Work Sucks Episode 5

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Meg Britt was slapped in the face by her boss with a cellphone. After she was hired, things went downhill fast. First she was treated as a toy thing, then an adversary. She goes on the record with us amidst her ongoing litigation against her former employer. Things get a bit emotional. This is a story you have to hear.

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