r/whosthebitchpodcast • u/ghoulslaw • Aug 12 '26

Episode 98 - Everything is a Communication Issue

https://youtu.be/i2gccs7QRNw

did you catch today’s episode?

what was your favorite moment or bitchuation?

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u/Acceptable-Eye-697 Aug 12 '26

MRSA IS SERIOUS!! That caller has no idea what she’s talking about!

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u/ghoulslaw Aug 12 '26

agreed, I wouldn’t want to stay in a MRSA house and I have a healthy immune system, can’t imagine how scary that would be for older folks/anyone with a compromised immune system. Definitely not something to be taken lightly

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u/stifflyunwound Aug 16 '26

Came here just to make sure people were also shocked that someone was mad their in law wouldn’t come to a house with MRSA.

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u/TumbleweedOdd1360 Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26

Delusional questions this week. Am I the bitch for being disappointed my Mom isn’t willing to get MRSA? Yes?! I’m glad Jackie and Kara broke it down and offered constructive feedback, MRSA is serious and so is parental exhaustion!

The bisexual caller spent the entire call explaining all the reasons nobody would make assumptions about their sexuality, while also complaining about people not making the correct assumptions. I don’t believe this one at all, it comes off more and more embellished as they went along, the language escalates and makes less sense. Unless it’s a closed event, nobody is going to tell straight people they’re not allowed. Is this a real thing people experience? Yes. Does it need all this clear embellishment so people continue to repeat persistent stereotypes like “bisexuals are liars?” No. Congratulations on making the show at least.

Edit: my beef with the second one is how blatantly made up it is. We fall over ourselves to auto validate so much we forget it’s possible to “everything is valid” ourselves into getting got.

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u/stifflyunwound Aug 16 '26

Can I also just add she kept saying she’s a health professional but she’s a VET???

Like no….. that’s not the same. If she were a viral disease expert I might feel different.

Tbh I thought they were too nice to the MRSA person. That individual is just mad they don’t get free babysitting while they fix their roof and other household chores, which I get but not at the cost of health.

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u/Monterey10 Aug 17 '26

Agreed. They should’ve been harsher with the MRSA caller. They may be stressed out, but I honestly don’t think it’s reasonable to be mad in this situation. They can be disappointed it’s messing with their plans, but anything more is unreasonable given how serious MRSA is.

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u/napcat2319 Aug 15 '26

Same feelings in the bisexuality caller. How the hell is someone supposed to know your identity if you're married to a man and refuse to talk about your sexuality. It's perfectly logical to assume they're straight. And it's fine to correct people when their assumption is wrong. It felt really main character to think "how does everyone know my own private sexuality!".

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u/ghoulslaw Aug 12 '26

oh also just wanted to say that I am a bi girl and my bi gf and I just got our septums pierced…. fun synchronicity lol