What secrets can you spill now that an NDA has finally expired?

I worked for Equifax 20-something years ago. We were doing things with your data that we were not supposed to do.

I know this is going to come as a great shock to a lot of people.

I worked for a company that did screen printing and engraving, and one of their biggest clients was the US military.

They bought everything from China. They had a person who'd cut out the Made in China tags and

replace them with Made in the USA tags. My grandma worked for a shirt factory in the 1950s and

always swore that they'd finish out the last few shirts of the large orders by sewing new labels

into whatever they had available. Need three more mediums? Here, take the small swore that they'd finish out the last few shirts of the large orders by sewing new labels into

whatever they had available. Need three more mediums? Here, take the small tags out of these three

and sew in mediums. If you're ever with an elderly loved one and they get a Medicare call,

hang up, just hang up right away. I've worked at a company in downtown Chicago this last year,

and they were absolute slime balls.

All of these young agents scamming old people, promising something about this new upgrade to their

insurance, when they're really just taking them off their plan. A lot of these people had Alzheimer's,

and we'd get POAs calling in saying that we took their mother or father or aunt off a plan,

and now they can't get back on their plan for an entire year. I finally quit because it was so horrific what we

had to do to our elders to get a paycheck. I personally tried to do everything I could to not be

slimy, but at the end of the day the whole job was effed. I took a man off his plan and I was

going to have him start a new one the following month.

He didn't have his medication list on him, so told me he'd email it to me.

He finally emails me a list of at least 20 medications,

one of these that was covered for like 20 bucks on his plan,

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