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Ever been denied a promotion—then asked to train the person who got the job? That gut punch isn’t just disrespectful, it’s a warning sign. In this episode, Big Slick breaks down a listener’s story that exposes one of the most common workplace traps: unpaid training disguised as “shadowing.”

We unpack why being asked to train someone above your pay grade is about control, leverage, and free labor, not development. You’ll learn how vague language like “help them get up to speed” quietly expands your role while shrinking your value—and why teaching a higher position can actually put a target on your back.

This episode gives you real scripts and strategies to protect yourself:

• How to say no without burning bridges
• What to put in writing to define your role
• When to ask for extra pay or a formal trainer title
• How to spot when the issue isn’t skill—but politics, preference, or bias

We also lay out a step-by-step exit plan if it’s time to move on:
Keep your income while you interview. Update your resume with measurable wins. Secure off-platform references. Create a paper trail that protects your reputation. And when the right offer comes, leave clean—with momentum intact.

If they want your knowledge but not your promotion, that’s your signal to level up elsewhere.

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Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed on Talk Ya Sh!t Podcast are those of the host and guests. This podcast is for entertainment and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice. Always seek guidance from a qualified professional regarding mental health, financial decisions, or personal issues. The host shares personal experiences and opinions — take what resonates and always do what’s best for you.

Big Slick here 👊 Got a story or need advice? Text me now — might make it on Talk Ya Sh!t! 🎙️💯

What do you do when family gatherings feel more like interrogation rooms?
This episode breaks down a listener’s story about toxic relatives, judgmental comments, guilt trips, and backhanded “advice” that leaves them drained every time they show up. We get into why family criticism cuts deeper, how emotional manipulation shows up at the dinner table, and the signs you’re stuck in a cycle of disrespect.

Big Slick unpacks the difference between normal family conflict and emotionally unsafe environments, then walk you through real boundary tools you can use today. You’ll learn quick one-liners that shut down intrusive questions, ways to protect your energy without blowing up the room, and how to set consequences with zero drama. We break down your real options—speak up, limit contact, or skip the event entirely—and which path makes the most sense depending on the situation.

Most importantly, we redefine what family actually means. Blood doesn’t give anyone permission to violate your peace. Respect, honesty, and emotional safety are the real qualifications. If your relatives won’t honor your boundaries, you get to reposition them without guilt and build a supportive circle that genuinely builds you up.

If you’ve ever felt attacked, drained, or dismissed by the people closest to you, this episode gives you clarity, language, and confidence to put yourself first.

📩 Got something on your mind?
Write in to the “Let’s Talk About It Letter” at: Talkyashitdaily@gmail.com

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👉 Hit that like, comment, and subscribe — and let’s talk our sh!t!

New Episodes every Monday, Wednesday & Friday at 6AM!

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed on Talk Ya Sh!t Podcast are those of the host and guests. This podcast is for entertainment and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice. Always seek guidance from a qualified professional regarding mental health, financial decisions, or personal issues. The host shares personal experiences and opinions — take what resonates and always do what’s best for you.

Big Slick here 👊 Got a story or need advice? Text me now — might make it on Talk Ya Sh!t! 🎙️💯

Are you being “kept private”… or straight-up hidden?
This episode breaks down a listener’s story about dating someone for six months with no posts, no invites, no holidays, and no real access—and what those patterns actually mean. This isn’t about clout. It’s about your place in someone’s life.

Big Slick breaks down the difference between healthy privacy and harmful secrecy—because one protects your relationship, and the other protects a double life. If you’ve never met their friends, only see them at night, or get excuses every time the weekend comes around, those aren’t quirks… they’re side-piece signals.

You’ll learn a simple framework to test someone’s true intentions:
➡️ Ask for a daytime date
➡️ Ask for an intro to ONE friend
➡️ Ask about the next holiday
Then watch what they do—not what they say.

We also dig into why people hide relationships, how to spot emotional manipulation early, and how to walk away with your self-worth intact if you realize you were the secret the whole time.

If you’re tired of mixed signals and want clarity, this episode gives you the blueprint.

📩 Got something on your mind?
Write in to the “Let’s Talk About It Letter” at: Talkyashitdaily@gmail.com

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👉 Hit that like, comment, and subscribe — and let’s talk our sh!t!

New Episodes every Monday, Wednesday & Friday at 6AM!

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed on Talk Ya Sh!t Podcast are those of the host and guests. This podcast is for entertainment and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice. Always seek guidance from a qualified professional regarding mental health, financial decisions, or personal issues. The host shares personal experiences and opinions — take what resonates and always do what’s best for you.