TRANSCRIPT OF THIS EPISODE

Hello everybody. Father Surge here and welcome to the fourth edition of Father's Rage podcast. Today we're going to be learning the word that you know very, very well by now.

Yes, you guessed it right. The word is snap. To snap or to snap at somebody.

Which means to say something quickly and in an angry way to somebody. So when you're angry or you're irritated and you say something not very good to the person and you say it quickly and you're angry. So what you do there is you snap.

You snap at somebody. And obviously we do it. We do it all the time.

Maybe not every day. But we snap at our colleagues. We snap at our family.

We snap at our neighbors. If we are driving, we snap at other drivers. It happens all of the time because our emotions are stronger and we need to do something with them.

So we just snap. We snap at other people. But that's not the only thing that happens, right? Other people snap at us because they're also angry.

Because they also don't like what we do or don't do. And that's okay. That's just how we live and how we communicate, right? We snap at people.

People snap at us. And that's okay. Even yesterday what happened was I snapped at people all day long.

I woke up in the morning and I had headache. I wasn't feeling good. So I snapped at my cat.

Then I went to the kitchen and I snapped at my wife. And my wife snapped at me. Then I went to work and I snapped at the bus driver who was taking me there.

When I entered the office building, I snapped at the guard. And obviously he snapped at me. When I came into the office, the first thing I did was I snapped at the boss.

The boss didn't like it and he fired me. So that's why I'm recording this podcast. Because I want you to stop snapping and not repeat my mistake.

It may have some very nasty consequences. It's natural but it's better not to snap at people, don't you think? Thank you. Have a wonderful day.

Don't snap at people. Just snap your fingers. Especially if you want to make a snap decision.

And you know what? It's a snap.