Speaker 1: All right, it is Mojoe in the morning. This weekend
Speaker 1: I went golfing with two of our big bosses that
Speaker 1: work for iHeart Hartley Atkins, who just recently, hardly kind
Speaker 1: of took a different role than the role that he
Speaker 1: has right now. He's got like a consulting role. I
Speaker 1: guess Harley and Brad Harden, who is our head of
Speaker 1: program He's like our big guy. He's actually Tony's boss us. Oh,
Speaker 1: first off, they know us, they know the show, which
Speaker 1: is good. The shows does well for the company, and
Speaker 1: they're actually very you know, nice guys about what we do,
Speaker 1: so thank you to them. But it was interesting because
Speaker 1: we were golfing and I did not know what kind
Speaker 1: of golfers these guys were, nor do they know what
Speaker 1: kind of golfers I am or golfer I am. I'm
Speaker 1: not a good golfer for anybody that ever knows anything
Speaker 1: about golf. I am like a twenty three handicap. Basically
Speaker 1: that means I'm not good, like good people are usually
Speaker 1: like in the teens or is down to nothing, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. Like a pro golfer is called
Speaker 1: the scratch golfer. It's like basically zero and really great
Speaker 1: pro golfers are in the negatives.
Speaker 2: So Lord number golfer.
Speaker 1: So those guys are all about my pace and we're
Speaker 1: all golfing and we literally lost more balls than we
Speaker 1: actually you know, brought with us. But it was funny
Speaker 1: because the joke was you can tell that none of
Speaker 1: us are really good at golfing because we don't go
Speaker 1: out on the golf course in golf all the time.
Speaker 1: And I do golf a lot, but I end up
Speaker 1: golfing a lot of like, all right, I'll do like
Speaker 1: eight holes and then let me get something from the
Speaker 1: halfway house or you know what I mean, or the
Speaker 1: beer card girl. Long story short, We were having a
Speaker 1: conversation that got me talking about people who are really
Speaker 1: good golfers. And if you're somebody that is a golfer,
Speaker 1: I want you to think about this. There is an
Speaker 1: app called I think It's gin or gin it's g
Speaker 1: h I N. And that is the thing that ranks
Speaker 1: you as far as how good of a golfer.
Speaker 3: You are compared to how like who.
Speaker 1: Ranks to you based based on how well you do
Speaker 1: on each round of golf. So when you get down golfing,
Speaker 1: you put in your score, and then it will give
Speaker 1: you that score that I told you that twenty three score.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm a golfer, so I'm just trying to follow.
Speaker 1: So here's here's the interesting thing. There is this app
Speaker 1: that is out there, and if you're somebody that golfs
Speaker 1: a lot and you don't want your boss to know
Speaker 1: that you golf a lot, you probably shouldn't be putting
Speaker 1: your scores in there, because if you do put your
Speaker 1: scores in there, it's very good that your boss is
Speaker 1: basically looking at how many times you golf in a
Speaker 1: given time.
Speaker 4: So it says when says the day when you've got
Speaker 4: in your score.
Speaker 1: Doesn't tell you the time. It just tells you that
Speaker 1: the yeah, the course and the date. Okay, So if
Speaker 1: you're golfing Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, but yet you're
Speaker 1: telling your boss that you're a golfing you know, only
Speaker 1: on you know, Saturdays, on your days off, your boss
Speaker 1: is going to know. And so, long story short, they
Speaker 1: ain't working if you're out there on a golf course
Speaker 1: unless you're taking clients out. And if you're not you know,
Speaker 1: dealing with you know, work stuff, more than likely you're
Speaker 1: not bringing home the sales. So long story short. With this,
Speaker 1: it got me thinking, and I asked a friend of
Speaker 1: mine who is a manager of a very big company
Speaker 1: that is here in Michigan, all right, And he told me,
Speaker 1: I cannot say the name of the company, but I'm
Speaker 1: going to tell you guys off the air the name
Speaker 1: of the company. And he says that I told him
Speaker 1: this whole story. And he said, well, you know, the
Speaker 1: way that we check our employees is through their computers
Speaker 1: and phones. And I said, really, I said, what do
Speaker 1: you mean? And he says, they all have company phones
Speaker 1: and they have company computers. And he said, we have
Speaker 1: find mine on all location services. So when our when
Speaker 1: our employees are saying that they're out doing stuff, you know,
Speaker 1: for work, we can see they're at home all the time,
Speaker 1: or sitting on their couch or whatever the deal is,
Speaker 1: because they've got that. So I wanted to ask this question,
Speaker 1: and it's just a random question. What are the ways
Speaker 1: that employers are checking in on you? And have you
Speaker 1: ever been busted by your employer when you weren't working
Speaker 1: or you weren't doing what you're supposed to be doing,
Speaker 1: Because there are got to be some other ways that
Speaker 1: that they're doing it.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: We have a job where you know where we are
Speaker 1: at all times. Right, we're either on the air, we're
Speaker 1: off the air.
Speaker 5: Road.
Speaker 4: Although the very first morning show that I worked for
Speaker 4: shout out to the Morning Mess in Indianapolis, Indiana. The
Speaker 4: host of that show did not ever believe you if
Speaker 4: you said you were actually sick and that's where and
Speaker 4: you were going to stay home and not come into
Speaker 4: the show. So he would, and this happened to me,
Speaker 4: he would send an intern to your house to knock
Speaker 4: on your door to take a look at you, to
Speaker 4: see how sick you really were.
Speaker 1: Was he doing that as a bit like joking around
Speaker 1: or was he doing it because he was being serious.
Speaker 3: I think it was fifty to fifty really, yeah.
Speaker 2: Wow, I wouldn't open my door.
Speaker 6: That's what it is.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 6: You know what you did?
Speaker 1: You call the police. I got an intruder.
Speaker 2: Yet, a friend of mine works in me medical sales.
Speaker 2: This is like same but different. She works at medical sales.
Speaker 2: She says that she has the type of job where
Speaker 2: she's able to finish whatever her duties are extremely quickly.
Speaker 2: Like say, for example, they say it's going to take
Speaker 2: you a full eight hour shift to get all through
Speaker 2: these little sales sheets. She can do it in four,
Speaker 2: which obviously she wants to get paid for the full eight.
Speaker 2: She went online and found a mouse that will move
Speaker 2: on its own, so that, wow, while they're checking to
Speaker 2: see when you're quote unquote idol on the computer, if
Speaker 2: you're not doing anything, if you're not flipping through screens,
Speaker 2: whatever case may be, her mouse will move for her.
Speaker 8: The same thing happened when work from home was new,
Speaker 8: Like everyone that I knew at quickened. They would put
Speaker 8: a YouTube video up that was like a twelve hour
Speaker 8: YouTube video and you could just leave it on your screen,
Speaker 8: so it looks like somebody's active on the computer doing something.
Speaker 8: But they were like getting their hair done.
Speaker 1: By the way, can they have that mouse thing? Take
Speaker 1: those her tests that we take right just like just
Speaker 1: like beyond there, like faking the whole thing. Neil Feldman
Speaker 1: from Carl's Golfland wanted to give me the correct terminology.
Speaker 1: It's your handicap, so this is what your your deal
Speaker 1: is hitting. But in Neil, my handicap is golf. That
Speaker 1: is pretty much what it is. But it's interesting because
Speaker 1: think about this, think of your like a big time
Speaker 1: person like say say that you're say you're like a
Speaker 1: Dan Gilbert or something, and you have a financial advisor
Speaker 1: that takes care of your money for you, Like he's
Speaker 1: the guy that's managing your money. And you find out
Speaker 1: that your financial advisor golf's every single day or two
Speaker 1: rounds of golf. He's not managing your money's managing his
Speaker 1: golf game. Would you want that guy being your guy?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 4: So this just happened to my husband Wes within the
Speaker 4: past couple of months, and this girl no longer works
Speaker 4: for his company, so I feel like I can talk
Speaker 4: about it now. But it was similar to what you said, keV,
Speaker 4: where he had a girl working for him on his
Speaker 4: team and she probably was really good at what she did,
Speaker 4: and so for her job for Wes's company, she could
Speaker 4: get done within a couple of hours. Unbeknownst to everybody
Speaker 4: until she got caught. She was working two jobs. She
Speaker 4: was also working full time for another company, which is
Speaker 4: a big no no for them, and she didn't get
Speaker 4: caught until she worked remote. She was in a totally
Speaker 4: separate state until she would always have her camera off,
Speaker 4: camera off for all their meetings, and finally, in one
Speaker 4: of the meetings was was like, you need to turn
Speaker 4: your camera on, and obviously I won't say her name,
Speaker 4: and she didn't realize that she was at her other
Speaker 4: job in the office that had all the branding and
Speaker 4: was it a competitive and so they it wasn't a
Speaker 4: competitor but her state. But it was still like that's
Speaker 4: how they figured out that she had she was working
Speaker 4: at the same time, full time jobs at the same
Speaker 4: time double life.
Speaker 1: Yes, exactly, what's up, Ben? How you doing.
Speaker 5: Some good?
Speaker 6: Good morning guys?
Speaker 1: How are you good. We're trying to figure out a
Speaker 1: way to screw the company now, actually we're trying to
Speaker 1: find a way to not get caught. What's happening?
Speaker 6: So yeah, I got I got caught a pretty funny way.
Speaker 6: So I found out on Friday. My buddy text me
Speaker 6: at like four o'clock. He's like, hey, dude, there's this
Speaker 6: disc golf tournament two weeks out, you know, take off.
Speaker 6: So I'd put the time in thinking I was going
Speaker 6: to get it off, you know, I'd come to work Monday,
Speaker 6: look at my sitting in It says, no, it's got
Speaker 6: declined because other people had already had it off. And
Speaker 6: I was like, man, I never asked the time off,
Speaker 6: so I told my buddies, Oh, I'm just gonna call
Speaker 6: off play hooky that day. So the tournament day comes
Speaker 6: around and I call off to play hooky and they're
Speaker 6: giving me cramp for it. They're like, oh no, too
Speaker 6: many people off. I'm like, oh, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 9: I'm so sick on the toilet.
Speaker 6: You know, I don't do this tournament, end up destroying it.
Speaker 6: You know, I take second place, end up taking closest
Speaker 6: pin and all that, they take my picture.
Speaker 1: And all this.
Speaker 6: I didn't think anybody at my company knew I played
Speaker 6: disc golf.
Speaker 9: I walk into work the next day feeling like, oh yeah,
Speaker 9: I feel great.
Speaker 6: My boss goes, hey, Ben, good job on your disc golf.
Speaker 9: It was posted all over her Facebook and all over
Speaker 9: social media and stuff.
Speaker 6: So I ended up getting taught that way. But did
Speaker 6: you get me off?
Speaker 5: OK?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that makes me happy that you didn't get like
Speaker 1: fired or something for that. Hold on, Anna, what's up? Anna?
Speaker 8: Hey?
Speaker 3: Good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 5: So my boyfriend and I are both in marching band
Speaker 5: and we both work a lot, so we have to
Speaker 5: take off of work on Saturdays, and my boyfriend's manager
Speaker 5: make sure to come to all of our home games
Speaker 5: to make sure we're actually in the marching band and
Speaker 5: not skipping.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's too much, that's crazy.
Speaker 1: That's seriously did he used to do a morning show
Speaker 1: called The Morning Mess. What's up Ali? How you doing?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 7: Good morning?
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 7: I I so a previous job. I had a program
Speaker 7: manager who was kind of like my lead HR person.
Speaker 7: She was got my actual manager, but she was like
Speaker 7: the next closest thing. I used to run into her
Speaker 7: at the nail salon during the work and we both
Speaker 7: weren't working, so it was just kind of like an
Speaker 7: unspoken role that we just didn't say anything to each other.
Speaker 1: I have to tell you, I've got I've gone to
Speaker 1: this nail place is by my house and gotten pedicures,
Speaker 1: and I see all these women in like business suits
Speaker 1: and they're they're there and they are on you can
Speaker 1: see them on zoom or whatever. They were doing. What's
Speaker 1: up Eddie, how you doing?
Speaker 7: Hey?
Speaker 9: What's up? Mojo?
Speaker 2: First time walk.
Speaker 9: And as I'd be gone for Mojo, it was just
Speaker 9: hilarious trying to you, are you trying to explain how.
Speaker 5: I know?
Speaker 1: I know? I know, I'm like will.
Speaker 9: That at least on Microsoft Teams of my company setting yours.
Speaker 9: That is, doesn't change from like a way to active
Speaker 9: unless you like physically click within the like team's app
Speaker 9: on your computer. So so just simply like moving it it.
Speaker 9: It doesn't change your saddest because there would be times
Speaker 9: where I would be either you know, writing things down
Speaker 9: or on the phone, and then when I would come back,
Speaker 9: it would say, you know, away, But then when I
Speaker 9: physically clicked on it, then that's when it shows up,
Speaker 9: as you know, changing my like icon from away to active.
Speaker 1: We we have our boss. Last week we had a
Speaker 1: big conference teams meeting and it was un block your cameras.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, and don't be just you know, your emoji
Speaker 1: or whatever it is that's on.
Speaker 3: There because camera on and make sure you're paying attention.
Speaker 1: Yeah b b pre or I forget what it was like,
Speaker 1: yeah yeah, So of course what I did was I
Speaker 1: took a picture. Couldn't you do that?
Speaker 5: Though?
Speaker 2: You can do anything in a second?
Speaker 1: Can Bion could get me an AI fake of Mealy
Speaker 1: sitting right there in the chair beyond?
Speaker 2: Can she knows you doing too early?
Speaker 1: Too too early to do that