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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is stuber in the den with dangerous day. Well,
is keeping your home organized the same as keeping it clean?
Is more like everything in its place and a place
for everything Well. A new poll looked at the most
organized rooms in our home. Number one is a tidiest
place your house Top five living room. Forty five percent
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of Americans claim their living room is very organized. Only
four percent say it's a disaster. The main bathroom at
forty four percent, followed by the kitchen, dining room, and bedroom.
Can you guess the least organized spots in your house? Well,
believe it or not. The garage tops the list, that's
followed by closets, the basement, other bedrooms, and your home office.
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Six percent of people say it's a disaster with a
lot of clutter on the desk. The poll also found,
and this is shocking, women do the most organization in
the household. Seventy four percent of women said they mostly
are the ones who handle it forty two percent or
men who claim they do. And if you're the guy
looking for a fight, be sure to mention this last
at Women far more likely to say they enjoy doing it.
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Twenty three percent of women said they love organizing a
home compared to just sixteen percent of men. Women are
also twice as likely to say they hate it, though
four percent of women compared to two percent of men.
Get your stuff organized, put it away that way, I
can never find it deeper in the two. You know
everybody makes goofs at work, and some people I know
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more often than others. Some are just awkward, like repeatedly
calling a coworker a wrong name, or something humiliating like
noticeably nodding off in the middle of a zoom call.
They ask people online what are some of the biggest,
most embarrassing mistakes that people have made it work? Some
of the best ones include, I killed the wrong person.
I work in death benefits, received a claim that XYZ
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had died. Turns out there's two people with the same name,
same day to birth in the same city. I sent
company wide email about my dog's bet appointment instead of
sales numbers. Subject line was Lulu has worms. I accidentally
used a free image that said Mary Chris math with
the ass being basically in large letters. It's for the
newsletter for hundreds of donors at a Christian nonprofit. Other
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weird things people have shared that they did most embarrassing
mistakes at work. I thought to put my lunch in
the microwave for four minutes. Turns out it was forty.
I got distracted talking to somebody, the kitchen burned down
and had to evacuate fourteen levels. I wrote a profile
for a teacher candidate said they enjoyed torturing students, they
meant tutoring. It went out to hundreds of schools. I
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worked for a renewable energy company and I printed multiple
large banners for conference that said fossil fuels are our
only chance instead of fossil free is our only chance.
Company had remote all hands meeting, thought it was on
mute while the CMO was talking. So my dog came
in with a toy and I said, good girl, you're
such a girl, not realizing everybody could hear me. So
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to my absolute horror, he said. The CMO said, well,
thank you, and I work in retail. It was my
turn to train our new employees. She walked in, I
took her back to clock in started showing her around,
only for her to tell me after fifteen minutes of
the tour that she was just a customer shopping with
her mom and one person said, I was in a
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meeting discussing somebody's job performance while sharing my screen, and
when my boss started talking, I switched to notes for
my team's chat, wrote in all caps, the girl the
tea on blank is piping. I was still sharing my
screen and I'm also in hr wow. Oops too again
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