Episode 3

S1E3: Beaver Attack, Caught on Camera, Quadruplets Surprise

Episode 3 of I Used To Work There delivers a full lineup of unforgettable Day Shift stories that prove the workplace is anything but predictable. From a wild jobsite encounter that turns into a full-on beaver chase, to a moment caught on camera that no one saw coming, these stories bring the kind of chaos, humor, and “you can’t make this up” energy that defines the show. Along the way, you’ll hear about workplace bets gone wrong, jobsite challenges that push people to their limits, and the kind of everyday moments that somehow turn into lifelong stories.

But this episode doesn’t just stay in the chaos. It balances the laughter with a powerful, feel-good story of a community rallying around a family with identical quadruplets, showing the human side of work and life. And just when you think you’ve heard it all, the episode closes with a story about losing a job that takes an unexpected and unforgettable turn, reminding us that even in the toughest moments, there’s always room for perspective, humor, and a story worth telling.

Got a story from your job you’ve never told out loud? Submit it to hr@iusedtoworkthere.com

About the Podcast

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I Used To Work There
I Used To Work There is a true story podcast where real people share the funny, shocking, emotional, and sometimes paranormal moments from the jobs they never forgot. Have a story of your own? Email hr@iusedtoworkthere.com

About your host

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Kelly Kennedy

Kelly Kennedy is an entrepreneur, podcast host, and lifelong lover of podcasts and storytelling. While he’s known for The Business Development Podcast, his favorite shows have always been the ones that pull you in with real, unforgettable stories.

Especially the eerie ones.

The kind that send a chill up your spine and stay with you long after they end.

That passion is what led him to create I Used To Work There, a show dedicated to the wild, hilarious, and sometimes unsettling stories people carry with them from the places they once worked.