Pepsi's Amp Blunder

ACU Frank

It isn't overtly employment-related, unless your employees are using this iPhone app at work.

[URL]http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703790404574471522737925470.html[/URL]

How about it? What action would you take if your male employees were using this app to discuss their female counterparts?

Paul in Cannon Beach

Is this a new employee excuse "My iPhone made me do it?"

NaeNae55

I don't care for it, but I haven't really seen it. Based on the article, I would have to say I don't find it nearly as annoying as the phone commercials on Fox. To me they look like they are advertising phone sex, but managing to keep the wording 'safe' enough to show them during day and evening hours.

Holly Jones

I saw some screencaps of this posted on another forum. Apparently one of the "conquests" listed in the app is the Married Woman, whose "fact sheet" comes with a selection of excuses that she can give her husband in the event that the husband questions his wife's extracurricular activities.

One of the selections was that she "took the car to get the oil rotated."

The oil rotated. Honestly.

"The mechanic told me the car was low on flux capacitor fluid and that he'd fill it up for $39.95!"