I'm John Meacham. Join me and see 13 originals for our new podcast. Reflections of history, as we look back on key moments from our past and reflect on a new piece of history each day of the week, Monday through Friday.

Hi, I'm John Meacham. Join me and see 13 originals for our new podcast. Reflections of history, as we look back on key moments from our past and reflect on a new piece of history each day of the week, Monday through Friday.

Each episode guides listeners on a historical journey to an event on its anniversary, offering a glimpse into the past and a guide for the present.

We will reflect on impactful moments. Listen with me, John Meacham, to Reflections of history, a podcast creation of Shining City Audio, a C-13 originals and John Meacham Studio.

Available for free now, wherever you listen to your podcasts.

Welcome to Unhappy Hour, the show where we bitch about all the things we love to hate every single week. I'm your host.

I'm here in the studio recording right across from my co-host and producer, Barry Finkel. Hi, Barry.

Hi, Matt.

Alright, coming up on today's episode, we're going to mix things up by giving you exactly what we have every single week.

We're going to start off with a little bitch and that we got worse things first, where I shout about the stupidest most ridiculous worst news of the week.

And then, guess what, we are diving deep into our rat hotline. That's right, it's time to dip back into our voicemail and see what filth you whineau has been filling up the hotline with.

And finally, we'll get to all the good stuff that helps the bad shit go down easier with our chasers. So let's get into it, let's do it, let's start this show.

Alright, Barry, what do you got to bitch about this week? Because I know you got something in that pus face of yours. Wow, okay, first gripe is you calling me a pus face? That's going to be great number one.

Why did we use to go? I feel like you heard that term not pus face.

Absolutely not. I've not heard the term pus face before. No, can't say this is the first.

Like wipe that pus off your face? Don't even know if I'm familiar with that one.

Maybe it's just my family.

Wow, if it is, that's a weird family thing to say. I just googled pus face.

Puss meaning the face first appeared as a slang term during the 1880s. This is a term people say like wipe that pus off your face.

So wipe your face off your face? That's what that means. It what means face. According to this dictionary, people sometimes call.

Okay, but does the phrase I'm looking it up wipe that pus American English the face.

Okay, yeah, but then wipe that pus off your face. Doesn't make the sopranos she smacked him in the pus.

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