In the third episode of Tiny Hills to Die On, Sharon and Steph are back to making mountains out of mole hills. Here is what you can expect in this episode:

• The Friendship Breakup: Steph argues that friendships are voluntary and that it is perfectly okay to "break up" with a friend if the dynamic is no longer serving you.
• The "Hi/Hey" Texting Rule: Sharon is dying on the hill that you are not obligated to respond to a text that just says "hi" or "hey".
• Matcha Latte Truths: A user submission sparks a debate over whether matcha lattes are actually just an excuse to drink milk and sugar.

Tune in to decide: Are these hills you're willing to die on?

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Are QR code menus superior or a digital disaster? Should Halloween costumes be mandatory to bring back a sense of "whimsy"?

This week, we tackle the battle between digital and paper menus, the case for 2% costume effort, and a controversial listener take on banning personal cars.

Are these hills you’re willing to die on? Listen now to find out!

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• Email your petty takes: tinyhillspod@gmail.com

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Welcome to the very first episode of Tiny Hills to Die On—the petty opinions podcast where your hosts, Sharon and Stephany, make mountains out of molehills.

We dive into our very first set of takes:

• Stephany's Hill: Zero talking in movie theaters.
• Sharon’s Hill: Beaches are a miserable waste of time.
• Listener Submission: Is couch lounging past one hour lazy?

Connect with the show:

• Instagram & TikTok: @TinyHillsPod
• Email your petty takes: tinyhillspod@gmail.com

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