Don't you dare ask Charley Casserly a question without running it by him first. Any attempt will be met with anger and a hard reset, even if it's live. Holy crap this dude doesn't even know they're on the air. Either way, we're grateful for any error on live tv, like this one.
We've all had our fair share of bad jobs. When you have no skills or experience, there's a good chance your only option is a position with crappy hours, brutal conditions and high turnover rate. As glamorous as "artist" sounds in the job title "Sandwich Artist," there are some clear red flags indicating the types of jobs it would behoove you to avoid.
The spicy banter of Insult King, Gordon Ramsay, met his match in the fiery depths of the First We Feast hot wings. You can sit back and watch a man who inventively uses snarky words to decimate people's self-esteem, physically sink under the weight of wings he just plain old wasn't ready for.
The bright side in this freshly embarrassed woman "messing up" her job interview, by leaping out ahead of the actual date, with nothing but the best of intentions, is that she's already lived down the stress of being ready for the day, once! The actual time the proper day rolls around for the job interview, stands every chance at being an easy breeze of the familiar. And to make matters even more bearable for her fail, she found someone who experienced something of the same, on Twitter.
Mike Tyson's the youngest heavyweight boxing champion in the world. He's conquered foes in the ring that a lot of the world couldn't even touch. He's risen to the top, fallen to that rock bottom; but he came out the other side of it, ready to close that chapter, and move forwards into a life freed from ego. Ego is the core of why he doesn't work out anymore. Tyson believes the moment he gets back into working out, is the moment he awakens that other side of himself, the Beast, if you will. It's fascinating and inspiring to listen to him explain.
The grueling grind of being entrenched in the maddening hunt for a damn job has trouble everyone at one point or another. Find comfort in that pain that's likely plagued you, through some of the surprisingly hilarious shared pain evident in these tweets.
Independent Filmmakers Jesse Budd and Patrick Romero sought to answer the age old question, by asking various women on a college campus.
A judge recently ruled in favor of a couple profoundly angered parents who wanted their 30-year-old son, Michael Rotondo, to move out of their basement. Yes, these are the times we live in, folks...
