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Spotify.com slash podcasters to get started. This first story is a tale from retail that takes

place at a video game store. A few years ago I was working at a used video game store. I was behind

the counter doing a morning inventory when a teenager came in. Teenager says, hey, I pre-ordered a copy

of insert game name here. Last week. Is it in yet? Me. Let me check that for you. Do you have an

ID? Checks his ID and he's only 16 years old. The game he pre-ordered was rated M. So I couldn't

sell it to him. Me. Sorry buddy. It looks like this game is rated M. I can't sell it to you because

you're under the age of 18. Is one of your parents in the car? Teenager. No. I paid for the game.

I want it. Me. Believe me. I want nothing more than to give it to you. You are right. You are paid

on it. But company policy restricts me from selling it to you. Teenager. Do you know who I am?

Do you know who my father is? Me. Buddy. I'm on your side. I want to sell the game to you but

my hands are tied. Just come on with your parents or a big brother or even an older friend and I can

give it to you then. Teenager. Enjoy the unemployment line. He exits and I think nothing more about it.

This happens once a week. The next day my boss calls me and asks me to meet at the coffee shop

next door before my shift. He commonly does this to go over monthly numbers. Manager.

Thanks for meeting me. Me. Sure thing. Manager. Yesterday did you have a kid come in asking to

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