Girl. That was me. Wait, I'm trying to do a corporate. Girl, girl, girl. Welcome to the meeting. Hello, hello. I'm sorry, can you hear me? Is your Zoom on? Is your camera on, girl? Saeed, how can I oversee you if I can't see you? Oh, no. Turn your camera on. Not oversee. I'm Sayy Jones, and I'm triggered. Chantelle just said, yuck.

Yuck.

And I. Turn your camera on. Not overseas. I'm Sayy Jones and I'm triggered.

Chantelle just said yuck.

Yuck.

And I'm Zach Stafford and you're listening to Vibe Check.

Listeners, that usage of Oversea as a joke is a little Easter egg to our guests for this week's

HASIS, our mini-series, where we talk to our favorite black women across culture, politics,

and everything else in the world.

And this week's guest is Lisa Beasley.

You may not know that name, but you will know this name, corporate Aaron.

Corporate Aaron really exploded across social media over, Corporate Aaron. Corporate Aaron really exploded across

social media over the past few years. Corporate Aaron is the character, but we know her as a real

TikTok person who is a corporate girly who's always telling us, are we there for our meeting at 9 a.m.?

Deliverables, assets, ready. Scope. And Corporate Aaron was discovered by the actress comedian writer Lisa Beasley, who is an incredible person,

a professor at my undergrad, DePaul University in Chicago.

She is an amazing and amazing person.

We sat down with her for really an incredible conversation, Said.

And she's the one that made the oversee joke.

That's her joke.

How can I oversee you if I can't see you is her joke. So I borrowed it for her. That's so traumatic. That's so traumatic. Anyone who's been forced to turn their camera on during a Zoom when you're like, you don't need to see me. You're just, yeah. And think of it this way, folks, you black person with your camera off, for whatever reason you need to have that camera off, and a white manager

saying, how am I supposed to oversee you if I can't see you?

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