Let’s cut the crap—“culture” isn’t a ping-pong table in the breakroom or a laminated mission statement on the wall. Culture is Jerry. And Jerry is why people quit.

In this episode of Advertising in America, Ryan, Mick, and Chris throw elbows at the myth that culture is fluff. They unpack how toxic bosses, hollow perks, and lip-service values quietly bleed companies dry—and why the few brands that actually live their culture end up building empires. From Wells Fargo’s spectacular crash to Zappos’ billion-dollar sale, the lesson is simple: culture sells, or it sinks.

Episode Highlights:

• People don’t quit companies—they quit bosses.
• Wells Fargo proves toxic culture costs billions.
• Zappos proves authentic culture can be priceless.
• Pizza parties, perks, and penguins won’t save you.

This episode’s for the leaders brave enough to stop faking it—and bold enough to let their culture be real, messy, and unforgettable.

🎧 Hit play. Then go build a culture that actually means something.

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