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May 22, 2026 1 hr 42 min

What Is It That You Do Here? Epsiode

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Ole Rollie McGinny joins Foxman and Murr this week as the group peels back he curtain on the absurdity of common interview questions—like “What’s your biggest weakness?” and “Where do you see yourself in five years?”—and learn how to turn these pyschological traps into your advantage. From crafting brutally honest responses that cut through the corporate BS to imagining a WWE-themed Dungeons & Dragons campaign that would make Vince McMahon jealous, this episode is packed with unexpected insights and laugh-out-loud stories. 00:24 – Introduction & "Ideas That Will Never Happen" 01:18 – The Cup Holder Goo Cube 02:46 – Pitching "Dungeons & Dragons: WWE Edition" 09:16 – Going Off-Script in Tabletop Campaigns 10:23 – The Tabletop Gaming Boom & Wrestling Promos 14:18 – Old-School Wrestling Lore & Backstage Drama 19:58 – Dealing with TKO Corporate & Retirement Dreams 21:29 – Tech Overlords, AI Data Centers, and Space Solar 24:15 – Vacation Recap: Traveling through Germany 27:14 – Cultural Differences & Lax European Parenting 30:34 – The Pain of Local Transit & Going to Orioles Games 33:09 – Nostalgic Sports Memories & Bootleg Merch 35:34 – Marketing Mainz & Language Anxiety 38:14 – Mid-Show Break & Hormel Sponsorship Hopes 39:04 – Job Interviews: Blunt & Honest Answers 01:03:54 – Old College Pranks & Conflict Resolution

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