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Don’t Be That Guy Emergency PSA – Throwback Episode
I started out a few years back by stating that “I am trying my best to keep you from being that guy. Today will mark the second installment of the series where I discuss what I mean by this phrase. There are a lot of people out there that leave me asking the question, “why”. That when there is a need or where there is a job for them to do, they shy away. Or when their family needs them to grow up and be a man, they cower in the corner and hope for a solution to smack them in the face.
I am here to drench you in some cold truth. Today’s show is a double edged sword in which it is entertaining and very truthful. If you are apart of this group of people that I am going to discuss today, you need to either grow up or man up, take your pick. Not all of it is me getting perturbed though. Some is meant to be pure entertainment. My blood pressure dropped toward the end.
If you are the The “I lost my job, I’m looking for something better” guy then you need to listen to my show I did a few weeks ago called Preparing For A Job Loss.
WHAT IS IN THE CATEGORY OF “THAT GUY”?
My own personal Emergency Broadcast
The “I lost my job, I’m looking for something better” guy
“I’m too important to move over on the road” guy
The “I only had 2 beers, I can drive” guy
“I am going to do my entire set in front of the dumbbell rack” guy
The “I didn’t know that I sweated that much on the bench” guy
How we can make this a regular podcast
No resources were used in the show, just my frustration.
Thank you for listening. Please find Skilled Gentlemen Podcaston Facebook, iTunes, Twitter, and Youtube, and follow or subscribe to keep up with me. The wheels are always turning over here in the office and you should be aware of what is going on. Sign up for the newsletter to get all updates to the podcast with your email address. All comments, complaints, concerns, or questions please either comment below or email me at [email protected]. Again, thank you for listening and as always, be the gentlemen that your family wants you to be.
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By SGPI started out a few years back by stating that “I am trying my best to keep you from being that guy. Today will mark the second installment of the series where I discuss what I mean by this phrase. There are a lot of people out there that leave me asking the question, “why”. That when there is a need or where there is a job for them to do, they shy away. Or when their family needs them to grow up and be a man, they cower in the corner and hope for a solution to smack them in the face.
I am here to drench you in some cold truth. Today’s show is a double edged sword in which it is entertaining and very truthful. If you are apart of this group of people that I am going to discuss today, you need to either grow up or man up, take your pick. Not all of it is me getting perturbed though. Some is meant to be pure entertainment. My blood pressure dropped toward the end.
If you are the The “I lost my job, I’m looking for something better” guy then you need to listen to my show I did a few weeks ago called Preparing For A Job Loss.
WHAT IS IN THE CATEGORY OF “THAT GUY”?
My own personal Emergency Broadcast
The “I lost my job, I’m looking for something better” guy
“I’m too important to move over on the road” guy
The “I only had 2 beers, I can drive” guy
“I am going to do my entire set in front of the dumbbell rack” guy
The “I didn’t know that I sweated that much on the bench” guy
How we can make this a regular podcast
No resources were used in the show, just my frustration.
Thank you for listening. Please find Skilled Gentlemen Podcaston Facebook, iTunes, Twitter, and Youtube, and follow or subscribe to keep up with me. The wheels are always turning over here in the office and you should be aware of what is going on. Sign up for the newsletter to get all updates to the podcast with your email address. All comments, complaints, concerns, or questions please either comment below or email me at [email protected]. Again, thank you for listening and as always, be the gentlemen that your family wants you to be.