Class of 99 Podcast
The podcast for the other 99.9% of us. Who work for a living. Who know what a W-2 looks like. Who have stories to tell. Host, William Chiriguayo--a doctoral candidate at Harvard University, with proud "working-class" roots--talks about the unique experiences we all share to go from "ordinary people" to "extra-ordinary people." That is, the hard work most of us put in to improve ourselves and our families. Whether that's at a quote-unquote "elite" university, behind a desk at an office, on a so-called "blue collar" worksite, and everywhere else in between, we all have our stories. And now there's a place to tell them--and, just as importantly, hear them.
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Class of 99 Podcast
Getting Swatted by Two Idiots at Harvard (Part 2)
[S1E3] William tells Part 2 of his story of being "swatted" (having a false report called into 9-1-1) by two drunk, or possibly high, idiots--who are also Harvard students. In this Part 2 of the story, we learn about some of the serious consequences (many lingering to this day) of the actions, misstatements (lies), and outright crimes committed by these students. Worse still, we learn about some of the serious financial, academic, professional, medical, reputational, and worse consequences from Harvard's actions (or inactions) in the wake of this clear-as-day violations of its own published "Code of Conduct" and of local and state law. This is a story for the ages--and the foundation of many stories to come (Harvard- and non-Harvard related) . Thanks for tuning in to Part 2. Enjoy, and share, like, and comment. And, of course, share your own stories about being part of the "Class of 99"--fighting the uphill battle against the "Harvards" of the world, whether that's a university, any job, or any corporate monster.
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