I'm getting revenge on my ex (eight years later)
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What happened during the near‑miss bike incident and why does it matter?
So not to be dramatic, but I almost got hit by a car today.
That's scary, Belly.
The room
fell silent.
Yeah. Sorry. I know this is supposed to be an energetic show. What happened? What happened? What happened? So I was riding my bike. Also, I have news. I'm riding a manual bike now. I'm not riding an e-bike. She's analog. I've transitioned to the analog bike and it was a struggle for the first week, but I'm really enjoying it now.
You're flying. You rode past me the other day and I was like,
yeah. So today I'm riding up a hill and I'm trying to like speed through it because there are some bikes behind me. And then a car is reversing out of like a garage. Yes. But they can't see the incoming traffic. So then a pedestrian is going like, oh, I'll help you out. And he's going like this, like
gesturing
for him to keep going, keep going. And I'm about to get hit by this car. Oh, my God. Yeah, and then so I have to be like, I have to do one of these. The arm gestures. My first time on a bike where I'm going, hey, I'm about to die. And he's like, sorry, but it's a bit psychopathic. Oh my goodness.
It's a
bit psychopathic. And
you're like on the bike, like you're vulnerable. I'm
vulnerable. And you're trusting in the others around that can see and is like, oh, come this way, come this way. You're like, oh, but what a lovely man. No.
No.
Never trust them.
So then I have to like slam my brakes. Yeah. But I'm on a hill. So then I have to like put my feet down and it's a whole thing. And then I'm banking up traffic and everyone's like, oh, what's going on? Oh, my
God. That would never happen in the Tour de France.
Exactly. So I'm just saying stay safe out there. And like you can't even trust pedestrians anymore.
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Hello. Hey. Welcome to Everybody Has a Secret. My name is Charlotte White and hello to my gorgeous co-host Annabelle Lee.
What's
up? What's up, Annabelle? Hi, produce room. Hello. It's always hello.
It's
always accent, beat,
staccato. Oh, hello. Hello.
Hello,
me love. No, that's
all it needs to be. Yeah, great. And just before we get into this episode, guys, just wanted to let you know that Everybody Is A Secret is brought to you by Prime Video. What's your favorite rom-com movie? The Love Hypothesis, exclusively on Prime Video.
We just wanted to let you know. Yeah. It's a good movie. It's so damn good. Guys, did you see the iced coffee chat that was everywhere this week? I haven't seen it. I have. Okay. I'm really curious to hear what you think about it, Charlotte, because I think we might have different opinions. For a change. Okay. So for those who are unacquainted with this story, there was a TikTok posted by the user Caitlin Recruiter, and it sparked this online debate about what's professional and what's not. So she's talking to camera saying that her experience Gen Z client showed up with an iced coffee in hand before meeting a new employer. So for a job interview. And she was talking about how that's kind of unprofessional.
Was the meeting at a coffee shop? No. It was like in an office space, I believe. Interesting.
Okay.
And I immediately felt viscerally on one side.
And
then I went to the comments to check what everyone else was thinking. I'm on the wrong side of history.
So what do you think? What are the
comments saying? No, no, no. I want you to go first.
No, I have no thoughts. I think probably before I develop an opinion, I'd be looking at the comments.
But isn't this a fun exercise? Oh, okay, fine, fine, fine, fine. Because I actually think I am very susceptible to the comment section, as are we all. Yeah. But we need to be checking ourselves, do you know what I mean?
Yeah. Because
I'm often going straight to the comment section and I'm like, yeah, exactly. But this time around, I felt something before I looked at the comment section and... It's fun. It really is fun. So tell me what you think. Okay.
So just to recap, Caitlin Recruiter. Is a recruiter. She must be.
How does the Prime Video sponsorship tie into the episode’s flow?
I was going to say, what's
that?
My
spidey senses are telling me. What's that last
time? Is that German? Caitlin Recruiter is a recruiter and she says that a Gen Z recruiter person who was coming for an interview rocked up with iced coffee
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What happened during the near‑miss bike incident and why does it matter?
0:00–3:57
2
How does the Prime Video sponsorship tie into the episode’s flow?
3:57–8:26
3
Is it unprofessional to bring an iced coffee to a job interview?
8:26–12:59
4
What is Jane’s secret about seeking revenge on her ex after eight years?
12:59–16:55
5
Should Jane confront her ex directly, wait for an apology, or stay silent?
16:55–21:20
6
How can workplace relationships affect personal closure and revenge plans?
21:20–27:04
7
What advice do the hosts give on handling lingering resentment and karma?
27:04–33:44
8
How does the episode wrap up and what are the final takeaways for listeners?
33:44–38:43