• Chaos, Camouflage, and Cryptids in Conversation

  • May 8 2024
  • Length: 43 mins
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Chaos, Camouflage, and Cryptids in Conversation

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    Ever had one of those weeks where everything at work seems to go haywire, yet somehow you're still laughing? That's where Tom and I found ourselves recently, and we're dishing out the details in our latest MT Alternative Podcast episode. Join us as we recount the mayhem of workplace escapades, from our very own 'Idiot Squad' to the humbling experience of a cherry picker breakdown. It's a roller coaster ride of mishaps and mirth, and we're bringing you along for every twist and turn, including a port incident that sweetened the pot in the sugar market, all served with a side of our trademark humor.

    Now, if you've ever scratched your head at the sight of a highway worker decked out in camo and neon, you're not alone. We're unraveling the great camouflage conundrum and sharing a chuckle over the whimsical world of visibility, right down to those funky airplane patterns. But the fun doesn't stop there. We're also stepping into the world of the fuzzy and fantastical with a lighthearted debate on Bigfoot that's bound to stir up both believers and skeptics alike. So, pull up a seat and get ready to explore the curious and comical side of life with insights that are anything but camouflaged in this episode of the MT Alternative Podcast.
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