Trev Chirps, also known as Trevor, is a TikTok creator known for his funny and polite heckling videos at minor league baseball games. Richie and Trev discuss Trev's approach to making baseball fun for both the players and the crowd with his lighthearted and well-researched sideline commentary.

The best part about golf is even if your average score is higher than Einstein’s IQ (like mine), you fit right in if you just play along with your team and don’t cause a major distraction.

Before you spend two days fasting in preparation for that all-you-can-eat macaroni bar at a fifty-foot-long buffet during your cousin David’s wedding, check out my list of 3 of the worst people at a buffet.

Before you charge the kitchen, with your aggressive shake-n-bake, and land a body bag shot to your opponent, check out my list of 3 of the worst pickleball players.

From prisoner to podcaster. Ian Bick discusses life after prison.

Apparently, it’s death, taxes, and sports parents vicariously living their childish fantasies that are the only guarantees in life.

Yes, sadly there are sports parents across the country who will shout at referees during a nine-year-old’s baseball game to the point where you think they will owe money to a shady bookie if their kid strikes out.

During football season, you can’t go 24 hours without hearing someone in or around your social circle talk about fantasy football as if they really are an NFL coach.

Justice for Harvey.

Even a three-star Michelin-rated dining experience can be ruined by a gross diner who gives more icks than said restaurant has likes on social media.

In this episode, I’ll highlight some of the monumentally inappropriate Uber passengers that make navigating the busy streets even more difficult.

It seems like the world needs a refresher on how to treat people who work in service with the same respect and kindness you would expect for yourself.

Before your weekend road trip with the worst passenger on Earth makes you want to relive the final scene of Thelma & Louise, check out my list of The 3 Rudest Road Trippers.

Some people are convinced their $4 drink entitles them to some sort of WeWork office space relationship where they can set up shop for hours.

before you run to list your house on Zillow because your already insane neighbor has stocked up on enough discount fireworks to start a war, check out my Top 3 Worst People on July 4th.

“Can you see me? Okay, what about now? No? Hmm, interesting… I could have sworn I upgraded the software."

We’ve come to the end of my three-part series on the weirdest coworkers in the office and I’d like to think I saved the absolute worst for last.

In my tenure as Modern Manners Guy, I like to think I could make a top 1,000 list of the rudest people in the office but I’ve narrowed it down to a three part series, outlining my favorites… well, least favorites, but you get my drift. Now, let’s bring on round two!

Of course, we have the unmannerly classics (which I’ve touched on), such as the “Nepo Corporate Baby,” “Captain Always Late,” or “The Improper Curser,” but this list will dive deeper into a list of unsavory office characters.

Unless you own a private jet, flying for work is never fun—it’s just not.

The last thing you want is to show up with a disingenuous excuse that gives “my dog ate my homework” a run for its money.

Before you decide to turn your office breakroom into your personal comedy cellar, here are my 3 rules for cursing in the office.

We all know the Corporate Nepo Baby—the lucky few whose main claim to fame is well, their parents’ claim to fame.

With all the contentment you have with your work friends, not everything should be widely discussed.