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Came across this yesterday in the USA today.

43% of employees say that acting interested in their boss's dumb story is at least moderately important in being promoted.

Only 43% think they should pretend to be interested in their boss's dumb story.

You're crazy.

Come on now. Where is one of you guys saying that's interesting Jack?

Come on are you paying attention to the show?

Oh that was a comedic opening the size of the grand canyon.

Are you telling me nearly 60% of people think it's okay to pretend they're bored by their boss's story?

It's sincerely at okay.

I just slowly back out of the room hope he doesn't notice.

Good luck never moving up the ladder.

So a couple of things coming up this hour will do clips of the week toward the end of the hour because we have a couple of special guests including a woman who was

probably going to become a victim of the rapist killer who was recently apprehended back in the day.

But right now we turn to Abos Amalani.

There's a research fellow and co-director of the Iran Democracy Project at the Hoover Institution among other notable titles.

Abos how are you sir?

Thank you very much.

May we call you Abos?

You're interested in your jokes.

Oh thank you.

So we appreciate your time first of all.

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