JED & BRIDGET: Д¬HEF PETER: And the other thing is no one is ever going to buy a pizza with porcupine quills, Jed. JED & BRIDGET: Yeah? What's that? Tell us.Д¬HEF PETER: Money isn't the most important thing but we really do need money to pay for a lot of important things. And, you know, I just like to know that I can pay for my hobby with the money I earn at my day job. But I also like being able to have a little extra spending money to pay for things I WANT too.Д¬HEF PETER: I'm a semi-professional jump roper in my spare time. I have to pay rent and buy groceries like anyone else. I like working here, but I would not do it for free. JED: Hey Chef Peter, would you say you got this job so you could make money?Д¬HEF PETER: Well, yes. Д«RIDGET: Though, there's lots of important work that we do for our families, at home that ISN'T paid.but yes, making money does seem like a pretty big reason to get a job. JED & BRIDGET: Ohhhh right, MONEY, yes, that makes sense. So those are things like food, and the house that we live in, and a car that we can drive. So Professor Blake.pull up a chair here.what's the first thing that comes to mind when I ask you.why are jobs so important?Д«LAKE 1: On the most basic level, we need jobs, to get money to provide for ourselves and our family for us and our family to get the things that we need. And while we were having our lunch, we happened to meet someone who knows all about jobs and why they're so important. JED: Today, we're at our favorite pizza place. This has been asking random kids not so random questions. JED: Coming up, the answer to Jax's question why jobs are so important! And we'll find out if I'm able to finally prove to Rose that my pizza ideas are great!Д«RIDGET: Don't get us kicked out again Jed! I need my pizza fix! We've got more, after this.ДЄNNOUNCER: And now it's time for asking random kids not so random questions! Today's question isвЂ¦If you had the coolest job in the world, what would you be doing? JED: Wow, what are the odds that this guy who knows all about work would be having lunch here, on the very day we're doing our jobs episode?Д«RIDGET: Professor Blake, we have a lot of questions for you about jobs and why they're so important. My name is Blake Allen.Д«RIDGET: What does that mean, what do you do?Д«LAKE ALLEN: I study the work that people do and what it means for them and the people around them.

Hey, you, what's your job?Д«LAKE ALLEN: Me? Oh, I'm a career psychologist and professor at the University of Houston. Like.that guy sitting over there with the glasses. There are jobs galore represented here: the people tossing dough, the delivery drivers.Д«RIDGET: Plus, all the customers have jobs too. JED: We can answer today's question from right here in this pizza place. USUALLY, it means work that someone does. JED: Before we can answer it, we should probably explain what people mean when they say вЂњjobвЂќ.right?Д«RIDGET: For sure. JAX: Hi, my name is Jax from Saratoga Springs, Utah and I would like to know, why jobs are so important? Let's jump into the business at hand, shall we? We've got a new listener question. Psst, hey buddy, have you ever wanted to try porcupine meat?Д¬HEF PETER: Jed, let the customers eat their pizza, I worked hard to make those!Д«RIDGET: Thanks, Chef Peter. I'm convincing other customers that they should order my favorite pizza.

We're here hanging out in our favorite pizza joint. Mmm-hmmвЂ¦Д«RIDGET: Rose, we need the tweezers again!Д«RIDGET: Welcome back to Million Bazillion, where we help dollars make more sense. MmmвЂ¦ I just have, mmmвЂ¦ a porcupine quillвЂ¦ stuck in my throat. Like, there are a bunch of jobs connected to this pizza parlor.Д«RIDGET: Oh, you don't believe me? Fine, I'll prove it. JED: Well, how am I gonna figure that out? Wait, what about a pizza crust recycler who finds all the uneaten.Д«RIDGET: Instead of making up jobs and hoping they exist, let's just pay attention to the real ones that are all around us. JED: These Lumberjack pizzas are NOT cheap.Д«RIDGET: Well, if you need a job, you should probably try for one that actually exists. JED: Yeah, I'm trying to convince Rose to hire me as a peculiar punny pizza inventor.Д«RIDGET: Why are you looking for another job? JED: HmmвЂ¦ that doesn't bode well for my job application.

ROSE: (off-mic) In all my years of owning this pizza parlour, no one but you has ever ordered this crime against cuisine. Rose, how many Lumberjack pizzas do you guys sell each day? I mean, it's hard to eat, but the pine theme is strong. JED: Hey! This is my brilliant creation: pineapple, pine nuts, porcu-PINE, little bits of pine needles. Enjoy.Д«RIDGET: Ugh, this is the grossest pizza. Undertale x queen reader.ROSE: All right, guys.

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