I know everyone's secrets, and it could ruin them.

Описание: In this video, the hosts discuss a confession from an IT professional who monitors employee activity at their company. Despite employees signing waivers stating their computer usage is recorded, many continue to engage in highly personal and sometimes illegal activities.

The IT worker claims to have access to a vast array of sensitive information, including banking details, social media passwords, and personal emails. They are aware of workplace affairs, illicit activities occurring during work hours, and deep personal struggles like marital or financial problems. One particularly dark detail mentioned is knowing about a coworker who lost custody of their children due to drugs being found in their home.

The worker also claims to know about internal company corruption, such as embezzlement, management firing people for superficial reasons to replace them with younger employees, and even the boss's illegal drug sources. While the individual states they don't plan to use this information maliciously, they view it as "ammunition" should they ever need it.

The hosts react by marveling at how much dirt certain professionals must have on others and how risky it is for people to use their work devices for anything personal. They conclude that someone with this level of information is essentially "unfireable."