Annie Wilder - #1490-2

Tom Barnard Podcast

News, Comedy

4.6 • 637 Ratings

🗓️ 31 October 2018

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Do you believe in ghosts? Tim "Jim" Lammers does, so you're in good company. Annie also does, which should be obvious given she wrote a book on ghost stories. True ones. Fake ghost stories are usually boring.

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0:00.0	We're back in the saddle again.
0:02.8	That was not very good.
0:03.7	That was bad.
0:04.6	What are you going to do?
0:06.0	We haven't heard from Timmy yet?
0:07.8	No.
0:08.4	Timothy.
0:10.8	Barnes & Noble fired Demos Parneros in July.
0:14.0	He sued Barnes & Noble over the firing in August.
0:16.4	Now Barnes and Noble is hitting back.
0:18.6	The bookseller is countersuing Parneros, claiming its former CEO breached his duties of loyalty and good faith, per Reuters.
0:25.6	He did so, B&N says, by allegedly sexually harassing a female employee, bullying workers under him, and trying to sabotage a potential sale of the company.
0:35.6	B&N originally had not specified why Parneros, or Perrineros, it says here.
0:42.3	At the other, at top it says Parneros and then it says Pareneros.
0:45.5	Let's see what it actually is.
0:47.2	It is Parneros.
0:49.0	It is Parneros.
0:49.7	I thought so.
0:50.3	Damos Parneros.
0:51.4	It sounds very Greek.
0:53.2	Yes, I would have to agree with you on that one.
0:56.6	In any case, BNN originally had not specified why Parneros, who did not receive severance, was fired.
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