Chelsea's grandmother is consumed with envy and has always wanted everything that Chelsea is since she was born. This envy manifests as mean comments and bullying behavior.
Dan suggested Chelsea confront her grandmother by saying, 'Rose, I forgive you. Because I understand, Rose. I understand. You can't be me. And it's okay. And I forgive you.' This approach aims to melt her grandmother's heart and potentially improve her behavior.
Erin's problem was that a coworker, while smoking outside the office, would sit or lean on a bike rack in such a way that his pants would fall down, exposing his butt crack to Erin's view from her office window.
Gareth suggested Erin send a mole, either someone who smokes or herself pretending to smoke, to approach the coworker and casually mention that his butt is showing. This approach aims to inform the coworker without directly confronting him.
The follow-up was about a dance class where a woman would often dance with the caller, making her uncomfortable. The caller implemented the knee brace idea to deter the woman, which worked as the woman stopped dancing with her.
The caller realized she was giving too much attention to the woman, which encouraged the unwanted dancing. She decided to be polite but not overly attentive, which successfully deterred the woman from dancing with her.
Jake and his brother Dan talk to a caller about responding to a bully grandma. Later, Gareth and special guest Vic Michaelis (Dropout's Very Important People) help a caller with a buttcrack situation at work. Finally, Gareth and the Shark follow up with the first caller from episode 126 "Shirt Title Merch Business with Catherine Reitman."
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