"It’s just going to ask you a quick question on the screen."

We’ve all been there. You bought a coffee, nobody sat you down, nobody brought you a menu, but now you’re staring at a tablet with a 25% tip option while a human being watches you choose. In this episode, Phil TheIssuesGuy tackles Tipping Fatigue. We’re breaking down how tipping shifted from a reward for service to a "guilt tax" used to subsidize underpaid wages. If you’re tired of being held socially hostage for a bagel, this is your 15-minute sanctuary.

The Problem: The "Spinning Tablet" has turned every transaction into a moral test.

The Flawed Fix: "If you can't afford to tip, don't go out."

The Absurd Ultimatum: If we pay the staff's salary, we get to see the owner's tax returns. New episodes of The Flawed Fix drop every Monday.

up chat."

It’s the simplest advice in the world—and it’s a total lie. In this episode, Phil TheIssuesGuy breaks down why leaving a group chat isn't a "neutral fix"; it’s a social defection that triggers a fallout no one wants to handle.

From the "Mute Button" lie to the $20 "Haha" tax, we’re dismantling the exhaustion of constant availability and the "social labor" of the 24/7 notification cycle. If your phone vibrating at 7:12 AM makes you want to throw it into a lake, this is the 13-minute reality check you need.

The Problem: Group chats are chaos by design—zero structure, no off-switch, and a notification for every "lol."The Flawed Fix: "Just mute it" (otherwise known as creating homework for yourself).The Absurd Ultimatum: Financial penalties for reviving dead chats.

New episodes of The Flawed Fix drop every Monday.

Are you drowning in "urgent" notifications at 9 PM?

In the debut episode of The Flawed Fix, we dismantle the most common and most useless solutions to the modern email crisis. From "Email-Free Fridays" to the myth of "Inbox Boundaries," host Phil TheIssuesGuy uses ruthless logic to explain why these corporate band-aids actually make your Monday mornings a living nightmare.

We stop looking at the inbox and start looking at the root cause: a systemic lack of trust and the cultural anxiety of "visibility." If the polite fixes haven't worked, it's time for an Absurd Ultimatum that equates a late-night work text to a rock through your window.

In this episode:

• Why "Email-Free Friday" is just a double-dose of stress for Monday.

• The failure of AI filters and "smart" inboxes.

• The "Rock-Throwing" logic: Physical consequences for digital intrusions.

• Why we secretly love the "Always On" cage.

This is a high-energy critique for people who are sick of simple answers to complex problems. No fluff, no "productivity hacks," just a weekly takedown of the flaws in the system. New episodes every Monday. (Explicit)