
Things We Need to Stop Normalizing
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When did working yourself into the ground become a flex? Why do people think they're entitled to an immediate text back? And since when did filming strangers without their consent become acceptable entertainment?
This week on Respectfully, What the F**k?, Danny and Nikki are calling out the everyday behaviors society has somehow decided are completely normal, and questioning why we've allowed them to become that way.
From toxic hustle culture and unrealistic workplace expectations to social media clout-chasing, personal boundaries, and the pressure to always be available, we're unpacking the things that seriously need to change.
We also dive into the differences between British and American work culture, why rest shouldn't come with guilt, and whether an unexpected phone call is rude or we've simply overcomplicated communication.
And because it's us, the conversation inevitably goes off the rails with bathroom phone calls, questionable drag names, and plenty of chaotic laughter.