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Malodor on the Number Five Express

Malodor on the Number Five Express

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 There's a certain etiquette involved in why we don't see people eating in subways. So when a case of really stinky food breaks out, and you get 'olfactorily pissed', you just have to find who the suspect is! Share the laughter and exasperation in this new episode of F*CKING ARGENTINA with Tom Fox and Gregg Greenberg. ▶️ #MalodorOnTheNumberFiveExpress ABOUT THE BOOK F*cking Argentina and 10 More Tales of Exasperation by Gregg Greenberg is a compilation of short stories that dive into the American phenomenon of being in a near-perpetual state of aggravation. Greenberg’s anthology brings together eleven original pieces of work, each with their own slice of independent and distinct plot lines but all converging on the universal theme of exasperation. They run the whole gamut of scenarios, from the titular story “F*cking Argentina” wherein the country is once again in bankruptcy and a polite game of tug o’ war at a couples dinner to a malodorous snack on the subway. Stories end with the superlative f-word, which showcases at some point in other stories, and a guaranteed chuckle from their readers. Buy the book here: http://fckingargentina.com/. Do you have a podcast (or do you want to)? Join the only network dedicated to compliance, risk management, and business ethics, the Compliance Podcast Network. For more information, contact Tom Fox at tfox@tfoxlaw.com.

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