Part 4/6:
The Working Day in Perspective
Once on-air, Goldberg describes the show as a space where frustrations are vented—specifically about mundane struggles like waiting at the DMV or being hospitalized. These are just the kinds of frustrations that the show regularly airs and are relatable to many viewers.
She estimates that her workday amounts to about four hours—comprising commuting, preparation, the live airing, and returning home. Her tone is both humorous and critical, emphasizing that her rigorous work schedule is vastly different from the intense manual labor performed by many working-class individuals.