Episode Overview

Podcast: I've Had It
Episode: Ring Out the Bullshit
Date: December 30, 2025
Hosts (This Episode): Kylie & Seth (filling in for Jennifer Welch and Angie “Pumps” Sullivan)
Theme:
This lively, unfiltered episode brings together the show’s producers, Kylie and Seth, to recap the most “I’ve Had It!” moments of 2025 and share favorite rants, listener voicemails, and classically irreverent takes on modern annoyances. With the regular hosts on vacation, Kylie and Seth do their best to channel the magic — dishing on pet peeves, controversial topics, and the state of American culture with the IHI crew.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Stepping Into Big Shoes & Podcasting Vibes (00:27–01:12)

• Hosts Out, Producers In: Kylie and Seth enthusiastically acknowledge their temporary takeover while Jennifer and Pumps are on break.
  • “We’re going to do our very best. It’s some really big shoes to fill.” — Kylie (00:37)
  • “They get up here and they knock it out and they make it look so effortless.” — Seth (00:48)
• The pair beg for five-star reviews for their effort and humorously plot for future producer episodes.

2. Modern Annoyances: Snapchat Edition (01:12–03:36)

• Snapchat’s Downfall
  • Seth and Kylie share their mutual loathing of Snapchat, specifically new intrusive notifications from influencer stories masquerading as personal messages.
  • Seth: “I fucking hate Snapchat. … It’s got a bunch of pictures of my cats. … But Snapchat has recently been sending out snaps [from] some Snap influencer story … giving them cheeky little captions like ‘our little secret.’” (01:17–01:55)
  • Both express concern these shady fake notifications could damage relationships:
    • “I’m surprised they have not ruined marriages. … I’m surprised there’s not been a lawsuit.” — Seth (02:15)
  • Kylie recounts deleting her hacked account to protect embarrassing college memories.

3. ‘I’ve Had It’ Hall of Fame – 2025’s Memorable Rants (03:36–11:11)

A. Culture, Multiculturalism, and “Triple Trump” White Folks

• Angela Dawn’s Epic Rant:
  • Angela goes off on white people who “triple trump” but still enjoy multicultural spaces, food, and services — despite advocating policies that harm these very communities.
  • “If you triple trump, then you are all about preserving the lack of culture in white America … get your fat asses out of the Mexican restaurant, get your fat asses over to Cracker Barrel. … What makes America cool is multiculturalism.” — Angela Dawn (04:11–07:51)
  • Notable Sparks: Strong takedown of hypocrisy, cultural appropriation, and white conservative smugness:
    • “You live in it, bathe in it. Go get in the dunk tank at the mega church after you watch your mega preacher drive off in his Rolls Royce … But do not participate in any of the shit that makes America cool.” — Angela Dawn (05:15)
    • “White people that triple trump should be banned, boycotted from enjoying the best thing that America has to offer, which is multiculturalism.” — Angela Dawn (07:30)

B. The “Golden Age” and Women’s Rights

• Pumps’ Addendum:
  • “If you want to be in the golden age, I want you to give up a credit card in your name … you should have to forfeit those luxuries.” — Pumps (08:00)
• “And they should probably have to give a couple blowjobs a day too.” — Angela Dawn (08:42)

C. Minor Irritations — Change & Frogs

• Pumps humorously shifts from the weight of social justice to the chaos of dealing with too much change in her life… and a backyard full of frogs:
  • “I’ve had it with change … kind of had it with everything changing in my life, but I kind of like it too. … And I’ve had it with frogs.” — Pumps (09:43)
  • Rescues frog corpses daily thanks to her dog, Ollie.

4. Empty Nesting & Pets (11:17–12:09)

• Mother Meets “Change”
  • Pumps laments her son moving to Texas, officially making her a “Texas resident’s mom” and missing out on puppy days with the family pet, Matilda Denise.
  • “There’s grief in that … you’re sad that his child is completely over, but also really happy for him.” — Angela Dawn (12:09)

5. Ludicrous Arena Rules: The “Water Bottle Cap” Saga (12:24–19:03)

• Jennifer highlights the bizarre rule at venues: buying a bottled water, but being forced to surrender the cap.
  • “There is zero reason for this … if you get the bottle water, you can screw the lid on tight … But this bottle has no lid on it. It gets knocked over and then klutz comes by…” — Jennifer (12:24–14:16)
  • The crew agrees it’s a pointless, dangerous policy and speculate on the origin. Slippery floors are going to be more hazardous than thrown bottles.
  • Legal Scoff:
    • Talk of a class-action lawsuit and jokes about Pumps being both litigant and lawyer:
      • “A lawyer that represents themselves has a fool for a client. So I would say no.” — Pumps (16:41)
  • Internet Research: Kylie finds that “safety” (fear of water bottles as weapons) is cited as the rationale.
    • “Bullshit.” — Angela Dawn (17:14)
    • The rule makes no sense if sodas with caps remain permitted.

6. Classic Format: Listener “I’ve Had It” Calls (20:21–30:26)

A. Tammy M.: MAGA Men, Lesbianism, and Low Bars

• Tammy M. humorously thanks “whiny MAGA men” for setting the bar so low for straight women, driving them to the “late in life lesbian community”:
  • “They have dried up more straight women's vaginas than any other movement on the planet. ... So Pumps is two seconds away from dipping her toe in the lady pond.” — Tammy M. (20:51)
• Angela and Pumps agree: the dating pool is dire, lesbianism is looking more appealing by the day.

B. Jay: Toxic Masculinity & Jesse Waters

• Jay, a gay man, decries conservative media’s obsession with traditional masculinity:
  • “I think Jesse Waters is just projecting ... If he ever came out as gay and still acted the same way, girl, we need to boot him down just like we did Caitlyn Jenner, that bitch.” — Jay (24:17)
• Angela asserts many men in the MAGA movement are closeted or bi-curious, and rails against the performative nature of their straightness.

C. Ryan: Politicized Pets & GOP Animal Cruelty

• Ryan has “had it with bumper stickers that say ‘my cat is a Republican’ ... even if they could vote, they wouldn't be voting for a goddamn Republican.” (27:13)
• The crew launches into GOP politicians’ notorious mistreatment of animals:
  • Kristi Noem “shot the family dog,” Mitt Romney “tied his dog to the roof of his car.”
  • “The Republican Party is a death cult.” — Angela Dawn (30:22)

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “Get your fat asses out of the Mexican restaurant, get your fat asses over to Cracker Barrel…” — Angela Dawn (07:30)
• “If you want to be in the golden age ... give up a credit card in your name ... that’s what you’re voting for.” — Pumps (08:01)
• “They have dried up more straight women’s vaginas than any other movement on the planet.” — Tammy M. (20:51)
• “You just can’t unfuck somebody.” — Angela Dawn (23:07)
• “Your pets can’t fucking vote ... and even if they could, they wouldn’t be voting for a goddamn Republican.” — Ryan (27:15)
• “The Republican Party is a death cult.” — Angela Dawn (30:22)
• “One of the hardest things of young adulthood is realizing you can’t unfuck people.” — Angela Dawn (23:11)

Timestamps for Major Segments

• 00:27 – Hosts introduce themselves & show’s “takeover”
• 01:12–03:36 – “What have you had it with?” segment: Snapchat gripes
• 03:36–11:11 – 2025’s Best “I’ve Had It” moments: triple Trumpers, white culture, ritual change, frogs, empty nesting
• 12:24–19:03 – Water bottle caps at arenas – the “dumbest rule ever” (arena safety v. common sense)
• 20:21–30:26 – Listener calls: MAGA men, accidental lesbianism, Jesse Waters & masculinity, pets’ politics, GOP animal horror stories
• 30:26–32:29 – Closing jokes, upcoming content teasers

Tone and Style

• Outrageously candid, often profane, but always laced with humor.
• Deeply irreverent with a focus on both “big” political topics and the comically mundane.
• Segments blend passionate rants with quick-witted banter and a sense of camaraderie among all speakers.

Utility for New Listeners

This episode is an uncensored, often hilarious snapshot of what “I’ve Had It” does best: cutting through social niceties to say what everyone’s thinking (or afraid to). From the hypocrisy of political culture wars to the petty annoyances of daily life — everything’s fair game. Listener calls add an extra layer of relatability and snark, while the hosts’ chemistry keeps things moving (and never too serious).

If you love blunt, fearless, and sometimes riotously inappropriate social commentary, “Ring Out the Bullshit” is for you.