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- Haidee Griswold: After years of sharing numerous unhinged work stories together, we came to the conclusion that we couldn't keep them to ourselves anymore. Shannon: Welcome to Cocktails in Corporate Chaos, the podcast where Happy Hour meets group therapy. Haidee Griswold: Listen to episodes about drugs, weapons, secret families, office romances gone very wrong. Shannon: Those raw, unfiltered, deeply unhinged stories? Really the stuff that only comes out after three drinks with your work bestie. Haidee Griswold: And if you have a story so wild you have to share it, come on the podcast or send us your story to be featured on a future episode. Shannon: Follow Cocktails and Corporate Chaos wherever you get your podcasts, and find us on all the socials that matter, so you never miss a happy hour. Shane Giddens: my interview was pretty straightforward, but one of my coworkers that started not long after me, he actually got somewhat abducted during the interview Haidee Griswold: What? Shane Giddens: and ended up at Chuck E. Cheese with the owner at some kid's birthday party as part of his interview. To Edit: I think someone in that meeting room Googled me. Arianne: they immediately strip him down. And they're assuming I'm his wife. So they strip him down in front of me, and I'm like, my God. Shannon: No kayla: And this person said to my colleague, what does it matter? It's like a fart in the wind. Haidee Griswold: I will always remember Brenda and cocaine panties. Like it haunts my dreams. Shannon: Ever had a workday so wild you literally couldn't make it up? Welcome to Cocktails and Corporate Chaos. I'm Shannon. Haidee Griswold: And I'm Heidi, and we're bringing you the messy, hilarious workplace stories that usually require a double margarita to process. Shannon: So pour yourself something strong because the chaos is about to begin. Haidee Griswold: Stories on our podcast are true, but names may have been changed or conveniently omitted to protect the innocent, the guilty, and ourselves from corporate HR emails.