Werkplace Comedy

From Wicked to The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City - to selling… garments and bodily fluids… to financial domination, we truly take some turns this week. This episode was produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker.Workplace Comedy is a podcast for entertainment purposes only. Unless cited above, or sent-in from our listeners, we made everything up. If you would like to send us a word, please do so via email at: [email protected]. All views are our own.

This week, we're learning about the #Landback movement, given that the Thanksgiving holiday has just passed. It's important to note that we are not professional journalists, and we do broad coverage over this topic, think of it as an overall introduction, intended for those who are curious but have never really looked into it. It's an all too important subject. Finding research presenting an accurate portrayal of history on this subject is challenging. In the event that we failed to present an honest history, please reach out to [email protected] and we will be ecstatic to learn from you, and correct ourselves.Sources from today's episode: The NDN Collective: https://ndncollective.orgBimbo University, AKA @NikitaDumpTruck on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTYDrD6qd/KQED, Land Back: The Indigenous Fight to Reclaim Stolen Lands: https://www.kqed.org/education/535779/land-back-the-indigenous-fight-to-reclaim-stolen-landsDeadly Story's abridged version of Turtle Island: https://deadlystory.com/page/culture/articles/World_s_Indigenous_Peoples_Day/Turtle_Island#:~:text=%27Turtle%20Island%27%20is%20the%20name,planet%20was%20covered%20in%20waterThe Creation Story - Turtle Island, For the Ojibway/Anishabe people: https://ltbbodawa-nsn.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/The-Creation-Story-Turtle-Island.pdfThe first thanksgiving, according to Colonial Williamsburg: https://www.colonialwilliamsburg.org/learn/deep-dives/when-was-the-first-thanksgiving/#:~:text=It%27s%20a%20simple%20story.,together%20to%20a%20Thanksgiving%20feast.This episode was produced by Sam Everett Baker and Michelle Oh. Our resident producer is Nicole Oh.Workplace Comedy is a podcast for entertainment purposes only. Unless cited above, or sent-in from our listeners, we made everything up. If you would like to send us a word, please do so via email at: [email protected]. All views are our own.

We're talking Wicked, and expectations. We're brushing up against holiday movies and Lindsay Lohan. We're talking Winnie Cooper and Dollywood. We're also learning about Sam's brief career stint in Agriscience - and we're learning horror stories from the HR department as found on Reddit! No links in the show notes, everything is found on Reddit, go there and have a ball! This episode was produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. Workplace Comedy is a podcast for entertainment purposes only. Unless cited above, or sent-in from our listeners, we made everything up. If you would like to send us a word, please do so via email at: [email protected]. All views are our own.

This week took some turns... It all started because Sam put himself on a budget. From trips to target and their monetary value - to job hunting in Australia (thank you to our Australian listeners!!!) to bear attacks in Colorado... We hope you commit to the bit! The bear attack article can be found here: https://www.workingmanlaw.com/blog/workers-compensation-and-injury-info/workers-comp-bear-attack-at-work/ The Craigslist stuff can be found if you search Craigslist Jobs in Sydney Australia. This episode was produced by Sam Everett Baker and Michelle Oh. Our Resident Producer is Nicole Oh. Workplace Comedy is a podcast for entertainment purposes only. Unless cited above, or sent-in from our listeners, we made everything up. If you would like to send us a word, please do so via email at: [email protected]. All views are our own.

Honey, there's an app called Reddit and we are taking a deep dive into Reddit's werkplace horror stories. Also, Sam saw the Mariah Carey Christmas Show and you have to hear what it was like from his firsthand account tbh. The Hollywood Bowl has table service and convenient shuttles for arrival and departure. And while Sam still hates it there, he admits those are nice things. There are no links this week, dive down the Reddit hole yourself, and see what all the fuss is about. This episode was produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. Workplace Comedy is a podcast for entertainment purposes only. Unless cited above, or sent-in from our listeners, we made everything up. If you would like to send us a word, please do so via email at: [email protected]. All views are our own.

Earlier this year, we discussed what everyone's favorite grocery retailer is doing to eradicate worker's rights, and we dive deeper this week! We also learn the proper way to ... loan anyone money. This episode would not be possible without the work done by Trader Joe's United, the official union for Trader Joe's employees. To read the articles referenced in this episode, as well as cases mentioned, and not, please visit their website here: https://traderjoesunited.org To read the article we discuss most, check out the Huffington Post here: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/trader-joes-attorney-nlrb-unconstitutional_n_65b41e7ae4b014b873b11cc2 To learn more about the National Labor Relations Board, go here: https://www.nlrb.gov This episode was produced by Sam Everett Baker and Michelle Oh. Our resident producer is Nicole Oh. Workplace Comedy is a podcast for entertainment purposes only. Unless cited above, or sent-in from our listeners, we made everything up. If you would like to send us a word, please do so via email at: [email protected]. All views are our own.

Halloween night. It's chilly, it's quiet, it gets dark early - the spirits come OUT. This week, we hear from you and the ways you have been haunted at work. From being stuck in a mortuary, after hours, to making physical contact with passed (or un-passed? entities) To working in a building that USED TO BE A MORTUARY BUT ISN'T ANYMORE (mortuaries are v haunt if you like haunt - get a job in a mortuary) to learning something about a motel room's past. Welcome back to season 3, welcome back to work.

Please send ghost/haunting stories to [email protected], or on instagram to @themichelleoh or @sameverettbakerWe’ll be back in a couple of weeks - we cannot wait!

We hope you had a relaxing Labor Day (or a relaxing double paycheck). Thank you to labor unions and other organizers who have done so much to bring worker's rights -- if this podcast has taught us anything it's that we also, still, have so much more to do. Thank you, so so SO much for rolling with us!

A correction to this episode: In this episode, co-host Sam mentions Michelle McNamara’s death was due to a cancer illness and this is incorrect.We wrote an entire description and then Spotify deleted it. So please listen. This episode is a work of fiction. Any similarities to any nouns is purely coincidental. Send you stories to [email protected] and please tell Spotify to get it together.

Honey, welcome to the podcast for the DEMURE. The CUTESY. From trends on TikTok to criminals working for the City of Los Angeles. From Hollywood Boulevard to Chipotle and jail - we go to a few places this week. This episode is produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. It's an entertainment podcast. [email protected] if you have a story!

We take a lot of turns this week. From the importance of mental health, and knowing when to communicate it (even if you don't particularly know how), to the Olympics and the many fails the have-nots have experienced. We talk DEI initiatives, and their importance. We talk about employers wasting our time - especially during the interview process. We learn about a liquor store in Detroit, and the way the community really looks out for their own (shout-out @TresurChest617 on TikTok!). Take your time, receive and share grace. Thank you for working with us today.

From the election to Christmas parades, fake jobs and jobs that involve stranger’s garbage cans on private property - we cover the four corners of a square today. From discussing our future president’s dating history, to Sam’s dating history, to nepotism in the job market - to Visa, everywhere you want to be. This episode has been produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. This podcast is a work of fiction, for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to any nouns, groups, brand affiliations is purely coincidental. If you would like to submit a story, or give us money, reach out to [email protected].

The effort that went into these tangents, honey. You know we’re READY for Kamala! We talk election, we talk Microsoft outage, we talk semi-private-jetting… we’re delving into credit scores, not skipping our government mandated lunch breaks, and the difference between jokes and threats. We’re also dishing about Sam’s time as a literal farmer of animals (truly a tangent we accidentally reached for) and wishing a great guy, the happiest of birthdays. Let’s get to werk!

Honey, this weekend was a long one- we hope we can decompress from it this week, oh my gosh. Sam is telling us, literally, how busy his weekend was. We reflect on Shelly Duvall's work and how much she'll be missed - we mention Shannon Doherty - and Michelle and Sam regale us with the times they each met Richard Simmons - a genuine light in this world, now dimmed. We're also talking about foreign fiance's, the importance of resumes, and learning about The Real Mean Girls of a Military Town. Honey, truly, what a weekend. This episode has been produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. This podcast is a work of fiction, for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to any nouns, groups, brand affiliations is purely coincidental. If you would like to submit a story, or give us money, reach out to [email protected].

We accidentally no-call/no-showed for the past two weeks and we are sorry - and do we have a doozy for you. From Jason Mraz, to similar to Jason Mraz, Justin Timbermraz, we're talking cafe's involving gratitude - and the cults that govern them. BDSM isn't a topic, by any means, though we dabble in kinks. We hit some news items and then we discuss, Linda. This episode has been produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. This podcast is a work of fiction, for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to any nouns, groups, brand affiliations is purely coincidental. If you would like to submit a story, or give us money, reach out to [email protected].

Michelle will be back in California soon- and then all will be right where we should be. This is why Sam does not leave his house- because Justin Timberlake is out there. This episode has been produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. This podcast is a work of fiction, for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to any nouns, groups, brand affiliations is purely coincidental. If you would like to submit a story, or give us money, reach out to [email protected].

As you’ll hear, Michelle got lost in the… lake of it all, and Sam needs to call in a favor because JSX doesn’t yet do a Burbank - Hamptons direct. Wish us luck, we’ll be back next week.

This episode has been produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. This podcast is a work of fiction, for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to any nouns, groups, brand affiliations is purely coincidental. If you would like to submit a story, or give us money, reach out to [email protected].

Hey co-werkers! Life is out here really trying some things, and we needed to take some PTO. To avoid a no-call-no-show, we are calling in laaaate. But we’re actually here to give y’all a little bit of inspiration for the next time YOU have to call out. Hopefully you’ll do it on time though. We’ll be back on Monday! All of our episodes are for entertainment purposes only. We do discuss real news topics, but our stories and anecdotes have been created solely for entertainment. Any similarities to any nouns, organizations, individuals, ideas, patents, etc. is strictly and purely coincidental.

Bleach blonde, bad built, butch body. This episode has been produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. This podcast is a work of fiction, for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to any nouns, groups, brand affiliations is purely coincidental. If you would like to submit a story, or give us money, reach out to [email protected].

We cover a lot of ground this week, and it's all about the patriarchy. The only thing not related is Sam's story about the time he met Federal Prosecutor Sunny Hostin... and even that kind of counts because that Queen makes shmoney. We talk about the fact that Michelle is a Southern California Large, we discuss that football player who is a Kansas City Small. We talk about when you should just leave your dang job, and we re-hash a particular dating app's issues. aaand THEN, we hear from Vivian. OMG does Vivian have a story for you. Advice of the week is a quote from Emmy Nominee and Author, Erin Gibson. Listen to learn what it is. Thank you to those who clocked-in! This episode has been produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. This podcast is a work of fiction, for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to any nouns, groups, brand affiliations is purely coincidental. If you would like to submit a story, or give us money, reach out to [email protected].

When we say we take turns this week. Sam woke up late and that makes him want to share, apparently. Michelle gives us her tips for looking for a doctor, and we spend a lot (and I mean a lot) of time in the Court TV sphere. This episode has been produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. This podcast is a work of fiction, for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to any nouns, groups, brand affiliations is purely coincidental. If you would like to submit a story, or give us money, reach out to [email protected].

From a wearer of great gowns, beautiful gowns, to Minnesota 911 employees working out of state, we take a lot of turns this week. We're also giving some advice to one of YOU! This episode has been produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. This podcast is a work of fiction, for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to any nouns, groups, brand affiliations is purely coincidental. If you would like to submit a story, or give us money, reach out to [email protected].

We accidentally took a week off, but the time was much needed. This week, we're talking about flying on budget airlines, and communication in the werkplace. This episode has been produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. This podcast is a work of fiction, for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to any nouns, groups, brand affiliations is purely coincidental. If you would like to submit a story, or give us money, reach out to [email protected].

Welcome to werk, we get into it today. From addressing all of our supportive besties (thank you to the real ones) to wisdom teeth removal, the theme of the day seems to be tangents - all geared toward charging employers for all of the nickel-dimey things that they would charge a customer extra. We open strong with a job opportunity for the adults tbh. And then we roll right on into Tennessee, where teachers can just carry guns at school now. This episode has been produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. This podcast has been created for entertainment purposes only. While we do discuss current topics in the media, citing real news sources, the conversation and stories are a work of fiction for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to any nouns/groups/etc. is strictly and, purely, coincidental.

From food deliveries, to state governments making it illegal for counties and cities to pass necessary laws for the safety of their local citizens, to squeezing an ass through a tight window - we travel to a few topics today. This podcast has been produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. This podcast is a work of fiction and was created for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to any persons, people, places, things (you know, the nouns) work places, groups of literally any kind is purely coincidental.

Happy belated Cowboy Carter day to those who celebrate!! We recorded this on the day of the album release and we LOVE. We cover a lot of ground today in the office. From natural deodorant, to a national tax service, to unions and the importance of local elections. We also discuss moving to Texas (if, like work, we can live remotely) and we learn about a boss who works remotely but refuses to let their employees do the same. And I mean refuses refuses. Petty. Shout out to Britt, host of the Your Only Black Friend Podcast, give her a listen and a follow everywhere @LilBWill327 This episode was produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. This podcast is a work of fiction for entertainment purposes only. While we do discuss real news stories from the announced publications, all anecdotes and personal stories are invented for entertainment purposes only. If you would like to help us create this podcast, please send your story to [email protected] or via DM to our Instagram @WerkPlaceComedy.

We don't want to go here either and yet everywhere you look, here we are. Trader Joe's is working to take every individual's workplace rights away. Then, we're gonna make a pit stop at peacocking employers who try to lure you in with cute chairs and no money. After that, we're talking about thirsty prospectives who really want to work somewhere, or desperately need a job, and learning that recruiters hate that about people. Just like dating tbh. After that, we're going to the water cooler to learn about enemies turn besties which is our favorite part of a job. Not so much the enemies part but the ability to meet, and befriend, someone from a walk of life you would otherwise never have known existed. We Stan. This episode has been produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. All of our episodes are for entertainment purposes only. We do discuss real news topics, but our stories and anecdotes have been created solely for entertainment. Any similarities to any nouns, organizations, individuals, ideas, patents, etc. is strictly and purely coincidental.

We took two weeks off because a break is necessary when you’re going through it. We’re learning that Channing Tatum walked so John Cena could run… which is weird because John Cena was here first but we don’t make the rules. Then we’re learning more about why we took two weeks off, fortunately things are looking up for us - we take the wins we get. After we’re talking about YouTube and the way they disrespect their employees (aka steal from them) and discussing the great betrayal. All before learning about Bessie. And then we’re talking about what we would do if we were in Bessie’s shoes.

We were late to work today but, honey, we made it. We're learning about work ethic to start, and then floating on over to chronotypes and work patterns that Sam & Michelle thrive within. And then, we're learning, about a soft stalker - which leads us into being haunted somehow. The Segways work people. This episode is produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. This podcast is a work of fiction created for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to any nouns, groups, individuals, ideologies is purely coincidental.

The swindlers are out here and the burglars are burgling. AI takes the spot at #1 this week, yet again, because we find only more evidence that it's being fine-tuned and pushed upon us - not because there aren't enough people to do the work (is the job market actually thriving???) but because it's cheaper to use non-people that you don't have to pay. Also, we're talking about ... an opportunity for folks who want to be intimate ... in an audio form. From men to AI, the swindlers are swindling. IT'S AI!!! This episode was produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. This episode is a work of fiction for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to any persons, living or dead, places, things, groups, companies, individuals, sole proprietors, limited liability corporations, etc. is strictly and purely coincidental.

We're hitting a few different bases today. We're talking about social media vs the Werkplace, vs the regular world. We're also going into hustle culture vs millennials vs 65 year olds who apparently thrive in hustle culture. We do take a detour to discuss what Michelle and Sam would do IMMEDIATELY after winning the lottery. All before we learn about someone who dated a trash boy . . .

The agenda is FULL TODAY. We start with an employer from Texas who just really seems to hate it when their employees try to live. Then, we're rolling over to Hollywood where YOU can meet with an agent - if you don't suck lol. While we're in Hollywood, we're learning about a TV show that'll help you if you're a woman who thinks her husband is cheating on her . . . We're also talking about housewives and how it's all Sam really wants to do, and lastly, we learn about a boss that is just MESS. Sleeping with employees, the whole bit. Oh but then after that, the most important shout-out of all, W*ngst*p Ranch. Heaven. This podcast, like all of our podcasts, is a work of fiction created for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to literally anyone or thing, living or dead, in existence or not, is strictly and purely coincidental. If you would like to submit a story, please do so via email at [email protected] or via DM to our instagram @werkplacecomedy. This episode is performed by Michelle Oh and Sam Everett Baker and was produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker.

This episode is about stealing, and how companies do it legally and then we'll like, tell them that it's a bad thing and then they'll be like... no but it's a good thing and then we just like... go back to work for some reason. We're also breaking down Food Savers, Stanley Cups, Snack Machines, and Oreo Truffles. This episode, like all of our episodes, are a work of fiction for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to persons, places, things, groups, religious groups, companies, businesses, employees, employers, brands, opportunities, etc. is purely coincidental. If you would like to submit a story, please do so via email at [email protected], or via DM to our instagram @werkplacecomedy. While we currently do not have available all transcripts to our episodes, we are working on transcribing videos with subtitles to our YouTube page.

Honey, the calendar is FULL! We're talking about Jodie Foster and what she thinks about GenZ. We're talking about cannabis vs. the workplace. We're learning about a chancellor who makes porn? And we're covering the fact that a work spouse is... well you'll have to listen to learn what we think about it. One more thing we do is learn Sam's tagline if he were a real housewife: "either you make it to where I don't see this sh*t again, or I will." Which was gonna be the title of the episode but its too long.

A bundle of a week, this week. We did tape this on Christmas but it's not a Christmas episode as far as content. We're joining YouTube! It's still not up and running, but we'll be uploading a video of each podcast, with captions, to YouTube very soon! We discuss seasonal jobs and the fantastic people we meet while working them. We learn about a private investigator gig? That is available to... anyone. We discuss therapy for your horrible boss and how to deal with the Sunday scaries- and we learn about a pizza place from hell. AND THEN, we talk about AI, and working for Santa in a mall. A lot happens this week.

WE ARE BACK! After more than the two weeks we promised (because Sam's computer broke but fortunately he had Apple Care + and now it's not broken!!). This week we're hashing our holiday moment from a few weeks ago, and addressing a job prospect some of you missed out on. We're also learning about a 90's celebrity has-been who can't keep himself to himself - which is all bad. And Sam talks about another 90's person who is a rockstar and has *thee worst fans*. OH! And we're talking about Bumble and it's current staffing issues, no thanks to lawmakers in Texas. Lot's to hash-out on this week's daily grind, welcome back cowerkers!!

This week, we announce that we’re taking two weeks off! Sam isn’t here, Michelle had to clock him out (BECAUSE HIS COMPUTER BROKE) but you do get to meet our co-producer, Nicole! Have a great two weeks, we’ll be back soon!

Sam's going through vertigo and Michelle is keepin' on. We also mention ignorant statements made by the CEO of Disney and compare them to the fact that HE DOESN'T EVEN GOOO TO URGENT CARE (probably). We talk about strip clubs in California and the way that some dancers can now join Actor's Equity! And we talk about two gay people who worked in different paint stores. A good time was had by all.

Welcome back to Week! This week, we're talking quirky side jobs, rich bosses who have demonic daughters, and why Michelle might be interested in working 14 hours a day (Sam only wants to work no more than four hours a day #texts). We also give you misinformation regarding CA's daylight savings laws. So know that we know we got that incorrect. This episode is produced by Sam Everett Baker, Michelle Oh and Nicole Oh. For more information: https://linktr.ee/werkplacecomedy?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=b7478ab2-070c-4633-88a8-f4f222d66237

Sometimes you just need a soft day, and that's exactly what we're discussing today in the Werkplace. Sam's gonna regale us about a time he ripped his pants in a very, very fancy place. Michelle is gonna tell us about birds, and they're both gonna tell you about their soft lives. For more information: https://linktr.ee/werkplacecomedy?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=b7478ab2-070c-4633-88a8-f4f222d66237

Today at werk: we're talking ghosting. We're talking quiet firing. We're learning about the time Sam was quiet-laid-off. We're learning that Michelle DOESN'T know anything about BDSM - and we're learning about a resource that can teach her a thing or two. We also learn about a theme park employee who's co-werker gave them a valium when they had a simple headache #ThatsWhatFriendsAreFor. This episode is co-produced by Sam Everett Baker, Michelle Oh and Nicole Oh. For more information: https://linktr.ee/werkplacecomedy?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=b7478ab2-070c-4633-88a8-f4f222d66237

We talk about a few things, including the episode title. Listen to learn more about those and how they could pay you tbh. This week we're also debuting our new segment "In Other News" where we literally talk about a *ahem* homophobic chicken retailer that was asking for VOLUNTEERS to work the lunch rush. This episode is co-produced by Sam Everett Baker, Michelle Oh and Nicole Oh. Transcripts can be found here: https://linktr.ee/werkplacecomedy?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=b7478ab2-070c-4633-88a8-f4f222d66237

If you've ever been a cashier, you know the importance of balancing your bank at the end of a shift. This week, we learn about someone who was short- FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. But, were they set-up by management just to get fired?

THIS WEEK WE ARE GOING TO WERK! Or, rather, discussing creative ways people have *left* work. Join Sam & Michelle as they learn about Walmart on Cruise Ships, delivering pizza so passionate it calls itself WOW, & SPIFFs but they never come down to a conclusion as to what they are. A transcript to this episode will be available here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ugxoXSi--ofFivpQowgzKIIbIeo8GfJH?usp=share_link

Welcome to Workplace Comedy, a podcast where we hash out what happens on the daily grind, hosted by Sam Everett Baker and Michelle Oh. Coming soon, wherever you get your podcasts. This podcast is a work of fiction. Any similarities to any persons/people, nouns, organizations, companies, groups of any kind is strictly and purely coincidental. A transcript for this episode is available here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ugxoXSi--ofFivpQowgzKIIbIeo8GfJH?usp=share_link

Welcome back to WERK! This week, Sam talks about his recent jump into the job search while Michelle regales us with the job interview from hell. We also explore the ability to detect chili for a restaurant in Nebraska, and learn about a rambunctious employee at a small town's bar and grill. A link with a transcript to this episode can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ugxoXSi--ofFivpQowgzKIIbIeo8GfJH?usp=share_link

Welcome to our first day on the job! Sam & Michelle introduce themselves and read some...interesting job descriptions that sound crazy enough to be real. We also hear about a story which brought-up an interesting topic: Your boss's search history. To look or not to look? That is the question. Would you do it? A transcript of our episodes are available here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ugxoXSi--ofFivpQowgzKIIbIeo8GfJH?usp=sharing