partnership, good morning, tracee. tracee: good morning, heather, t-mobile and sprint have merged. two have been in talks many times before but seems like this time it may finally happen. the two companies will add new jobs, they will also invest $40 billion into the new business, new network over the next three years and as you said, they would be the number 3 wireless carrier that s behind verizon and at&t, now, of course, all of this has to be approved by regulators. heather: all right, something that doesn t have to be approved by regulators is crazy drink at starbucks. tracee: yeah, if you were expecting unicorn, you may be out of luck. they said they are going to instead focus on other drinks like cold brews and tea, so i was looking back and there was the zonbie, the crystal moca,
attendant decided he wasn t going to take it anymore, unleashing a slew of profanities, grabbing a coupe of cold brews and sliding down the emergency chute, steven slater went to jail. slater is certainly not the disgrunld worker the first one to quit in rage. lift ton this radio deejay who decided enough was enough. i can t take it. i m not going to take it. i don t have to take it. i m not a dummy. i know how to find another job. for the last six years i made $6 an hour. that ain t nothing! i just got a raise after six years! i know i m qualified and after saying this, i don t care if i ever get another job in radio period. so if you are confused about what i m saying, listen very carefully. i quit this [ bleep ] job. how about a co-worker that