How Franchise Restaurants Opened the Door to the Gig Economy
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Until we got AT and T business internet, we used to have a guy sleep at the warehouse. His only job was to reset the router overnight when the internet would cut out. If he missed it, we missed orders. One time he operated a forklift while sleepwalking. One should never sleep fork. Now we have AT and T Business Internet. It stays up so Dave can lie down at home. Thanks, Dave. Thanks, AT and T Business.
AT and T Business Internet. Connecting changes everything.
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Hello, and welcome to another episode of the Odd Thoughts Podcast. I'm Tracy Allaway.
And I'm Joe Wiesenthal.
Joe, I will fully admit, I think I have a romanticized view of fast food chains.
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