Werkplace Comedy

The swindlers are out here and the burglars are burgling. AI takes the spot at #1 this week, yet again, because we find only more evidence that it's being fine-tuned and pushed upon us - not because there aren't enough people to do the work (is the job market actually thriving???) but because it's cheaper to use non-people that you don't have to pay.

Also, we're talking about ... an opportunity for folks who want to be intimate ... in an audio form. From men to AI, the swindlers are swindling. IT'S AI!!!

This episode was produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker.

This episode is a work of fiction for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to any persons, living or dead, places, things, groups, companies, individuals, sole proprietors, limited liability corporations, etc. is strictly and purely coincidental.

We're hitting a few different bases today. We're talking about social media vs the Werkplace, vs the regular world. We're also going into hustle culture vs millennials vs 65 year olds who apparently thrive in hustle culture. We do take a detour to discuss what Michelle and Sam would do IMMEDIATELY after winning the lottery. All before we learn about someone who dated a trash boy . . .

The agenda is FULL TODAY. We start with an employer from Texas who just really seems to hate it when their employees try to live. Then, we're rolling over to Hollywood where YOU can meet with an agent - if you don't suck lol. While we're in Hollywood, we're learning about a TV show that'll help you if you're a woman who thinks her husband is cheating on her . . . We're also talking about housewives and how it's all Sam really wants to do, and lastly, we learn about a boss that is just MESS. Sleeping with employees, the whole bit. Oh but then after that, the most important shout-out of all, W*ngst*p Ranch. Heaven.

This podcast, like all of our podcasts, is a work of fiction created for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to literally anyone or thing, living or dead, in existence or not, is strictly and purely coincidental. If you would like to submit a story, please do so via email at [email protected] or via DM to our instagram @werkplacecomedy.

This episode is performed by Michelle Oh and Sam Everett Baker and was produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker.

This episode is about stealing, and how companies do it legally and then we'll like, tell them that it's a bad thing and then they'll be like... no but it's a good thing and then we just like... go back to work for some reason.

We're also breaking down Food Savers, Stanley Cups, Snack Machines, and Oreo Truffles.

This episode, like all of our episodes, are a work of fiction for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to persons, places, things, groups, religious groups, companies, businesses, employees, employers, brands, opportunities, etc. is purely coincidental.

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Honey, the calendar is FULL!

We're talking about Jodie Foster and what she thinks about GenZ. We're talking about cannabis vs. the workplace. We're learning about a chancellor who makes porn? And we're covering the fact that a work spouse is... well you'll have to listen to learn what we think about it. One more thing we do is learn Sam's tagline if he were a real housewife: "either you make it to where I don't see this sh*t again, or I will." Which was gonna be the title of the episode but its too long.

A bundle of a week, this week. We did tape this on Christmas but it's not a Christmas episode as far as content. We're joining YouTube! It's still not up and running, but we'll be uploading a video of each podcast, with captions, to YouTube very soon!

We discuss seasonal jobs and the fantastic people we meet while working them. We learn about a private investigator gig? That is available to... anyone. We discuss therapy for your horrible boss and how to deal with the Sunday scaries- and we learn about a pizza place from hell. AND THEN, we talk about AI, and working for Santa in a mall. A lot happens this week.

WE ARE BACK! After more than the two weeks we promised (because Sam's computer broke but fortunately he had Apple Care + and now it's not broken!!).

This week we're hashing our holiday moment from a few weeks ago, and addressing a job prospect some of you missed out on.

We're also learning about a 90's celebrity has-been who can't keep himself to himself - which is all bad.

And Sam talks about another 90's person who is a rockstar and has *thee worst fans*.

OH! And we're talking about Bumble and it's current staffing issues, no thanks to lawmakers in Texas.

Lot's to hash-out on this week's daily grind, welcome back cowerkers!!

Sam's going through vertigo and Michelle is keepin' on. We also mention ignorant statements made by the CEO of Disney and compare them to the fact that HE DOESN'T EVEN GOOO TO URGENT CARE (probably). We talk about strip clubs in California and the way that some dancers can now join Actor's Equity! And we talk about two gay people who worked in different paint stores. A good time was had by all.