Mojo in the Morning Show. Phone number is 844-MOJO-LIVE, 844-665-6548. The text is 95500. if you would like to get through to us and you got something fun to say. Maybe you want to just quickly text us and then have us call you back to come on the air with us, or we can even just read your text if you want. But we like to have you on the air with us. We like your show participation. So here's the question for this topic. Has your significant other, or you can actually put family member, or any family member, ever cost you a job or a promotion. So my friend was telling me about an employee of his whose girlfriend went out to dinner with some clients and spent the entire time talking crap about her boyfriend's company that she works for. And it's a mom and pop. So the thing that the girlfriend didn't know was that the clients that were there that she was talking crap about the company to and the employer to were friends of the owner of the company. So everything that she had said, they went right back to the owner. And my buddy is actually the manager or the boss. He's the guy that oversees this. So he gets a phone call from the owner and says, I think we got to do something with so-and-so. And he's like, oh, what's going on? I think so-and-so is great. And he says, well, he brought his girlfriend to meet some of these people that are friends of mine who, you know, they, you know, are big time, you know, contributors to us. And, you know, started talking crap and it got all the way back. And I thought to myself, I'm like, oh, you know where this happens a lot? It happens a lot where significant others, wives, even kids sometimes will be around their, you know, dad or mom's employer and not realize that you got to keep your inside voices, you know, low a little bit. Yeah. Or your outside voices. Right. Got to make sure you always keep your inside voices. Don't use your outside voices, as mom would say. Because if you're at home with your parents and your mom is saying or dad is saying, yeah, so-and-so is an a-hole, and then you bring the family to the company picnic, and the kid ends up saying something.