Ignorant Bosses, Flight Nightmares & An Angry Listener Lawyers Up

The Jason & Mindy Podcast

Episode Chapters:

Introduction (00:00 - 0:49)

Bosses Lack Awareness of Staff Activities (0:50 - 4:26)

Delta Flight's Cabin Pressure Incident (4:27 - 8:29)

Internet Predictions from 2009 (8:30 - 19:28)

Water Cooler Quiz (19:29 - 22:30)

Random Question (22:31 - [End of Episode])

Summary

In this episode of the Jason and Mindy podcast, the hosts explore various themes including the deep bond between humans and dogs, the disconnect between employees and managers, and the anxieties associated with air travel. They also discuss the impact of the internet on society, nostalgia for past communication methods, and personal fears. The conversation wraps up with a humorous take on addressing a family controversy regarding dietary habits.

Be sure to enjoy The Jason & Mindy Podcast on your favorite Podcatcher!

https://www.lowtreestudios.com

Visit our Store: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/lowtreestudios

https://www.youtube.com/@jasonandmindypodcast

Details:

BOSSES HAVE NO IDEA WHAT WE DO ON A DAILY BASIS _ A survey of employees finds bosses have no idea what their staff are up to. One in three believe their managers are totally oblivious about the jobs they perform daily.

This could be good and bad. Good in the sense that you are not micromanaged, but bad in two regards. One, If they try to direct your to do something, they have no idea what you may already be knee deep in. Two, when it comes to reviews and promotions, if they have no idea what you’ve accomplished, how can they accurately rate you?

DELTA AIRLINES FLIGHT EXPERIENCES TERRIFYING CABIN PRESSURE ISSUE _ A recent Delta Air Lines flight from Salt Lake City to Portland encountered a severe cabin pressure malfunction shortly after takeoff. Passengers reported experiencing intense pain, including bloody noses and burst eardrums. One passenger described her ear feeling like it was “popping and bubbling.” The pilots opted to descend and and return to Salt Lake International Airport. Upon landing, ten individuals were treated or evaluated by paramedics, with one passenger diagnosed with a ruptured eardrum. This is frightening to me… We’ve been lucky in our flying experience, some bad turbulence at times, but never anything like this and rarely have we had major flying issues.

FROM 2009: WHAT THE INTERNET SAID WOULD BE UNALIVEING OR WOULD NO LONGER BE IN EXISTANCE

15 years ago expert said the internet was OFFING…

• The art of polite disagreement

• Listening to an album all the way through

• Telephone directories

• Watches

• Music stores

• Letter writing/pen pals

• Photo albums and slide shows

• Hoaxes and conspiracy theories

• Watching television together

• Delayed knowledge of sporting results

• The nervous thrill of the reunion

• Solitaire

• Your lunch break