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 Sidiadio, 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 Matt Bellisside.

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

We're going to kick things off this week, as always with a little ranting, then we got worse things. First, we're going to shout about the stupidest, most ridiculous, worst news of the week.

And after that, we are diving back into the hellhole that is TikTok. We've been ringing that TikTok bell so much that we had to set aside another deep dive specifically about TikToks.

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

Oh, right, Barry, what is your gripe of the week? You bitch. Oh, my God, coming in hot and aggressive. That is your MO. My gripe of the week is you ready for this?

The game of solitaire. What? Because it's too damn addicted. Oh, my God. I am honest like concerned for your mental health. More so than I've ever been. I feel like you're regressing in decades. Every time I see you, it's like your Benjamin buttoning, but only in your mind.

I did use the cheese cloth to strain a marker. It is the other day and you were like, are we living in the same decade? We're not. We're not. I don't understand like, yeah, you're living like a pioneer for no reason.

Okay, here's what happened on jet blue because I won a vacation last week and on jet blue, they have a bunch of games and I was traveling with Alex and we like to play those stupid airplane games. One of them is solitaire. Yeah, on the back of the airplane. And we got really competitive about solitaire.

Uh-huh. Then on the way back, it wasn't a jet blue flight and the solitaire kept glitching on the American Airlines, you know, plain situation. Obviously it's American air. Of course, it's going to glitch.

So instead we downloaded the app to our phone and we got very competitive on solitaire there and then I haven't been able to stop.

It's like, maybe you remember when I couldn't stop playing best fiends for a while?

Uh-uh, yeah.

And now it's the game of solitaire, which like, I'm like, well, this one's classy. No, it's not. It's not.

I feel like it's a prison game really. No, a prison of my own making. Yeah. Yeah. So that's really been getting me down.

I truly don't know if I've met anybody who willingly played solitaire. Not for any reason besides like your, your grandma's house and she doesn't have the internet, but she has a computer.

And that's the only thing that you have except like the pinball game in solitaire. Right. Well, the thing is when I was little and I would play it on the computer, I mean, the best feeling in the entire world is when you win.

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