WORKING CLASSHOLES Working Classholes with Josh Accardo & Ed McGowan

Ed and Josh discuss how to navigate an open work space, dodge the loudest coworker, and how to successfully drink from a flask at the office. Ed talks about how the porters of a building really are the cool kids and how he considered a high school janitor his mentor. Josh gives tips on how to get out of work drinks and how a severe limp in your leg isn't really all that bad. This is Part Two of a long episode with just the boys.
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Ed and Josh talk about various work schwag, from tote bags to emergency t-shirts, flirting at work and how to exact revenge on a work bully. Josh quotes the beatitudes, while Ed reveals that he has t-shirts that are 20 years old. Ed tells a story about the worst taxi ride imaginable and why you should never ever open the the front door of a taxi. This is Part One of a long episode with just the boys. It's a good time.

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Comedian Chris Faga tells us about his worst job petitioning door to door for the local comptroller in the hoods of Brooklyn. The job was so bad that years later he became a County Committeeman because “it was funny”. We talk about tending bar in Brooklyn and how NOT make a Long Island Iced Tea. We also discuss strip club buffets, guys named Hennessy, counting money by flashlight, how to handle a heckler, rigging electric on films sets, selling Viagra, and why you should never front cigarettes on credit. This one is a lot of fun! 
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Comedian Joanna Ross stops by the break room to explain the differences between performing on Broadway and working the cash register at a candle store. She also reveals when she realized what "See You Next Tuesday" really means, how many goldfish a snapper turtle can eat at a bar, and how useful a wheelchair can be in meeting women. 
Ed and Josh find out the Flashdancers is not the same kind of club as Flashers and Josh reveals that the security team at a strip club doesn't care if a dancer insults you.  We examine puking at work after a night out, how much heavier a casket is after bombing a comedy set and how much research is really necessary to make a short film about strippers. This is fun one with some crazy stories.


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Comedian and Off-Broadway actor, Derek Humphrey stops by to talk to us about some of his worst jobs. We find out that working at Kmart as a teenager has its benefits and that ditching work for a girl will probably get you fired. Derek lets us know the pros and cons of working at a TCBY vs the steel mill. And that serving in the Navy can lead to a lavish career path of middle management at a luxury hotel. We get tips on how to steal from work without going to jail, how to pick up a side hustle at an Applebee's and why you should always agree to do a TV show in a haunted house instead of pursuing a career at a liquor store, even if the clientele are wearing some of the finest wigs in NYC. You'll have to listen to this one for the full stories. We had a blast!

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Ed and Josh podcast live from Megaton Brewery in Humble, Texas. They talk with Master Brewer Jered Montgomery about his worst jobs, including digging up guns for a paranoid employer and working the tobacco fields of Georgia. They also talk to Miss Vicky, Humble's very own teacher of the year. She talks about her days in Philadelphia, how to spot the troublemakers in the class and the only proper gift to give a teacher (spoiler alert: it's booze).

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