah, a hundred percent.
Speaker:I would honestly, I'd go to HR.
Speaker:bring the proof if you still have it.
Speaker:Take the
Speaker:Dick pic with you.
Speaker:yeah, I know it's a shitty thing to, to keep on with you, but I'd
Speaker:go to HR, or, or a lawyer and I, and then try and deal with.
Speaker:without having to deal through him, deal with it through the company.
Speaker:cause that is inappropriate in any work environment.
Speaker:Yeah, they should.
Speaker:Yeah, they should do on a lighter note.
Speaker:You know, you sit in the field.
Speaker:haven't.
Speaker:No.
Speaker:Uh, it's a film from the eighties.
Speaker:So baskets, they want to identify these, these kids were sticking the Dick
Speaker:through the shower, in the girl's shower.
Speaker:And one of them had like a mall on it.
Speaker:so the headmistress, I think she suggests that they have a lineup of all the boys
Speaker:and inspect each one of their dicks.
Speaker:You could do that.
Speaker:The office say, who's the zip you got?
Speaker:That's not my Dick bro.
Speaker:Drop upon.
Speaker:Who's Dick is this.
Speaker:Just walk around like a line of like a police line up with the phone and
Speaker:the pitcher and just be like, Hmm, it's not Anthony Morgan It was you.
Speaker:I liked that that's so funny.
Speaker:but, uh, yeah, a hundred percent not the asshole.
Speaker:it's really shitty.
Speaker:You have to deal with this.
Speaker:and I feel
Speaker:a lot of women have to deal with this in corporate work environments.
Speaker:I'm sure John, as you can attest with, with HR,
Speaker:you've probably
Speaker:seen.
Speaker:of too much, too much dicks.
Speaker:that vein, that vein looks a little more prominent than the other decks.
Speaker:the pants.
Speaker:We got to find out who this is.
Speaker:we can't of course, please do not be offended by this.
Speaker:We, we a hundred percent think he's an asshole.
Speaker:Um, and he should be put in prison probably if anything.
Speaker:So that is it for this episode?
Speaker:What do you guys think?
Speaker:Are these people assholes or were they, not assholes
Speaker:again?
Speaker:I haven't found the right word for
Speaker:the opposite of an asshole, but we'll, we'll figure it out.
Speaker:All the stories.
Speaker:Submitter was not an asshole with the exception of the pizza story,
Speaker:where the guy, for the most part, wasn't an asshole, but he could have
Speaker:handled the situation more maturely as, uh, as you know, an adult.
Speaker:And he could have hunted it a little bit bad, but
Speaker:he's got,
Speaker:yeah.
Speaker:You know, the piece of guys
Speaker:just trying to get it
Speaker:in, come on, man.
Speaker:But not in all seriousness
Speaker:something's going on, which is so sad.
Speaker:I'd love to hear
Speaker:Marcus.
Speaker:That's like an Agatha Christie novel, like a murder
Speaker:mystery, with the
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:What does the pizza guy want?
Speaker:Where does he want to put that sausage?
Speaker:Or where has he already put it?
Speaker:No.
Speaker:Ooh.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:So, you can let us know in the comments, if you agree with us
Speaker:on YouTube or on our website,
Speaker:before we sign off Stewart, would you please tell the Wiki maniacs about British
Speaker:murders and where they can find it?
Speaker:Yes, British murders is a podcast hosted by myself.
Speaker:It focuses exclusively on British murder cases with an occasional glimpse of horror
Speaker:movies, or sometimes do bonus episodes with guests and collabs and stuff.
Speaker:John came on one time, we talked about Chris Benwah, which is an American stars.
Speaker:I do bonus episodes, but my seasons are in episodes of 10
Speaker:for British, just for myself.
Speaker:If you want to see anything else about it, just go to British murders.com
Speaker:and the links for everything is.
Speaker:That's
Speaker:awesome.
Speaker:And yeah, I know he, John loves your show.
Speaker:He listens all the time.
Speaker:so it's, it's got the John stamp of
Speaker:approval.
Speaker:Yup.
Speaker:so definitely go check that one out.
Speaker:if you want to hear more of our podcasts, please consider subscribing
Speaker:to the show and giving it a rating and review on whatever platform you are on
Speaker:or consider sharing it with a friend.
Speaker:And don't forget, you can submit your own, the SL story.
Speaker:Using our email@retinolwikipodatgmail.com or sending us a DM Twitter or
Speaker:Instagram at Reddit on Wiki.
Speaker:thank you, Stuart and John
Speaker:for giving your takes today.
Speaker:We appreciate that.
Speaker:And,
Speaker:Wiki maniacs.
Speaker:Thank you.
Speaker:Practice the dab.
Speaker:That's still in, right?
Speaker:No.
Speaker:It's like three years ago.
Speaker:Minimum three
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:We'll bring it back on tick-tock
Speaker:okay.
Speaker:There you go.
Speaker:thank you, Wiki maniacs for another episode, and we will see you on Monday.
Speaker:Goodbye.
Podcast Host
I began my true crime podcasting journey in December 2020 after a previous podcast venture with a friend didn't go in the direction either of us had hoped.
As a lifelong lover of horror movies and crime documentaries, I decided to use my previous experience as a podcast host to produce a solo true crime podcast.
As I write and produce the show on my own, I have to manage my time extremely efficiently.
On top of producing the podcast, I work full-time and have a young daughter who is my whole world.
I am thrilled with how the show has gained momentum since its launch, and it is so rewarding to see something you have put your heart and soul into flourishing.