Wednesday, September 23: DoorDash Detour; What Not To Do In A Job Interview; Robo-Toilets; Waterbury Captive Update

A DoorDash delivery took a detour straight into Dumbass News when a hungry customer learned his driver had crashed before making the delivery. Instead of turning around, he grabbed his phone, filmed the scene surrounded by ambulances, and went searching for his food. Because apparently nothing says "hope everyone's okay" quite like, "Yeah, but where's my order?" (0:00)

Think you're underpaid? You're probably not alone. Anthony Avallone from Reitman, Inc. stopped by the studio to break down the smartest way to ask for a raise, why presentation matters more than people realize, and the one thing you should never bring to a job interview unless you're trying not to get hired. 
Plus, listeners called in with their own workplace stories, including one hiring director who revealed she passed on an almost perfect candidate because of a single red flag---green actually. Turns out landing the job can come down to one small detail... and no, it's not a typo on a resume. (7:53)

Dumbass News went high-tech today with New York City's new robo-toilets, futuristic public bathrooms that come with one very important feature: they kick you out after 10 minutes. (36:51)

Attorney Joel Faxon joined Chaz and AJ to discuss a major development in the Waterbury captivity case, as the man known publicly as "S" has been granted access to confidential DCF records that could shed light on what state investigators knew and when they knew it.  Attorney Faxon explained what the newly released documents could mean for the case and why this latest ruling could be a significant step forward for the alleged victim. (45:18)