Don't you hate when you ask for mayo and they bring you mayonnaise instead? What's your customer service nightmare story?

Don't you hate when you ask for mayo and they bring you mayonnaise instead? What's your customer service nightmare story?

Indulge your inner curiosity with caller driven conversation that makes you feel like you’re part of the conversation—or even better, eavesdropping on someone else’s drama. The Slacker Show has a way of making light of thought-provoking topics by showcasing the humor in the dysfunction of everyday life, while challenging Alice’s lady listeners by bringing the true Alice attitude to life. Listen to The Slacker Show weekdays from 3-7p on Alice 105.9 | KALC-FM.

Indulge your inner curiosity with caller driven conversation that makes you feel like you’re part of the conversation—or even better, eavesdropping on someone else’s drama. The Slacker Show has a way of making light of thought-provoking topics by showcasing the humor in the dysfunction of everyday life, while challenging Alice’s lady listeners by bringing the true Alice attitude to life. Listen to The Slacker Show weekdays from 3-7p on Alice 105.9 | KALC-FM.

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The customer is always wrong

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Slacker realizes why he might be scaring women away, as T. Hack still struggles to make friends.

Slacker realizes why he might be scaring women away, as T. Hack still struggles to make friends.

Another reason why Slacker is single

Stevie's boyfriend of about 5 years wants to quit his job and pursue a career as a singer/songwriter. She thinks he's talented, but she doesn't think he has what it takes to make it in the industry - and she doesn't want him to quit his day job. Does she have to be supportive of his dreams? What should she do?

Stevie's boyfriend of about 5 years wants to quit his job and pursue a career as a singer/songwriter. She thinks he's talented, but she doesn't think he has what it takes to make it in the industry - and she doesn't want him to quit his day job. Does she have to be supportive of his dreams? What should she do?

The customer is always wrong

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