It's time to kill the first date list once and for all. The damage has been done (eyes on the Q4 earnings report for The Cheesecake Factory).

Do you have certain customers that complain about everything they buy? Do they do it so frequently that you've considered banning or blocking them from your website or store? You're not alone. Today we're going to expose them. Some call them Karen's (or Kevin's if they're a guy), and they infect the businesses and even our friend groups with their negativity. No matter how far you bend your back for them, nothing seems to work to help these people. What you didn't know is that there is a deeper psychological reason as to why these people can't be helped.

Step into the world of bartending where we share the most incredible stories in our episode, "Mixing Magic: Amazing Bar Stories Unveiled!" Bartenders have some awesome tales to tell, and we're here to share them with you. In this episode, you'll hear about surprising moments at the bar that will make you go "Wow!" From funny customer stories to wild drink-making blunders, bartenders will tell you about their most amazing experiences. You won't believe the things that can happen behind the bar!

The sequel to Scam Likely is here! Call center scams, romance scams, delivery app scams and more...Are you getting GOT?

Now former Michigan State football coach Mel Tucker gets caught with his pants down. Also, a few weeks ago the Mexican government toted out extraterrestrial bodies for the world to see in a fashion reminiscent of an elementary school science fair. At this point the mass pubic just feels like "Alien" talks only surface when something terrible is about to be passed into law...At least that's how we feel. Listen.

The internet has only been available to the general population of the world in the last 30 years. The rapid progression toward more advanced use cases decade after decade is profound. What's even more astounding is how quickly the thought to be ingrained value set and "good nature" modern society has declined in opposition of the advancement of the internet with the increase of convenient access.

The staff gets into some modern conspiracies, what the Olympics does to the economies surrounding the chosen location, and GREED.

How many times have you been through the hood and saw that guy with headphones on practically screaming the lyrics to a song? You probably thought, "what's wrong with him?". Good question. Our friend here mighty be battling with some level of trauma. The inner city, specifically neighborhoods that are comprised mostly of minorities are teeming with individuals with untreated mental health issues. In most cases, people are dismissed as either being on drugs or loose cannons, when they're actually in need of some help. Let's discuss it https://youtube.com/@customerservicepodcast

Is there truth to violent music making people more violent? We think so. Also, a video of Jamie Foxx (or an AI version of Jamie Foxx) resurfaces after months of absence for medical problems (the jab? 🤔). Is it a coincidence that the video comes up just as Netflix premieres "They Cloned Tyrone"? Spoiler alert, in the movie, music is a tool used to control the minds of the town people.

We begin with a debate between Malcom X and Bayard Rustin held in the 1960's in regards to integration. If the black community is to take steps in the right direction to correcting it's problems, the community must first look within the community itself. Could it be that the black community is too culturally diverse and that is the root of the issue? What of the idea of segregating the community from within? Listen and think on this one.