THE MILWAUKEE BREWERS ARE WORLD SERIES BOUND!

In this episode of Grossly Competent, Steve and Patrick celebrate* the hardwork and fortune of the Milwaukee Brewers punching their ticket to the World Series for the first time since 1982.

Specifically, the boys spend some time discussing team dynamics, leadership, and resiliency based on a remarkable statement from first baseman Jake Bauers on his reasoning behind the Milwaukee Brewers being able to respond so quickly when they are down in a game. His response?

"We play for each other, it's as simple as that, man."

See where you fit in and dive into this episode!

But first, Patrick spends some time impersonating Steve and complaining about being pitchslapped and the repercussions of people responding to his cries on LinkedIn. Furthermore, Steve pulls out the world's dumbest image and explains why Monster Smut Writer Abby B. is full of shit and did not, in fact, laugh until she cried.

Want some links? We've got the hook-up, son!

• The Worst Rob Lowe Joke and How Abby is a God-Forsaken Liar
• We Play for Each Other - Interview with Jake Bauers
• Yahoo Sports write-up on The Milwaukee Brewers
• Get your DisruptHR Milwaukee Fall 2026 tickets now to see Patrick live!

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In this episode, Rob Grant and John Guy, organizers of Disrupt HR Milwaukee, share insights into the innovative format, the origins of Disrupt HR, and how it energizes HR professionals through quick, impactful talks. They discuss the importance of diversity of thought, overcoming public speaking fears, and the power of disruptive ideas in HR. The guys discuss the evolution and future of Disrupt HR Milwaukee, sharing insights on community engagement, event format, and the importance of authentic conversations in HR. They highlight key moments, challenges, and the value of vulnerability and collaboration in creating impactful events.

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In this episode of Grossly Competent, Steve and Patrick chat about a Cornell University article that poses a question pondered over millenia:

Are people that like Corporate BS Jargon Speak actually just stupid?

But before all that invigorating dialogue, Steve continues with his standard ranting about the terribleness of being Pitch-Slapped while also giving mad credit to a sweet, sweet banger that takes the worst parts of LinkedIn and makes them into a glorious EDM hit. Patrick provides the intellectual stimulus by asking the age-old Halloween question: Which candy bar is better?

Oh... so, you want some links, do ya? Well here's some clips for you then!

• 'Workers who love 'synergizing paradigms' might be bad at their jobs' by Kate Blackwood
• Reggie Watts Clip
• Turning cold LinkedIn DMs into EDM

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