The Bert Show.

In two different conversations this past weekend, actually within the same day, the word,

like, you know what road rage is, obviously.

You know, it's always in the news story because sometimes it gets tried it.

Like people go nuts and break out guns, but more often than not, it's a flip off or a cussing or a cutoff or, you know,

ends up being a speeding down the highway.

And then I heard the word rage in two other conversations this weekend.

I was speaking to one person who was having problems with her laptop computer.

And she's had it for three years, and it's been back to the store like six times for service and

apparently there's some sort of like lemon law that this company has that if that you have to bring it

back five for more times they give you a brand new computer so with the six times she takes it in

she's like I you know I want a new computer you know this is right I have it in here every six

months yeah you know to fix it and it's obvious it's nothing i'm

doing so you know and they said well yours doesn't qualify under the lemon law thing and apparently

she lost her mind and when the story was told to me she used the word rage like she was raging

you know like yelling and this is a person i would not expect to raise their voice at all you know

very demure and nice.

And she was raging at the clerk.

So that was like, yeah, that's laptop rate.

Retail rage.

Retail rage. And then the next, like less than 24 hours later, I'm having a conversation with someone.

And I'm standing in the back of it.

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