Sep 22, 2026 · 32 min · 10 segments
Join Todd and Lindsey this week for little annoyances, problematic behavior, and words we thought meant something else. Tattoos in questionable places, traumatizing videos, and everything in between…
okay what year is
this 1300s okay pretty gnarly okay however we've already established in previous episodes yes you are a high society socialite
duh
you're not affected by the other things going on no you are surrounded by commoners though
i mean that's still true today great point yeah
one of them has a habit of breathing loudly
oh my god i live with this person or trying
to talk to you constantly
okay
you turn to your lady in waiting and you tell her yeah oh i can't stand it when people do this it annoys me so much okay it's definitely one of my pet peeves bingo oh
okay
pet peeves so this was funny went down obviously rabbit hole like we always do yes a pet isn't normally something you like and a peeve i was like what is a peeve
yeah what is a peeve
it has a history to it okay it's something that annoys you yeah so uh peevish yes can be yes peevish can be traced back to the middle ages around the late 1300s okay it depends on the period in the context but peevish could suggest someone or something that was foolish perverse troublesome obstinate or ill-tempered around the beginning of the 1900s yes americans shortened it or adjusted it uh they went from peevish to peeve miriam webster by the way yes i'm not a big social media guy yeah but the miriam webster instagram yeah amazing
okay what do they do on there they just like post daily words
basically wordplay really it's rad yes i i can't describe it and my nerddom will be laid bare when you go check it out
Wait, can I tell you something really quick? Yes.
Okay, I got a tip from one of our listeners, different than whoever your secret listener is.
Are you going to let me know? No, no, you're not allowed to know.
These are my listeners.
Our listener, Jessica, from Huntington Beach, California, said that there is a Mel Gibson Sean Penn movie about the authors of the dictionary.
Really?
Yes.
And she said, and it's really, really good.
She also would like you to know that the word comeuppance is definitely a word.
okay what year is
this 1300s okay pretty gnarly okay however we've already established in previous episodes yes you are a high society socialite
duh
you're not affected by the other things going on no you are surrounded by commoners though
i mean that's still true today great point yeah
one of them has a habit of breathing loudly
oh my god i live with this person or trying
to talk to you constantly
okay
you turn to your lady in waiting and you tell her yeah oh i can't stand it when people do this it annoys me so much okay it's definitely one of my pet peeves bingo oh
okay
pet peeves so this was funny went down obviously rabbit hole like we always do yes a pet isn't normally something you like and a peeve i was like what is a peeve
yeah what is a peeve
it has a history to it okay it's something that annoys you yeah so uh peevish yes can be yes peevish can be traced back to the middle ages around the late 1300s okay it depends on the period in the context but peevish could suggest someone or something that was foolish perverse troublesome obstinate or ill-tempered around the beginning of the 1900s yes americans shortened it or adjusted it uh they went from peevish to peeve miriam webster by the way yes i'm not a big social media guy yeah but the miriam webster instagram yeah amazing
okay what do they do on there they just like post daily words
basically wordplay really it's rad yes i i can't describe it and my nerddom will be laid bare when you go check it out
Wait, can I tell you something really quick? Yes.
Okay, I got a tip from one of our listeners, different than whoever your secret listener is.
Are you going to let me know? No, no, you're not allowed to know.
These are my listeners.
Our listener, Jessica, from Huntington Beach, California, said that there is a Mel Gibson Sean Penn movie about the authors of the dictionary.
Really?
Yes.
And she said, and it's really, really good.
She also would like you to know that the word comeuppance is definitely a word.
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