Speaker 1: Attention Shoppers.
Speaker 2: Attention Shoppers Employees Only is an improvised comedy podcast about
Speaker 2: official bag box store any similarity to real stores or
Speaker 2: real people. It is completely cool, incidental.
Speaker 3: Can't I find a spoon for my yogurt? You can't
Speaker 3: find anything in this place? Nothing useful? What is this
Speaker 3: a drawer full of Mayo packets? Are these allowed to
Speaker 3: just be out in the open, everybody in the breakroom,
Speaker 3: you should listen up to this.
Speaker 4: So we've been.
Speaker 2: Getting some feedback about the Halloween decorations and uh, you know, Liz,
Speaker 2: I'm afraid that that starving polar bear decoration you put
Speaker 2: up in electronics. It's just too scary and it'll have
Speaker 2: to come down.
Speaker 3: Climate change is scary. That decoration is a wake up call.
Speaker 2: It's just it's not even Halloween related, you know. It's
Speaker 2: not a zombie polar bear or like a Frankenstein polar bear.
Speaker 2: It's just a really skinny polar bear and it's upsetting children.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're waiting for the polar bear death before it
Speaker 3: can turn into those things. It's really more sad than
Speaker 3: anything else. What's sad is you wearing shorts in October?
Speaker 3: Jerry Stakes to lois nothing.
Speaker 1: We don't sat by everything.
Speaker 2: Bye, I'm gonna ask you guys again not to make
Speaker 2: fun of my streak clothes, all right. Also, it looks
Speaker 2: like corporate has changed this policy and this year employees
Speaker 2: will be allowed to wear their Halloween costume.
Speaker 5: Oh fuck yeah, a day without the stupid dress code.
Speaker 5: I can finally rock some side butt at work, because
Speaker 5: side butt is the new sideboob. But if you hit crack,
Speaker 5: you've gone too far.
Speaker 6: On all other days, I'm discouraged from wearing a mask.
Speaker 6: But on so on and all hellos, everything goes topsy turvy.
Speaker 3: Halloween is a great way to make a political statement
Speaker 3: that everyone has to look at all day long. Maybe
Speaker 3: I'll go as student debt forgiveness.
Speaker 7: I'm going as an invisible man. That way, none of
Speaker 7: y'all will know if I'm at work or not.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Robert, that's that's not gonna work.
Speaker 4: We're gonna know if you're not here. Okay, if I'm invisible,
Speaker 4: how would you know?
Speaker 2: Not showing up is more like you're the not here man,
Speaker 2: like a man who's not there, you know. It's like
Speaker 2: a disappearing man. So it's not even an accurate costume.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 6: Uh yeah, Jerry, I might be an invisible man too.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, don't everybody go as an invisible man.
Speaker 5: I'm not. I'm an invisible woman.
Speaker 2: Okay, you know what. Y'all can joke all you want. Okay,
Speaker 2: but you better beware because I've worked at by Well
Speaker 2: far longer than you have. I remember the last time
Speaker 2: they allowed costumes at work. The chaos, the screams, the blood.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you this where you're costume to work policy is.
Speaker 8: Cursed, cursed.
Speaker 4: I say, what is that? What is that? Use it?
Speaker 6: Sorry, Jerry, that's my Halloween ringtone. Hello, No, sir, I'm
Speaker 6: not interested in donating to that political candidate. No, I
Speaker 6: am a demi libertarian.
Speaker 3: By I found the rock band guitars, the computer had
Speaker 3: them logged in weird, and someone shoved them beside the
Speaker 3: rubber bands and office supplies.
Speaker 4: That's like that library in Alabama.
Speaker 7: They had a children's book called Read Me a Story,
Speaker 7: and their computer flag. That's sexually explicit because the author's
Speaker 7: last name was gay. Like her last name was gay,
Speaker 7: Like her last name's actually gay, like Marvin gay, Rudy gay.
Speaker 7: The only right kind of gay, any kind of gay
Speaker 7: is right you know what I mean. Please don't get
Speaker 7: me canceled. I gotta go to HR game.
Speaker 3: I mean, to be fair, A lot of books seem
Speaker 3: gay if you just read the cover. Jack Reacher sounds
Speaker 3: pretty gay, oh.
Speaker 4: Very gay. Hop on Pop doesn't stand.
Speaker 5: Up Amelia Badilia, it does sound very lesbian. Curious.
Speaker 4: The same thing with Sarah Plain and Tall.
Speaker 6: Be really careful if you tell Amelia Badilia that you're
Speaker 6: down for some scissoring takes things literally.
Speaker 3: I just don't understand why Republicans think books are going
Speaker 3: to turn their kids gay. It's like they saw an
Speaker 3: ad for reading Rainbow and got confused.
Speaker 5: I mean, why are they even searching for the word
Speaker 5: gay on the cover. A gay book isn't going to
Speaker 5: call itself a gay book. Even gay bars don't call
Speaker 5: themselves gay bars. They have subtle names, you know, like
Speaker 5: Pecker's Place or the manhole, which could be any type
Speaker 5: of hole like black Hole Construction had some butthole.
Speaker 3: The run around here is called crystals. You'd never know.
Speaker 3: I've ended up there many times by accident. But I
Speaker 3: guess I get why the computer made the mistakes. I
Speaker 3: thought I was gay for about four months in college.
Speaker 6: It goes without saying that this library doesn't have any
Speaker 6: books written by my favorite authors. I'm talking about folks
Speaker 6: like Andrew Fingerhole, Douglas Spurting, member, JJ LICKMSS Backing Balls,
Speaker 6: Bruce Choedstein. These are all legitimate authors that I found
Speaker 6: on deep Amazon. It's an Amazon only accessible on the
Speaker 6: dark web.
Speaker 5: Wait, didn't JJ loock my socond Ball's jew Golden Compass.
Speaker 5: I think I love his work.
Speaker 6: Believe that's right.
Speaker 3: I thought Andrew Fingerhole got canceled. I thought he got
Speaker 3: me too.
Speaker 6: Andrew Fingerhold definitely got canceled, not for the reason you think,
Speaker 6: though plagiarism.
Speaker 4: But look, the.
Speaker 6: System flagged the name gay as objectionable. A homophobic AI.
Speaker 6: A homophobic AI would have a very difficult existence. I mean,
Speaker 6: when it found out about C three PO, might as
Speaker 6: well just self destruct. Yeah right, C three PO and
Speaker 6: R two D two are just friends. Come home, guys,
Speaker 6: Just live your truth.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 7: Maybe their AI stands for Alabama Intelligence because they're not
Speaker 7: exactly known for their tolerance. I mean, if any author's
Speaker 7: last name is black, I know he's out of there.
Speaker 5: I mean, in their defense, though gay is a confusing name,
Speaker 5: people are probably like, Hey, what's your name? And she's
Speaker 5: like I'm gay and they're like, Okay, not what I asked,
Speaker 5: but you go girl.
Speaker 3: I just feel like maybe the computer needs a little guidance,
Speaker 3: like a very special episode of Queer Eye where they
Speaker 3: walk the AI through how to become more accepting of
Speaker 3: others and to love himself or herself or itself? How
Speaker 3: do you gender an AI?
Speaker 6: So you're picturing a show called Queer Eye for the AI.
Speaker 5: Yes, let's get Jonathan Vaness in this hard drive.
Speaker 7: I don't think bandon books is gonna keep kids away
Speaker 7: from sexually explicit content, though they need to ban that
Speaker 7: one weird kid who keeps drawing SpongeBob in the bathroom
Speaker 7: with a big dick.
Speaker 4: He's a sponge. You don't even have dix.
Speaker 7: I don't need to see Pikachu with balls. You damn
Speaker 7: it forgot to buy my kid's Halloween costume. You think
Speaker 7: Amazon could get a Mandalorian costume and a baby Yoda
Speaker 7: to my house in three hours?
Speaker 6: I mean they should be able to handle a Star
Speaker 6: Wars purchase. Bezos is launching his own damn satellites up
Speaker 6: to compete with Elon Musk's starlink system.
Speaker 5: I think Amazon is gonna do great in space. I mean,
Speaker 5: they're already making their employees pee and water bottles. It's
Speaker 5: like they've been training them to be astronauts this whole time.
Speaker 6: They already got them living in zero G conditions in
Speaker 6: those little vans of theirs?
Speaker 7: Does Amazon delivered the satellites the same way they deliver
Speaker 7: the packages, just by chucking them over the fence and
Speaker 7: hoping for the bets, you.
Speaker 6: Know, just whipping them half hazardly up into the atmosphere,
Speaker 6: turning around before they even see where they land, and
Speaker 6: then taking a blurry photo of it as it reaches
Speaker 6: the apex of its orbit.
Speaker 5: Ooh, they should make Amazon satellites by elon Musk satellites
Speaker 5: with like lasers or whatever, and then they could charge
Speaker 5: Star Wars dorks to watch it.
Speaker 6: Holy smoke, child, I would watch that in a heartbeat.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The men who built the Washington Monument in the Eiffel
Speaker 3: Tower must be so jealous in their graves, their giant
Speaker 3: metal dicks could only get as high as the Earth's atmosphere.
Speaker 3: I mean, is there our international infrastructure completely dependent on
Speaker 3: these two rich white men having a pisson contest.
Speaker 6: All of human achievement is built upon fallocentricity. We are
Speaker 6: all groping ever higher towards the skies with rockets and
Speaker 6: columns and etc.
Speaker 5: That's right. We won't have a quality until we have
Speaker 5: a giant space. Pussy who do I talk to about this?
Speaker 6: They have a theory about a giant space, you know,
Speaker 6: from which we all came into, which we shall one
Speaker 6: day return. That's what they talk about when they say
Speaker 6: Big Bang and humanity in the future will be wiped
Speaker 6: out by a plummeting satellite designed to beam prime orders
Speaker 6: of dildo's and cat litter back to Earth. Time is
Speaker 6: a circle.
Speaker 3: There are three billion people on Earth without Internet access,
Speaker 3: and they say space Internet is hoping to fix that.
Speaker 3: Why that's three billion people who get to live without
Speaker 3: ever reading a comment in the comment section or worrying
Speaker 3: that their kids are watching foot porn. Let them go free.
Speaker 5: Honestly, I would love it if my kids are enough
Speaker 5: porn because you can't get pregnant with feet.
Speaker 6: It is one of the safest forms of intercourse anyway.
Speaker 6: That's one small step for man, one giant leap for
Speaker 6: online pornography.
Speaker 4: You know how long it's going to take to repair
Speaker 4: space Internet.
Speaker 5: All I know is they better let me use the
Speaker 5: good satellites. Okay, I pay for Prime, not those shitty
Speaker 5: satellites that they like Beam c Span and like Motel TV.
Speaker 5: I want the new ones, the shiny ones.
Speaker 6: One time man seek to trot upon the moon, and
Speaker 6: now we only shoot ourselves into space to get discount
Speaker 6: twenty four packs of paper towels.
Speaker 5: Oh, I need more paper towels. I totally forgot.
Speaker 1: Bye.
Speaker 3: Well, cute costume, Shilah, thank you. What's with the diaper?
Speaker 5: Oh, I'm a sexy baby Google Goggo daddy. Okay, fine,
Speaker 5: I ran out of money and my grandma left her
Speaker 5: diaper here. I'm making it work, though, sorry, not sorry.
Speaker 5: I don't believe in letting people tell me how to dress.
Speaker 5: Did you see that video of that data in Arizona.
Speaker 5: He was like testing them, relaxing the dress code. Stripped
Speaker 5: off his clothes at a school board meeting and he
Speaker 5: only had like this crop top and booty short ensemble underneath.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, nobody needs to see that. No, thank you, rue,
Speaker 5: Paul Blart, mall cop No.
Speaker 6: I mean you laugh or whatever. But this tactic works. Okay,
Speaker 6: I made the exact same threat at the city council meeting,
Speaker 6: and now we have that stop sign.
Speaker 7: So he was trying to make a point how no
Speaker 7: one will take you seriously if you're wearing a crop
Speaker 7: top in booty shorts. All this while wearing a crop
Speaker 7: top and booty shorts. The man defeated himself.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I bet you. Wearing tubetops and government buildings is
Speaker 3: just his kink and this is the only way he
Speaker 3: can do it without getting arrested. His gotta be at
Speaker 3: least at the next meeting. He can't say he's against
Speaker 3: drag queens.
Speaker 5: Honestly, he shouldn't be that upset. I just want to
Speaker 5: tell him, when the girls wear it, they won't look
Speaker 5: like a human hot pocket delicious.
Speaker 3: This dad said that he was concerned about preparing kids
Speaker 3: for the workforce. It's like, sir, most people work from
Speaker 3: home right now. You can literally show up without pants on,
Speaker 3: let alone a little teen training brawl like the one
Speaker 3: this guy's wearing in the video.
Speaker 6: I show up without pants on under my coveralls nearly
Speaker 6: every day. Going commando keeps your seed potent and maintains
Speaker 6: your virility.
Speaker 3: You're looking forward to being a dad Victor one day, Liz.
Speaker 6: That has nothing to do with it. It's just to
Speaker 6: keep up the quality of my donations.
Speaker 5: What are you donating?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I thought you were giving platelets Jesus Victor.
Speaker 6: Oh no, no platelets, just sperms.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, my friend just had a baby that
Speaker 5: only would bottle feed because it's a breast milk was
Speaker 5: contaminated with vaccines from the water.
Speaker 6: Stream ship off the old block.
Speaker 8: Ew.
Speaker 5: I think she had Victor's baby.
Speaker 6: I think I have sired one in ten children in
Speaker 6: this county.
Speaker 7: It can't be good for the future. You're going ahead
Speaker 7: a lot of militia members.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's when my plan moves into phase two.
Speaker 7: I don't think this dude understands, like, do you want
Speaker 7: people to graduate? Looking at girls and crop times was
Speaker 7: the only reason I showed up to high school.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I was homeschooled, so this wasn't really an issue
Speaker 6: for me. Entire family is pretty much new the entire time.
Speaker 5: That somehow explains a lot.
Speaker 1: Bye bye, Well.
Speaker 3: Wow, Shilah. That costume does not leave much to the imagination.
Speaker 3: I think I mean is that I think I see
Speaker 3: a little bit of Ariola right there.
Speaker 5: Hell yeah, a little nippy Pippita pop up your day. Absolutely,
Speaker 5: but I like your costume, thank you.
Speaker 4: It has a cool witch costume.
Speaker 3: I am Ruth bader Ginsburg. Oh you can't see my
Speaker 3: doily collar.
Speaker 5: Why are you holding a broom?
Speaker 3: Someone spilled cheetos all over electronics. I'm cleaning it up.
Speaker 4: Why to prosthetic nose and chin? Not word?
Speaker 6: This snake table is just catching everything today. Behold am
Speaker 6: a chimera, a creature of Greek mythology. As you can see,
Speaker 6: it's got the line head up here on the front,
Speaker 6: and then a snake tail there on the back, and
Speaker 6: in the middle a fire breathing goat head. I even
Speaker 6: got these even got these cool tanks here so I
Speaker 6: can shoot some real flames.
Speaker 4: Check it out.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, oh.
Speaker 2: Boy, Hey, Victor, you can't have open flame back here.
Speaker 6: Man, don't worry, it's not catching much.
Speaker 3: I wish I could say this was the first breakroom
Speaker 3: fire you've caused this month. Victor.
Speaker 6: It's not an electrical fire. It's a chemical fire. Everybody
Speaker 6: just relaxed.
Speaker 5: WHOA, I'm sorry, Robert, who are you supposed to be?
Speaker 4: I'm Jerry. Hey, y'all, all right, you know what that is?
Speaker 2: That is really good, funny Robert and I know er Okay,
Speaker 2: stop it.
Speaker 5: You know what.
Speaker 2: I don't appreciate the white face. Okay, I don't think
Speaker 2: that that's appropriate.
Speaker 4: The girls in the makeup department helped me.
Speaker 6: Oh hey, Rich, Hey, that's a nice Frankenstein costume.
Speaker 3: Rich sounds like you've been smoking those cubans again. See, Jerry,
Speaker 3: you were wrong. We're all wearing costumes and nothing scary
Speaker 3: is happening.
Speaker 6: Sorry, snake tail got tangled in my dam's victory.
Speaker 2: That almost took my browse off.
Speaker 6: Sorry. Sorry, yeah, I will put that out.
Speaker 1: Bye bye.
Speaker 6: Let's see now I am alone again tonight. Maybe I'll
Speaker 6: go to a movie, some light and fun. Let's see here.
Speaker 6: Do I want to see Saw X or Exorcist, Believer
Speaker 6: or the None too?
Speaker 3: Are you gonna go to an AMC? Do you know
Speaker 3: about how the head of the company just got catfished?
Speaker 3: This woman pretended to be one of his exes and
Speaker 3: convinced him to send nudes and then tried to blackmail
Speaker 3: him for hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Speaker 7: Wow, dude, is an idiot? How you get catfished by
Speaker 7: an ex girlfriend? I already hit that. I'm good not
Speaker 7: sending you any money or pictures.
Speaker 3: I just think it's so funny that he went to
Speaker 3: the authorities rather than pay the ransom. You guys, if
Speaker 3: Jerry came out and was like, you guys, I'm being
Speaker 3: blackmailed with my own nudes, I would use my own
Speaker 3: children's college funds to pay for that. There's no way
Speaker 3: I'm letting that material out into the world.
Speaker 5: I feel like I'm an expert on this story because
Speaker 5: I've had sex and an AMC theater before.
Speaker 3: Here. Look at my phone. Look at the picture of
Speaker 3: this guy. He has a comb over. Never trust a
Speaker 3: man with a comb over. They're comfortable lying to your
Speaker 3: face and they believe in themselves.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, he looks like a horny big toe.
Speaker 5: What is that?
Speaker 4: He should have known nobody wants to see him naked.
Speaker 3: Yes, I don't understand why men can't grasp the first
Speaker 3: rule of Internet safety, which is no body, and I
Speaker 3: mean not one person actually wants to see your dick.
Speaker 5: I don't know. I might want to take a peek.
Speaker 3: I knew you were gonna pipe in here, Shilah.
Speaker 5: I mean, I just I feel like she did a
Speaker 5: bad job. I'm catfishing for guys right now, and the
Speaker 5: key is to keep the money amount low. Don't ask
Speaker 5: for four tires. Have each guy buy you one. You
Speaker 5: can keep it going for months.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be so embarrassing when they make a movie
Speaker 3: about this and they have to show it in AMC theaters.
Speaker 3: They're gonna cast somebody really hot and make them gain
Speaker 3: a ton of weight and do it comb over. It's
Speaker 3: gonna be humiliating.
Speaker 6: Chris Pine is gonna win an Oscar for that one.
Speaker 6: But y'all, can you lay off just a little bit.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, I just find the term catfish offensive. Come on, now,
Speaker 6: they're the noble bottom feeders of the fresh water, peacefully
Speaker 6: mine in their own business. Now, salmon, there's a flashy,
Speaker 6: good for nothing fish. We could do without those a
Speaker 6: little freaks swim up stream back to their place of
Speaker 6: their spawning to spawn again. It's freaky ass fish that
Speaker 6: basically wants to have sex in a childhood bedroom.
Speaker 5: What the hell well looks like? I have to stop
Speaker 5: eating my salmon bagel?
Speaker 4: Now, who was my boss?
Speaker 7: I'd keep creating email accounts and just sending messages like Hi,
Speaker 7: I'm Candy, I'm twenty five.
Speaker 4: I love yoga, and I think Robert deserves a race.
Speaker 5: It says he thought the catfish was his ballerina ex girlfriend.
Speaker 5: He should have demanded to see pictures of her feet.
Speaker 5: If those things don't look like naral dinosaur claus, she
Speaker 5: is lying.
Speaker 7: Yeah, ballerinas and NBA players I think have the most
Speaker 7: destroyed feet.
Speaker 5: They look like oak trees.
Speaker 4: It looks like they're throwing up gang signs in this shoe.
Speaker 6: I got a foot that looks like a man drake root.
Speaker 6: But I mean, for real, this man is the head
Speaker 6: of a fortune five hundred company, and couldn't he just
Speaker 6: have had sex with one of the numerous concubines provided
Speaker 6: for him at the Illuminati parties he attends at the
Speaker 6: Bohemian Grove. Why even join the Illuminati if you're not
Speaker 6: gonna get the perks?
Speaker 3: How is AMC a fortune five hundred company. Nobody goes
Speaker 3: to the movies anymore. I'm at home every weekend watching
Speaker 3: Barbon starg to Visa del Mar.
Speaker 6: I like to pair that with a Christopher Nolan movie,
Speaker 6: so I can have a Barbon Star Urban himer by.
Speaker 3: Only one customer even got that I was a Supreme
Speaker 3: Court justice, but she thought I was Amy Coney Barrett,
Speaker 3: which is arguably a way scarier costume, and I should
Speaker 3: have thought of it.
Speaker 5: Weird. Why would you think your pro life everything about
Speaker 5: you screams dead inside? You know, don't feel bad. My
Speaker 5: costume didn't go over the way I intended either. I
Speaker 5: think the diaper is a turn off. Everybody keeps thinking
Speaker 5: about me shitting myself, and it is attracting the wrong
Speaker 5: type of guy.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry I went in white face.
Speaker 7: His makeup is itchy and it's hot, and man, it's
Speaker 7: really kind of hard being white man. Did y'all do
Speaker 7: away with all the privileges because I've just been getting
Speaker 7: harassment and accusations, none of them privileges that I hear
Speaker 7: so much about.
Speaker 6: Oh Liz shout Robert, could someone help me out of
Speaker 6: this thing? The pro pane I use to make the
Speaker 6: flames is leaking into the suit. I think I might
Speaker 6: have cerebral hypoxia. So just listening close, and you let
Speaker 6: me know if I started slur my word a little bit,
Speaker 6: you sound great, Uh huh okay.
Speaker 3: What about you, Rich? That mask too tight or what
Speaker 3: you've been? Awfully quiet?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 4: Okay, very funny.
Speaker 1: Rich.
Speaker 2: We all think it's a cool Frankenstein, But I have
Speaker 2: to talk to you about inventory. So could you take
Speaker 2: the mask off?
Speaker 3: Rich?
Speaker 4: Who are you?
Speaker 9: I'm just a man.
Speaker 3: Do you work here?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 2: Well if if you don't work here, then you'll, uh,
Speaker 2: you'll have to leave the break Crow. It's employees only.
Speaker 9: But I don't. I don't want to leave. I want
Speaker 9: to stay here with you and Liz and Victor, Shila, oh,
Speaker 9: Robert and Jerry. We can talk about current events together. Yeah,
Speaker 9: wouldn't it be fun just talking about stuff?
Speaker 2: For now, I'm gonna have to ask you to leave
Speaker 2: the store.
Speaker 9: Oh okay, maybe or you know, maybe not? Maybe not,
Speaker 9: maybe not? Actually, hey, is there a drawer here in
Speaker 9: the kitchen where you keep the knives? You should respect
Speaker 9: yourself to have a more organized space to work in here.
Speaker 2: This is ridiculous.
Speaker 9: Where are the knives? Jesus, you can't find anything in here.
Speaker 3: There might be some plastic knives in there.
Speaker 9: Well that's not I need a sharp knife, you know,
Speaker 9: like for steak.
Speaker 8: Everyone tackle him now, no, no, on, everybody.
Speaker 5: In here. I can help. I'm filming. Actually I missed
Speaker 5: the bite. I'm sorry. Can you bite him again?
Speaker 6: This knocked him out with the propane fumes cerebral hypoxia.
Speaker 4: Oh thank you, Victor.
Speaker 2: Now do y'all believe me that Halloween sucks?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: Wait, that means Jerry was right about something.
Speaker 10: By Well Employees Only is produced by Imagine Audio and
Speaker 10: Pretty Fast for iHeartMedia. Produced by Timothy Fernara. The associate
Speaker 10: producer is Wesley Hayes.
Speaker 3: It is executive.
Speaker 10: Produced by Ron Howard, Brian Grazer, Carra Welker, Nathan Cloke
Speaker 10: and Jared Logan. Editing by Timothy Furnara, mixing by j Palisi,
Speaker 10: casting by Sherry Henderson. Original music composed by Alloy Tracks.
Speaker 10: Liz is played by Kara kling Rich is played by
Speaker 10: Kurt Broneller. Victor is played by Ross Bryant. Marcia is
Speaker 10: played by Madison Shepherd. Arnold is played by James Odomian.
Speaker 10: Nia is played by Kisha Zoler, Shilah is played by
Speaker 10: Suba Argiwal, and Darry is played by Jared Logan.
Speaker 1: Bye