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18: A Silly Lil' Treat pt.3: AITA

Writer: Grant & MaiaGrant & Maia
Sep 13, 20233 min read


Halloween is just around the corner, and we're diving into the spirit of the season in this podcast. For this week's episode, Grant and Maia explore AITA (Am I the A**hole) stories from Reddit, and tackle some interesting questions like who should we be willing to share our snacks with? What's the true significance of a holiday centered around giving candy to kids?

 

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Key Highlights

 

Dating Adventures: Get ready for some hilarious dating tales and relationship humor in this podcast episode as Grant and Maia share their comical experiences navigating the dating scene. From quirky dating app interactions to the struggles of text-based conversations, they'll have you in stitches as they share their misadventures.

 

Awkward Social Settings: This segment is probably relatable for most of us with the hosts discussing the awkwardness of social situations, particularly when you're at an event or party and you end up next to someone you don't know or don't particularly care about. They share humorous stories about scenarios where they felt out of place or uninterested in the conversations happening around them. Let's be honest, we have all been in such situations!

 

Flirting dilemmas: The two also talk about the dilemmas of flirting and being flirted with, especially in situations where someone is clearly not interested or already in a committed relationship. They humorously describe how some individuals persist in flirting even when clear signals are given that the interest isn't reciprocated. Sometimes people just can't seem to read social cues correctly! 

 

Childhood memories: Maia reminisces about her childhood, recalling Halloween time and how she used to live in a large neighborhood with about 90 houses, in a place that was considered a pretty 'rich' neighborhood, and how that impacted her holiday experience. She also talks about her neighborhood always being a hotspot for trick-or-treaters, welcoming more than 700 to a thousand kids a year.

 

Key Quotes

  • "I'm already deeply conflicted. I don't particularly want kids; I don't really get the appeal. But Halloween with little children, that's pretty cute. It's just watching all the little children scurry around in their costumes for Halloween. It's one of my favorite evenings."

  • I've always loved getting trick-or-treaters because my kids are teens now and don't trick-or-treat anymore.

  • “I know it can be frustrating, but you can't instill principles, morals, and values in kids until they're unsupervised and have to navigate situations on their own. It's true; if they are always supervised, they never truly make those choices. They need the option to make those choices, or not.”

 

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