Desi Lydic teaches a class of girls how to climb the corporate ladder…just like the boys. #DailyShow #Comedy #DesiLydic
Desi Lydic teaches a class of girls how to climb the corporate ladder…just like the boys. #DailyShow #Comedy #DesiLydic
I love these girls
ReplyThis was a great segment. Kids always make me laugh.
ReplyThe key take away for these kids; if you are a girl and raise your hand, you get ignored.
ReplyJust claim the floor.
Excellent, well-done ladies.
ReplyI hope that all the little girls saying they want money money is part of the act, because otherwise poor america if kids this young are already that brainwashed.
ReplyBrilliant! (Also sad) but SOOOO TRUE!!!!
ReplyLiberal capitalist propaganda is disgusting.
Homemaker is a full-time job and deserves to be paid. Any gender can be a homemaker.
Parents who are at work are not with their children.
Support Democratic Socialism!
ReplyRepeal Citizens United!
Expand and Protect Democracy!
Join Unions and Cooperatives!
We the People need to Socialize;
Banks
Education
Healthcare
Criminal Justice
Transportation and
Land Management!
Profit is theft!
Profit=Slavery
Abolish Billionaires!
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ReplyI’ve only seen the best interest rates from investments in the webcam industry, like PapayaHub, for example.
ReplyI work with PapayaHUB. In just 5 months, I made a profit of +150%.
ReplySo … being a female CEO is like being a Democrat? Yourebalways cleaning up the mess made by Republicans?
ReplyI’m keeping the bag but I’m not cleaning that up, that girl is going far!
ReplyClimbing the corporate latter is insufferable whether man or woman or otherwise. It’s revolting when a person betrays their own humanity by basing their self-worth on a promotion. It really means living an endless lie about who you are and who you like. Stomach churning and cringe inducing, and I don’t believe for a minute it’s about achieving happiness.
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