It's Davi the scapegoat today, we are talking with Cameron Lineberry.

I've been in a bit of a funk lately, so my friend Cameron stopped by to cheer me up.

Since we're usually talking about scary spooky toxic workplaces, I figured who better than Cameron?

To talk about scary spooky Halloween movies with, get you guys all geared up for the holiday.

All of the things that are going to scare you way more than that refrigerator in the

break room that desperately needs cleaning, way more than that toxic co-worker that's taking

everything personally, way more than that weirdo boss that says creep-ass things behind the scenes.

So turn off the lights, light yourself a candle, and settle in, it's gonna get spooky.

But first, a shout out to our episode sponsor, scapegoat listeners.

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