Toni and Liz beg for your forgiveness and discuss all the ways the things they've done that you possibly hate them for....and discuss what's next and how we recover from here!
Join us as we record LIVE from FinCon 2017! One of our favorite places because we are face to face and get to see some of our favorite people!
Today we are joined by Deacon Hayes from WellKeptWallet.com. We chat about household finances, challenges and benefits of managing your money.
Liz evacuates to Toni's house which sustains more damage from Irma than her house in Miami. Hear about how their friendship survived the storm, and Toni's most vulnerable story ever told on a public forum!
Chatting with our friend Chris Osborne from the Play Comics podcast about the ins and outs of the lumberyard, something Toni and Liz have no context for. We learn about sheets of plywood and all the things to avoid, like Pinterest before you go to the yard.
A little different from our usual conversations, we are enthralled with the Lectors story of Cuba and America and how El Lectors came to be and how they are continuing on here in the US.
Today, Toni and Liz finish of part 2 of our conversation with Marcos Ruiz from the El Lector podcast!
This week we are visiting with our friend Marcos about how to note be hated by Cubans. This is the first part of our two part conversation.
Are you ready for school to begin? Avoid being hated by your child's teacher and listen to this podcast with Jess. In this week's episode she shares insider tips on how to get your kids ready for the school year and how to have a great relationship with their teacher.
1. Make sure bed times and routines are in place before the school year starts. Start practicing a week before school starts so your kids are use to waking up early and going to bed earlier.
2. Read to your kids in the evenings.
3. Introduce yourself to your child's teacher and follow up a few days later with an email.
4. If you do have a problem with your child's teacher, communicate using "I" and always assume the best.
5. If you need to have a conversation with your child's teacher, make an appointment. The carpool line is not the place to have an in depth discussion about your child's grade.
Liz and Adam have embarked on a 30 day journey to rid their lives of all happiness and joy, otherwise known as the Whole 30 Diet. In this week's episode we chat with Beki, a Whole 30 graduate, and she shares some tips and pointers to help make getting along with your friends easier during this time of sadness. ;-)
This week they talk with Myk O'Connor, a driver for the ride share company Fasten and host of the Can I Get a Ride podcast to get another perspective.
You'll need to take a listen as Myk shares one experience that left Toni speechless.
Yay!!!! We made it to our 50th episode! Go us!
Last week Toni & Liz gave their perspective on using ride share companies to get around. This week they talk with Myk O'Connor, a driver for the ride share company Fasten and host of the Can I Get a Ride podcast to get another perspective.
Have you ever ridden in an Uber, Lyft, or Taxi? If so you might be able to relate to this week's podcast episode. Liz and Toni are discussing ride sharing etiquette and a few tips for their drivers.
Finishing up our conversation with Guire about not annoying your ER nurse. We wander into not annoying other patients and how Toni transports her husband to the ER. Guire has more good tips about conversation etiquette with your nurse and we finish up with our final take aways.
Can you be hated by therapist? Turns out the answer is no, but just in case, you should listen to this episode. And. Who should see a therapist? ...um, everyone. Hear why. Today Toni and Liz are joined by Courtney, the QuadFather from the QuadCast and discuss etiquette in counseling sessions and which couch to lay on.
Finishing up our conversation with Brett from last week, we talk more about his experience.
Liz and Toni both cry in this episode. Bring your tissues and join us as we chat with Brett. Brett is a veteran of the US Navy who lost the lower part of his right leg in a heroic act. He has recently competed in Prince Harry’s Invictus Games in both Sitting Volleyball and Swimming where Brett was awarded the Gold medal (Sitting Volleyball) and a Silver medal (Swimming: 200 Relay). Brett is also on the USA Sitting Volleyball team and is eyeing the World Championships next year and the Paralympics in Tokyo in 2020.
We are diving into the life of pool guys. Our friend Paul joins us from the Varmints podcast to chat pool maintenance and the dos and don'ts that go along with having someone clean your pool.
Dr. Julie Kinn is a clinical and research psychologist and the co-host of the comedy show The Station Wagon Podcast. She grew up Jewish and shares her experiences and insights with us this week as she endeavors to raise her kids in the Jewish faith as well.
Take aways for this episode:
1. Check your Hebrew tattoo with someone before putting it on your body to make sure it says what you want it to.
2. Respect people's beliefs. Have conversations and listen more than you speak.
3. Don't assume American muslims and jews hate each other.
Financial decision made while you are in a relationship can long outlast that relationship. A little forethought, planning and communication can alleviate issues later in the relationship, and if the relationship comes to an end. Our guest today, Sarah Li Cain is a financial story teller who joins us to chat about how to succeed financially in relationships.
TEXTING IN CAPS SHOULD BE USED SPARINGLY, LIKE FOR SARCASM AND URGENCY. Liz and Toni discuss this and other useful texting tips to help you be liked in your text threads.
Movies. Sitting in a theater for any amount of time can be fun or trying depending on the people around you. Being part of an enthusiastic crowd can make your night, but a loud talker who can't follow the plot can ruin the experience. Liz and Toni chat about the little things you can do to make everyone's experience better, including your own!
Liz has been to the theater more and more in the past 6 months, while Toni stays home to avoid napping at the theater. They have varying whisper volumes and are passionate about helping people be kind to one another on all occasions. Join them by subscribing to Avoid Being Hated's email list, and on iTunes. They would appreciate an honest review.
Today we tackle a current event because it needs to be talked about. United has a history of mishandling situations, but more importantly the follow up for these situations. When a company makes a mistake and forces their customers to pay the price, the issue compounds itself. The initial United situation could have been handled, even poorly, without the public backlash if they had only used a little common sense in how they handled their customers.
At the end of the day, we believe United needs to use some common sense in how they treat customers and handle the backlash of a mistake.