The Working Experience

Think running a company is just about making sure the work gets done? Hell no! Welcome to the new generation of workers who demand that their employers satisfy their emotional and spiritual needs as well as paying them a salary. Speaking of demands, you can order McDonald's on your phone and someone will get it for you! How did the human race survive before on demand food delivery?

TGIM Everyone! Get out of bed, pull your socks on, get out there and win! It's all about winning.

Hey y'all it's Friday! Party Hard! Try to not scratch your ass in public, sends mixed messages.

Millennials are burned out, stressed out, done in and ready to throw in the towel. Too many things on their plates, the To Do List never gets done. Tim is so burnt he can't even register to vote! What's the answer? Do nothing. Seriously. F$%k it!

It Memorial Day Weekend! Enjoy! Just don't fall on a grill or shoot yourself in the balls. That would be a fun crusher.

John and Matty K discuss the notion of male loneliness and men's inability to confide in their male friends. So, they dump it all on their wives or girlfriends. The term "emotional gold digger" came up in the article and it seems an apt description. 

Full face helmets, Go Pro Cameras and corporate sponsorship: Matty K and John discuss the cut throat competition of toddler bike races! Then we get into junk food; if you're unhappy at work try stuffing your face.  And a big shout out to Big Time Tommy.  Check him out on Gram.  Take it Ess..

TGIM...Massage that Monday...make sweet love to it...you only have four more days...

A survey listed the top distractions for people working in offices.  Pets?  Making coffee?  Weather?  These people sound like they are suffering from PTSD.  Maybe Tony Robbins has the answers!  All you need to do is cough up $85,000 and walk on hot coals.  He may even let you get a peek up his bathrobe!  Oh la la! 

Matt G joins Matty K again to tell a tale of love gone very, very wrong.  Matt G works for one of the largest insurance agencies and has a gem of a story about one of his coworkers, who is obsessed with getting on to a reality tv show and his wife tried to kill him...not once, but twice.   How's that for reality tv?