Episode 0535 – Attitude
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On today’s show: Confusion; workplace issues; the offer; deathstare; thermometer neck; equal rights; call us – 214.267.9899.
00:00 Theme music. Because that’s the way we like it.
00:55 Call us – 214.267.9899.
01:15 We get confused, sorry.
02:05 Email us – rwtyshow@gmail.com.
03:35 Voicemail from Barbara.
04:30 Sam doesn’t ask you to do anything bad.
05:15 Sometimes you have to get mean. Really mean.
05:50 Kim believes in Karma. Sam believes in vengeance.
07:00 You have to protect your job at any cost.
08:30 Nastiness is just the norm now.
08:50 Sam is not going to Hawaii.
09:30 Well, this is shockingly generous.
10:30 Sam needs this vacation.
11:30 We really thought this would work out to some benefits for the parents.
13:00 Sam will not stop with the deathstare.
13:45 Sam has standards.
14:45 It is for your own good, people.
15:30 Why doesn’t anyone in his own family realize Sam can see the future?
15:47 In the NECK!
16:30 Where would you get a meat thermometer on short notice?
17:50 This should not be the penalty for asking someone else to be human.
19:15 These are the rules for all theaters. Or they should be.
20:10 This would be kind of nasty and weird.
21:50 Sam doesn’t believe in Tetanus.
23:30 Here’s what happens in Mississippi.
25:00 The school is mean, they knew what would happen.
26:00 This is not really a fact.
27:00 Maybe this isn’t the way to do it.
29:20 Sam is clearly wrong here.
31:25 Call us – 214.267.9899.
31:30 Email us – rwtyshow@gmail.com.
32:05 Seeya!
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Sam has a good point, in that is it correct that a minority population can dictate how a function should run for a majority? A prom is NOT a right guaranteed by the constitution, so whomever runs the prom should be allowed to dictate who can and can’t attend. If you had a student who had no legs, would you remove all dancing from the prom out of fear of offending that single student? I agree with Sam in that you can’t bend the rules just to suit one person (or one couple in this case). The couple is imposing their beliefs on the prom. As a society, I am not allowed to impose my beliefs on ALL society, I have to obey the rules or create my own society. The prom is the same way. Feelings get hurt all the time. Welcome to reality and life, people don’t always like you – the sooner you learn that, the sooner you learn to get along and survive.