Calling Off Work Not Feeling The Vibe

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
I Mow and Sally Morning Show, High there and Happy Friday.

(00:02):
Good morning six o'clockers. Thanks for checking in. Let's see
Juels and Delray Beach tgiff. My brain is fried. I
get it. This tech says, good morning TGIF. Have a
great day and a better weekend. Still listening, Love you guys.
That's Samantha and green Acres. Oh why Samantha. Good morning.
Zoologist Rebecca says she's ready to teach again. Happy Friday,

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and Tulsa Todd He checked in with a TGIF from
Tulsa this morning in Oklahoma, listening on the iHeartRadio app.
So it sounds like everybody's happy that today is Friday.
I know I am. Now, if you don't want to
go to work today, you can always try this approach.
This is a great story. Someone who works at an
AI startup posted a screenshot on Reddit after a gen

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Z intern called off work because her energy felt a
little off. It was a last minute request, well not
even a request. She just sort of told the boss
that it wasn't happening, like I'm not coming in there. Yeah,
she said quote and I'm going to read this like
I feel like she might sound okay, I'm feeling a

(01:10):
bit overwhelmed with all the work, and my energy fills
a little off, so not getting that vibe. We'll talk soon. Bye.
So she said she would be out on July twenty
eighth to the thirtieth, and the twenty eighth was a Monday,

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so basically she took a super long weekend.

Speaker 2 (01:36):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:37):
Yeah, because she said my energy fills off. Now, how
do you handle something like that?

Speaker 2 (01:42):
What?

Speaker 1 (01:42):
Like I said the boss, Yeah, I don't know. You
either let her do it or you fire her. I
think those are your options, right, or you reprimand I
guess you can do like a write up or something.
Now I think back to when I was like, oh,
I don't know, eighteen nineteen working at the sign shop.
If I called my boss, Mike Burris and said, yeah, Mike,
I I'm not really feeling it today. I know I

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have like fourteen real estate signs to install, but the
vibe is just not there. I'm a little overwhelmed. If
I left him that message, I'd get a call back.
You know, if I said see you on Monday, he'd
call back and say, no, you won't because you don't
work here anymore? Wrong with you? You dang dong. Can you
imagine us just calling up our bossas we're not really

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feeling the vibe today, So we're just gonna go ahead
and play music, let the station run itself, and we
might see you on Monday. Okay, oh my gosh, talk soon,
buye toodles. Yeah, all right, we're gonna start your Friday
off in the six o'clock Comedy Club. This is comedian
Chad Daniels talking about canoeing with his wife on a river.

Speaker 2 (02:53):
My wife said, let's get a canoe, let's paddle upstream,
let's float back down. I don't think my wife knows
what lets mean, because I got into the canoe and
I started paddling. I looked up. She had not brought
a paddle onto the canoe. I said, what's going on
up there? She goes, I'm taking pictures. Well, you could
sketch it because we're not moving. It was like a

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canoe treadmill. You cannot go when water's coming at you.
And I'm in the back, and I don't realize that
you have to keep moving your paddle from side to
side when no one's paddling up front because you steer
so three big swipes out of me and we are
now in the side of the river bank and she
turns around and says, what are you doing back there?

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I was like, oh, I will kill you. She said,
why are you whispering? Because sound travels over water, and
that last phrase makes it premeditated.