Episode 137 “Corporate Takeover”

The Realest Podcast Ever

TRPE, LLC.

News, Entertainment News, Society & Culture, News Commentary

2.4 • 656 Ratings

🗓️ 15 February 2021

⏱️ 136 minutes

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Summary

On this week’s episode of TRPE the fellas have some much needed feminine energy join the show! Today they have Alysha & Alicia on to discuss the benefits, drawbacks & culture of working in corporate America (Alicia) vs. being an entrepreneur (Alysha). Together the foursome discuss diversity, equity & inclusion in corporate and a myriad of other topics!! The guys also have their usual topic rundown & classic TRPE moments you’ve come to love.

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0:00.0	The realest podcast ever.
0:04.0	The realest podcast ever.
0:08.0	The realest podcast ever.
0:10.0	Y'all's the hate on all of my moves, but now niggas on it.
0:14.0	That used to beat me on me and my fuse, but now niggas on it.
0:18.0	I said you want it.
0:19.0	I used to tell him I'm gonna hit me a show When that niggas on it Her homie's on it
0:22.6	Your homieies on it Now you want it Your homie's on The realest podcast ever
0:37.7	The realest podcast ever
0:40.8	The realest podcast ever
0:43.9	I'm sitting here and fighting with this mic
0:48.7	Like now I need a damn Alan wrench
0:50.1	Matt fixes the mic for me
0:51.4	And the shit just slowly
0:52.7	Shifts down again anyway.
0:56.0	No, you wouldn't need an Allen wrench.
0:57.2	You just need a regular wrench.
0:58.4	Like a small wrench.
0:59.5	The little connect set wrenches.
1:01.7	Yeah, a little tiny wrench.
1:03.1	Yeah. Alan, no, I'm thinking of Alan Key.
1:06.2	That's the same thing as Allen Key?
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