I Was Moved to the Basement. Walt Held the Key | Paper Trail
From Workplace Entanglement · 17:51
Show by The Griot
At six fifty on Monday morning, the second of March, I carried one cardboard box down eleven concrete steps to a steel desk beside the boiler room. A man in grey coveralls sat by the nearest boiler with a hardbound book across his knees and fourteen keys on his belt. An email had sent me there. Why would a company put its records coordinator next to its boilers, and what was written in that book?
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