Getting out of Trump's "Patriotic reeducation camp" was a bit of a doozy. Luckily, he forgot to lock the door as he was too busy celebrating his 100-day anniversary of joining the democratic dictators club. Luckily his camp was taught by that Linda Lady who just made us watch old WWE But after 100 days of macro-level madness, we thought—why not zoom in? Like, way in.

This week, Tragic and Pill dissect something much sneakier than sweeping executive orders: evil on a local scale. Not the Bond villain kind—more like that neighbor who installs floodlights that blast through your bedroom window, or the urban planners who decided trees shouldn’t have... fruit.

From social media addiction as a “life hack” to blowing out your personal convenience at the expense of public health, we explore the everyday selfishness that reshapes society one petty, thoughtless decision at a time. Why do we tolerate small-scale evil? Is it because it's legal? Is it because we do it too? Or is it because fighting it would require… being annoying at city council meetings?

Tragic asks if we've all become tiny tyrants with ring lights. Pill says if evil exists at scale, it starts in your HOA.

As always, expect sharp insights, chaotic hypotheticals, and a few curses directed at city planners, billionaires, and that guy who put a mirror on his lawn to reflect sun into his neighbor’s eyes. If last episode was geopolitics, this one’s your local devil. And yes, he drives a Tesla with tinted windows and cuts in line at Trader Joe’s.

Tune in, rage responsibly, and maybe don’t plant another male tree.