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This is Richard. Billionaire. Car wash mogul. The kind of boss who thinks clapping counts as leadership and jet fuel is a personality trait.
In this episode, Richard invites his top lieutenant on a private jet. What follows is a masterclass in power trips, precision scheduling, and a level of ego that makes Chad look downright self-aware.
It’s real. It’s ridiculous. And unfortunately, it’s just the beginning.
Oh—and wait until you hear what his car wash empire is called.
Know a real-life Michael Scott?
Or just have a workplace story so awkward it deserves its own HR file? We want to hear it. Funny, absurd, or jaw-droppingly tone-deaf—if it happened at work, it belongs here. Names will be changed (mostly), but the stories stay true.
Send yours to [email protected].
Thanks for contributing… and remember: HR is always watching.
By Benedict SterlingThis is Richard. Billionaire. Car wash mogul. The kind of boss who thinks clapping counts as leadership and jet fuel is a personality trait.
In this episode, Richard invites his top lieutenant on a private jet. What follows is a masterclass in power trips, precision scheduling, and a level of ego that makes Chad look downright self-aware.
It’s real. It’s ridiculous. And unfortunately, it’s just the beginning.
Oh—and wait until you hear what his car wash empire is called.
Know a real-life Michael Scott?
Or just have a workplace story so awkward it deserves its own HR file? We want to hear it. Funny, absurd, or jaw-droppingly tone-deaf—if it happened at work, it belongs here. Names will be changed (mostly), but the stories stay true.
Send yours to [email protected].
Thanks for contributing… and remember: HR is always watching.