Hello everybody and welcome back to fingers crossed another episode, another day, another bucket of fun, am I right?

Bucket of fun. It sounds like it's advertising for like a fish fry place. Honestly, it just made me think

of a chum bucket. Six dollar bucket of fun. Six dollar bucket of chum and I still want the secret

formula for the crabby paddy because I'm plankton. But anyway, hi, I'm Sierra, one of your hosts.

Not actually plankton. Not actually plankton. I'm Christy. What's up, you guys? Back for another Tuesday.

This is going to be a really fun episode.

I feel like last week it was, I mean, it was a lively conversation, but also it was a very serious kind of conversation at the same time.

That's how we do it.

We alternate.

We kind of go back and forth between serious and fun.

So today, it's fun. So today it's fun. I feel like on the serious episodes, it's like, get a cup of coffee. And on the fun episodes, it's like, grab a glass of wine.

Pop the prosaco bottle that you've got in your fridge. If only we had the like actual...

Wait, let me time, one time. One time.

Sierra green. That was pretty good. Yeah, that was not bad. We're super excited to get into this episode because it's one of our favorite

types of episodes reading all of your stories and going through all our DMs and emails and

messages from listeners who have their own personal experiences to share. And this particular day,

we are talking about embarrassing or awkward workplace stories. So we are trying to think of something

that it would be like a fun

episode, but also something that like everyone can kind of relate to. Especially something that

encapsulates like where we're at like in our like 20s of like a lot of those entry level jobs,

those first jobs, those temp jobs or the jobs you're just working while you're figuring out

where you're going in your life or like jobs where you're low on the totem pole because I feel like a lot of times those jobs create the best stories because like hierarchies of power and like getting like with bosses and supervisors and those kind of things get into embarrassing moments a lot more because we're trying to like impress and we're trying

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