Hey guys, it's Katie. And it's Claire and today.
We're going to talk about movies we think each profession should
watch, and then after that we sidetrack into just how short
our attention spans are these days, as well as a lot of other
relevant corporate topics. So.
Yes, because our attention span was so short we couldn't even
get through the movie continent and had to talk about our
attention span. Stay tuned if your attention
span will allow. Corporate crash out?
Will you cash in or crash out? So something I can't stop
thinking about this week is the arrest tapes from Morgan Wall
and throwing the chair that got released.
Did you see that? What?
No, wait. Wait, no, you need to look it up
on TikTok. Basically he's like standing
outside the bar and the cops like we're just trying to figure
out what happened here. And he goes as you should.
And then they put him with the cop car and it's like, I can't
remember what song it is, but he goes, hey, that's me, that's me
and TR, that's me and Thomas Rhett.
Turn it up in like the back of the cop car and then and he
goes. Thomas Rhett's a good guy.
He wouldn't get arrested like me.
How have you not seen this? This has been like my Roman
Empire this week. Wait, this is so funny.
Oh, he threw it off of a balcony.
You don't. Even know what happened, you
don't remember this. He was at the Chiefs, which is
Eric Church's bar. He was at the opening of the bar
and threw a chair off of like the 4th floor, like the rooftop.
Why? I don't know.
He was drunk and he threw it off.
And so then the cops came up there because they're obviously
they were pissed because there's always cops on Broadway, like
monitoring the street. And did you just?
Paid somebody 20 bucks to throw the chair off.
That's the I think. He was just drunk and threw it
off. And then, oh, yeah, now there's
like a plaque there where he threw the chair.
And yeah, he had to go to court over it, of course.
And I don't know if he, I can't remember what his punishment
ended up being, but it was like a whole ordeal.
But they just released the police tapes.
Like this was like a year or two ago that he threw the chair.
Probably two or three years. Actually.
Wow. Katie uncultured.
I know, right? Please tell me you at least know
the lore of Hilaria Baldwin getting eliminated from Dancing
with the Stars this week. I saw like Pig talks of like
basically Alex Earl was standing there like right, And she didn't
like, I don't know. And then apparently she was like
crying or something. I don't know the other girl or
was she not crying? Hilaria, who's actually named
Hillary, but she's tries to convince everyone she's from
Spain and that her name's Hilaria.
That's act that's actually really bad.
That's so funny. It's.
Really good Laura. She like and like she pretends
to forget like words in English. Like she'll pretend like forget
the word for something in English.
But she was, she was fully born in like Boston and her name's
Hillary. But she goes by Hilaria now
because she wants to be Spanish. OK, whatever.
She's really committed to the bit though.
Like she's been doing this for probably 10 years now.
So honestly I saw this TikTok where this like guy, like an
actual Spanish guy was like honestly like we accept her
citizenship. Like we give her citizenship to
Spain. She's way more committed to the
bit than anyone I know. And her Spanish is better than
half of the people in Spain. So like.
I don't know, Spanish. Fuck, it's such a, it's actually
such a problem now. And I'm realizing that is a
problem. Yeah, I'm realizing that my kids
need to actually learn Spanish and that French was a waste of
time. So if you're in private school
and they offer you French or Latin or Chinese, honestly,
because, you know, when are you going to go to China?
I mean, unless that's something that really interests you, don't
take those. Spanish is like the one to take.
I agree. I agree.
Well. My stupid ass.
I dream of having bilingual kids but then that scares me because
what if they talk behind my back?
You just have to know whatever language, right?
But I think the best way to do it is to like have one parent
speak to them in one language and the other parent speak to
them in another language. But to do that I'd have to be
fluent in Spanish and I'm not there.
I can speak passing Spanish but not like fluent.
You just need to live in Spain for like a year or Mexico or
something. Potench.
Anyways, that's my random pop culture excitement from this
week, but great. Thank you.
Have you heard about like everybody laying off people?
Like center just laid off 11,000 people or like are planning to.
No wait, I've totally missed this.
Yeah, there's like so many firms that are just laying off a ton
of people right now and they're saying it's 'cause like AI, but
it's actually like, not really. Yeah, like, wait.
Because like, I don't know, I think they're just the job
market is obviously just like slowing down and people are
saying like people are getting hired, especially in we talked
about this, but like in our year or something how it's getting to
be a problem. And so I think like especially
like the tech sector and like consulting and stuff is getting
hit scary. Tough scenes.
Too bad. I better knock on wood,
actually. But you know, it's hard to find
accountants these days, so hopefully I'm safe.
Yeah, I feel like nobody wanted to really go to school for
accounting. I think the problem with us is
that there were so many comp side people and I think there
were just too many like, you know, and then they were like
oopsies, we actually don't need all you guys and then now.
Because I remember like going into college and everyone was
like, you got to do comp side. Like there's such a need for it.
Like we need, there'll never be enough.
And then I think it just like flooded the market.
Yeah, 100%. And then like, obviously if AI
can code like a little bit, then like unless you're really,
really good, you know, and then that case, OK, we wanted to talk
about this week some knowledge that we think you guys should
have, must have critical knowledge for your profession.
So these are gonna be top 3 movies for each profession that
we think people need to have watched.
Pretty exciting stuff honestly. OK, Claire, let's talk finance
first. What do you think?
Well. Obviously, if you're in finance,
the first movie, The gold standard, the only one that
matters is Wolf of Wall Street. The only one that matters.
No, but I I see like edits of Wolf of Wall Street all the time
on TikTok. I don't know what side of TikTok
I'm on, but it's like, I'm like, do you guys forget the end of
the movie? Every college guy I've ever
talked to, it's like they only remember the first 50% and then
the last 50%, which is like the downfall and everything else.
They're like, that's not even like in their mind.
Honestly it's not in my mind either.
Like what other movie teaches you how to do coke and win big
in business? Oh, is it like learning how to
do big in business because I just committed a ton of tax
fraud? Yeah, I don't even really
remember the plot. I just remember the parties.
OK. I'm trying to think for number 2
for finance probably. Oh OK, I have one.
OK. The Big Short is like a must see
to understand. Yeah, the 2008 recession.
And a lot of people don't know like the finance that goes like
and underpins it. And there's also Margot Robbie
in that one. OK.
So like you know Ansley. I fell asleep during that movie.
I couldn't. It was not for me.
It was so good. It was not for me.
Why? I don't know, like it was just,
I just really wasn't into it. I can't.
I just like, I don't even know what was wrong with it.
It was just not it. Oh, I thought it was good
because there's like basically what happened is there were
three main people who shorted in the 2008 recession and who like
got what credit faults D swap, like swap default or something,
I forget whatever. And they all like show their
separate timelines. Then they all like come together
and it's like really interesting.
But anyways, so that one's really good and you definitely
should watch it if you don't really understand 2008 because
it has a lot of like those are why like a lot of the financial
regulations are in place now because of that.
So anyways, I think. That's why it was boring to me
is because I already kind of knew about that and it was too
informational and too serious and I just wanted some a little
bit of coke, just a little bit. OK, but it's kind of funny.
Like parts of it are actually really funny.
OK, I'll take your word for it, Katie.
I've only seen half of it again. Did fall asleep.
I think Ryan Gosling's in it. He's also in the notebook.
I could watch that instead. Why the fuck would you watch
them? OK, OK, it's trading places and
that's a finance movie and I think it's about basically the
they corner the orange juice future market and it's like
interesting, but that's like old timey more so like, but it kind
of my parents maybe watch maybe watch educational movies.
Claire, I'm sorry. OK, This is what it my life
looked like. And also, do you know what I had
to watch as a kid? My dad sat us down on a weekend
and he was like, we're all going to watch the Star Wars movies,
but not in the order that like, you know how they came out with
prequels later. He's like, we're not going to
watch the prequels first. You have to watch them in the
order they came out. So we sat down for like, I swear
like a day or two days and watched all of the Star Wars
movies and I guess. That's not that bad.
That's not very educational. OK, but it was like.
My dad was like, let's watch all of the Rambo movies.
And I was like, yeah. What do you mean this?
Rambo Oh gosh, Google it. Sylvester Stallone He's like an
ex Marine and he gets into these like or a Green Beret, I don't
know. He's like ex military and he
gets into all these situations where he has to like basically
shoot him out. You've never seen Rambo?
I love Rambo, No. Oh my gosh.
Kind of missing out honestly. Rambo.
OK, a former Green Beret sets aside his peaceful existence to
go like, back into action and help.
Different scenarios. There's like four or five
different movies. They're all different scenarios.
OK, if you're a spy, Burn Notice.
That's a good one. But that's not a movie, that's
ATV show. But I just like burning.
Entrepreneurship let's switch finance.
We cover 3 movies. OK, entrepreneurship.
I think one of my favorite entrepreneurship movies, well
there's actually 2, but my favorite entrepreneurship movies
is The Founder about McDonald's CEO.
Have you seen that? No.
Wait, it's such a good one. Actually the only reason I
watched it is because it was one of the only free movies on like
a flight to Europe and I wasn't about to pay for like a movie
and they had like 5 free movies and it was The Founder.
So I think I watched it on the way there and on the way back.
But it was actually really good. Like highly recommend.
What is it a bad? Story.
But like, is it like realistic or is it like funny?
Because I kind of like them to be funny.
I don't. Remember.
But I remember being entertained enough that it didn't matter.
OK, that's fair. OK.
But. It was like it did a good job of
the story. What about the one that's like,
oh, the social network isn't that?
Yeah, that one's decent. I like that one.
Oh, you should watch it. I think you would like it.
It was decent. I mean, I don't know.
OK, like. I don't understand, though,
because everyone's like, all these startup people have such
great ideas like blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
And I'm like, weren't they just voting on which girl's the
hottest? I'm like, how does that get you?
Like, you know, like, would I say necessarily that that was
like a great crazy idea to drop out of college?
If my son was like, hey, mom, I made this platform where people
can vote on the Internet about hot girls in my class.
I'm dropping out of school. I'd be like, no, you're not.
Go back to fucking school. Yeah, I don't know.
That's like a tough one because there's some people though, that
it's just like they're going to do whatever they want to do no
matter what you tell them, you know?
Yeah, I know. But it's like, at least you
don't have to do well in school. Just finish, you know, If you
want to do that on the side, do it on the side, you know?
This is true. This is true.
But. Anyways, OK, but.
OK, but my Roman Empire of entrepreneurship movies ready
for it? What?
Molly's Game. Have you seen it?
Oh my gosh, it's so good. And I think it's based off a
true story. Don't quote me on that, but
like, it might be so like this, like Olympic athlete gets hurt
and so she like can't do her Olympic sport.
I think she was like a skier. And so she starts running high
stakes poker games and she gets really rich and then the mafia
or the mob or something catches up with her, beats her up.
She goes to jail. And then it's like a whole
thing. But like, Oh my gosh.
Because she builds up like this high stakes underground poker
business. It's so good, Katie.
Does he get arrested or no? You'll have to watch it and find
out. I feel like she gets arrested.
You have to watch it and find out.
I can't give these things. Away so I'm right because then
you would have just said no, OK Entrepreneurship we covered.
If you guys have ideas though, let us know.
Marketing, OK. Every movie is a marketing
movie. I think air is a good
representation. I will say that if you watched
Air. Air.
Yeah. But like Nike.
I haven't seen that one. It's basically like about Nikes,
just like how they got like we're able to market their shoes
cause like Adidas was beating them.
Obviously, like this was a while ago, like the 80s and so Adidas
was getting all the market share and so they invested in
basically Michael Jordan and that's how they got a bunch of
their fan. But it's like how they designed
the shoe and it's actually kind of interesting like the
marketing like techniques they used.
Yeah, that's fair. Loki, The Social Network could
be a marketing movie too, because it kind of like you
said, it's not a great idea. They're kind of just building
the brand. Yeah.
That's true. People said that.
Thank you for smoking. It's a satirical comedy film and
it's about like, Big Tobacco who lobbies on behalf of cigarettes,
but like, also has a son. I don't know, I haven't watched
it. I haven't seen that either, but
I don't think I've seen people seem to like it.
I don't know, kind of hard. I feel like marketing so subtle.
Yeah, like and everything. Low key, yeah.
Sorry, marketing people, I don't know.
Wait, sorry. Oh, people said Steve Jobs.
But like, it's not really more. I guess it is kind.
Of marketing, my gosh. Side note, are you excited for
Tron to come out? What's that?
It's like a Disney movie, like the first Tron came out in like
probably in 821982 and they're remaking it and they just read
like they put a Tron ride in a Disney and it's like a whole
thing. It gives comps I vibes totally.
When does it come out? Today or tomorrow data?
Analytics people said Moneyball. Oh yeah, that's a good one.
That that makes sense. I haven't seen that movie in
forever. I haven't even seen.
Anything really. I think they made us.
It has, like Brad Pitt, they made us watch it in school.
Wait really? That's so fun.
People also said Hidden figures which I still haven't.
I guys, I haven't seen many movies so but I feel like I
would like Hidden Figures Katie, why haven't?
You seen many movies. I'm worried for you.
I just, I, my attention span is so short, I don't want to watch
movies and planes I don't like. OK, so then it would be like
planes, right? But I really just knock myself.
I don't like being on planes. I would rather just be
unconscious. So from a young age I've learned
I need to like, learn how to put myself to sleep on planes so I
can just not live the whole experience.
I mean, I will fall asleep at take off and wake up at landing
'cause I'm a napper through and through.
But I don't know, back to the attention span movie thing.
So when I started realizing my attention span was shrinking, I
actually would like put my phone and laptop and stuff away and
make myself like watch movies straight through to try to like
heal my attention span. And it actually worked.
Like it was really good for me. Why is it?
Good for you though. Because it made me have
attention again to something like I would force myself to
watch like a 2 hour movie straight through without
anything. But OK, here's the thing.
If I'm. Raw darting of light.
But if I'm bored, like why would I just live bored?
You know when I know but. You don't get bored once you get
past a certain point, you get engaged in the movie and you you
got to like retrain your attention span.
You see what I'm saying? Because we, we're fed short
media all day. We're fed all of these like
tidbits of data, information, quick text, all this stuff.
So our attention spans are fried, so you have to reconnect
with your attention span. No, that's so true.
This. Is actually like a problem and
people talk about it in corporate and there was actually
a podcast I listened to where they're like, okay, when you're
at a desk job and you switch tabs, it's like how often you
switch tabs, like how short of time you actually become more
stressed and anxious because it's you're not working on one
thing at once. You feel like you're working on
a bunch of things at the same time.
And it just like causes like people have worse anxiety and
stress. So I guess that's true and like
because I already have anxiety, maybe I should work on it.
But I don't want to be bored so no ever notice like.
You have to play a game on your phone while you watch TVI.
Don't play games on my phone. OK, well.
I'm. Apparently two years old so.
No, it's like Alex plays games all the time.
He plays Clash Royale or something.
You've never. Seen this game?
Is this your? Farm game.
What is this? You don't know about.
Me and watermelon I don't think you can still get.
That's the other thing. About corporate we can talk
about because this is so crazy. One of the girls on my worksheet
obviously would work throughout the day, but then she'd go home
and play this game for like 5 hours every day and she was like
so addicted to it. And it's literally this game
where you just like tap on the screen.
And if you go make this like little character get orders or
something, it's like kind of like Papa freezer, yeah, but in
tap. And it's not like you actually
do anything. You just like tap and that's
like the game. And then I was like, well, why
don't you, why don't you just stop playing?
She's like, no, I can't stop playing.
And so she has she put a password protectant on her phone
so she can only play it for an hour.
But since she knows the password, she just.
Like enters. The password.
And so now she has her boyfriend had the password, so she can't
like play the game. And I was like, I, yeah, this is
crazy that like games and stuff can like take hold especially I
feel like, I don't know, I feel like people use that as an
escape too, of like their normal lives.
I don't know if I ever get that. Far.
Like please just throw my phone in the pool, OK?
If I ever get. That that Well, then I'll have
to. Find a pool, maybe I'll just
like put it in the sink. I just looked off my balcony.
And I was like, just throw my phone.
She said I'll have to. Find a pool.
Pillow sink with. Water.
Or like some people, I don't know, it's also just like
impulses, I think that a lot of people have problems with.
I saw this TikTok where people were like, oh, someone froze
their keys so they couldn't go home until they studied for a
certain amount of time. And I was like, what I.
Saw that. I was like, honestly, that's
hilarious. I'm sorry, that's just gold.
Like I think we're going to the point though in society where
we're going to have to restart trade.
We're going to have to start retraining our attention span.
I'm not convinced that. Everybody has like ADHD, not
saying these are very real problems, not saying they're
not, but like but there's an over diagnosis and anxiety over.
Diagnosing. It and like further causing the
problems. Yeah, no.
I agree. I mean, there's like a big
discussion on that and like the psychology field right now is
because like, is it like the environment and the situations
we're putting all these like kids in or is it actually a
neurological problem? You know, a bit of both, but
like. At the end of the day, it's not
helping everything we're doing. See, I was just playing the
game. I can't do this.
I kind of like. Having a short attention.
I like it when I have cool ideas and I just like sit in class and
I can be like, hmm, I just want to think in my head.
And then I look at the board and I think of my head and then I
look at the board And I have realized that if I try to do
something else during class, like, and I think the same goes
for people in meetings. Everyone's just like, I was
like, well, how do you get your work done at work?
And they're just like, in my meetings, I just do work and I'm
like, that's so insane. But that is very, very common.
And also especially at these larger corporations where you
just have a bunch of mandatory meetings you have to go to.
So people just start doing work and their meetings.
That actually makes you a lot more stressed.
And I've noticed this because when I'm in a meeting or in a
lecture and I'm taking notes and then I start doing something
else like working on homework and trying to pay attention to
the lecture, I get so much more anxious and I can actually feel
it and notice it about myself. And then I have to be like, OK,
Katie, just pay attention like you just got to.
Commit one way or the other though, because like for me it
was just commit to like not paying attention and then I
would just do whatever on my computer and I felt fine.
That's true. Yeah, you have to pick one
because if you try to have divided attention it is going to
stress you. So I don't know anyways.
Well, we've really derailed here, but we've talked about
some movies. But then I was thinking about
it, think about all of the shows about corporate America.
Like, do we think like any of them actually depict accurately?
OK. The office low key I could see
for some reason. No, I'm not going to.
Lie like sometimes I feel like I live in the office like.
Because here's the thing, like, OK, there are these small little
things you look forward to. I think also as part of it,
like, OK, I'm part of the party planning committee.
And that's, I don't know at your job, but at my job that was a
very real thing. Like you could be part of like
the women's committee. Like we would have a book.
Club and you could help pick out the books and plan the events
and do whatever. And so I think that's also a
little work hobby, you know, I think the.
Office does such a good job of dramatizing the niche things
that happen in corporate America that when you take a step back,
you're like, what the hell are we doing?
Like, it's so weird. Yeah.
Or. Also Severance too, because it
is kind of like when you said you have a Wellness room or
something. Didn't you say that?
Yeah, I was like, have you watched Severance or No, No, I
haven't. OK, But it's actually like, OK,
it's not like funny, but it just started to freak me out after
the first season. I couldn't watch it anymore
'cause my anxiety was so bad and I was like, I can't, I can't do
it. But it's, it's actually bad.
This is the other thing too, 'cause I get, if I get into a
movie, I feel like, you know, in the movie and then I just get
anxious and I'm like, I can't, I can't do it.
But anyways, that's why. I never.
Watched the Titanic past when it hits the iceberg.
I remember that. You're like, we have to turn it
off. We have to turn it off.
Yes, I don't watch. I love the Titanic.
The first half once they hit the iceberg, I don't really need to
watch that. OK, I guess that's.
Fair. Because I why would I?
Why would I subject myself to that, to that pain?
Like somebody already had to live that, now I have to live it
too. But like some people.
OK, this weird thing is, some people feel that way about
watching The Office. They're like, it's so awkward,
like it's painful for me to watch, but I just kind.
Of like, I think it's funny. Yeah, exactly.
I don't. So I don't really understand
that as well, but I don't know. I feel like the other one that
comes to mind is Suits. Have you watched Suits?
Yes. I love Suits.
I tried to get my IT, but they were like everyone in this movie
is just not a nice person, except for Donna.
I was like, OK, well, I don't know.
Suits is a great show. Any results?
What I've heard from. Legal people, though, is that
it's not really accurate. And apparently there's like a
problem where people watch suits and they're like, I want to be a
lawyer and then they're like, this isn't anything like that
and it's like an actual issue. No, I was.
That's literally. Where I was going to go with
this is like, I feel like Suits is very opposite of the Office
and that it's not realistic. It's like, it's like you never
see. Them working, it's like
strategy. I will say it's like legal
strategy a little bit, but it's like you like Mike's just like I
just, you know, work 20 hours today and then you're like, OK.
And then they have just weird office romantic relationships
and then like, I don't know, it's a drama.
But it definitely makes me think there's more romance happening
in the office then. You know what?
I. Mean like it kind of.
I don't know where I'm going. No, I agree, especially.
OK, The office also with like Dwight and Angela and
everything, guys and also people at my other place of work used
to be like, yeah, a lot of people who work here get married
to each other and I'm like, I don't.
No, that just like can't be happening.
That's not real to me. No, it is though.
And I like, I get it because I, I think especially if you're in
different departments, like if it's a rotational program and
you guys are all like, but I was like, Oh my God, Can you
imagine? Like if, Can you imagine though,
if like everyone at this company usually stays?
And so Can you imagine staying there and your ex is like
married to one of your friends now or your coworkers and it's
like you see your ex boyfriends all the time, like across
whatever that I would actually want that I can do it.
I can do it. Sorry, that's a lot.
That's a lot big enough though that it's like a campus.
So like technically it's like being on like a university
campus, but I need it to be a little bigger.
That's why I didn't want to go to a small school either like if
a 200 or even like 1000. Person like for?
Four years school because then what?
Who are you supposed to date? You see the same person again
and they're like, you know, I don't know these are.
These are questions. So guys think.
About that wisely well, and then you have.
All of these just a pivot. Then you have all of these
medical shows like I like Grey's Anatomy.
I know people who are in the medical profession that refuse
to watch it because they said their expectations are so
unrealistic. Really.
But wouldn't that suck though to watch the movie?
And it's like, this isn't HIPAA compliant.
This isn't HIPAA. Compliant.
Stop. So I kind of.
Get it? I think.
Did you see the office spin off? It was like a newspaper company.
It wasn't that good. No, I never.
Watched that. People tried to get me to watch
Parks and Rec. That's not a little bit.
I couldn't get into it. It didn't have the same feel.
I think I really needed the classic office setting.
I think there's just. Not enough characters, I think
that's the issue. And then layer like space is too
small because I think if they had more characters and I don't
know more weird scenario. Parks and Rec, though, I do
think it is probably a more accurate depiction of government
work and probably work, you know, like, I'm not saying
federal government work, maybe, but like state government work.
Yeah, yeah, I feel. Like that's true.
I just can't appreciate Parks and Rec as much because while I
find that funny to like government, state government,
whatever, that I'm just like such a corporate girly that
that's just really funnier to me.
And I I can't. Nothing will ever be better.
They need to make. A new version and it's teams and
all this software yeah like there's.
So much missed opportunity of like everything that's happened
in the past five years. Honestly.
But yeah, and then everybody's
saying, oh, this is the other thing that really annoyed me
after COVID. The whole thing would be like,
oh, supply chain issues. Oh, supply chain issues.
And like, I get it. But everyone was using that
excuse for everything, even our university food, Like, yeah,
sorry. Oh, like supply chain issues.
And I was like, are you guys actually for real?
Snooks has. Food so you guys don't have
excuses, but. Anyways.
Yeah. So if ATV.
Producer is watching and we would love to make a new
workplace show like The Office, but yeah.
Agreed. Oh.
People say being an influencer is like The Truman Show and that
like lady who's you know, have you watched that?
OK. So basically it's about this guy
who he just lives in this place and people like film him and he
thinks it's his real life, but it's actually a whole fake
setup. And they all like leave at the
end of the day and come back and his wife is like, oh, and try
these new cocoa beans since he looks into the camera and he's
like, what? Who are you talking to?
And people say that's like the influencers because it's just
that's kind of true. Like if you go on TikTok, oh,
try this, try this. And like, OK, yeah, I also do
that because I like the free samples.
Sorry guys but I just got an odx thing so I'm really you should.
I thought I also. Got this like skin care thing.
It was super fun. But if you see that though,
that's not me. 09 to five, I haven't heard of this.
And then people say the circle HR meets big tech surveillance.
I could see that. I also wonder if there's like
movies on construction sites and stuff like designs, other design
movies. I think there's definitely
architecture. Movies.
I think. That would be kind of fun, Like,
OK, no, it's not. I understand that they have labs
for a really long time, but then I see like the mini trees at the
campus bookstore and I'm like, oh, wouldn't it be so fun just
to glue those like down and play around like that?
I don't know. Yeah, it'd be fun for.
About a day, probably. Yeah.
I wish that was. College, like we all got to
experience what a job is like for a day.
So I would go and I'd be like, I can just like what?
An internship is for No, no, no, no, no.
Because the internship takes too long, I want to know in a
QuickTime which job I'm interested in so I can like
slate my top 10 and then go a little bit deeper.
Wait, I kind of like. This before you even pick a
major, Yeah. For two weeks you.
Have to pick 14 different jobs. Yeah, or 10.
We should. Make this a program I know.
And then day one can be like architecture and like this is
what an architect does. This is how they live, this is
their life. This is kind of the kind of
meetings they have. If you're in finance, OK, it's
different if it's investment banking or corporate finance.
Corporate finance is like you're going to have to budget and the
1st 10 days of the month are going to be the same every
single month. And then the quarters are all
gonna be the same and it's we're on to something.
Here. Yeah, I know.
Damn. Well, I was thinking.
Like of a video game, like you could play and to see if you'd
actually like the job, but it's like you experience the job and
like, you know, people ask you to go on little tasks.
And I know it would like, kind of suck because it's like work,
but it's the same as like, I don't know, making ice cream and
Papa's freezeria, right? But it's just like, yeah, it's
like a. SIM Yeah.
And then people can go and experience all these different
types of jobs that are possible. And then they can be like, I
actually really like probably these ones.
So I'm going to like think about those more.
Do an internship for those please.
People, let us know if you would, if you would play this
game or this simulator, I guess. And yeah, then what do we do,
Claire? We'll just call like Mark
Zuckerberg and be like, can you make this I?
I've got. People.
I, I, we could figure it out. Yeah.
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