Hi Sandman, I think that men need help in the area of work. Women have a lot of clout in the workplace and if you say the wrong thing you can get in trouble. Your male boss is probably a mangina who is terrified of a complaint from a woman. Outside of work, family and friends can be annoying but they cannot fire you. I was lucky at work. During my entire career I handled money and
sensitive information so as long as I didn't lose any money or disclose sensitive information people didn't care. There was zero interest in my personal life. People were busy and didn't stop by for idle chat. I think the best way to avoid the question at work is to keep a low profile and not chat with women unless absolutely necessary. So please talk about work and the modern work environment. Cheers!" Well, thanks for your comments Bill so I'm going to cover the way that men should behave in the workplace to make their lives easier from women. And I'm going to use real life examples sent to me by youtubers listening to this channel. The first one is from Willilly Bab and this is what he says: "Sorry but the women here in Canada are turning into F***ing Nut-Cases these days. I told a lady at another branch office a joke, this was the joke: "Question = how does an Otter introduce his wife? Answer = he says 'Here is my significant Otter.' I then talked about the weather and how the days seem to be getting shorter and shorter, and soon it will snow. That's it, that's all I said, and then I wished her a nice day and walked away. We both seemed happy and she was smiling and all friendly and happy. A few days later I got my butt hauled into my supervisor's office, the lady wrote a review of my visit and claimed that I made sexist and demeaning comments about women and blank statements that were hateful and shamed women. I almost got fired for that but I was saved because I luckily voice recorded everything on a small Olympus voice recorder, and that was my proof that I said nothing wrong to the lady, so I kept my job.
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