AFlyingToaster

How much of what you talk about in Decoded do you actually believe? Has anything you've learned while involved with that show changed what you believe?

Who is responsible for hiring your store employees? Now, granted, I have only had contact with employees from two stores, but fucking hell. Always slow, always disinterested.

Story time: When I moved into my own apartment, I went to the Comcast store to buy service. We do the song and dance, complete with the woman blaming the computer for various things, having two people trying to open my account while other people waited. She told me they'd have someone out the next day at 3.

The next day rolls around, 3 comes and goes and I call Comcast. Dispatch tells me the tech will be there soon. No one shows. I call again, a little more mad. Dispatch tells me that the tech called three times to say he was on his way, and, because no one answered, left. I had no missed calls. Dispatch recites the phone number she shows the tech called and it's all sorts of incorrect. We reschedule for two days in the future. NO ONE FUCKING SHOWS UP. AGAIN. I call dispatch and get the same thing. Called, no one answered, recites the SAME incorrect phone number. It took yelling at a supervisor for things to get fixed and they finally showed up a week after I went to the store.

Also, for four months my last name was misspelled, even though I gave the woman at the store my driver license. It took four phone calls before they fixed it.

Who the fuck does your hiring?

I agree in principle.

However, we got here on the back of sensationalist journalism full of lies, alternate facts, and anti-intellectualism.

The Roy Moore story was the opposite of that. As would a similar story about Ajit Pai.

Did you previously think it was suicide? The multiple-gunshot-suicide theory, including one to the head is baffling.

I think the episode with Alex Jones was my favorite. He's such a persistent nutcase, but it made for great TV!