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Welcome to The WPS Podcast, i.e. Why People Suck! Join Alejandra & Celia, sisters and bffs, as they provide commentary on everything people think, but are too polite to say when it comes to humanity's collective ability to make stupid decisions and inconvenience the people around them. Don't worry, they also provide helpful advice to deal with said individuals and situations. They say it, so you don't have to!
Unknown Host hosts The WPS Podcast, a news show with 32 episodes published.
This week we're turning the tables and talking about why Millennials suck. From therapy speak and avocado toast to job hopping, chronic nostalgia, and refusing to answer a phone call, we're breaking down the stereotypes
This week we're talking about why Gen X sucks! From refusing to ask for help and wearing hyper-independence like a badge of honor to defending boomer mindsets, being emotionally unavailable, and acting like dressing casu
This week we're talking about why boomers suck—or at least the ones who think young people just need to "work harder." From dismissing the cost-of-living crisis and calling younger generations lazy to rolling their eyes
This week we're talking about why the AI craze is making humanity worse. From replacing real human interaction and killing creativity to making people lazier, less independent, and incapable of thinking for themselves, w
This week we're talking about why job hunting sucks. From ghost jobs and endless interview rounds to AI screening, unrealistic experience requirements, and being ghosted by recruiters, we're breaking down why landing a j
This week we're talking about pushy people — the ones who never take "no" for an answer and somehow turn every conversation into a negotiation. From guilt-tripping and relentless persuasion to refusing to respect boundar
This week we're talking about bad pet owners — the ones who expect everyone else to accommodate their pets while ignoring basic courtesy. From not cleaning up after their dogs and letting them jump on other people's furn
This week we're talking about people with a victim mentality — the ones who blame everyone else for their problems, refuse to take accountability, and somehow manage to be the victim in every situation. From endless excu
This week we're talking about toxic positivity, the people who think every problem can be solved with a positive attitude, a motivational quote, or a "good vibes only" mindset. From dismissing real struggles to turning e
This week we're talking about people who refuse to apologize, those that never admit they're wrong, deflect blame, and turn every situation into someone else's fault. From non-apologies and excuses to doubling down when
This week we're talking about people who use others — the ones who only reach out when they need something, disappear when you need them, and somehow turn every relationship into a one-way street. From transactional frie
This week we're talking about boring people — the ones who kill the vibe, judge people for having fun, and somehow turn every social event into a networking mixer. We're breaking down the behaviors that make social gathe
This week we’re talking about bad friends — the flaky ones, the selfish ones, and the ones who only show up when it benefits them. From one-sided friendships and constant negativity to lack of support and zero effort, we
This week we’re talking about thoughtless people — the ones who seem completely unaware of how their actions affect everyone around them. From lacking basic manners and spatial awareness to creating unnecessary inconveni
This week we’re talking about slow people — the slow walkers, the chronic dilly-dalliers, and the ones who turn every simple decision into a full group project. From blocking busy walkways to taking forever to reply, dec
This week we’re talking about people who expect you to spend money like it’s nothing, from “let’s just split it evenly” when you barely ordered, to planning expensive trips and events as if everyone has the same budget.
This week we’re calling out people who are always late — the ones who treat every plan as optional and somehow make their lack of time management everyone else’s problem. From “I’m 5 minutes away” texts to consistently s
This week we’re talking about haters - the subtle ones, the loud ones, and the ones who always seem to have something negative to say. From backhanded compliments to unsolicited advice, we’re breaking down the behaviors
This week we’re talking about airport workers who make travel even more stressful than it needs to be. From unhelpful responses and confusing directions to zero urgency and attitude, we’re breaking down the moments that
This week we’re talking about annoying people at the grocery store — the aisle blockers, the slow scanners, and the ones who seem completely unaware of anyone around them. We’re breaking down the everyday behaviors that
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