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We Read Reddit r/AITJ Stories: Privacy Concerns and Public Conversations

We Read Reddit r/AITJ Stories: Privacy Concerns and Public Conversations

Update: 2025-09-08
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(00:00:00 ) Intro

(00:03:55 ) AITJ for emergency braking?

(00:12:20 ) AITJ for how I handled a frustrating situation at the pharmacy?

(00:21:08 ) AITJ for not wanting to pursue my dream job because my wife sacrificed hers?

(00:28:34 ) AITJ for not being mad at my daughter and thinking she's actually pretty funny?

(00:37:31 ) Ending



On the 6th episode of The Joevelocity Show, Joe is joined by his mother Sharon, and we discuss some r/AITJ parties stories from Reddit.

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• AITJ for emergency braking?

We start with a situation involving an emergency stop to avoid hitting a cat, which led to a minor disagreement. We debate whether the driver's actions were justified, considering the safety concerns and the instinctive nature of the reaction. It's a blend of lighthearted banter and thoughtful discussion on responsibility and reflexes in tricky situations.

• AITJ for how I handled a frustrating situation at the pharmacy?

Next, we explore a situation at a pharmacy where a customer, who prefers privacy regarding her medications, encountered an issue when a pharmacy clerk insisted on having her state her first name aloud, despite her handing over her ID. We discuss the discomfort and potential privacy concerns, touching on the possibility of HIPAA violations when pharmacy staff are not discreet about personal information. Suggestions for handling such situations, including asking for a supervisor or pharmacist, are considered. Additionally, we reflect on the lack of privacy in pharmacies generally, with anecdotes about how medication details are sometimes spoken aloud, prompting some individuals to opt for mail-order prescriptions to maintain their privacy.

• AITJ for not wanting to pursue my dream job because my wife sacrificed hers?

This chapter explores a complex situation faced by a man who is torn between pursuing his dream job at a game studio and staying with his wife, Emily, who has put her own dreams on hold to support her family. We reflect on the man's internal struggle and the sacrifices both partners have made, questioning whether he is being fair to himself or if he might end up resenting his decision to stay. We discuss the dynamics of their relationship, the need for open communication, and the potential benefits of seeking counseling to address their conflicting aspirations. Ultimately, we ponder the importance of balancing personal dreams with relationship commitments, highlighting the need for a shared vision for the future.

AITJ for not being mad at my daughter and thinking she's actually pretty funny?

In our Moment of Conclusion, we explore a situation where a 12-year-old daughter repeatedly uses a word her parents disapprove of, leading to disagreements between her mother and father on how to handle the behavior. While the mother insists on punishment to deter attention-seeking behavior, the father believes ignoring it will make the daughter lose interest. The conversation highlights the importance of parental unity in setting boundaries and addresses the awkwardness parents feel when their children use language associated with growing up and sexuality. It also touches on the potential differences in parental reactions based on the child's gender.

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We Read Reddit r/AITJ Stories: Privacy Concerns and Public Conversations

We Read Reddit r/AITJ Stories: Privacy Concerns and Public Conversations

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