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Advice from Strangers
This week's guest: Britney Spears
Dear Britney,
I'm a woman mechanical engineer at a large pharmaceutical company. Recently
there's been a lot of Machiavellian scheming around my office because of a
big promotion that's being dangled in front of us. How do I deal with the
backstabbing men I'm competing with?
Frustrated in Fargo
Dear FIF,
You must be smart. ;-) I guess you must be smart to be an engineer. Don't
engineers have to do a lot of math? I could never be an engineer. Neither
could most girls, actually, because math is hard for girls. :-( But that
must make you a super-genius, to be good at math and a girl, so you've got
that going for you! Girl Power! I know what you mean about having to deal
with all those old men though. Some of the old guys I have to deal with at
my label are like thirty! :-P Yuck! Anyway, why don't you just do what I
do... walk around wearing a bra as a shirt, a micro-mini, and grab your
breasts a lot? Just like me, you'll get whatever you want! Solidarity,
girlfriend!
Britney
Dear Britney,
There's this girl at work at the Cineplex who's a total babe. Actually, she
looks a lot like you! The only reason I haven't asked her out yet is because
it might make things weird at work. Should I go for it?
"Crush"ed in Columbus
Dear CIC,
Wow! Too many work questions! This is a little hard for me, because
I've never had a job or anything. Anyway, CIC, as long as you have the right
qualities, I don't think it should matter whether you work together. I mean
after all, if things work out she'll be at home while you're out making the
money, right? Just make sure that you have the three things that women look
for and you'll be fine: A great car, a platinum card, and enough money to
hire a maid when you guys settle down. Because girls don't want to have to
do all that gross housework. We just want to shop! Tell your friend that
Britney says, "You go, girl!"
Britney
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(Transcribed by Greg Preece)
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