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That’s above my pay grade

That’s above my pay grade

By: Travis McFee
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We talk about the in and out and funny stuff of municipality and private sector work, any thing we feel is above our pay grade, which in our case is everything.

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  • We tried, again, and again..

    We tried, again, and again..
    Feb 21 2024

    We keep trying this podcast thing, but we end up treating it as a therapy session between two old friends with crazy ass lives. Who’ also should not have microphones or the capabilities to post to the world. But , we talk about salt, mines, and Chris somehow taps into our high school memories of 1st period, so listen at your own risk.. but, that’s above my pay grade :)
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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • S2 E1

    S2 E1
    Feb 14 2024

    We just vomit out of what happened all last year.! Yes we both went through stupid Divorces and now we face the dating seen, new people with our exs and how the hell does tinder actually work. ?

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    1 hr and 2 mins
  • New year new malfunctions

    New year new malfunctions
    Jan 15 2023

    Hi y’all.! Yes we are back! We are trying to sharpen this dull spoon. We even have somewhat of a plan, and just as this all starts Chris decided to try a new way to use his microphone and well, it didn’t work. Needless to say we are still publishing this episode hahahaha you jus t have listen to chris sound like he’s across a gym talking. That’s above our pay grade for ya.! Happy 2023
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    1 hr and 11 mins

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