Hi, I'm Katie and I'm Claire and the last 48 hours I have spent
trying to pass the ethic exams for my CPA license.
Any guesses how many tries? Claire, The thing is like, don't
you have to take so many other tests to pass?
Yeah, no, I took all the hard tests.
This one's open. Open.
No open book. This is really concerning
actually. How many times do you think I
took it? I'm hoping Claire, the way
you're talking that it was once, but I feel like it might have
been something like 4 more. I still have passed it, by the
way. I've taken it 10 Times Now.
I still have passed it. Oh, Connor.
What open? Note open book.
I'm so confused what are the questions like I hope they're
not like oh if you had the option to run over a dog or like
case of plant which would be you do?
It's like accounting independence related.
Like should I audit the company of my husband?
I don't know what I'm missing. When do you need to pass by
well? I mean, I don't get my license
unless I pass, so sooner rather than later hopefully.
But I mean, here's the thing. I'm like, is this a sign that I
was born to be an unethical? Account, I don't think so.
I don't think that's a sign. I think this sign is that maybe
you should be careful or working for a sketchy.
Bank, Well, I feel like I've just proven that I have the
skills of an account and I have the hours, I have the
experience, I have the exams. I just don't have the ethics.
But maybe one day I'll I'll earn them.
I don't know. But that being said, there are
people this week who are having way worse times in corporate
America. I would argue even worse ethical
problems than you're dealing. Like maybe the CEO of a certain
tech company. Corporate crash out.
Will you cash in or crash out? OK for anyone listening who
doesn't know, Astronomer is like a data app platform and DEO was
busted with his mistress at the Coldplay concert on the KISS
Cam. Hey I think the worst thing here
though is to highlight it went viral in like 2 seconds.
It was everywhere, TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, I mean it
was Reddit every place you can imagine.
And the other thing is too is I don't think people would have
like been so drawn to it if he didn't.
They didn't both react the way they reacted.
They both immediately freaked the fuck out The other girl like
hid the girl next Sir started like laughing like crazy and he
was like and then it's like OK you guys could have really
played it off. It was so good.
So I guess like she was the head of HR, but get this, Katie,
she's married to another CEO. She's married to the CEO of like
a rum company. So woman has a type.
Do you think that's like a bucket list thing?
Like how many CE OS can I get with before I die?
Like how many different? Like what's it?
Called industries. Industries.
How many CEO industries and I hit?
I'm dead at what Astronomer release.
As stated previously, Astronomer is committed to the values and
culture that have guided us since our founding.
Our leaders are expected to set the standard in both conduct and
accountability, and recently that standard was not met.
Who do you think released it, Claire if it wasn't the HR lady?
I'm crying. No, he did step down.
But I saw this TikTok and it was like, yeah, he stepped down.
They're like have an interim CEO right now.
He's he's done. He fucked up.
What? Just cuz he cheated on his wife.
Oh but I guess with the agent. Well.
It's like against company policy.
But I mean, if if you cheat on somebody like with somebody at
your company, I mean it's not better than like an intern or
like. I mean I feel like it's
definitely better than an intern but it's still not great.
But I saw this TikTok and it was like, if your CEO isn't hooking
up with your head of HR after a rough day of making slide decks
and like is that really the company culture you want?
I honestly I really don't know. I don't know but I've heard some
crazy CEO stories or like C-Suite stories of them cheating
on their wives like at one company.
We all. Had to go to this AR sexual
harassment training. My boss didn't go, first of all,
he was like the only person and I was like, you can't be like a
30 year old guy who's like pretty high up and not go.
That's not a good luck. But anyways, so we all go and
it's presented by the HR ladies obviously.
And they just start spilling everything about the company
history and like everything that's been going on.
And they said that people have been requesting to reply all,
you know how you can reply and like there's a thread to
everybody in the company and you can be like, oh, I'm going to
e-mail everybody in finance or everybody in it or something
like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
They don't do that anymore and they don't have those groups
because apparently one of the really high up executives and I
still can't believe she told all of us this cuz there was a room
of 100 people. He was cheating on his wife with
somebody, I think at the company.
And then she found out. She logged onto his work
computer. And the reason she found out was
because she like went through his emails and saw that she sent
like the person at the company sent him nudes via work e-mail.
And this guy was like, oh. Nudes via work e-mail.
Yeah, like like 40. They don't know what they're
doing, you know, I mean, they kind of do, but whatever.
And then wife, what she did, she got so pissed, she replied all
to everybody in the company and forwarded the pictures that her
husband got of like his mistress at the company.
And that's why they can't do reply all emails anymore.
That can't be real. This isn't real.
And I was looking around, I was like, is this, is this normal?
Is this we're all just going to like glaze over this and act
like it's fine. But I guess they already heard
it. So I don't know.
But we did have that conversation of if you're going
to send explicit pictures to your Co workers, make sure not
to do it via work e-mail was the big tip of the day in the sexual
harassment. Training, you know, like at bare
minimum take it to the LinkedIn DMS like.
But yeah, that's just a funny story.
That's so funny, but. Also, what happened at somebody
else's coming? This is like all, I don't know
why it's coming out OK, but basically in the old days, you
know how you can like reserve a domain, like a website domain,
Like we have our website domain, we've reserved it.
But what people will do is that they'll reserve somebody else's
website domain that they know doesn't have a website yet,
especially like in the early whatever 2000s.
'Cause you can profit, you can sell it to them.
It's like, yeah, you low key like Ransom.
It is. It actually is.
I don't understand but like yes. And so they make you pay a whole
bunch of money cuz they know you're gonna need it or else all
your customers are gonna be like super confused when they go on
your website anyways. So it was supposed to be like
this flower website and apparently they linked it to a
porn website anyways. But then the other thing was
that like other times. Katie, how are you just going to
gloss over that? But if you think about it, it's
kind of genius, like guys looking for their like
significant others, they go on a flower website and they're like,
I'm going to go buy flowers and be a good boyfriend, be a good
husband, whatever. And they're like, you know,
like. OK, but imagine you're the
business Katie. Imagine someone bought our
website domain and like just put porn on it.
So we haven't bought like what do you do yet?
So guys, if you guys buy our domain, don't put porn on.
It at least put like or honestly I don't really fucking care at
this point at. Least make sure it's good
quality, OK? Don't put any of that homemade
cheap porn on there. Make it good.
But after this whole astronomer thing, it had me thinking like
how have we missed like this has to be going on way more.
How does this the only one that's become this public like
companies do a really good job cleaning up after.
These situations, I honestly I wonder if they pay.
People to delete. Stuff I honestly don't know
because there's so many celebrities, so many businesses
that just I've done really shady or like bad things and then I
feel like everybody just forgets about it the next week.
I mean, I guess that's on having a good PR team, but like, and
then I read this article about the McDonald's CEO in 2021, he
was fined for having multiple affairs with staff.
So I think they're like lower level.
What? Yeah.
I feel like it's more of a McDonald's on brand thing to do.
And I guess obviously most companies have a policy that
intimate relationships between employees, indirect or indirect
reporting lines is prohibited. So I guess like that's what they
called him out on and he ended up, this is crazy.
He ended up paying $400,000 in fines like to get out of some
legal battle over his relationships and breaking the
policy and he paid out 400,000 dollars in fine and then was
they turned around and paid the man $1,000,000 in severance when
he left because he obviously like resigned from his position
after that wait. If you resign, you get
severance. Yeah, sometimes not sick.
But Can you believe that like Havas has an affair with staff
Gets $1,000,000. I mean low key how much is even
400K to him you know? Probably not a lot.
I mean, he's the CEO of McDonald's.
Isn't that so funny though? I'm just like the fact that the
CEO of McDonald's has to hit on his McDonald's employees like
not even the Hooters next door with a little bit better food
and like a little bit more like, you know.
But I want to know was like, was this cashier at McDonald's and
they never came out and said who the affair was with?
I just like I'm dying to know. I feel like it must be
corporate, right? I mean it must be, but like in
my ideal like scenario, he was Undercover Boss and fell in love
with someone at one of the restaurants.
I want to do that, but I want to be like undercover employee or
something, I don't know, you know, and then go and like
report back to everyone what it's like working at the
company. I'm not doing that right now.
Disclaimers all like my employment, but I'm just saying
like they. Have that.
My sister does this thing, it's called secret shopping and she
like goes to Texas Roadhouse and like has to fill out this thing
and she likes secret shops like they have stuff like that.
They have programs like this, Katie.
No, but I mean like working there.
Like I would want to work at Microsoft for a week.
And be like, like be a new hire. But that's the promise.
You have to make it past the new hire phase to really get the
dirt. So you really would have to be
there for like 3 months. Like it would be a committed
situation. OK, the the other thing I could
obviously do a whole episode on this because it's so
fascinating. The Theranos case between, you
know, Elizabeth Holmes and her startup Theranos with like the
blood testing. You know what I'm talking about,
right, Katie? Major scammer where she made
that like fake blood testing company like deceived all these
investors and she's in prison now.
Yeah, wasn't she Forbes 30 under 30 or something?
Or 40. Under 40 years.
So I always knew about this whole case because I think it's
just so fascinating. Like she scammed so well.
It's like giving Ann Adel the it's mastermind shit.
But just when you think it couldn't get any worse, she was
also having a relationship with the number 2 at their nose, like
her COO and he was a 20 plus year older guy.
And they were even moved in together and they hid it from
all of their investors. Like, they bought a condo or
something together in California and they were living there and
she was the CEO, he was the COO, and they were raising all of
this money. And like, they hid it somehow
from their board and their investors.
And they both ended up going to prison.
And they're both still in prison.
But what I really want to know is when they get out, are they
going to do their like house arrest and parole together?
I don't think so. I I mean house arrest, like,
yeah, you probably would do together.
Wait, I guess in jail. Yeah.
I don't know. Do you want to have something
funny? Yeah.
We work apparently had a bunch of scandals and it's even called
the cult of Adam Newman and Adam Newman once bans meat at company
events for environmental reasons and he which I think is really
funny. Like I can understand maybe
religious or something, but OK. It's kind of crazy.
And then he apparently got caught eating meat on his
private jet. I'm sorry, who bans meat for
environmental reasons and then has a private jet like this is
not adding up. OK, so you know when you're a
new hire and you get all your stuff set up on the first day,
Apparently at Wework, they were ushered into like the room to
start and allegedly, and then they were told they had to take
tequila shots with the executives in the morning on
their first day. That's my dream workplace,
Katie. His wife also, who ended up
being. I didn't know this was Gwyneth
Paltrow's cousin. Tired people based on quote UN
quote bad energy I mean. Some people definitely have bad
energy though. I exactly imagine like this is
the kind of couple they are, you know, like the frat boy that
thinks he's God and he goes into investment banking and then he
ends up liking this girl cuz she's just really hot and into
like her astronomy and astrology and the crystals.
And then she's like. OK, fine.
You can do HR or whatever from my company and I'll just pay you
a bunch of money so you can get rid of the whole tax thing.
And then she's like, OK, you, you definitely sexually
assaulted somebody. I don't know who, but you're
getting fired. And that's how I imagine
everything going. And you know what, Katie?
I somehow have no problem with this.
Like how do I get that job? Wait, apparently, Newman said he
wanted to live forever and be the quote UN quote president of
the world. Speaking of presidents, when I
was researching for this episode, I learned something
that I didn't know before about Barack Obama.
It's like, again, just spiraling after Coldplay incident and I
came across Barack Obama and Michelle Obama's love story.
And keep in mind this takes place Loki before politics
because they were both in law, which I didn't know that, but
that makes a lot of sense for politicians, I guess.
So Michelle is a junior associate at a law firm, and
Barack Obama is an incoming intern.
He gets paired with her like, as a mentor mentee relationship.
But you know, that's kind of spicy.
Mentor mentee action. So they're going to mentor
mentee lunches, all these things.
He's hitting on her. He's making all the moves.
It's literally like suits. But anyways, no, it literally a
suit. Miss Michelle, it seems from
what I've read, was not really having it because she's probably
like, hey, this is slightly inappropriate, I shouldn't hook
up with the intern. Who says that?
Who has those kind of ethics? Not you, Claire, because you
didn't pass your test and said that a mentor or mentee
relationship is spicy. But anyways, yeah.
Apparently This is why I'm unethical.
So anyways, he asks her on a date.
They obviously start dating at the end of his internship.
He does get offered the full time offer.
He declines it and he says I'm taking Michelle with me, we're
going to get married. And he does that and she leaves
the law firm like shortly after. Is that not crazy?
He said she's gonna be needed in the government so.
She's gonna be needed to be the First Lady.
Sorry, sorry, law firm. That story just cracked me up
and it also reminded me of this story.
Speaking of spicy intern relationships.
So a friend of a friend had a summer lab position.
So she gets this killer lab position and it's like one of
the like sought after labs to be in, OK.
And so she develops a relationship with like her
direct supervisor in the lab. He's like 25.
So he's doing a post back at this lab and she's 1920.
Long story short, they start hooking up in the lab.
Like the intern and the supervisor in the lab.
In the lab. Is crazy.
I'm just like imagining there's rats like.
I'm hoping it was like a lunchroom situation and not like
a rat brain examination fucking kind of situation.
So I don't know about the hooking up, but I do know their
first kiss was in the science lab.
Kind of cute though. There's rats in the room.
Well, there's been monkeys and you know, some of mine, but.
OK, I mean, fair enough, but anyways, Barack Obama and his
internship love affair with Michelle just reminded me of my
friend. Claire, that's a crazy
connection, but you imagine how 1 sounds like Barack Obama was
like at a really nice like law firm and Michelle was so classy
to turn him down and then your friends fucking in the laugh
with and you're like, oh, basically the same thing.
Well, you know what I'm saying. Like intern love stories, they
can go in all different directions.
Interns are reckless. Interns are really reckless
though. I found another a their story
for Intel. So the Intel CEO, why is it
always the CEO? Why is it never the CFO?
Why is it never the CEO you know?
I think in my mind, it's like nobody knows who the CFO or COO
or literally any of the other ones are.
But then they're like, oh, the CEO just made out with this
girl. And then they're like, is that
not his wife? She looks a lot younger.
And then they go on the Internet and then they take a picture and
they're like, oh, it's not. And that's how it gets like
public. That's fair.
But OK, so the CEO of Intel, he had a relationship with an
employee. The board launched a whole
investigation on his relationship, and they found out
like, yeah, he breached the company policy from manager, but
apparently he didn't have an employment contract.
So when he resigned, he walked away with a payment of $38
million. What?
OK, I'm going to vouch for this guy here because the affair
began before he became the CEO, apparently.
Don't you still have to like disclose it after?
Like, shouldn't you like say oh by.
The way I mean, I guess maybe when you're getting sworn into
the office of CEO, it's your time.
It's your time to be like, hey, are you banging anyone in the
office? Is it going to cause a problem?
And then there should be an opportunity for you to be like,
yeah, me and the secretary have been having spicy time in the
conference room, you know? With a secretary, you can get a
new secretary. That's fine.
That's. True, but you can't really get a
new head of HR that easy. This whole conversation is
actually making me really sad cuz Claire you're telling me
that ACEO will definitely 100% cheat on me and I can never date
someone who's ACEO or going to be ACEO?
Honestly it's a dangerous game but you could just have multiple
CEO's. Like the head of HR she had two.
Why have one when you have two? Crazy.
Can you imagine? It's actually totally normal and
the CEO's are just all swinging with each other or something and
they know cuz it's like this club.
But then they're like have to act shocked whenever anyone
figures it out. That's so true though.
I feel like that might be how it is.
It's like their secret club. I think I draw.
I'm gonna have to draw a hard line at the C-Suite.
Anyone below that is a green flag.
So we're red flagging anyone who's above?
What about What if it's a ten person firm though and they're
the CEO wins the cutoff? OK.
No, I think you have to be publicly traded.
What about Chick-fil-A, though? They're not public.
You're right. OK, how about this?
I think the parameters are, I will not date you if you're in
the C-Suite of a publicly traded company or a household name
company. Like if I can say the name of
the company in front of a knowledgeable individual on the
streets and they know what I'm talking about, then it's a no
for me. I would also just say like on a
more serious note, as this comes up, like there is a lot of weird
stuff around the workplace. Like if somebody comes and like
tells you to do an interview with them in their hotel room,
that's like been something that sometimes people, you know what
I'm saying and like some kids go and I'm like, OK, that wasn't
the smartest decision, but like it's just like good.
So if someone asks you to like come to a hotel with them, and I
mean in their room, not just like at a venue, it might be a
bad stuff. Thank you, mother Katie.
Yes, avoid weird situations because the creeps are out there
and the cheaters. There's creeps and there's
cheaters. They're a different breed, but.
We still need to go over that whole list of who's most and
less likely to cheat. I think we can put CEO at the
top for sure now. Yes, I think yeah, for sure,
CEO. OK, OK.
People that are most likely to cheat.
Executive CE OS we talked about that.
Salespeople. Salespeople because they travel
and they have charismatic personalities.
And think about it, you know, sometimes they get invited to
all those vacations or whatever, client dinners and late nights.
And they drink. They do drink.
That's like part of the job, isn't it?
I feel. Like this is not like
intercompany shit either. I feel like this is like client
company affairs. Yeah, like for sales people.
I was just thinking of. People like, they'll do anything
to make the deal go through, yeah, but I think this unlocks a
whole new door of affairs. Consultants.
Yeah, I kind of knew that. Constant travel, hotel stays.
Maybe that's why some guys really like consulting.
OK, yeah, low commitment, lots of money.
It's fine. Lots of different cities,
different girls, whatever. OK, you could.
Have a nice little rotation. I've heard like sports players
do that. They have like their Denver
girls and there are Texas girls and they're like whatever girls.
And so consultants probably do that too.
Like, Can you imagine? They're like, yeah, the Walmart
deal went through, babe, so I can go back to Bentonville.
So we get to. I'm going to be back in
Bentonville, AR this weekend. I missed you so much, sugar.
Why do I feel like they always go for the girls too, who think
they're the only one? Like they're really good at that
consultant. Yeah, finance Bros.
Yeah, I knew that. Duh.
Marketing and PR pros? Wow.
See, I wouldn't have pegged like marketing or PR people, but I
guess that kind of makes sense. 'Cause they can like, market
themselves. I don't.
I think it's 'cause they're
persuasive people and pretty charismatic, which makes sense
that they would like HR managers.
That's ironically, they know everybody's secrets.
Sometimes the weaponized empathy and boundary crossing occurs.
Damn. Tech leads and engineers.
Engineers. No way.
They're not.
They could barely pull one girl. They're not.
They said OK, wait, wait, wait. It says quiet for years, then
boom. Affair with someone from work or
a startup partner often comes from sudden status or money
changes. OK, but think of that about like
Mark Zuckerberg, you know, like I feel.
Like that's what we're talking about, yeah.
Like. Or like Elon Musk?
Yeah. Like how many women has he had?
Doesn't. He have like 10 alleged sons and
daughters. Like it's actually crazy.
And he like paid to keep it secret Anyways.
OK, so guys, stay away from salespeople, executives,
consultants, finance pros, marketing people and HR managers
and. Technically, basically anyone in
business. No, no, no, Claire, we sell the
accountants, remember? OK, so cougar rolls least likely
to cheat are accountants and auditors.
Auditors. They love structure.
They're structured and rule driven and they.
Love Spreadsheet. More than a scandal, I'm crying.
OK, Data analysts and data scientists.
Quiet, logical, often introverted.
OK, thanks. OK, whatever.
Whatever. OK, IT support insist admins
behind the scenes focused on fixing broken printers.
Yeah, touching T is like coming. OK, Let me ask it after this
what its favorite corporate function is.
OK, administrative assistants. Isn't that a secretary?
Extremely responsible, loyal to their boss, and typically super
busy. Yeah.
Often too loyal to their boss. Like, come on, Monica Lewinsky?
Anyone ever heard of her? OK, OK.
Compliance and risk officers, that kind of makes sense.
Operations and supply chain, yeah, Project managers, yeah.
Cuz they're stressing about their whole lives.
So that's why Apache BT said operations is its favorite.
And then after that, finance, data analytics and internal
audit. It's like this website I just
found it where they surveyed 3800 people and then they, they,
they counted how many people confessed to infidelity and a
teacher was #1 wait, what? Go through the whole.
List. I mean to hear this.
Wait, is a professor different than a teacher, do you think?
I don't know. No, but OK.
Wait, actually no, wait, I was wrong.
Sales is number one. 239 out of 3800 people admitted.
So that's 14%. What?
And 2nd? 2nd is teachers and training
educators, 226 people. So 13% healthcare.
What is third? And I feel like I think it's at
least double because half of those people lie.
Right, right. Like you should probably take
any of these numbers and at least give it another times 1.5,
you know? Yeah.
Wait, that's so insane. OK, kind of crazy.
Keep going, I mean. This is just making the
workplace scary. Is anywhere safe?
Accounting, Claire, we didn't forget about you.
No, I'm #8 on this list, they give very much 88 out of the
3800 people, so 5.4%. But it grouped that with banking
and finance. So accounting, banking and
finance, OK. Well, finance is way higher than
accounting, so. Yeah, I'm not really trusting
this study too much, but I do love the raw data account.
Wait, so. Where am I you're.
Grouped into finance on that one, they're broad categories.
OK, fine. Which one's the least likely to?
Oh my gosh, we didn't even talk about lawyers.
What about them? Cheaters, yes or no?
Yeah, Cheaters. Yeah.
The problem is that they. Just like get too big for their
britches because they're only ways up throughout their career.
You know what I'm saying? Like at least Doctor, you can
have a private practice and like, you know, you're not like
famous doctor really, I feel like.
And then even then you're like a nerd because you have to.
You can practice law privately. You can practice law privately.
But like, I feel like people are into big law, you know what I'm
saying? Like partner kind of thing.
And then I feel like it's like suits.
And then they all just like, I don't know, they.
All just start hooking up and swapping and then it just.
Whenever you know that episode, whenever they have like a case
against each other, they like hook up, yes.
I need to rewatch that. I love that show.
If you watch that show. OK, wait, what else?
Where were they on the list? They were supposed to be safe.
According to this this list it says that.
Safe and not safe. At this.
Point we're acting like they're like a murderer who's like,
don't go near the CEO, don't go near only.
Don't do it. Only sick the accounting and
like data analytics people if you want a drama free corporate.
Life. Hey, I trust.
If I'm trusting any of the studies we've looked at tonight,
it's this one, because this one's Yahoo Finance and I feel
like they're pretty reputable. So shout out to you, you know
what I do? Thanks.
Shout out shout out to Yahoo. I will now only be dating
scientists, law enforcement and security, creative arts and
design, media and entertainment, legal, environment and
agriculture, marketing, public services, or retail.
So if you're on those lists, hit me up.
Thank you. Good night.
Wait, what does Yahoo say were the least ones or the worst
ones? No, those were the least of the
worst ones, according to Yahoo. Starting at #1 sales, then we
have teachers, then we have healthcare, then we have
transport, Transport and logistics.
So I'm guessing that's like truckers.
Isn't that like a big thing that like truckers cheat 'cause they
like stop it? Like have you ever heard of a
lot? Have you ever heard of a lot
lizard? No.
What a lot lizard. It's like a hooker, but like at
a truck stop and they like that's.
It's an actually insane thing. I feel like this really just
sums up the fact that you're from the Midwest.
Like, I think I can listen to a few of these and be like, Yep,
she's from somewhere in those cornfields.
I don't know. Where?
But OK, so after transport and logistics, which I'm going to
say is trucking, then you have hospitality and event
management, then engineering, then property and construction,
then accountancy, banking, finance, then information tech,
and then armed forces. I'm shocked armed forces isn't
higher on the list. Yeah, I feel like they should be
the first ones. Like the way I hear everyone's
they're pretty. Notorious cheaters.
Yeah, 'cause they get money like this is what I was so confused.
Don't they get money to like marry somebody early?
And then if they do, their wife's tuition is also like free
or something? And then so like, there's a lot
of incentives for them to just get married pretty young and
then they're not 100% sure and then they just cheat.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure they get like preferential housing, like
increased pay and like the wife gets like healthcare.
So I'm pretty sure like the incentives are definitely there.
We're so far from corporate right now, but it's OK.
Anyways, now that we've spiraled on affairs all night, thank you
Coldplay. Make sure to ask like on Tinder
or bumble or whatever dating apps you guys are on.
When they say like corporate, ask what position and if they're
on any of the cheating ones just swipe left.
And if you need tips on stalking people, check out our LinkedIn
video. That's a great way to pre screen
for cheaters. So check them out on LinkedIn
and check yes or no and move on. And make sure to like and
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