on linux: what arguments do you use with netstat or ss? (and what situation do you run it in?)

the only thing I can think of is `netstat -tulpn` to show all processes that are listening on a port and the PID (so I can kill the offending process) but I feel like there must be one or two more useful ones

(I say "linux" because linux netstat is a bit different)

@b0rk when netstat, I use -tulpen because it's easy to remember ("Tulpen" means tulips in German). But newer systems don't have netstat anymore.
For ss, I use mostly -tlpn or -tpn, depending on whether I'm looking for listening or connected sockets.