EPISODE · Dec 3, 2021 · 14 MIN
Stop Trying To Understand
from Retail Theater · host The Synthetic Playhouse
* I decided to be nice to the rude customer * Kid and Her Parents Thought I Worked In The Computer Shop * My husband and I spent 45 min explaining to an airline call center agent the difference between arrival and departure. How is your holiday prep going * Stop Trying To Understand * System issues cause a single mother panic, I look deeper
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