This is like a board meeting.
I'm glad you guys could join me.
Joe is about to be a reference
for somebody applying for a job over Zoom.
Everything you're saying and doing,
we are gonna command you from these laptops.
Joe, you ready to be somebody's reference?
Yes. They're not getting the job, for sure.
Here we go.
Hello. -Hi.
How's your day been? Good so far.
You know, I've been busy just working from the home office.
You know, as a 55-year-old man,
I'm not that good with technology, so...
No, I understand. My mom is actually --
she's been, like, virtually teaching right now,
and she's trying to learn how to use technology
in a way she's never had to use it before.
I know, it's crazy, because everybody's having
a tough time with it, you know.
Is your mom single, or no?
[ Laughing ] No, she's not single.
She actually is a teacher.
So, she teaches nurse-aid students,
so teaching them virtually is like --
Are you single?
[ Laughs ] Yes, I am.
And the dating scene, let me tell you,
it is not the best.
Yeah, it's been a --
Yeah, it's definitely --
Oh! Did something just spray on you?
There's a pipe in the office, and it's wonky.
Oh, my gosh.
That's unfortunate.
Let me just go ahead and start asking you questions
about your relationship with Jamie.
Is that okay? -Yeah, that's fine.
What was his main responsibilities,
things like that?
One of the shining things with Jamie is he did a great job.
He kept Frank away from Roger on Helen's days off.
Okay. And so, his most recent project,
is at Discover Financial Services?
Discover Financial Services, yeah.
Does that go along the lines of being a Java developer?
Yes.
What was the nature of your working relationship?
Really worked hard.
I once saw him lift a Xerox machine
because there was a paperclip that fell behind it.
And it didn't seem necessary to me,
but people want to do what they want to do sometimes.
What is -- What is going on?
There must have been something got in the house.
I'm gonna -- I actually have to go.
I literally have to end the call.
Great. Well, I mean, I appreciate
you taking the time for this, and I hope all is well.
Okay. I'll fix that leak.
I got to fix the leak, too. -Alright.
So, appreciate you.
[ Laughter ]
[ Buzzer ]
Murr: Alright, Sal's turn to go.
Oh, hey, hey. Dan, right?
-Dan: Yes, yes. -Oh, excellent.
-Alright, let me just... -Nice to see you, man.
How you doing? -Good. What about yourself?
Um...
I mean, nowadays, days all seem the same,
but, uh...
I don't really get where this is going, per se, you know.
Hi, hi. Hey. Sorry.
You're good. No worries.
Where are you located?
I'm in New York, just outside.
Yeah, yeah.
I'm -- I'm just in Jersey.
So, Dan, let's get to it, buddy.
Let's get to it. Wow.
What would you say, like, her strongest skills were?
[ Keyboard keys clacking ]
[ Groans ]
She's got fat little baby toes, and I just want to eat them up.
[ Chuckles ]
Did she have any issues?
Hm...
She takes long lunches.
How long do you guys normally have for lunch?
It's a half hour.
One time, she was gone for two days' worth of lunch.
[ Laughter ]
Some advice on best ways to manage her?
She -- She didn't -- She...
I would -- I would say don't micromanage.
-Okay. -Don't micromanage, yeah.
I mean, that's kind of why I let those, uh...
She didn't res--
I would say don't micromanage.
Do you have any --
Yeah, do you have any like, examples
of when you possibly micromanaged
and it didn't -- it kind of backfired?
She didn't respond well to physical restraints,
I'll tell you that much.
Fair enough.
Anything else you want to add?
Um, uh...
I am not 100% sure who this person is.
[ Ding! ]