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Bodycam: 6 ‘Drunk’ Employees Who May Not Be Returning to Work
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47:35Now PlayingThink your workplace has drama? Wait until you see these employees who took “happy hour” way too far! From fast food freakouts to delivery drivers swerving off-route, this jaw-dropping compilation features real moments of workers getting busted for being seriously under the influence while on the clock. Watch as Law&Crime’s Sam Goldberg exposes bad employees as their sobriety tests go sideways and careers crash faster than their BAC levels rise. It’s outrageous, it’s unbelievable — and yes, it’s all caught on camera.
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