Being a part of the Live Events industry. I've done a number well, several corporate meetings over the years where they were, letting people know that things were happening with their job. And those are always so awkward to sit in. Um, I did 1 where they had a really nice cocktail reception set up and they were playing a video, it was actually a DVD. That's how long ago this was. And we went to test the DVD to make sure everything worked audio and video and everything, and they were like, no, no, no, you can't play it. You can't play that. Um, and we're like, well, we kind of have to test it. They're like, we're just play the first 5 seconds, and it was the CEO of this company. Basically, telling everybody, if you're in this room, things are changing with your job. You'll have a meeting soon to discuss what's going to happen to you. So, that was strange, did a show on a factory floor 1 time, where they basically via satellite, told everybody that people were laid off and nobody from the company was in the room. It was just us a, VTech that was real strange, but corporate just is that way. It really sucks.

Hey, Sean. Hey, Sean. Hey Sabrina. Hopefully you're listening. First time, dispatch or long time listener. Sorry to hear what you guys are going through, man. But uh, in the words of Sabrina, I promise you, I will smoke weed every day. Wiggle, wiggle, pot, pot,

I unfortunately didn't get to start the show at 11:00 a.m. this morning, but I am really upset to hear that Sabrina is gone. I hate Corporate America so much. And if they literally let you guys go as a show completely they are out of their minds. You all are the only reason I ever turned on to 104.1. And now I listen to every single show if it wasn't for you all, I would never have listened to this show at all.

What's going on News? Junkie crew. and I got up at 12:15 this morning, 4:35 trucks of concrete. I'm tired heading home. Just turned the show on. Sad to hear about Sabrina, man. That sucks. Um, I'm talking about firing people, I had to fire. My best friend from, uh, concrete company that we were working for. I was just boss and uh, we had to drive back home together in my truck at the end of the day after I had fired him. And he was also my roommate. So it was super awkward and I would not want to have to do that again.

good afternoon, Sean having been A party. on the negative side of a, Reduction of force event. It really does matter how they handle it. the company I worked for, Did teams meetings every 10 minutes. With each individual being laid off. Of course, I was fourth or fifth down the list. So I started getting texts from my co-workers, let me know. Hey, hold on to your socks. You're about to get laid off. so, when the Event happened. It was pretty anticlimactic. I basically told the guy, I don't want to hear your sob story. Just tell me what my package is. If it had been a face-to-face meeting, it would have been a lot better.