This week on Disgruntled, boundaries are crossed, lines are blurred, and absolutely no one is being normal.
We hear from a listener who discovered her brother has been secretly coaching her boyfriend through their arguments like it’s a playoff game, another who calmly, intentionally, and without regret keyed a car that dared to take up two parking spaces, and a brunch betrayal that proves “don’t tell anyone” now means “tell everyone but pretend it’s concern.” Plus, a breakup where the ex didn’t just move on — he absorbed an entire personality and is now walking around like a knockoff brand with opinions.
Meanwhile, Bailey — a punctual adult who respects clocks, calendars, and other people’s time — goes on a full rant about chronic lateness, the audacity of “I’m five minutes away,” and why being late is not a personality trait, it’s a choice. The episode also takes a firm, unapologetic stance against transitional lenses, because some things are still wrong and need to be said out loud.
It’s invasive. It’s petty. It’s deeply validating.
You’re not wrong. You’re just disgruntled.
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