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I Hate This Company
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I Hate This Company

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July 25, 2025 | 00:16:01 | Leisure

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Mojo in the Morning. So this next topic might require you to be voice disguised. And this is going to be something that deals with a member of the Mojo in the Morning show who had a really, really bad week. Things didn't go their way. And actually, to be honest with you, we're very happy that the week is over with. So this member of the show made a statement, which I know that they don't necessarily mean, but they came out with a statement that was, I hate this company. And I know this person loves this company and takes a lot of pride working for this company. But at every point of your prideful times with your company, you're also going to have those moments where the company does something and you hate it, right? Yeah. I mean, I don't think anybody fully loves their company that they work for. Even people that work for Disney or McDonald's or Coca-Cola, the happy places, you know, the places that make all of us happy and we turn to hate probably their company for one reason or another. I promised this person that I would voice this guy's then because they did not want to do this topic unless we kept them anonymous. And I said, well, we are going to, but I want to get your perspective on the air. So I said, well, let's just voice disguise you, and nobody will know who you are. So, Zach, if you can, can you please voice disguise? Hello, mystery person from the Mojo in the Morning Show.

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Hi. So, um.

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How you doing?

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Good, I'm good.

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How's everything been going for you? You feeling okay?

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No, I still feel like.

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Yeah. Yeah, you get upset. It's been a rough week, hasn't it?

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It has been, yeah. Because I was a little bit scared that I was going to lose my job.

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Yeah, she was a little scared that she was going to lose her job. Or he, I'm sorry.

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Sorry, was a little scared that he was going to lose his job, right?

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That too, yeah.

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Yeah. Okay, we don't know who you are, but why do you hate this company?

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Okay, I hate this company.

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Excuse me, caller. I'm going to jump in here now where Lydia would normally jump in and say, can you pull back from the phone a little bit? You sound like you're too close to the phone.

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Oh, okay. Go ahead.

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Why do you hate this company?

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I hate it. I feel like I got in trouble. That I shouldn't have gotten it.

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He's got a bad phone. We're only hearing every other word. What kind of cell service do you have?

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Can they hear me better now?

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Yeah.

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Maybe I hate this company because it's not cell service.

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Right. Do you have a phone? Do you have a phone that you just bought at 7-Eleven behind the counter there?

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Probably, yeah.

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Okay. Start again. Start again. Why do you hate this company?

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I hate this company because I feel like I got in trouble for something that I shouldn't have gotten in trouble for because there are so many people in this company that do what I did.

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Okay. But you got in trouble. Yes. and you feel like uh you work very very hard for this company and you love this company and you should not have gotten in trouble for this 100 okay do you feel better now that you were

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saying this under a voice disguise no because i feel like i shouldn't have even said it at all

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because it'll come back to me if you think it's going to come back to you nobody will know who you are absolutely why would why would they know who you are zach take the voices guys are off

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yeah take the voices guys thank you i'm tired of it bro say it with your chest say it with your chest all right come on just get into it also just just your mannerisms and the things that you say and the way you talk it was so obvious yep who is that person i don't

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know who that is can we go can we go deeper what happened no we're not going to be clear i really i

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don't hate the company i love this company and that's why i was so terrified to lose my job

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we can't talk about what happened no no okay no you cannot because of uh i put i and by the way i forced her to do this as a topic yes he did company in case anyone wants to take that audio

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clip and send it to the ceo please don't no no no she was she was she was very upset lydia works

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hard lydia by the way puts probably the most hours in of any person i've ever worked with in my life i mean i'm telling you i think i put a lot of hours and i think shannon puts a lot of hours in i think cap's mediocre on the hours yeah i'm kind of just chilling i've never zach puts a lot of hours in lydia puts a crap load of hours in so she uh she got herself into to a thing i don't think you got you got in trouble trouble did you you just got uh the decision hasn't been made yet

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that's crazy i am going to get in trouble so i don't want to say i'm not fully out of like the

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hot seat yet but maybe i'm close but this is to everybody in the company this company is a great company because of people like the lady that was voice disguised aka lydia if i were to fire lydia

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though it would definitely be today because i would have her work all throughout the week and

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then fire her on a friday you know what i'm saying that's so thoughtful zach i'm just messing with

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Zach, that happens a lot too. I always think it's funny when somebody gets fired and they fire him at the end of the pay period and they wait until the whole week. They knew they were going to fire him for months. Okay, so is there anybody that will follow Lydia's lead and admit that they hate their company? And if you want, you can do it voice disguise. Because I truly believe that everybody hates their company at least once or twice or three times in the time that they work for their company.

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I'll tell you right now. it ain't that deep but yesterday when we was at the live broadcast i told shannon i'm like man i got a self-evaluation review i gotta do for this company iheartmedia like a mid-year a mid-year like self-review that's due today i'm like did you already do yours shannon like wait what do you have to do i'm like it's a it's a review like a self-evaluation you know that thing that pops up and work day she's like i've never had to do that i'm like this year she's like no like ever

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honestly i've never seen that before in all fairness shannon and i never check our eye

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hearty maybe it just expires every year i've just never seen it kev we probably have had to do it

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we just haven't done it and we haven't gotten in trouble yet thanks kevin now we're in trouble But I, it is weird to self, I, I, so.

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back when uh mike mccoy was the boss here it was mike mccoy and then there was another guy that was it had tony's role and mike mccoy told me that i had to do reviews with everybody that was on the show and then i had to write a review for him and i handed it to him within five minutes he goes i just told you about this five minutes ago and i go i already did the reviews and he goes no you got to do it with i just fives out of fives out of everybody what am i doing what's going on

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jennifer hi hey good morning what's going on how are you listen i got a few things to say uh first thing is i knew it was lydia right off that i i knew right away it was lydia second i don't know what she did but i got her back 100 percent lydia if you need me i'll come talk to tony myself oh my god let's do it and third is i worked for and i'm i don't work there anymore but i worked for cbs in the pharmacy as a lead technician for eight years and i loved my patients i loved my job i'm still in pharmacy 11 years now but i hated the company because they were all about metrics and they were all about making money and not paying anybody yeah well and that's the thing listen the companies are here to

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make money but they got to care about the people too and i think you you see the companies that are truly like the best companies that are the ones that you know put the people first yeah

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you know yeah and they never did they never put us first and i barely ever got to take days off i worked a lot of doubles and i did it because i loved my job and i loved taking care of my

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patients but the company was horrible i love the people that work for companies that have like rage rooms uh candy rooms you know like they they bring in snack kitchens snack kitchens somebody was telling me about the company that they worked for it was like it was a uh a company that was based out of canton uh canton michigan and they said that this company that you would come in every single day and the first thing that the the owner of the company wanted was everybody to have breakfast together like he didn't want you to eat at home he wanted you eat there because he wanted you to get out of the way all the small talk like what happened last night and then at the end of breakfast there was like the first you started your day with breakfast and then afterwards you go all right now you guys go have a great day and go do it and he said that the people would stay an hour later feeling like they needed to make up the hour of breakfast that they had because they liked it so much that they were treated so right what's up maddie how you doing oh i gotta push it maddie hi hi what's up maddie i hate this company is the name of the

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topic what's going on yeah so um i used to work for disney world and uh when i tell you that is the least happiest place on earth if you work there and you're at the bottom of the barrel and i mean like you're like literally like the lowest position you could be in either the food service custodial um even guest services it's terrible what was so bad about it so they don't respect you as employees whatsoever because they're so big as a corporation they have no control over their managers so like fun fact i actually got fired um for something i didn't even start and or do so we were in this uh like team meeting and my leader quote unquote um they did something somebody else did it and then we all started doing it as a group but because the manager hated me loathed me entirely fired me there was multiple statements on how everybody else did it but i was the one that got the boot even though everybody else did it too

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they chose you man you're not just running at all hey maddie you worked for the happiest place on earth now where are you gonna go

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well now i work for pliables and that really is the happiest place on earth okay all right

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all right maddie thank you so much see i told you everybody you know has their their take on whatever company they work for what's up nischelle hey guys how are you i'm good what's going on

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well you know i did my 30 year stint in the in health care so that's that's that make it sound like a jail sentence but now i'm doing it because you know i started work when i was 12 so i'm too young to retire um so now i'm working for this it company right i do my job and i'm like a level one help desk and level two does nothing they you know they get accolades for for doing nothing but

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And I get these little quality reports every other week if I didn't say, you know, can I help you with anything else to the customer? You know, that sort of stuff just ticks me off. It's like, you know, I'm nice. I'm helpful. I get them. I resolve their issue. But because I didn't say, can I help you with anything else? Then I get Bing. Oh, yeah. That's silly. I hate this company. It's really idiotic. But anyway.

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Nichelle, when you hang up with us, you're going right back to that work, aren't you? No, I'm off today. oh here we go all right good good uh by the way i love that people are using their real names this is amazing gretchen i hate this company what's going on hi i've been in corporate america for

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like 30 years i was jd power edf whatever anyway i worked for blue cross blue shield and i my boss was so immature she would start every staff meeting with hey this i know i can't say it but hey, B-I-T-C-H-E-F is, and I'm like, seriously, is this professional? She said, I'm sorry,

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you can say bitches. She would say, hey, bitches, that was her thing?

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She would start every meeting and she was very crass. She would be like, hey,

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bitches. This is Caitlin Jimmer?

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I'm like,

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I'm like, seriously? Hey, bitches. It's me, Caitlin. That's actually decent.

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I had no respect for her. I ended up getting fired. I've never been fired in my life.

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Wow. That's amazing that she would do that. That's unreal. By the way, Tony Travato just walked into Lydia's office. Is that right? No, please don't.

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See, now I'm like paranoid. I'm so paranoid that I'm going to get fired now.

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You're not going to get fired.

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Because we even did this topic.

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If you get fired, I quit. That's it. I will quit if you get fired.

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Please don't fire me at Tony Travato.

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What's going on, Stacey?

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Good morning, guys. How are you? Good morning.

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Good.

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Happy freaking Friday.

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Yay! One of us.

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I hate my job. I'm just kidding. I really don't hate my job, but I own the company, so I kind of hate my job.

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Yeah.

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Here I am. I have tiny tyrants running around the house telling me what to do and eating my food all day.

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Wait, what do you do? What is that?

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Stop it. I own a daycare. Stop it. I love that she says tiny tyrants. And then I get to eat my breakfast, and they're literally all standing there staring at me. And I'm like, what do you want? We want your food. No, this is mine. It's my turn to eat.

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You're the CEO. I love it. And these are all your employees running around there that you're taking care of.

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Literally. It's crazy. But I have to run away from them so that you don't hear them on air and they don't make you noise.

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No, I love it.

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Hey, who's watching them while you're running away from them?

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Yeah, go ahead.

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Hey, Brittany. Hey, Stacey. My best friend, Stacey. Watch out, bitches.

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Watch out, bitches.

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Just kidding.

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By the way, can you imagine if those kids are being watched by your, that's your daycare right there. You get your kids in the car to go home, and they go, hey, bitches.

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Hey, bitches.

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