Wait a turn the tables on me, Steven.

I'm Antelope Duckworth.

I'm Steven Dubner.

And you're listening to no stupid questions.

Today on the show, what's the value of complaining?

Oh, God, I can't believe we have to listen to more talking heads at the end of this podcast.

Also, what do you mean when you say you don't have time?

I'm just in a very socially graceful but also self-serving way, giving somebody the brush off.

Angela, question for you today.

It's actually not a question.

It's a command.

No stupid commands.

Tell me one thing that you personally complain about that you probably shouldn't.

This is assuming that there are legitimate complaints, of course.

I mean, I complain a lot about my 19 year old daughter leaving coffee cups on the white

counter and empty splendor packets everywhere.

I can vouch for the volume of your complaints about that.

Okay.

Well, fair.

It's annoying to me.

Recently, actually, she pointed out to me that this was an irrational pet peeve, maybe

all pet peeves are irrational, that the coffee cup wasn't doing any harm, nor was the

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