"When you positively gossip about your workplace, that tends to make people associate you with 'expert power perceptions'-that you have some expertise-and that makes you less likely to quit."
Gossip columns are often seen as bottom feeding, rotting your brain by indulging in speculation about celebrities' personal lives, as evidenced by the recent Premier League rumor.
Stew Leonard's judgment day is set for October 20 in Federal District Court in New Haven, where Fairfield County's big butter and egg man (now the heavy in a light opera bouffe Gotterdammerrung) will learn his fate. On advice of counsel—Watergate prosecutor James Neal—Leonard copped a plea of 'conspiring to defraud the Federal Government of taxes on $17.5 million' that he and three Norwalk co-defendants skimmed from the World's Largest Dairy Store. Guidelines call for up to five years of jail time on top of an already levied $15 million fine. In the absence of divine intervention, Leonard will be trading down his Holstein glad rags for Danbury pin stripes. Old MacDonald never had days like this.
This week, we have brought you the story of how Spencer's buddy Bam tried to convince him to start dating. It is a tale of parties and crushes, bets and beer pong, zip ties and burgers of the night. Above all, it is an exploration of the things we do for love - the love of those we admire from afar and the love of those who have to share apartments with before we understand how to live in a society.