SMCS | Episode 354|

• Fan Question Friday
  • Something to think about, why is that Kendal Grey got such a big push but Kali Armstrong didn’t?
  • I just have to know how does this type of stuff happen and people like him get away with it? It just baffles me that people say racism is dead but yet you have people willing to defend him. So I think what I’m asking is will there ever be a time when racism isn’t a thing? (This is about the Chud guy)

• If you were rich and money wasn’t an issue for you would you go out to eat everyday or would you cook at home
• -Growing up, and maybe even now, were you a fan of shows like Yugioh, Pokémon and Digimon? And did you play the games associated with them.
• -Do you watch “The Boys” and if you do did you like the finale
• What’s something society pretends is normal but really isn’t?
• What’s Wetoodeeps “I’m never doing that again” story?
• If your FBI agent had to describe you in one sentence, what would they say?
• Would you rather fight one gorilla or 100 raccoons?
• What conspiracy theory almost sounds believable to you.
• And then I got something new for you for the first time ever, Wetoodeep will react and give his take to this AITA.
  • AITA for refusing to cover my coworker’s shift after finding out she lied to our boss about me? I work at a warehouse where we all are expected to “help each other out” when scheduling issues come up. I usually don’t mind covering shifts because I know life happens. A week ago, one of my coworkers asked me to switch shifts with her because she supposedly had a family emergency. I agreed out of the kindness of my heart. Later that night, another coworker posted Instagram stories from a concert. and the coworker I covered for was there partying with them. I was irritated I was lied to but honestly I probably would’ve let it go if that was the end of it. Then I found out she’d recently told our boss that I’ve been “slacking” and “difficult to work with.” Apparently she blamed me for a production delays that was actually her fault. I only learned about it because my boss casually brought up “concerns” during a meeting and I had to defend myself. So when she asked me AGAIN this week to cover a shift because she “really needed help,” I said no. She immediately got irritated and said I was being petty over “office drama.” A couple coworkers think I should’ve just helped because refusing coverage makes everyone’s lives harder. Others think she burned that bridge herself by lying about me behind my back. Now things at work are awkward and tense, and I’m wondering if I should’ve just stayed professional and covered the shift anyway. Am I the A hole?
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