Hecklers, Gen X, and the Public Shame Hall of Fame

In this week’s episode, the brothers Tetta dig into the big three: hecklers, generational angst, and the absolute worst behavior seen on planes, trains, and buses. Ralph revisits a legendary night opening for George Carlin that ended with a guy in the front row heckling the unheckleable. Chris shares a thoughtful piece on Gen X’s fading cultural footprint—and how being the middle child of generations might explain a few things. Then, it’s on to this week’s listener prompt: What’s the rudest thing you’ve ever seen in public transit? From bare feet on headrests to unholy bathroom disasters, the Public Shame Hall of Fame is open for business.