Demoted Performance Review: Rose, Bud, and Thorning our way into Q3

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07/02/24 • 40 min

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Q3 is coming in hot! In this episode, Ross and Natalie review each other’s performances over the first half of the year, covering vulnerability scores, friendship ratings, and even carpool ability. The hosts share their hopes for the rest of the year and set goals for live shows and maybe even bringing on some guests. Stay tuned for a comparison of bachelor and bachelorette parties, confessions from Deloitte University, and Natalie’s experience with a truly awful dentist.

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Don’t worry, Ross has not been fired... yet. He’ll be back for next week’s episode.

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The Secret Demoted Live Show - Who Will We Interview Next?

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If your company is interested in hosting a live show, we’ll invite your CEO up on stage and absolutely roast them (in the most humanizing way possible, of course). Email [email protected] if you’re interested.