Chapter
Dislike for anime and reluctance to buy a TV
08:32 - 18:58 (10:26)
The speaker confesses their dislike for anime and their aversion to owning a TV despite moving into a new place that requires it. They equate anime to "little tumblr stories people used to write" and find it annoying to the ears.
Clips
In this episode, the host expresses their confusion and lack of understanding towards people's obsession with sports and investing.
08:32 - 11:57 (03:24)
Summary
In this episode, the host expresses their confusion and lack of understanding towards people's obsession with sports and investing. They question why some individuals must check the score even when they are out to dinner, and discuss their overall disinterest in investing in the stock market.
ChapterDislike for anime and reluctance to buy a TV
Episode59. Things I Hate That Most People Love
PodcastAware & Aggravated
The speaker expresses disinterest in brunch as it is associated with alcohol and prefers dinner instead.
11:57 - 14:52 (02:54)
Summary
The speaker expresses disinterest in brunch as it is associated with alcohol and prefers dinner instead. They also question the appeal of cruises and prefer drinking in the dark over being seen during the day.
ChapterDislike for anime and reluctance to buy a TV
Episode59. Things I Hate That Most People Love
PodcastAware & Aggravated
The speaker expresses disdain for anime and compares it to fanfiction, questioning why people spend their time watching it instead of learning about real issues.
14:52 - 17:40 (02:48)
Summary
The speaker expresses disdain for anime and compares it to fanfiction, questioning why people spend their time watching it instead of learning about real issues.
ChapterDislike for anime and reluctance to buy a TV
Episode59. Things I Hate That Most People Love
PodcastAware & Aggravated
The speaker discusses their dislike of country music and the perceived whiny nature of the genre, preferring to spend their time watching movies and not owning a TV.
17:40 - 18:58 (01:18)
Summary
The speaker discusses their dislike of country music and the perceived whiny nature of the genre, preferring to spend their time watching movies and not owning a TV.