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The Rudeness Epidemic
From cell phones ringing in the movies to people texting during dinner to obnoxious drivers, society's lack of civility is astounding. Dr. Phil shines a spotlight on rude people, and some are even sitting in his audience!

Dr. Phil takes several audience members to task for being late. Don't miss his reaction when someone's cell phone rings in the studio! Plus, comedian Kate Rigg hits the streets to find out what happens when people's buttons are pushed.
Robert says he made a waitress cry for mixing up his order, and he told a buddy's new girlfriend that she wouldn't be around for long. His stepdaughter, Melinda, says he doesn't know when to stop joking around.

Anne says she's tired of her sister, Kimberly, constantly interrupting others. Kimberly says she always has something important to say, and she doesn't feel the need to change.

Dr. Phil fields questions from the audience. Has he ever thought about getting a toupee? What's the sex of his daughter-in-law's baby?
Extra Content
I See Rude People
by Amy Alkon
Get your copy, available in bookstores everywhere, on November 27!
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