As a kid growing up in Chicago, there was one horror movie I was too scared to watch.

It was called Candyman. It was about this supernatural killer who would attack his victims if they said his name five times into a bathroom mirror.

But did you know that the movie Candyman was partly inspired by an actual murder?

I was struck by both how spooky it was, but also how outrageous it was.

Listen to Candyman, the true story behind the bathroom mirror murder, early and ad-free,

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Now hiring.

Jacqueline.

Yes.

This one will apply to you.

There's a report that only 3% of black professionals want to return to work full time post-COVID.

If you are hiring and you are the lovely HR voice on this show you fire somebody who don't want to come back in the office oh that's a good one

because I don't want to go back into the office. However, if they say we're going back to the office and you tell me you're not coming back to the office, I'm going to also tell you to go ahead and give me your two weeks, send your badge in, I need your keys, it's

over because they want you back.

Ralph, could you go back into an office now, now that you've enjoyed having the kids and

everybody right there at your fingertips at all times?

Yep.

Yeah, but I can go back to the office.

It would be eight hours of quiet. Yep. Yeah, I can go back to the office. It would be eight hours of quiet.

Nobody asking you to turn on the Xbox or yelling at you indirectly for being in the wrong place.

I probably could go back into the office.

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