Women and Children First, After Us

Fred, Alan, and Andrew
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Brothers Fred and Alan came from Brooklyn to New Jersey 16 years ago, becoming instant legends among locals while working behind the deli counter in a grocery store. Their unique storytelling style, opinions and outlook are enthralling and hilarious. Join us in our tales of meeting difficult people that need more doses of humanity.

Episodes

  1. 06/20/2023

    A Nose Dive Into Pure Selfishness

    Where has people's common sense and decency gone? It feels like it took a decline after the pandemic. People walking in the middle of the road.

    A Nose Dive Into Pure Selfishness

  2. 04/04/2023

    Spiteful Pieces of Bologna

    Some people go out of their way to try to make other people more miserable.

    Spiteful Pieces of Bologna

  3. 03/28/2023

    Episode 5 - Favors for Bad Friends

    Fred, Alan, and Andrew talk about how supposed friends can just be takers and users.

    Episode 5 - Favors for Bad Friends

  4. 03/21/2023

    Episode 4 - Shredded Pieces of Humanity

    Fred, Alan, and Andrew bring you more stories from the depths and pits of humanity.

    Episode 4 - Shredded Pieces of Humanity

  5. 02/24/2023

    Episode 3 - Out to Get Us

    Who needs enemies when you have coworkers?

    Episode 3 - Out to Get Us

  6. 02/14/2023

    Episode 2 - Up to No Good

    We're back with the second episode to talk about coworkers that can't help but gossip everything personal about you. Who needs actual enemies when coworkers just do that so well?

    Episode 2 - Up to No Good

  7. 01/24/2023

    Episode 1 - Always Up to Something

    The very first episode of Women and Children First, After Us dives into the unspoken truths of the customer service industry. We've got plenty of stories to share and we hope you enjoy them.

    Episode 1 - Always Up to Something
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Brothers Fred and Alan came from Brooklyn to New Jersey 16 years ago, becoming instant legends among locals while working behind the deli counter in a grocery store. Their unique storytelling style, opinions and outlook are enthralling and hilarious. Join us in our tales of meeting difficult people that need more doses of humanity.

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