The Angry Whisper

When have you been angry but unable to let it out, but a good solid whisper helped drive the point home?

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
I was driving in to work today and I was
where was I. I was driving on Southport and the Rang
Road and hitting into work. As you're coming off the
M one and before you hit in the Rang there's
a little turn off that'll get you on Southport in
the Ring Road, and there was two guys that were
I think they were having a bit of a race.

(00:22):
And this is like midday and I'm just traveling along
in the right hand lane, so they had to merge
in from the left. There's three lanes. One merges into
the left lane and then there turns into two lanes.
This guy just cut through all these cars as an
accident waiting to happened, and then traveled down the road.
His mate, who was a car behind, tried to scooch

(00:45):
in between my car and a truck and saw there
wasn't enough room, slammed on his brakes, but nearly took
out the front of my car. And I was like,
what is this guy doing? So I slammed on the horn,
wound down the window, then wounded up because I remember
I'm on a bus with Myra, and then travel down

(01:05):
the orawin. Now as I'm traveling down the road, he's
still trying to swerve in and out of traffic, but
his mate ended up taking off and turning away and
he lost him. And then we pulled up the lights
at the same time. Yeah, right next to each other.
He's in a small, white old station wagon Tyo station

(01:25):
Wagon and I'm in my car, which is not a
small and I'm looking straight down at this When they
stayed up, he wouldn't even look.

Speaker 2 (01:35):
Towards and I wanted to look like, come on, just
one little but then all I could Whisperine, I just
whispered more.

Speaker 3 (01:48):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:48):
I was just so so angry. And what made me
even more angry is that he wouldn't look over at
me or up at me. I was burning the side
of his face. If I had like Superman's Lasuer vision,
he had would have come off because I was on fire.
But I was just like Moron just I was ropeable.

(02:10):
But then there's other times where my two sons were
fifteen and eighteen. Now they'll annoy my beautiful eye, Breezy,
because that's not my job anymore.

Speaker 3 (02:18):
Job.

Speaker 1 (02:18):
That's why he had kids. That's what kids are for,
your goo guys, And Breezy was trying to watch her
favorite story suits, and the boys were in a hyperactive
mood and we're just standing in front of the TV
and just annoying the cap out of it. And you
can tell Bria was like like paused it and just
waited for him to get it out of the system.
But they just kept standing there and talking to every

(02:38):
time she switched it on bang, And then I had
to pull them aside and go, wait, idiots, but I
use different sure words, but aggressively, just leave her alone.
It's a constant. It's particularly if you're out in public. Yeah,
like if you're in the supermarket or something like that,
and he kids decided, I don't know, to put a
box like on their head and you could and it's

(03:00):
that aggressive whisper. That was violent. Yeah, the violence. You
can get off the dog that kind of stuff. Put
your pets.

Speaker 3 (03:11):
Paul, you can't be there.

Speaker 2 (03:16):
I'm sorry, honey.

Speaker 3 (03:23):
We love you, Paul, We love you, pap, we love people.

Speaker 1 (03:27):
We want to know, what do you whisper it aggressively
at your your kids, at your better half traffic.

Speaker 3 (03:33):
Yeah, big, good afternoon, team, Happy New Year to you all.

Speaker 2 (03:37):
Yeah.

Speaker 3 (03:39):
I'm still relatively old fashioned with a better chivalry, especially
if I'm out and about in town and you open
a door obviously to let your wife through first, but
then there's people want them to go in the op direction.
When they don't say thank you, I mean you're saying
a whisper, but it just kind of comes out as
that you're welcome.

Speaker 1 (04:01):
I freaking road that if somebody yes, yeah, I feel
like grabbing their bag and then you're yawking them back outside.

Speaker 3 (04:10):
Let's try them to the check out or just something.

Speaker 1 (04:13):
Let's try that again, shall we. I'll open the door,
you say thank you. That's how it works. Thank you, Pete.

Speaker 2 (04:21):
Hopefully you feel better.

Speaker 3 (04:23):
Cat like time with Moira and