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I know you're angry. It's Tuesday and it has no feel. The weekend was fun. You still hungover from the eating and next weekend is too far away. What will you do with your day? It's time to get ticked off. Complain with your gripe. Right now your friend Uncle J Train is here to tell you that you're right. It's a ticked off Tuesday. Ticked off Tuesday. You're angry and you don't even know why. Enjoy this podcast. It'll help you get to Friday.

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Hello and welcome to the jtrain Podcast. This is J Train Jared Freed coming to you live from Spokane, Washington. That's right, every Tuesday is a ticked off Tuesday. If you are mad, you are angry. There is something on your mind that you'd like to complain about. And it's something that you'd be afraid to complain about in public, to friends, to family. A complaint that someone could say, you know, there's bigger issues in the world, then you need to come here and send your complaints to the J Train podcast. Because every Tuesday I take your complaints and I complain with you. You and I do a complaint duet. We sing the song of misery across this great nation of ours. And there's no one here who will look at you and say that there's bigger issues. There are no bigger issues. They are your problems and they shall be heard. Now, if you want to be a part of this podcast, you got to send it in j train podcast gmail.com or you sign up for the Patreon. Now Patreon gets first dibs. I'm taping ahead of time. I'm taping this from Spokane at the beginning of August. I'm taping ahead because I got the material to do it. The Patreon users are using their subscription, so I suggest you sign up as well. It's five bucks a month and you get coffee with J Train every Friday, which is like my diary. You're going to hear a lot about going to Spokane, a tough travel day I had yesterday. And you're going to hear more because from here on out, I tape it every Friday. Every Thursday or so, I tape it from the week, you know, telling stories from the week before. You comment on Patreon on that episode with your ticked off Tuesday. We read it here, guaranteed. Now if you don't want to pay the five bucks, and that's patreon.com Jared Freed. Every link that I mention is in the description of the episode. So you can sign up for Patreon. Through that, you get your first Dibs at ticked off Tuesday. Also, you get coffee with J Train, which I, you know, the feedback from Coffee with J Train is just unbelievable. It is really touching because a lot of those stories do become bits. So it's a very helpful podcast. It's something that people. I have a real connection. I have a connection with you, but by the way, but with the Patreon people, they, they basically. I mean, they know me in a way that's like kind of crazy to know someone in this weird virtual world we live in. Okay, enough out of me. We're here in ticked off Tuesday. I don't want you complaining about me because right now I'm running a little long on the Ramble. That's what I call this. I call this the Ramble. Now I'm going to do my complaints. And then we got four listener complaints from the Patreon. Again, they're using their membership. If you have a YouTube account, just go to my YouTube and follow it. Go subscribe to my YouTube. We're putting up stand up. Every Saturday. I got new stand up from around the country. It's like an uncomfortable. It's all the stuff from the set that's like the interaction with the crowd. Because I, I go on stage to work on material. When I do a show, it's to get it ready to be made into a special. It's the weird part about standup is it's a live thing that you're doing and you're working on it so that you can put it out on a big platform so that more people come to your live thing where you're working on a new thing. It's. I don't know. It's. It's the fun of it all. It's a, it's, you know when people say, do you like doing stand up? I love the puzzle of it. This is a puzzle that I'm constantly trying to figure out. I'm trying to figure out how to get more people like you to listen to this podcast. That's part of the puzzle. I'm trying to make sure that the clips are good and that the, the answers to these ticks off Tuesdays are good. It's a puzzle. I'll shut the fuck up. Okay, about those shows. San Francisco, I, I on yesterday, I mentioned Denver. I've already been in Denver. Thank you to everyone that came. I hope we sold out the weekend. San Francisco, Providence, Winnipeg, Kansas City, Richmond. That's my end of the summer roundup. So. Jaredfree.com if you're in those Cities assemble the group chat. If you know someone from high school, college, work that has moved to San Francisco, Providence, Winnipeg, Kansas City, Richmond, let them know you, you have this. You send them this podcast, this. I mean, I, I have, listen, I put out stuff that I have pride in. So this is all proof of concept for what I do. So let him know that I'm coming to town. The J train is rolling into town with his big old sack of laughs, or I guess, sack of jokes. We're working it out. Here are my complaints. I'm going to give it to you. I was thinking, I just had a moment where I was like, maybe I should do this other complaint. The other complaint I'm going to do is going to be on. Is going to be on Patreon because it's a story. This has to do with my travel day yesterday. Just two things. I had to call Delta and there was a wait for the Diamond Medallion line, which is not normal. That means it's going to be a tough travel day. That means Jared is not alone with his travel issues. So they have this option that you can text with Delta. I've complained about the texting option because I hate that they start with, would you like to text? No, no, no. I always want human first. This was one of those rare occasions where they're like, it's a 50 minute wait and time was of the essence. So I go, I will text with you. I start texting through the Delta app. I need them to text me as if they're a normal person. We are living in AI robot future times. You need to text me like I'm texting with my mom. Do not send me. I am happy to help you today. No, no, no, no. I need to know this is a real person. Because I was trying to figure out flight stuff and in the middle of my conversation, I had to go, are you a robot or a human? And they were like, I am human. And it's like they didn't even answer the I am human part in a human way. Just say lol. Yeah, I know this is crazy, but it's me, Cheryl. I'm helping you. I'm in Atlanta. We're going to get through this together. Have a little tlc, Have a little humanity in your text so that I know that I'm actually dealing with someone who might be able to help me, not with someone who's going. Did you say Palm Beach? Please repeat, please repeat. Like I want to know that there is a breathing, living human being that understands how angry I am. That somehow I went to bed with a flight from Palm beach to Atlanta, that it was at 10am and then I woke up in the morning with. With no ticket at all. I need someone on the other end to go, dude, this is crazy. Like a human would. I'm so sorry, man. Dot, dot, dot. Maybe a gif. We are sponsored Viori. 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Again, this will be all told in story form, not complaint form, as part of the Patreon that came out the week after this one, which would be the seventh or something, or the it's probably the eighth. Whatever it is, it's going to be a story told. Three flights. When you have three flights in a day, it's really got to be. I. It's a tough day. It's a long day. Three flights that led to two shows in Spokane. And let me just say to the people of Spokane, if you're listening, if you've jumped on the J train since I came to town, thanks to my sack of jokes, thank you that those Friday shows were a pleasure. They were great. And I. And I hope tonight's the same, I got over the course of the three flights. I was in first class. Then I was in Comfy Plus. Then I was in first class. I was in fifth row, first class, which I think is the best. Then I was in first row, Comfy Plus. Then I was in first row, first class. These first row seats need to be changed. You cannot. The longest flight of the day was from Atlanta to Seattle, and I was first row, Comfy plus for that flight. And they don't have an outlet, so you're left to keep your phone because I keep my phone charged the whole flight. When you're a traveler, you need your phone at 100%. And even when you have your phone at 100%, keep it charged. If you're close to a charger. That's Jared Freed's rule of travel. And I travel a lot. If I can plug my phone in, I will be plugging my phone in just in case I'm left without a plug for an elongated period of time. When your first row, Comfy plus, you only have the USB that's out of the tv, you lose the actual plug that comes with the seat in front of you that needs to be changed because now I'm on a five hour, four and a half hour flight where the charger on the USB that goes from the TV to the. To my phone isn't enough anymore. We've that we have gone into the future. We're again, we're in robot time. So that charger, all it does is slow my loss of juice down. It doesn't charge it up. It just slows it down from dying. It's like being on, like, heart support that they're like, yeah, he's gonna go, but this will keep him alive until you want to pull the plug. So you can't have this be a plus experience while I'm also minusing the outlet that I would have got from any other row. My next complaint, if you want to complain, send it in. J Train podcast, gmail.com. i, I just had a lot of complaints because a lot of shit happened yesterday. Okay, my last flying complaint, and then we'll get into a coffee complaint. They come around with a basket full of snacks yesterday. I, I, I'm gonna, I'm gonna give Delta a hug, and then I'm gonna whisper in its ear a little bit of feedback. Yesterday they came with the cart, and I got Coke Zero, which I love. And they had the Sun Chips in the mini bag, which I don't love. I want those to be in a bigger bag. And then they had Cheez Its in a smaller bag that was actually a good size for Cheez Its. I think any more than two of those bags and you're like, I'm doing too many Cheez itself. I was so happy to see a new face amongst the old faces. Anytime Delta has a snack that I'm not used to, I'm, like, floored. I'm, like, excited. I, I have a couple of them, but they get old quickly. Then they come by with that bucket where it's supposed to be this big bucket of surprises. I've met all those people. I've, I've met the, I've met the pistachios that are unshelled. I've met the, the chips from Vidalia. I've met the cookies from the French company in Brooklyn that once sponsored me and was very nice. I've met the, the, the, the, the, the V. Go Bears. Vegan, Vegan gummy bears. I've met all these people I'm on. And honestly, we're tired of them. We've met the whole gang. How is it that we live in a time where everything's sponsored and that wicker basket that comes around with all the snacks isn't sponsored? Now you'd say, well, each snack is a sponsor in itself. They're getting, you know, advertisement from just being in that bucket. Maybe you'll go buy Vigo bears afterwards. I would say to you, I'm never going to buy Vigo Bears because I know I'm gonna get them on every flight I go on. So why isn't this basket. And I think I've complained about this maybe before, but I don't know if I gave my idea. This bag, this basket needs to change as frequently as they change the movies. If the movies. Every month you get a new releases catalog. Why isn't the but the basket getting a couple new releases too? Sponsored by Trader Joe's. Let Trader Joe's put their interesting snacks in There. And it's now. And you make it a. You make it a. What's it called? A scarce resource. You make it scarce. You go, you get these for a month and then, you know, Swedish swimmers are gone. And then you go, well, I've been craving. You can go to Trader Joe's. We got the full size bags there. You know where I found this? The basket on the Delta flight. That why what's angering me about this is it's such. I am not a smart person. This is literally a 10 second thought. That's a $10 million idea. How are you not doing it? My last one. And then I'll move on to the listener complain. I got a coffee with my breakfast, as most people do. I went to this brunch place in Spokane and they brought out the coffee on a tray, on a literal tray. And next to the coffee was a mini donut. Listen, I understand this is a very Instagramable moment. Oh my God, what a surprise. A treat with my coffee. Didn't expect it. The amount of mental anguish that goes into me ordering. I can't even explain how I want to be healthy, but it needs to be delicious and it's got to be the right amount. And is this a healthy meal? Is this an unhealthy meal? And if I'm ordering a iced coffee black and then you put a little doughnut next to it, aren't you, aren't you defeating the whole purpose of iced coffee black? Like, can we just agree that if I'm getting no cream in my coffee, no milk, I'm going all these coffee black. Let's just assume the mini donut is probably something I was trying to avoid. The cookie that comes with your coffee. Let's just. How about we ask and would you like a compound? And I know it gives away the surprise. And you like that they have a look on their face. Really? What's this? But I don't want to play this game. Okay, okay. This is a game I didn't ask for. And I just spent 20 minutes going, just get the black coffee, get the eggs and get the out of here. Okay. This isn't where you're eating all your calories and I just had this whole discussion with myself and now you got to bring me a donut. And of course I'm eating the donut. It was fucking delicious. 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I moved from New York City to Atlanta eight months ago, so it's my first summer here. Congratulations. Everyone warned me about the heat, but I shrugged it off. New York gets hot and humid too. It's the humidity that gets you. That sentence, it sounded like I spewed it out. It's the humidity that gets you, I'll be inside, etc. I did not know they meant the indoors will also be hot. So sorry. I was living the life of luxury before having restaurants and workplaces be air conditioned. I now work at two jobs that are 81 degrees the whole shift. This is horrific. 81 are you kidding me? What are we at the beach? I've almost passed out at both of them and had to leave early with the heat exhaust. With heat exhaustion. I mean, at what point do you say to them, let's come to a negotiation here. Let's, you know, at what point, hey, I'm leaving with heat exhaustion really is the place to. Like, the first time. What annoys me and what should annoy you the first time a coworker or someone who works at your company says, I have to go, I have actual heat exhaustion from being in your office. That's the time where someone goes, should we turn up the ac? Should we change something? It. This isn't, you know, that's a very serious thing. Am I being high falutin or are these people nuts? No, this is nuts. 81. It's nuts because 81 is not a debate. That's a number. This is math. This isn't. Well, it's warm for me and it's cold for you and it's cold for you, but it's warm for me. No, no, no, no, no. This isn'. This is 81 is go outside, hit the beach and get in the ocean weather. When it's 81 indoors and there's no beach or ocean, we have done the office wrong. Is it because there's not enough other complaining Jews here besides me? Get a grip. Sincerely walking into a place and exclaiming, oof, it's hot. I actually think that is the problem you have. This is, to me, a lack of Jews issue. Because in southern Florida, I will say I moved to Delray Beach. I got the same things, and I did it in the summer, and I got the same feedback as you. Oh, my God, the summer. It's so hot. You're going to be so hot. The heat is unbelievable. And. And here's where. Where I'll kind of back off is I travel a lot, so I'm not exactly in town for two weeks of hot Delray heat at a time. But I have not felt overheated. I agree with all of your New York City heat, you know, comebacks. Like. Like, if someone said. Everyone said to me, oh, it's so hot in Florida. Oh, my God, you're going to be so hot. That's the off season, because people can't stand the heat. And then I was like, I'll try it out. Let's see. Maybe they're right. And to me, it's not affecting me at all, because New York City is actually, like, oppressive. Like, and there's Nowhere to go. It's tough to get to an ocean, tough to get to a pool. The AC in New York City, especially in the apartment I was living in, was an older building. So it's a lot of like window ACs that are not as good as central air. So I have been actually very happy and have not felt that the heat of Florida is anything that I really feel that affected by. Let me just say that might run its course. I might be in Florida for a month at a time and go, what am I doing here? It's so goddamn hot. But I haven't had that yet. My real issue, and what your issue should be, is that you left work with heat exhaustion. That is a medical issue that made you work less. If I'm the boss, I go, what can we do to fix this? Because everyone there can get warmer. Nobody there can get cooler. You keep your office at 81. You are basically saying, I am too good for putting on a sweatshirt. I am better. My problems are more problems than everyone else and everyone else can suffer. Well, I sit here fine in a T shirt. So that's my issue. Make the office 68 degrees. And you say to people, when. When people say, I'm freezing, bring a sweatshirt. You can't do that. That's my issue. J train podcast@gmail.com J train podcast@gmail.com Another Patreon subscriber. Excuse me while I open up a Pellegrino. My mom texted me at 9.30pm I was already asleep. I texted her back the next morning and added, I was asleep by 7:30 last night. Which is why I didn't respond. She immediately responded, you may need to see a doctor not normal to have. This is amazing. I every mom makes whatever you tell them a little bit more sad. I'm talking about this on stage tonight. She immediate. Okay, so I was asleep at 7:30 last night, which is why I didn't respond. If. If someone texts me I was asleep by 7:30 last night, I text him back, good for you. Good sleep. That must have felt awesome. That's what a normal person says. She immediately responded, you may need to see a doctor not normal to not have energy. The fact that they are putting you through a mental hell right now. You went from, hey, got a lot of good sleep last night to do. I have a rare incurable disease. Is that what you're telling me? I need to go to a doctor right away because I slept well? Is that what your mom is trying to do? No, that, hey, I had such a Great sleep. I fell asleep at 7:30. You should go to the doctor. There's got to be something wrong with you. Oh my God, you're gonna die. Like that's how she's reacting. This response sent me in a. This response sent an irrational amount of rage through my body. No, I don't think it's irrational at all. I am a healthy 28 year old that is perfectly capable of taking care of myself. I went to sleep early because I was at a conference for work all day which was mentally taxing. Half of my conversations with my mom are her nagging. You should really see a doctor when there is absolutely nothing wrong with me. I, I hear you, sister. I am telling you. I, I, I got, we got the same problem. I, I once coughed on the phone with my mom. I'll never cough on the phone with my mom again. Ever, ever. Try it. Cough once while on the phone with your mom. That's a three month are you sick podcast that you've just signed up for. You got a three month interview on your hands. You still coughing? No, I coughed. I'd have to I you, that's every. You cough. It's coughing. That's what gets me annoyed. You're coughing a lot. No, I coughed once I drank water wrong. And now we're two months later and you're wondering if I'm still sick from the one cough you heard. Jtrain podcastmail.com J train podcast, mail.com. i got another one. These are all Patreon people. T shirt cannons. My ticked off Tuesday came up last night at the Mets game. In the past few months, I've been to the Mets game, Liberty games, Nets games, all with the same issue. The people shooting off the T shirt cannons think that this one minute segment of the game is an opportunity for them to get attention. Dancing and teasing the crowd with the cannon. But they forget to do their one job, which is to to shoot the T shirts. You know, this makes me think, I love a T shirt cannon. I tried a bit once and then I forgot it. Like in my first few years of comedy, I remember I did this T shirt cannon bit and a comic was like, do you still do the T shirt cannon bit? I was like, I haven't thought of that in like a thousand years. This was like a year ago. He's like that T shirt cannon. He brought it up again and I was like, I was so mad to forget the bit. And I think it was that. Nothing makes people happier than a T shirt cannon. Which is why these canon operators are getting such a high out of it. So I do agree with you. They should be more in tuned with their T shirt cannon and who they're shooting it at and where they're shooting it than they are the jolt they're getting out of the crowd. But I will say in their defense, you've never seen the light in someone's eye until you've seen a person react to the T shirt cannon being pointed at them. So they're. They're drunk with power is what they are. One woman last night set down her T shirt gun to start doing flips on the dugout. That's crazy. You're. You're a T shirt gun operator. You're not a flip machine. Yeah, that now we're losing out on. Well, we don't know how much ammo they have. But I. I agree you. We might be missing out on the T shirts. You could be shooting sometimes. Sometimes they only shoot one or two shirts and leave with a full T shirt gun. Yeah, no, you gotta leave it all on the field. You gotta leave all the ammo into the crowd if you want to dance, join the dance team, become a mascot or why are you taking this as your chance to do this strange game of cat and mouse, faking us out where you will shoot? Yeah. It's power. It's the ultimate power. Ultimate corruption. That's what it is. Because they're dancing around. Because they're watching. Honestly, that's the power of guns. Is you. You. A real sicko wants a gun because they can make people react. They can be seen without having to be interesting. They can get the power they craved. And you're seeing right in front of you with a T shirt gun how these people would handle real power. They'd be drunk idiots with power. Just stay on task and shoot the shirts. Not to mention they clearly need to be trained on how to use the T shirt gun because half the time they shoot it straight up in the air and it lands one row in front of them. That is no good. Pointless. At the, at the Knicks game, they have a T shirt like a machine gun. That is actually awe inspiring. It actually makes your jaw drop. I could watch a machine T shirt gun for like an hour. I want these people to be professionally trained. Loading maximum tees into the cannon and shooting rapid fire for the whole minute. No breaks, no dancing. We need shirts in all sections. I want to see precision. I want to see ambition. I want to see commitment to the shot. I agree with you completely. I think also we need on the Screen a little bullseye. You know how they do the kiss cam, like the Coldplay guy. You put someone in the middle of the circle on the screen and you say to the T shirt person, shoot them. And now we have competitions. If you can get it to that person, we could. How great would the halftime show be if at one side of the court or field you had one person with a T shirt gun and then on the other side they had another person with a T shirt gun. And then we said, if this person on the right wins, this side of the stadium gets free tacos. And if this person on the left wins, this side of the stadium gets free hot dogs. And then on the Jumbotron they pick out people who they have to get the T shirt to and they have to shoot it at that person. How? What am I, a marketing genius? These are two. This episode I have had two ideas that would literally make these companies millions upon millions of dollars. Like how great would that be? How nuts would you go? I mean, this could be the fifth major professional sport. T shirt gun shooting. We get a full stadium and then also the crowds involved and you are cheering for your side to get it to the person. And if they miss them, you can hand it to the person on the jumbotron. So you only move to the next person once the jumbo once the person has gotten their T shirt first to five wins. Come on, come on, come on. J train podcast at gmail com J train podcast@gmail.com as I take a sip of a Pellegrino. I love a Pellegrino. Good bubbles in a Pellegrino. Good Bubs. Jared, can't wait to see you in Philly this January. I love coming to Philly. Big Philly fan. My ticked off Tuesday just happened to me five minutes ago and seems to be more commonplace. It is when people double park with hazards on a one way street with plenty of street parking all around but choose to block the road instead of walk an extra 50ft and pull over. Why must you block the whole road when you could easily street park? Why do you think the world revolves around you? Maybe now that you're in Delray beach you will see this more often. Now I'm trying to envision what you're complaining about and it is when people double park with hazards on a one way street with plenty. See, I guess what you're saying is they're parked next to the cars that are parked with their hazards on because they're waiting for someone when they could just park and Go into a spot. I will say this. Here's where I'll relate. You're right, because you wrote into here. I, I. My job is to agree with you. I see this at the airport when I'm waiting for an Uber. I hate that the Ubers don't just go around these people. Like, whenever someone has hazards on, it seems that people just freeze. It's like a deer in headlights. It's like you just. And it's like, it's okay. They. If. If the hazards don't go around, go around them. I'm waving to the Uber from across the parking lot. This way. Scoot up, Scoot. And it's very frustrating. But I do understand my time in Delray Beach. I am driving more. I'm looking at cars. I looked at a Wrangler that I will talk about on Patreon. I had the weirdest car search experience. The Wrangler. I don't know about that car. I don't know if it's from me, but I'm. I'm looking, so. No, I, I hear you. It. It is annoying the way people. I'm. I'm not as. I'm not at the point with driving that I'm annoyed. It's still, like a fun thing for me, but I think because I. When I drive, it's not going into work, you know, I think, you know, it's like my experience with the subway. When people were mad, I always thought the New York City subways, I'm like, they're. They're a dream. But I was like, I always kept, you know, my. My real complaint. And here's my complaint. Jumping off of your complaint. It's when people decide to complain when it has no effect on their life. Yet if you're not mad about it, don't complain like I hear your complaint. My driving experience is pretty light and airy and fun. When someone brings up that driving's annoying, I don't look at them go, well, mine's fun. No, no, I know. I'm out. I'm on the outskirts. This isn't my. This isn't my fight. Have your fight. I don't need to get involved when it doesn't affect me. Hey, the subways suck. No, I think they're great. No, no, no. My opinion doesn't matter. I have to look at my life. I'm not in a rush with the hustle and bustle at 7am If I was a 7am strap hanger. That's what they're called because they hold the straps, then I would I go and I wanted to disagree. I would have a place to disagree with this. So my point in all this is to say, yeah, I can see why you're annoyed because you're probably in a bigger rush than the person. If you're hazards are on and you're not having a hazard, you have to really be cautious of everyone else because you have nowhere to be. That's the annoying part about the hazards. You need to be head on a swivel because you are in relax, chill, waiting for someone mode. If someone doesn't have their hazards on, let's just assume they're on their way to go somewhere and they're late. Let's assume that jtrainpodcast@gmail com ticked off Tuesday every Tuesday. This was really I hope you guys get the same weight lifted off your shoulder from this podcast that I get back next week. Boom.