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Sep 12, 2026

Anish AcharyaGUEST
7:58
I think we have this abstraction of a white-collar employee.
Anish AcharyaGUEST
8:01
You know, the white-collar manager, the abstraction is like some Dilbert-esque manager who's just shuffling paper all day long.
Anish AcharyaGUEST
8:07
You know, it is abstraction of consumers that they're sort of these low-agency NBCs.
Anish AcharyaGUEST
8:11
Of course, that would never apply to us or our friends.
Ed SpinaGUEST
5:28
So later, that would prove to be, uh, a foreshadowing of what I would be doing.
Ed SpinaGUEST
5:34
So after I graduated from college, I worked in a comp- for a computer manufacturer, and with cubicles, just like Dilbert.
Ed SpinaGUEST
5:42
And my cubicle mate was telling me about this nefarious group that runs, like, the world, and I was very fascinated by this.
Ed SpinaGUEST
5:51
And I remember him, yeah, he, "My father told me this, and this is how things are." And I remember standing up in the cubicle looking and saying, "You know, wouldn't it be great to devote your life to overthrowing this evil cabal?" And that wa- that was my thought when I was 20 years old.
Ed SpinaGUEST
5:25
So later, that would prove to be, uh, a foreshadowing of what I would be doing.
Ed SpinaGUEST
5:32
So after I graduated from college, I worked in a comp-- for a computer manufacturer and with cubicles, just like Dilbert.
Ed SpinaGUEST
5:39
And my cubicle mate was telling me about this nefarious group that runs, like, the world.
Ed SpinaGUEST
5:46
And I was very fascinated by this, and I remember him, yeah, he, "My father told me this, and this is how things are." And I remember standing up in the cubicle looking and saying, "You know, wouldn't it be great to devote your life to overthrowing this evil cabal?" And that wa- that was my thought when I was 20 years old.
Ed SpinaGUEST
4:56
So later, that would prove to be, uh, a foreshadowing of what I would be doing.
Ed SpinaGUEST
5:02
So after I graduated from college, I worked in a comp-- for a computer manufacturer, and with cubicles, just like Dilbert.
Ed SpinaGUEST
5:10
And my cubicle mate was telling me about this nefarious group that runs, like, the world, and I was very fascinated by this.
Ed SpinaGUEST
5:19
And I remember him, yeah, he told, "My father told me this, and this is how things are." And I remember standing up in the cubicle looking and saying, "You know, wouldn't it be great to devote your life to overthrowing this evil cabal?"
Ed SpinaGUEST
5:58
So later that would prove to be a foreshadowing of what I would be doing.
Ed SpinaGUEST
6:04
So after I graduated from college, I worked in a comp-- for a computer manufacturer and with cubicles just like Dilbert.
Ed SpinaGUEST
6:12
And my cubicle mate was telling me about this nefarious group that runs like the world.
Ed SpinaGUEST
6:19
And I was very fascinated by this, and I remember him, yeah, he-- My father told me this, and this is how things are.
Ed SpinaGUEST
3:28
So later, that would prove to be, uh, a foreshadowing of what I would be doing.
Ed SpinaGUEST
3:34
So after I graduated from college, I worked in a comp-- for a computer manufacturer and with cubicles, just like Dilbert.
Ed SpinaGUEST
3:41
And my cubicle mate was telling me about this nefarious group that runs, like, the world.
Ed SpinaGUEST
3:49
And I was very fascinated by this, and I remember him, yeah, he, "My father told me this, and this is how things are." And I remember standing up in the cubicle looking and saying, "You know, wouldn't it be great to devote your life to overthrowing this evil cabal?"
EricaHOST
36:15
I'll make it bigger.
EricaHOST
36:17
Charlie wrote February 27th, newspapers are canceling Dilbert.
EricaHOST
36:22
Claiming creator Scott Adams made racist comments while discussing 26% of blacks don't think it's okay to be white.
EricaHOST
36:29
Are we going to ignore the fact that 12 million blacks think it's okay to hate white people or just be outraged someone noticed? I mean...
Jason WildGUEST
6:41
Because I had seen kind of managing the people who were outside of your own team as kind of politics.
Jason WildGUEST
6:47
So in my own head, it was like, oh, how do I minimize this? How do I avoid it? Almost like a Dilbert cartoon in a bad way.
Jason WildGUEST
6:56
But Linda was the one who really got me to realize that I frankly wasn't doing my job.
Jason WildGUEST
7:01
And I needed to really focus on building these relationships where trust was maybe low or non-existent because those dependencies were going to make or break whether my team was going to succeed or not.
PhilGUEST
47:22
Yeah.
PhilGUEST
47:22
But like, um, Scott Adams, he was the guy who did the Dilbert comics, and I really like him.
PhilGUEST
47:26
He's a motivational speaker, or was.
PhilGUEST
47:27
He passed away a few months ago.
Alex WalkerHOST
47:21
But they've got to, haven't they?
Phil HauserGUEST
47:22
But like, um, Scott Adams, he was the guy who did the Dilbert comics, and I really like him.
Phil HauserGUEST
47:26
He's a motivational speaker, or was.
Phil HauserGUEST
47:27
He passed away a few months ago.

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